The sun., 1894-04-28
THE LEGISLATURE QUITS.
,ys NEW FORK CITY Br-PIRTTslN
y,rtS ~ 7HE eOvERNOR's hands,

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u,. p.xed ut e.is Min-. hut There
vm tie Bsaet, Ra..itire fro,
reaponei Arpropriations, OF Asout
.s.ropOoO n Ne 20 Aanez Finti..ds
,.a Nv Utrecht To Brook'y. Pss-sd.
,tp,Sy. April 27.-The Legislature ad-
iournsd to-day with gle over the Huokle-
bsrry Road bill It leaves batch Of bills,
n,nv OF vhlih the Governor will veto. AL the
Nav York bipartisan bills are now In the
Governors hands.
Tbe senate sat until after 2 o'clock this
uotning. Only two Senators were drunk.
One OF them stirred up fuss from time to
time by standing in the pit and making ram
Hing remarks. and another Senator amused
the senate by laughing loudly from time
10 time without any particular occasion
iorit. Both Of these Senators are Republicans
from the rural districts who were not accus-
toned to have free suppers and free beer
served them
Senator Parker was in the chair for the
greater part Of the session after midnight and
tried to have the Senators conduct themselves
IN an orderly manner. One OF the. Republican
Senator'S who had q jag insisted IA trying to
cit in the laps OF other Senators. to the disgust
tthe presiding officer. who. after repeated re-
quests, succeeded In getting the Senator to
sit In his own seat, where he sat laughing
from time to time during the remainder Of the
proceedings.
Senator Guy tried to call up bill to reduce
the rate charged for gas In the annexed dis
trict Five Senators began to shout their OBJ
iections before he finished the motion.
The Huckleberry bill which passed both
houses last night at lightning speed. was the
occasion for most Of the discussion to-day.
a.. ~ tptf g., ha A.a ao,ht
to recall the bill from the Senate. This bill
was introduced by Senator Ahearn. and legal
ized the acts OF the Huckleberry railroad. 1t
was defeated once yesterday In the Senate,
and was then taken mp again and passed. and
Some Of the Senators charged that the vote on
IT,. hil was not properly counted 10 the Senate,
Mf hecI's fssofution II the Assembly. He
S sS ss s pons Es: 81 SSsis ssd S
the motion to recall was passed.
When the recall resolution reached the Sen.
he scted .ss pfomD1iy fSs rs ten
srnor said thst The motion was va: not In order
into the order OF reports from the Assembly.
them moved that ths
4& % aG rsaGns had 's BEEN a' H ' 0f''f
Lad Sesa s Iyina on the dee. for %enths. nth "8S The
Clerk read the bill through. and there was a
cn9 TnSn the
oi calling up shs bin was to prevent action on
The Iii i1ing III. annual tax rate came up
during the f. waste sa,. time and wa, Wa
6e 2Is mills. eompesed Of the items Of .55
% rs tSf IT, ne e. ia1S 10 los the
were m made no by the cost Of the pau per insane
and ellaneous items. Thsrewiil be q def
have S BEEN postp"ned a i Year and which viii viii
become charge on the state next year. This
would have resulted in sending SS. the tax rate rate
above the rate OF last year. when there was
Ihe Assembly passed the bill to appropriate
$4,000 for the expenses OF the committee to
Investigate New New York city. The Democrats
Mr.: Ain.wSrth offered a resolution TO ex-
thv Factory lnspectors bill was defeated BY
the erasurs Of the affirmative vote OF Mr.. schIl-
was one Of the m embers eensured for contempt.
objected to the passage q the resolution. lie
akepubliean Legislature had censured him
ior protesting ai AZ axainst iTand TnS RsPuGii.
sxpunges ali record Of the Contempt proceed,
Isr inss rem 81 the iournal but provides that the
Tss wsrs .d sdo to &c take
this opportunity to get out OF the trouble they
were n through their frequent shifts OF the
the system Of the New York Dock Department
contract Instead OF By labor under the control
of the department.
THE Assembly passed the bills to annex
tlatlands to brooklyn; for State investiRA-
ZION ot tnbercu osis; TO complete the Thir-
sRorze YoHksr. @Gss td eGss, saP5SSe sTsus 40
sn tsSry to amend On the charter Of The Model Town
ann 20 I 10 annex lew 1tTesht 70 brookiSn,
TEN for operating street railroads.
shsshan delivered a farewell address To the
eenate His tern, expires this year. and the
neiAl duties. In his farewell address he says;
sd.nsi siih sSrS and Wsish. s1uss vii BE- fralsfa
q eo%: .Ss I al Has M Io g
.ns L:.isi,tgfs labor. n.sliig,H.y son.ssntlOusy
ssf =! s: PsSs s Ss .HSa
4. H sst ssis: u % u: :.s.ei. Oeaa sSa
iG:G s .aaa sSS
atas sassi OF ih. BODY say .asS' in shiieisS Of
MALE have often dls.srs.d With the majority Of the
almost eoOIissT soHsidsTstoS aud many inSsrsRi
soH.nt n h1ys been ESnsropIy passsa over .thoHt
toad a:aoiy q sll. body. fh.' 'tf.ndsSips sSiss
y,,s. sI.'sass o. goil!Ie.l ai;aIrs:@s1,. IN
soc4A nave trlel 70 treat eAch
ss1er As becomes honOTAbs and Intelligent and
SG as SS'1O@ e ny ns.I' w
sha Ig0r 70 the roll call OF 1895 Pursuant to The Con-
AHten aud 20 the rssoiutiOa Of the senate and As
"mpy no" declare this senate adjourned
Alter the adjournment Senator sA1ton.
ttssldent pro tenn OF the Senate. called the
.shAts 10 order again and presented the Lieu
SGaGt,u2yeEnor with a silver punch bowl
senator OConnor made the preservation
speSeh, and the Lieutenant Governor re-
uddnn. Ian tho Assembly. as customary. prssents-
srs Ts npeeeh pTesentlng Speaker MAlby with
HAon portrait from the Democratic IN EN- bers.
az Alnsworth presented the Speaker with
Hsanond flng anu stud from the majority
iaem sFS. Mr., Foley. on behalf Of the minor
:, presented Mr.. AinswoTth with gold watch.
tstS,h IS hepuslIeans presented him With silver
'Elce The Presentations to Mr. Sulzer,
Trader Of the Democrats. consisted OF a dIa-
saiaai mIina pin. diamond shirt studs, diamond
SniaF button. aud silver sleeve buttons. "A gold
Na'ch Was presented TO the Speakers clerk.
aTo "S p!!S,s,sntation ,,tion business grew 70 large
uO.ut thls year. and Was tax on some OF
N'e poorer m6mbeEs The WaV In which