New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
TWO BRIDGE BILLS PASSED.
The ASSEMBLY ACTS FAyoRABhf On Dh'
RANNEY'e MEASURE.
IT ALSO PASSES ELL FOR spNNNlN" TIE d.
LawREycE-NFNsrGEs INTRODUCED IN
TIE LOWER HOUsE-pRoC Fed
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Albany Feb 1.-THE Assembly IA busy paS,"is
important bills for tn, bridging 81 great "'"'' 'S
WAYS Yesterday it passed the blil oi "' r'
Elevated Railway Company of Iio"hN" pe',''',"e
that corporatlons managers 10 build TWO Efe.'
across IN, East River from the Eastern anu wen
districts Of Brooklyn re- pcctively to the so'hef emu vi
Wani,t,or island To-day IT passed Dr.. Ranney's m
t IN. construction OF a third bridge across the East
piycr in tie vicinity Of Ninctlethst Ne"-ior" Wv,
and ,e,orio l. l. The company which Is TO Dulo
ro hridge 1, to nav 10 the City OF New-lorK per
cent Of its net earnings-not great amount ~
rho, the Assembly turned It's attention to the b
Mr. Lone. authorizing the incorporation of com
many with 81 600 900 capital to buid bridge a'IoS
,hc = Lawrence River AZ wofe Island. This i'iahd
tos at the point where tie great river ho"s o"' "
Lake ontario The object Of building the Drose 70
uoresonobIv TO connect the railroad systems OF thc
canadian Pacific and the Ncwiork central
Mr. Malbv Of It. Lawrence County, opposed inc
I'LL and argued that bridge at Wolfe Island "tnpa
harqo thc navigation Of the river II is suspected Una.
the real reason OF his opposition TO the Dill WIS '
ne de, red the Canadian Pacific to bnid D'1usc i'
down tbc II lawrence River, and one that woud
,oncb the socred soll Of st Lawrence County Mr.
ualby moved that the bill should be recohh''eu " '''
Enroad Committee for hearing
.Iotod raising the ~ 100000 aid erecting a Driuso
That wou,d he Of the greatest benefit 10 commerce .!
giving a much shorter route from the "cSV ''''
Canada TO Ncw.YOrH City. As to the a''er"o, NAV
the bridge would cripple navlga'loh' inc sc''
was mistaken for the Federal laws would prevent !"
Mr. Gallagher said that the commerce OF the N"g"i"
River was ten times great as That Oh tue o'
lawrence ana that II had not been impaired pl
the construction Of bridges.
Mr. Maby spoke against the bill. lie uc'h'r'u 'n',
II wa, a pocket measure, aud that the Rchciai pohV
wos that the Canadian Pacific Railway was DICK Vi It,
lie bad letters from transportation men NV ~
voriors who desired Il hearing. They rcprc'entcd
the commerce OF hhat part Of the State ana 'ncir Il"
ercst, should be considered. No harm could come l"
having the bill recommltted. to allow these people 10
Lao heard The protection OF the Federal altlorltcs
should not be relied upon. Tie Stitc sho"'' pro-
,ect it, own interests first He considered t"e o
n lad one. His motor 10 recomInit WIS los' W Il
vote Of yeas A. NAYS 81. Mr. Malby made "ho'!eF
vigorous attack on the bill when IT WAS put upon us
rno massage hut this effort was Of little avail. for
the yea, were 90 and the nays -
The Assembly Judiciary Committee day reported
favor.ilIy Alfred r.. Couklines bill prohibiting inc
employment Of barmaids I'm liquor stores ne ~
aeully Committee cities reported ttNorabN MI
roeys hill making the II Office Of the Aldermen
of New-No in future two years and Mr.. tooheS ,
hiu fixing the -alary u the Brooklyn Aldermen al
- 800 yearly Mr. Wells bill providing Tor 'hc
rcrs,vcmcnt Of Th,l.avo.. Ne"-l ork from the l'ie
River f. Onc-hundrcd nd-scvciteth -.
Mr. Riley introduced bill appropra''rs S'oo'oV'
,or Ion,thcnur the remaining fifteen short locks Oh
the Erie Canal between Cohocs and Lorkport MI
,trauahan presented bill mixing II mandatory upon
all elite, above 10000 IN population 10 establish nee
uubBc baths, Mr. McManus Introduced Dill ipF inc
creation Of a park in the Twenty scc"id "aru VI
Nav. York between Forty ninth and Pity 'hr't SIS
and Eleventh and Twelfth ayes Nr CihH pH'f'hu'
s1. AZ
all cite, above 100000 III pop'Auo" wv" '''' '
yroohlynl at SO year.
IL cd mon and the glandc-s took up most 81 we
time Of the .ensic This morning tn" drafted men
bill If which scnatot COgecahall is the "uthor "' Oe
b.r. m one ipm or another for many year N''
OConuor vas the first senator to attack IL '"'S' "'
affection being 10 81 mandatory form. lie thNrh'
that il ought to BE- perml,'vc AT The utmost Iheh
,,iur -rnutnr NcClrllaud shook the ceiling with hls
brave wnr talk. The drafted men. De aid, "efc COW
ad. and tcN did not de-"rv" to ert back any ~ TIC
money that they had spent for substitutes I" 90 tcIr
fighting for them lie forgot. VIXEN be- SAID ms That
Groyer Cleveland once -p.nt 300 fpr ub uinte To d.
M, fighting for him. Mr. Cog-o,hall r"icrTd to thls
fact I'm hi, vigorous STYLE and his icior had TIE cnc'l
81 diving MoCcliand ~ far down Ia hi, seat n ne
p,,-iby could get TIC bll went 10 uhri reading
after senator O'COnuor', Amendment making II I"r-
ml,-lye on the Boards Of supervisors 10 ny the money
back 10 the drafted men had b~n adopted
Then the senate took up senator Klclhr>pi's blll'
rouirng the hillag u all horr~ suffering from the
sluder, and al, providing that The STATE oi"l pay
Tor the animal that arr Nil d. some "i me ~h',pls
thought that i-> would result IN ~" aplrAlhl'' Vi ~"
exec. dlueIy -" number Of hoTS - Affected " n'
would tim, DE- sid to the stat" ~ lhrh pii'c IN'
bin Wa~ not advanced. an,
senator pluuhlit Introduced tm- morning hiIl pro
,idnc Tor the construction II diiy" along me "acI
cde, shifting Riverside infk, M New l'h 'lN. from
seventy .-cciud ON" hgudrsiaud twenty hith -
bonds 10 the amount Of *5o0"D ar mr., T." l' i,7,l
for neuriug the uecr--aIf lard I'll" diiN" l. u I'
iut n bukhcads and tn" water alongside Oi t''
New York C.utfl and llUd~ou River Rairp.l ti1ch'
No estimate put upon tr cost II Cnn-iru, iIpi.
Mr. Plunhtt also Introduced bll pioHIing FOR ~,
Appotionmcui Of 5jOUx for each year hereafter AM
a. Naturl History with ihc condition that II hall b"
kept open sunday afternoons ana be IRE every cay
IN the week except Monday. Mr. Connolly introduced
iii, iii In The isscmbly.