New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-24
LAWS FOR THE STATE.
MEASURES BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE
THE pnooKrrN boAED OF ALpsRMrN-sAIr

TIVE RnooKIYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN-SAIA
MAKERS TOO HIGHLY FAVORED
fvpox rap psasrAn CORRESPONDENT. on THE 80
IIh.nv Ian. o3-The Senate this morning -
most OF tho session In Committee OF the nnoro ,,.
b,Il Of Senator o'CoBnoF's reorganizing the
BOARD Of Aldermen Senator Pierce va" ,.o,,nds
,.vorabIe consideration of this bill on the Eounro
thst the CORPORATION Counsel Of Brooklyn qua NOV 80
,be onportunty TO appear before the Cites Soni.s.
ana onnose this measure. This Is an old ana oo0'uou
ly lame and knock-kneed excuse, ana ono -.,,..
y. made 80 long as there Is Democrs"o Soi10''
counsel in Brooklyn, who is kept 10 AiOayt ~,
dentally TO look after the interests Oh the cn'o .s
but Virtually to oppose measures OF : a.as r.,
pature introduced by Republicans ana opposeo %
n.r,nc,a.s This bill Is q good and Just measure
and repean the law which now uphclds an uhIus'
rroeantat,on IN the Board Of Aldermen OF that cty
rh d,sc,,sson gave Thomas F. Grady achance 10 ie'
loose some of his overestimsted orsoory'
A statement made by senator Pierce that inc
present law was Endorsed BY ex1Mayor Low wac
pcrtinently answered by Senator Wortn' VINO uooieA
that Mr.. Low was Just much mistalfon IN resa,u
- .hs law AZ he was in the last election when ne
deserted the party that had made him what ne was
and went over 10 free trade and the Democracy
The hi was amended In a number Of uniTnportan'
particulars. 49,. sn,,.r,r.
senator coggeshall's bill authorizing tho superln'
endent OF Prisons to put in the apparatus iOr s'0
trical executions was passed. a..
Senator Cantor introduced a bill authorizing .no
Fire Dcpartment of NewYork to designate plans LOT
turning the old Armory Building, surfounded "
broadway sIxth-aye Thirty ffth-st ana Thrtysi&'h
81 into a museum. Senator Langoein was INC on,s
senator bold enough 70 ask for delay on tns s iip,
measure, thereby gaining me EMMY u '"'
Oh as Van Colt had bill looking toward uniform
divorce ana as ntrodced BY Mr. ives fixing tho term
Of The s oce Of Surrogate Of the city and County Oh
New nro tem Fassett announced his changes In
the committees this morning. He gave Gray Rlse
who I resened on Engsossed Bills P-Dc Health ana
Grievances In place Of Senator Reilly ssa' Senator
ply took Reys place on .st nm Tasson and re-
Murray INTRODUCED ed RI T. di SShs sH
Sance tax law tho child Or chlldren OF protner OK
sister q the person SSq ia RGRSii
Brooklyn was introduced by Assem6iyaan sp eno
The bal Of the Canal G9iSn cdpaaIs was introduced
Asscm6man Van oorisr thinks that the ,s sn
makers Of Syracuse should support their psneSs IN
out bounty from the state, as the s M.,,
wyoming County do At present the s.s'9 works 1l and
snppIies sait.makers at Syracuse with brine at
nominal price, giving them that much aGvNn Mr.
Van CSorier introduced an amendment to the CVh on
stitution repeating Section OF Article w u t h
s.sts tbe oaondaca salt field, saying that the
LEGISLATURE shall never sell or dispose o. 'n ssor
sprsnss belonging to this state.' Mr. Van voIag5
reasons that II the salt wells are sold tho staie VII
No longer supply the sat-makers Of Syracuse with
brine at a nominal price. 80, .,.,a,, :.
: Assemblymsn Longoy Introduced bill proyiaing
sbsi Law down rails In any street unless tie State
Board Of Railroad Commissioners has trst ootefinhou
the form, pattern and style Of the raL al, .nv,1,ny
Asselnbfyman Van Gorder introduced bll provioih9
That The same rule of deduction for Indebtedness that
now applies 10 personal property when IL ~ thAo'
shall apply 10 real estate. 80 s.~.-.,.
An act IN the interest Of strikcrs was ntroduced
laws SO as not make u unlawful tornen tooonone
ia do thing which, II done By one persp wouio not
be considered unlawful -,,.5 30