The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-21
Representative Andrew OF Boston. Chairman
Of tho Committce ON Civil SnrNicc Inns COM
THE COMING WEEK ~ 4LBiNE.
Important Measures TO Come Before the
Leglslmtu re and Its Commlltecs.

ALBANY. March 20 What is probably tho
last month Of the legislative session orons
tomorrow night. The weeks work is to be oil
q highly important character An ATTEMPT
|Swill be made either on Tuesday or Wednes-
day to call MP tho Excise bill and send IT to n
second reading. but it ia liable TO cause long
and heated debate. The Railroad Committee
Of tho Senate will make an attempt to get tn"
Hucklsbcrry bill out. but rs yet neither Scna-
tors McClcani nor Walker have sisniiicd
their intention Of switching around in favor
OF the measure
Tuesday will sec Ii: opposition in Tho As
sembly Judiciary Committee to the Freedom
OF Worship bill. which has passed the senate.
Besides the trustees Of various asylmms in tho
state. there will be n large delegation from
New York. comprising l.. A. Leroy. Eihu
Chauncev. tho Rev. Dr. George Alexander. tho
Rev. ". q. Embuy. LYMAN Khoades. Jacob +.
Miller. the Rey. DR.. James u. King. tho Rev.
William Lloyd. and the Row. T.. NJ Kingsley.
They have already presented memorial 10
shoHd aw MSa t.nd !" vd
tho people. not on PARTY. but on religious
lines. AMI that tho avowcd object Of the bill is
liGious wor,liip into thus" reformhtorr instl;
tutions which are receiving public money and
to nut the Institutions in respect to the re-
lision taught in them under the control of IL
political hoard Of management
The c"ditled banking laws. Of great interest
the Bank Committee Of tho Assembly on Mon
day night and viii b. made special order;
SO much hot debate, vii be II, special order in
the Senate on Wednesday. and the division on
tho bill will not be at all on party lines,
An attempt will he made in the Assembly to
call up the bill for the consolidation Of New
York. BROOKLYN and ether muncinhlti"s int"
bly,. and get another vote upon it. What the
Commission most anxiouslv desired Is that
tn q 6nd s Sc the
living With tho boundaries of til" proposed
city for their annrovai or IisaEproyta, ! ler
man of the Cities Committee. scttin. forth
these views has been received.
we "1e Il be II ossn
istratton hili. The bil was, drawn BY Pro-.
his inaugural. and is in effect the present reg.
istratior law for cities. It requires, that every
MT vote Unless he registers The Inspectors
Of e!ection. in every district are to be TIL"
Boards of Registry: Therc,are to be Tour reg;
istrntion days. during which the Board shnl
Sit from !o,clock in the morning unit" clock
In the evening: Every yoter mus, a.ppcar in
registration days. and tho Board shall make
W its lis, from The names OF the res sons who
h ih driS Gu@ elc Ie"rS r., E'n n
rcsstere ed shall have to answer questions
ship. and Il lie makes false statement no
snail be guilty Of IA felony.
Other matter OF interest to come before The
hearing before the Assembly Public Health
Committee on Mr.. GoldberEs bill preventing
pub lie exhibitions q hypnotic infnence and
on Commerce and Navigation Of IL: I.org
Island Railroad bridge scheme; On Wednes;
day. the Committee on Gas. Electricity and
Water of the Assembly will give II hearing at
:! o'clock. on the bills to reduce telephone
rates in the cities OF the state; and ruttcn-
York and Brooklyn rates. The Senate Com
mittec on Miscellaneous Corporations will give
a similar herring at 4 o'clock of the same
afternoon. On "Wednesday the Senate Com
rittec on Commerce and NariGati ion will hcar
York Central bridge over the Harlem. on
Monday night the special order in the Senate
is the Wards Island Property bill.