New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
FIRST DAY AT ALBANY.
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- Morton and inform him that the As
on was ready FOR business ana ,S IN ny
and henhheS n6cr In due time these two commit
returned under he escort , OF Ine fermaiiv
arms, VIZ Cole secretary to the Governor aiso
Nth great gravity ,a ana reeeived the message and
thai the 2 2,D and Mcmahon with due solemnity
marched no onened shop at the old stand There
sea, u1 bowling ami scraping all round ana tnen
the repesen1ii@s" cole also brought the Governor $
WITHDREW ~ which close attention was paid when
the clerk ,r Tsss Of New-Yor presented the papers
Mr Annies Of the seat Of stephen s Blake Tam
many wa h0Tp District Gfct of SewYork E City This
XXNt l ., ;,' the Committee on Contested Seats
VII s., aDvkIinc of NewYork. at this point offered
Mr. S 9n,Sfor the appointment of a committee of
reso nsmbers from NewYork City to investigate
IL the d GT Foey said he was willing that there
B osild hc such committee but wanted 1t to look
Stout the affairs OF Rochester and Syracuse also
mo ann.n.oTv discussion ended with the agreement
Nat the resolution 60 over Inc same dsposi,to on
was bsro the extravaganza and crime in Brook
10 70 Mr. Foey's assurance that the Democrats
L1ii.on,e1 all such Investigations Mr.. Ainsworth
Wer,eS quickly that this evident from Dem
ancratc Governors veto OF the Lexow committee
onnropriation, and Mr. Foley was quiet for half an
h1 The momentous question whether shades should
md r the superintendent supply of sunshine Is TO be
shut of; .oa - ha,.a corr,,,,ee anno,n,ed
- rep5rt plan for reducing the expenses Of the
SAFE Commissions but was assured by Mr.. AIMS
.-,h that A Joint committee named last year was
Sont ready to report on this very subject.
TSsn cane the tiresome business of assigning
,,s, '0 insworth Foley and Hennessy and all
Who had served three terms or more We're allowed
o 70 seats on the aisle. the Republicans on
the north and the DEMOCRATS on the south side side Of
root seat. No g. and Mr.; Finn of New,York. went
10 the left Democratic SIDE NOR Fuser r sat F6e IN
vsnted to include Mr.. Hustled among those thus
IGNORED yoS a9u man however did not wish accept
thn distinction and Mr.. Ainsworth enthusiastically
called him hp of he Sq Go Wilcox of cayuga
and Mr. Stanchheld. OF Chemung. TO oversee the al
members were drawn by lot The minority hud,
died together, and could not M nan me seats on
their side Two score of Republicans had to take
motion oil that the Assembly in the Senate
,es,irnnnv taken by the Lexow Committee brought
Mr. Foley TO his feet. He wanted TO snow the
"a wsn IN making him chief and he assailed the
Iexow Committee for taking the testimony OF cr:m-
,nals ana 1e one Tepiied to HIM and hardly Dem
ocrat voted against the resolution. . -
poabr a Sneakers clerk and also acknowledge
the receipt Of the reports OF the various poaras ana
vons!y adopted the Assembly adjourned for one
week or until January g at S p. IN. 49,, ,o,,o,.,.u
Nv 4 r. Conkling-Allowing candidates TO pay
money for music. renting halls and hiring watchers
served twelve days shall not again he summoned
the same Jury year also. taking the New YORK cry
Cornoratjon Counsel out of the Board OF Estimate
and Advertisement: also. the Sheffield Blanket Bal
lot bill of last year which was vetoed by Governor
Flower II provides for an of1cial paster ana party
emblems. ,,, - ..,,
Faes on nubc buildings: also. the New-York City
Power Of Removal bill: also. Senator Lexows Dill
providing notice and opportunity for pubic near
Inc before the MAYORS OF New-York and Brooklyn
concerning an special laws relating to such cities
Mr. Niller-Mr. Schillinger's last years bill pro-
viaine that elevated trains shall be run in New
York CITY at least every twenty minutes between
midnight and > d m and at least every elsh, HILL
utes al other times.