New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
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Mr.. Fridays providing for park in the Thirty
MIR. Answorths providing an APP; 10
Mr Pavey's relative to mechanical employments
Sunday O5arber's BID; ~ 49,, ,,.-,., -, s.
Senator Sn.livans, proniOiuhs '"e iVei'"e "a W.
Mr.. Brushs for the protection OF servants "heh L
Mr. Weman's. providing for an extra clerk in the
Kings County Registrars Office.
At 1890 o'clock the Finance Committee reported
the adjournment resolution Senator Lexow tried TO
make the hour . instead Of o'clock. He was de-
featcd and the resolution was adopted The usuai
committees TO wait the Governor and the Assem-
bly, were appointed Senators Raines and McMahon'
and Lexow and O'Sullvan being named
Senator Sullivan offered a resolution relative TO
the parlon of John Fi,zgbbons a British subject.
asked by the Consu-General, and requesting the
pardon Of Jchn Curtin Kent, an American citizen
and 1t was adopted unanimously.
The conference repor, on the Reynolds BROOKLYN
Bridge bill showing tina; the Assembly had receded'
was adopted and the bill passed. The bill as passed
app-oprlates $4,000 for improving the terminal IA
cilities OF the bridge. The Assembly amendment
providing for a reorganization Of the Bridge Trus-
tees. dropped.
The committees reported and the usual resolutions
of courtesy were adopted. Senator Cantor offered
the thanks of The Senate to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Saxton: Senator Parker to Leader O'Connor: sen
ator Pourd TO Leader Cantor; Senator Coggeshall'
TO Clerk Kenyon, and other clerks; Senator VOL 10
the Sergeant at Arms and the doorkeepers.
Lieutenant Governor Saxton then addressed the
Senate as follows:
The time has when are about 10 sepa-
rate and return respective homes. MS
session has been an unusually long ana arduous
one. You have had to meet grave respoilsi n
ties and overcome many difficulties. ne
record is at las; made up. and is a part or tn9e
political history Of the state. That record Will
probably receive the indiscriminatinS praise OF
partisan friends and the equally indiscriinihalins
condemnation of party opponents But such cru
cism is OF small value. and Will have but little
weight with the people. They will judge for them
selves, and their deliberate judgment Will be 10
the effect that there is vastly more TO approve
IN the work Of this session than there is to con-
denim. il is true that the expectations OF the
people have not been fully met, but II Is equally
true that a great deal OF important and benencent
legislation has been accomplished. DO not recal
anything that has been done OF distinctly vOous
character. The peoples money has not been wasted
by useless eXtravagant appropriations perhaps
there have been few LEGISLATURES OF which SO much
ruthfully be said.
Permit me. the closing hour. to advert 10
my relations with you during the session which
that these relations have been at all times of the
most pleasant and cordial nature. And, in saying
This wish TO include not only the Senators them
selves. but also al the officers and employees OF
his body. Everybody has treated me with I'M
varying kindness and courtesy | :hall not carry
with my home a single unpleasant memory
in that respect. To each OF you wish 10
express my heartfelt thanks and my most earnest
wishes for your future success and prosperity
He then, at lilo O'Clock. declared the Senate ad-
fourned sine die.