New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15
BILLS INTRODUCED ~ BOTH HOUSES.
THE FIFTH-AvE. PAVING MEASURE-MiyY BROOK
IYN ELLIS PREsEN TED.


Albany Jan. II (Spccan.-Davld Millkcn lr.
the counsel Il THE Association Tor the Preservation
of Fifthavc A. Thoroughbred brought here to-day
"a petition which was ubseqnently al in the Senate
asking for the passage OF law restricting the use
of that portion OF Fifth-ave, In New-fork between
Twenty ifth-st and One-hundrcd- and tenth-st., to
vehicles for tn, ~portation OF passengers only,
excepting for the delivery Of merchandise, which
shall be by enying upon and leaving said avenue
from the sire nest adjacent to the place Of de
livery" Among the slgncrs OF this petition are
Ackcr Neral 4 COndlt, f.. j. Denning Co., Enrich
Bros Tiffany a CO.. Jacob Rupert Peter Doclser.
IT,. Thomas C. rlatt Willis knowlton, b. W. Fowler
and many other firms and men Of prominence.
S,nator Cantor introduced bill In support OF this
petition. 1t authorizes the Commissioner OF Public
Works TO rcpavc Fifth-avc from the northerly side
Of Twenty ffth-st to the northerly side OF Fifty.
eighth-st with wooden blocks, in the st and most
approved manner The bill also authorizes him to
rcpave Fifth ave from Fifty eighthst. 10 One-hundred-
ndtcnthst.. with the best approved pavement now
in use on The roadways In Central Park The city
is authorized issue bonds at the rate of four per
cent for the work. The bill also provides for tho
exclusion of heavy vehicles from Fifth-ave. from
Twenty -fftlist. to Onc-hundred and tentllst.
Among other bills introduced In the Senate were
these:
Iy Mr.. Floyd JonesProvidng for the removal Of the
Mayor of Long Island City by the Governor after
BY Mr. Met artny-E xempung from taxation the
Brooklyn Bridge Terminal Improvement bonds; also
four bills relating TO Brooklyn local improvements.
pntGodgced t9lay In the assembly ,oo., ,r,rro,.o
ment bills. introduced I'm the Assembly today
The senate adjourned until Monday night out Of re-
spec TO the memofy OF Chief Justice Ruger ana Judge
Marvin
In the Assembly, by unanimous consent, Mr.
Roche introduced bill creating park police pension
fund I'm New lOrk the bill was read second time,
and was ordered printed.
Judge Leslie w. Russell presented his resignation
rs a member OF the Regents Of the University.
Among the bills introduced W re these:
By Mr.. Kelly Increasing the amount OF bonds to
be issued for small parks In brooklyn rom S'oo'o"
r. F. Byrnc,- Providing for TIE expenditure OF
II 900 600 for local eAp-nditures IN BrooNNh 'Siah
lie and Belgium blocks paNementsl. ,
u'1onuor-A Allowing Brooklyn TO cXpend
sIjOOOO for station houses; also po'ioig lo' ,h r'
I..ulng of certificates Of Indebtedness at esS u'n
mar tn meet the deficiency in the Bfpohyh en- i
ryucu.cS also Increasing the Interest," OIL hiO0'''"
n'I W %mnnov r,ryidnc for an increase in the
street cleaning mileace In brooklyn to '''Oo "i'r'
per 'H"T Appropriating 100000 additional for
the sd Regiment brooklyn. ,...1 Nj, ,,,orr,on
Mr. Foley fixing the terms oil New orN ->uV'' "''
'Byrnc,-provdine for the con;ont Of prgper,ES
owner, for the construction oil iiuno"" u" e
'G. IT, Bush offered concurrent resolution INA"
vbcr the Assembly, adjourn today 1t be nhtll Monu"s
evening next. ,
Mr uu,ted ,aId that II the members were IN ao'oru
with the speaker in desiring SNORT session '"'S
,,,,,,a fay over until Friday, organize the con-
mo,s and have some Of the local nl'7 :, Ie, othing
report back on Monday. Now there wouH DC wN oS
1nr The IIou~e to do when II rcasscmtled Mr
said that Mr. Hustled misunderstood the sl,u Won
There " ere no lllls printed, and therefore t!rIc wa
nn,iinc f,r the committees to do. The motion pre-
vailed. ,..,-o a. ,d,ourn-
When the concurrent resolution rcE,uNe 10 ILL.," o.
mcnt came back from the senate '"' ''0"''
until Monday night.