The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
Gratis cannot AFFORD to lose moro than two As.
semblymen. as that is all the margin they

Gratis cannot AFFORD to lose more than two As.
McsnasS b compe eyerv Eote put
am seste gong In every ths T hote
gong will be sounded.
Senator Punkitt and the Columbia College
PeSPPplo have made an arrangement ab9Yt his
ingdale Asylum property. and the college will
to by the ropsTy and build on IT.
in tie block that they would were i to be sold
OF sGms 9s Gey esehsy o wren
financial advantage to the ASYLUM people. who
bought tho property when It was Of little value.
taxation which surrounding real estate P,aid.
until they now dispose of It for several million
Amsterdam 40 a VENUE and i siornnsside Park
and l20th street Is to be widened forty feet.
1 sna t6s Ns@ the { Gs buans pr S
Tie tSsniy FAT FSf p bill was ordered
HHiready PASSED the ASSEMBLY This hi UP pro TO-
means means ot oP psrasSnte nr In any other
thnn by, alightlng when the balloon has
Mr. Yetman OF staten Island introduced a
bill which Is such interesting reading that the
title and the first few sections are printed
privilege q voting and thus e relieve .efsuppor'inE
s.s,os Ths pIaSies Or Continuing a. po.s.r
NS Ss tsh rom n, sue. sSh'a ss s%S simply
sy are ny ny. s e err abolished a and
aud aS 10 sss 0ss
Of ss sl GHTSs s
on .4 ss
. SsH ss: @ss yirs
10 Gf % no such
comptrolIsr Myers sent letter to the Senate
on ths Hmekleherry Road BIZ. HH says that !, Il
the city Of New York. because cause 1T" Il relieves the
COMPANY from the State corporation taX gives
exempts It from all obligations to caro- for the
strsf,s t., md that Is de,rimsnta RIGHTS
the corporation is exempt from the restric-
tSIs on 95ssn the snc Of to the
face raj roads in the Twenty.third and
TWENTY. fourth wards would prove immedi;;
cause for the granting Of the extraordinary
Privileges prSyided for in tbs !, bill n deroSa-
s se ts 81 Bill ffS PERMIT the
ssnaa Park: Ex-Alderman Conklng oHjeeted;;
% ts s5Sesw @
spare that tree" t. BRYANT. afterward chang
The following bills were introduced in the
Assembly:
ny Mr.. Sohmer-To permit the holding OF peaceable
pnns meetings in the parks and to insure freedom OF
by Nj. 2uisey-To provide For the completion OF the
Fourteenth Regiment nrm0ry In Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. CahiTo compel the labelling OF packages OF
timed eatabies.
The Assembly. without opposition. passed
the bill to provide n reformatory for women.
similar to the Elmira Reformatory for Men.
The bill to permit the Mayors OF cities to
Rrant permits to children to go on the stage
under reasonable restrictions came before the
Assembly on final passage to-day. Gen. Hus-
ted said that ,Lommod9re Gerry. was not in
favor of the bill. Mr., Hit said that he was
weary Of hearing Of Commodore Gerry. It was
n humiliation to the. Assembly not to
be thought able to decide on bills without
Commodore Gerry. He was tired OF regu
latinE the actions OF tho mmittee on Judfci;
AIRY to suit Mr.. CORY. The Assembly had had
bill passed by a vote Of Is to 32.
Gov. Flower has signed the bill prohibiting
cuffs, and shirts in the prisons OF the State.
The bill affects Clinton prison and the Albany
DaDitpntiary