The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15
HUNGRY FOR PATRONAGE.
REPUBLIcINs HOLDING BAcE BILLS
HAELSe <PPROPRIhT IoSs

Ne Aere Messy for the Capitol Huiidisg 80
zee the Csssis Usm so-s Arrangement
ter ths Fs,ro.sss is Nss.-Ths HuI -
Au.ez FtstSush to BreoklJn Reporte1
Fsvor.siy .. the serste-Rsport 90 Rsvi-
sio- sf che sehooi syste- IL this city.
ALsANT. March 1L-There was another fight
In the Senate to-day over the Capitol Appro-
priation bill. Owing to the exhaustion Of the
appropriation. the N en- employed on the Cap
itol have been laid of and the work is proceed
ing very slowly. Capitol Commissioner Perry
estimates that $500. 900 will plete the Cap
itol. and that the work can be done with more
advantage to the State at present than u It IL
postponed. The Republicans oppose the APP
preparation unless the present Commission IL
| leglslated out OF Office and a new Com ission
| IL installed which will give patronage to the
| Republicans. They have prepared 9 rider to
| the Appropriation bill TO that eject Senator
Cantor moved in the Senate that the bill be
passed at once. He said that there were many
men out OF employment and waiting for the
appropriation. The expenditure would have
TO be made some time. and 1t might as well he
made now for the relief OF many workinemen.
The motion was lost By party vote.
| The bill to annex Flatbush TO Brooklyn was
| reported favorably from the Cities Com n ittes
OF the Senate Senator CofIey asked that the
| bill be recon mitted. and Sen stor . wens Joined
with him. The m otion to recommit was lost.
The Senate COMMITTEES on Canals reported
ably the bill to repeal the law to authorize
| the use OF electricity as motive power on
the canals By contract with the 81 perinten dent
| Of Canals
The Com admission to revise the common
school system OF New York city made its re-
port through Mr.. sulzer This Commission
was composed OF Z Ellery Anderson. David
Mcclure Oscar S. straus. stephen IL olin. aud
Thomas Hunter. 1t reorganizes the pros
snt system thoroughly and divides the
management OF the schools into de
partments. At the head there Is still
10 be the Board OF Education. As expert
advisers to them there Is to be the Board OF
School Superintendents. The Trustees OF
School Districts are continued. but on district
Instead OF ward lines. The school buildings
are to be under the control OF the Superinten-
dent OF Buildings This plan gives the Board |
OF Education general SUPERVISION OF the whole !
system. The school superintendents deter |
mine the methods Of education and make uni /
form the grading and instruction throu ghout |
the city The trustees will have charge OF the I
local district matters. All matters concerning
the buildings. the heating. lighting. furniture,
and such details. are to be controlled By the |
sub division on buildings A bill was intro /
ducsd In accordance with this report. carrying
out the plans OF the Commission. It was re- |
ferIsd to the Com mittee on Cities
The Ballot Law bin was special order again
to-day in the Senate. This bill. in, its present /
party emblems and an individual pastor The
bill was ordered to be rsprinted and made
rate school Com missioner ballot to 10 used By
women who under the law have the power to
, xo,e tor school commissioner was advanced
The Canal I'm proremen, bill was laid over in
bills which affect appropriation 10 order to
Iy 10 make some arraogemeDt about the
%s1ns to have charge of al ,Ss sts,s Soff
which shall give the patronage 20 the Republi-
ate money to be expended :, present SEN .'''o''-
The senate Com mtttee on Cities reported the
Of ONCE the present Rapid Transit Commits
sion and provides for the appointment OF
10 draw UP plans to submit to the people
These bills were introduced:
pas. 81 .as "a. 70 To n:r.
Nj stAatasls-IO appropriate. $4,000 TO repay. Az
Sr Girs.-ro iner.... b, oustsira tn. .ppropr,.-
'iSn. for museum ee!dipEsin me BrooE lyn fsii
ap.iIy Tor n.. Or. hydrsst. in S.- Sors ''O'' an
ROY SGs. lore. 20 Sg Of q.
s:f: rem in:isn. Of Il: soe:,9 'S Of
~: 1s e.. g:g % i. .,
Mr. w!.y.fO ns,.a.. q. amount allotted to til. po
The Assembly passed the bills to distribute
the money received under the ives Pool law
ssmons the STATE agricultural societies; to
s9d iqr The q new sites 81 The s New
Johp j; Plat. Of Pouehts.psis appeared be-
fore the Codes Com mittee OF the Assembly this ,
AinsWoGth fiSei iii. n. 'G CON mttS: deeldeS
to change the bill so as to allow the newspa-
exist In the ,pu lcation OF the article The Bill
rs amended reads as follows;
Il re s:si 81 s1'l process
tanned Tor 10. puseaion Of si Ir aa fsa .. man;
.Sy Ss,e. .sa n or 0!s;S PTSs o oea pro
s.tsmssory Hsps. :tfIon doc. no.; .PPy
fsPcr1 aor g go sA.ion o. ANYTHING All done az
nna 49, ..sh p.e.ieaton or otciAI
;ss 2Ts.ssq %, :, Is: s.a: s1 proe.asr.
Lpos-In esvi. AStIon for the publication or '
Ta Of y ss . ana ana
nj sIi.Ss spissy ,SHr.tol o. as -.I,i hssI
ne; called 70 he ,s.i II q .ues .
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y soa pan 90 Q, 70 ,ass ncien The defendant
IA .h.. ,Sse sleAtsn mad. in soOd faith aas
see sTai. ,s, .h. TAX. .r.s, on sept I. 1884 su,
Ions then pssd.nE IVY ~ " .H'e' )
Asst@H G.IS.5 But. a25s.ssd before the
md demanded that his bill PROVIDING ftr one $
lvs.eent fare on the MsnhAttan Elevated Gnd !,
thsr aspU rasf spst ss.ssi roads 10
esentAtiyes OF the road argued that thAyh ma v
uggestei that the reduction q fare be =
,r1uSht anout oy EaJ Of petiion from citizens.
ot reported. '' q
Mrs Mary. Seymour Howell s1-speaKer 4
u!Zer. and Assem- hlyman GiNop addressed
~ IonNenuon OF women suGTagIsts Of AlAny Il
ountJ in the Assembly cham bsr To- night II
he Republican Senators had a caucus after il
ne session today Was decided that no b
IproLIlAilons exceeding slN.JDJ should lie e
Iantef which DO not receive the approval ola q