New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06
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THE LrGlsIArtnE DISCOVERS THAT 1T u THE
,oxrro,Irns prry TO 60 To LAW FOR THE
FUNDS THE Legal. rrnLcNroNS RE
rr\rrR PASSED OTHER REFORM Hills
lny TrirarAru 10 TIM TmnrNr
Trenton juno b.-Thrrc were "rV''H "N'N
debates In the Senate to-day, "winH !" wv
efforts Of certain Democrats 10 stii'r ih' WORK
Of reform and of a few Republican Senators
who are anxious concerning measures "i gr'"'
local Importance. Several reform measure"
were introduced and others were advanced on
/ the calendar. Senator voorhees, to-day miro
duccd concurrent resolution. c"lnhE "P'"
Controller Hancock 10 institute civil suits
against all persons shown to have been engaged
In robbing the State. Senator Daly declared
the resolution supcrfluous. The statute WIN re-
lation to the Controllers Office explicitly said
II was his duty to institute suits to recover
State moneys whenever the necessity should
arise The resolution was Withdrawn when the
law was read. Senator Voorhees, taking the view
that II unn"ce ssary.
The bill repeating the several acts relating to
the publication Of laws in newspapers and the
printing Of public documents was passed ms
afternoon. Senator Daly said he had carefully
considered the measure. an1 BE- voted Tor IL on
the ground of economy. senator Winton Vo'ed
against 1t.
A heated discussion arose over the passage
Of the Newark Ward EcGstricting bills. SEN
ator Ketcham. in explaining them. said th'y
were introduced in anticipation of 4 decision 81
the Court of Errors and Appeals IN the Newark
| ward rrlistricting case. 1t would. he Sdid' turn
| the city over TO the control Of the Democf"uc
party. or leave II In 1 state II chaos or an
archv. To avoid this condition these bills had
been brought down by the city counsel of New
ark Senators Daily Winton and kuhl opposed
| the measures As being partisan and ouis''e o'
the province OF the INVESTIGATING committee
| report.
! senator Voorhees, said the bills could not suier
| bv delay and he moved that they remain "'e'
until tomorrow morning They were MOI III
dorscd by the committee. President Stokes r"''"
| the bills out # order. and he VIII mol p''''''
further consideration II them unless tA' r's''"-
| ton Of March - is rescinded The io'o"'"e
! bills were introduced in the Senate '"-"'Y'
Nv Mr. Voorhees, 40 3is repeating "a. act ap,
t -, s,r irv purposes connected ~.th the support
- ,hc s"s- No 2se repeating the second section
The school for Deaf Mlies anl requiring iha' Nom m""
.Ss "G" t,f,er T.. ptl out - the STATE inni. in.
steal of The school flni 40. ."I f.i '.a.,f a
Prov Ing far the distribution oi ihs p pn"n' ~ ,
ef,t. 20 tho public suIO.S. y D. .-'-. r. i'i' -
'-,i.r,.rt 10 "a. Public iusruriion y =. - 'i''
:, ,,v,ueui of assistants ia th. Nil." "i rum 'i.
s,rI.il,n from ia. state 'unI. W. ''si f'i'lt "a,
ION ID, Il the Pllllc Instruction s.', I'D '''i' y
/ tho Annual Appropriation BIZ. 80 -
~. al f.r ~. -IYInr; oi fhr ~.h.oi i"i '-.'.
Niut.- rass.i IN Isgl -. 30. prom htnf lN'
/ I'M, .r publishing - laH- 90 iA'.t. W 'i'. ' 80
/ s.,,e ,xp,nA. IN anything except Inc H"s"'" '""
/ glagc. =. OIL. 10 .,. ,,o.In..teri OF
,,r... r,mu.-I0n.rs lv tIr Governor - ''",i ~
,lte comm ss.oners alpllntei iy tn STATE ~ ~
VI r.l,fiv. q tn. acquisition oi the E"lsA'es
! for riirf,,ses OF fertilization. etc.
These bills were passed
Senate 40 3io a1ing the number - officers of
tha S.raiD ana House and their comp" n'if 'n
senate No si2 providing that after N'N'in"fr l.
! 80, NJ money shall hs drawn from ~" treasury
unle.s explicitly appropriated in the Annual Ap-
sanatr 40 2s repeaNng the act q -. proyh-
! ing fha, Senators AMI As7ruhlfmcn .Ai" d. iHF-
| ri-h.I with stationery au! other sNipil'-
Tn. General Appropriation hiil was advanced
10 third r.AIlng in the upper house ~ iufih'r
amendments viii h- made. kept possibly. on"
| Increasing the appropriation f'r ~" IRIS flalnS
! ASYLUM by auou. 80 600. Tho net saving i'r thi'
wear VIII be about 100000 instead oi S-S'.ooo as
Anticipated , . -
RI. judiciary Committee gave hearing to a
larg. delegation u women. who urged the passage
Of the female suffrage amendment