The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-12
THE ALBANY LEGISLATURE.
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| Suggestion 60 Cs~ttrus the Lir. %
ths I,sei-istsre Thre-shout the Tea-.
ALBAxY, April Ex-senator Timothy Dry Dol
lar sullivan for the first time In the Senate
to-day after his long and dangerous illness Of
pneumonia. He said that the New York
World printed to-day prominently on tie fret
! page story that he had caned Aesemblyman
| Cahill yesterday with a blaekthorn stick. Ben
ator Sullivan said that the story was malicious
and absurd. He had been confined In the
hospital for almost two months, and he was so
feeble that IL was an effort for him to stand.
lie had been using the stick to assist him in
walking. Mr.. Cahill was q friend Of his and
the frst he knew OF any difficulty between
them was the publication In the World Mr..
Cahill said that there was nothing at all In the
story. and that he had told the reporter who
| printed II that II was not true before he sent
the story to the World
Mr.. shenned presented the report OF the
| Conference Com mittee on the Provident Loan
| Association bill. This bill Incorporates a num-
Der OF tinRuished citizens OF New York as
an association to loan money to the poor on
| personal security at n low rate Of interest The
Assembly had amended the bill so as to limit
the time for the charter to three years. The
Conference Committee reported IN favor OF
striking out the Assembly amendm ent and Of
adopting the charter In It's original shape. Mr..
Bheffleid moved concurrence In the report
Mr. Butts opposed the bill. lie said that he
did not believe In incorporating any society to
use the pretence Of charity to extort money
from poor people.
Mr.. Sulzer said that the incorporators OF the
bill were acting solely out OF charity, and that
thav had M m nfi0n nj IN mi Ia mi na
out Of the bill. but only OF beneflting the poor.
He read O number OF letters approving the bill.
MIR. Ainsworth said that II the Provident
Loan Society did not live MP to it's obligations
its charter could be revoked By subsequent
Legislatures.
The bill was then passed By q vote Of 112 to
10 II will now 90 to the Governor
Tho Assembly passed the bill abolishinR the |
ONCE OF Shore Inspector.
Tho Appropriation bill passed the Assembly |
- amended By the Conference Committee
Senator OConnor reported for the judiciary |
Committee O resolution that Senators OCon- |
nor Shxton.. and Mcmahon should sit during |
the summer to inquire into the manner In |
which the Civil Service law Is enforced.
Senator Cantor said that he was q member
Of the Judiciary Com mittee and he never heard
OF any such report until It was presented in the
Senate. Senator Parker. also member OF the
Other members OF the conn ittee said that they
had peyer heard OF i;
Ths Is IN tb No rs ana Senator
investisation committees at such cost to the
dietary Copmiitee. said that the Republican
members OF the committee had nor met to or
Senator o Connor intima.ed that one Of tn.
Civil seryIes Gommis SIC. wa. G friend OF
pre- ud Iced by that TACT.
nor had pot number OF friends who had
0ais ct 10 an ~: e ssIa Senator oconnor
..,d Esseryb0dy s shinks you have about forty"
Then eyssysOay 1; ss wgrons% ssid Senator
would 10. .rs % shield him from inv Sis
ton: don't went to invts.,tigste the Senator's
The Restitution went over to psrmi. the Ju-
SaS to sd as &c, #
Congress- senator cantor said that 'f the Re- e.
publican wording Of The resolution was often
Hin In his speech. but he ,Sid not agree with
the construction the Republicans had put omit
cage platform and oppose the Income tax he
was with them, but he did not like the way In
politically opposed to senator Hill he believed
that IN many MAJ respects Senator Hill was
Senator Coggeshail said that he could see no
TsasSn Why m I'm Legislature should consratu-
senator MeManon said the resolution va.
was wordsd It was an insult. '"'1 .n'' 80 "
Senator Cantor said that Senator Hill did not
The RESOLUTION was adopted By vote OF IA
to II: The Democrats voted IN the negative.
t ds Iii 20 civ.
Mayor OF Albany powcr to appoint a new
The senate passed the bills for new char
ter for Oneida; to give the Kings county Judge |
Supervisor at Large and sheriff the power to
built up space OF ten ON emit lots In BROOK
lyn to sixty;nve per cent. and providing for
ssssS alStres in Sow Yors tracks In the an
The Senate adopted the report Of the con-
The. Assembly passed the bills Tor the Fort
Washington Park. for the light artillery OF the
Once Of eSspers and ans assistant rssp perm 81
Brooklyn public buildings 49,,
are considsring a suggestion ott III Hon. :. NJ
penniston Of Utica that the life q this Legs
sSss s6.n tts the
work on April ~ Il tako a recess until septem-
her, and It fhen take s recess from time 70
course is suggested in case Of anything
arising before or after the fall election ON
the RspaSeans the Lssisiat ass' ssiour D
sine die this month 4 eouII not meet again
many hcpublIcAp members OF the Legislature.
: nj ~ M sSrn1ohnn, t .ha 10 VIII oe
recssses after April 26. itthis is done, only q
fow Of the clerks in each House win be re- I
talned. In order TO reduce expenses.
The Assembly Cities Committee reported the
Police Uill. amended to give more
power to Superintendent ByrneA In other re- ,
spsots Its the Senate bill. which makes a
Board OF two Democrats and two publicans.
:, Mayor dilroy is here In consultation with
GOV; Flower over New York city LEGISLATION.
. When the Assembly reconvsned at 1 o'clock ,
this afternoon. Mr.. Hennessy OF Kings county ,
rose to q question OF privilege. During the
morning session he had objected TO progress
Ing to third reading Senate bill providing that I
The Superintendent of Insurance may examine I
Into the condition Of foreign insurance com 4
anime the bill. Mr.. Hennessy said:
On attempting TO enter tho Assembly
chamber this Afternoon Was stopped by the
his deputies. who attempted violently to in
lsrfeTe with my actions as a. member OF
based that attempt upon statement OF mine
10 the House this forenoon on a bill brought