New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES.

THE SUPPLY BILL IN THE SENATE-THE GABLE
RAILWAY BILL PASSED IN THE ASSEMBLY
Albany, April (specaD.-In the Senate this morning
the Annual supply bill reported by the Finance
Committee Theootsl Of the bill as reported Is 1870
os4 and as passed by the Assembly 81 o12 7e3 an in
crease Of SOS, 211 The bill passed last year was
1884, an increase for 1891 over 1890 OF S1'o4o'
The deductions made by the Finance Committee from
the Assembly Supply bill For physicians 1nstru-
ments at Clinton Prison. S941 Bath Soldiers Home
100000; public buildings, $4,000; Catskill armory,
$500; Court OF Appeals fleboXes, $1,000 The total
deductions amount TO 500 241 Following are the adj
tons: Retired judges 81 200; Acknowledgement. Tor
counsel fees in NewYork City litigation, SlOooo'
Dairy Commission, $1,000; Willard Asylum, $1,000;
Hudson House OF Refuge, IS, 500; Newark Asylum,
80 500: Buffalo Hospital. electric lights, $4,000;
BinghamtOn Hospital repairs, 1900 UTICA Hosptai
land $4,000; Bnghamton Hospital, maintenance de-
hciency, S25 600 Plattsburg Normal SCHOOL, S9'ooo,
Albany Normal College. $4,000 Indians in normal
schools 81 900; Superintendent Of Public WORKS HUI
CATION 1920 Fertilizer experiments. S1OOoo supreme
Court stenographers S25 1925; Court Of Appeals mes
sengers 5000; Assembly, Johnson contest $1,000;
Fassett Committee, witnesses 5000. and counsel
s11 900.
The bill was made a special order for Thursday.
Senator Birkett has introduced bill, probably Tor
the protection of the Stats ZeuDg" building, declar
ing that the trustees of the New-Yor and Brooklyn
York west Of the present westerly boundary line of the
lands held by the said trustees for the cities of New
York and Brooklyn within 121 feet of the southerly
line Of Park Row."
Among the bills passed in the Senate was Mr. Cantor
New York Police Pension Fund bill.
The Assembly amendments to the appropriation OF
$4,000 for the Capitol were agreed to and the bill
was sent to the Governor.
Charles p. McClelland admitted to-day on the floor
Of the Assembly that his resolution TO adjourn the
legislature on April IL merely bluff by intro
ducng a resolution that all committees should have
until April Is to make reports. This would be
only two days before the adjournment, in case his
resolution 10 pass the Senate. lie INTENDED 10
make this motion, and have it apply only to the
Ways and Means Committee, but all over the AS
sembl there came so many demands for extensions,
that 10 preserve any peace and harmony at all, he
was compelled to amend the resolution and take in
all Of the committees. AS II was, Timothy d. Sullivan
asked for an unlimited extension of time for his
committee.
4we are going TO adjourn on the seventeenth
whispered McCleand to him.
"No you ain't' replied Sullivan. "If you get away
from here by May 10 you viii be doing well.' he
added.
The Cable Railway bill passed the Assembly
by the largest number of votes that it
has yet received. Several speeches were made
In favor Of and against IT, Some OF
those who have been against the bill heretofore were
found in favor of 1t in its amended form. IL received
seventy three affirmative votes.
Assemblyman Blumenthai angry this morning
because the Speaker sent the telephone bill. which he
introduced yesterday, TO the Committee on Gas ana
Eectrcty instead Of to the Cities Committee where
II ought &c have gone. Mr.. Dlumenthal made short
speech when the reference of the bill announced,
and Wanted TO have the reference changed. The