New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
y. Hon,a ui,h praxer and the Rev: John Handles

cha HousA with prayer and the Rev. John Handley
cf.ic.h;ad IN he Senate. ,,
l., terminating Edward g. Stokes. ~ Cumberland
fo- pres.1.a,nr the Senate Senator VOORHEES, spoke
r.. ~ .his work during the trying and stormy
x,ss,o- o. 1894 Re SAID the Senators In caucus hao
u,sn.uousy agreed to reward Mr. Stokes 'or ms
work ari' tps, made him their presiding o'ce''
Mt Stokes wss plainly AFFECTED by the Senator
wo7ds ss Ne made address accepting the 'fus'
and ;aau;.ias tho Senate for its action
The forsi display &; tbs Senate anE House "a'
r1aerihcent. ,
The Ilcase and sei.a E today confirmed the ISL
OF officers mentioned IL i,is mornings tribune
s,a shr members ot each body got righ' Gown ~
1.1.s u ne House twenty-four blis were '"'i'
du>., and seven;eec were placed on the calendar
- mo Senate me Democrats in botA House an"
ssnas. began early 20 practise nickery and TO EN-
t,,;,,ss the majority. IL the House M Isher al
t.,nptr> &c amend the rules so as 10 compei Az
c-,,.;itocs t. report any and all thls re'e''e' ~
~ IN. within ter days. Senator Daiy muou"csu
similar resolution In the Senate. The opysc' Is ~
We. before The Legislature all sorts OF ue''aeO ~
...uslres usually ssnother@d IN committee
resolutions We're promptly votcd coMn'
q,.. fra, measure introduced In the Senate was
,r Election ,JrdieiaJysbA by Senator y oornees
Tn. hill anolishes the twenty-one courts VI 80
mon. Pleas &C tint Siate-anc provides fortne
a. the Judges by the people at the next So ,a.
e.,t,sn. senutor Rogers introduced Dill anon snd
Inv All fees in orphans courts q the state asrsa ana
On n SALARY In neG Senator Winton one.c ,hr
~ rfeatnp State. PARK Commission anu ANEW
providing that hsssa tser ~ any ands
ers shall not make any grant or Ipasades without
restricting the destroying OF the The sale
hinffs Senator Bradleys BILL rcstflC uils r., r.
~ Una ran rights which is reconnenueu III ~, ~
Governors message to-day, was also t p oid Jersey
or Water bill and offered one LOT the s teha rn
Reinforcement of public roads senator Ne CON-
nfYered bill aboshing all days q graEe an mo
wsrcsl naper after January lS6 ana Sne 81, po
v.dng for free public libraries throusou.., 20 tho
As usual on the first day OF the mee,lhs ~ s
anis,atmre there was rivalry among the nleioI 81
~ the Assembly to who shouu lh'ISu TS,,son
initial bill of the session. Mr. Gruper al y, ncn
.an'rsd tho honor of having the first DIN IL po
ytdes for fixing the price of gas IN ci!ies VI ,nas
. ~ 81 n thousand-a measure that coHlts
IN periodically at every session ana is as reg
Consigned to oblivion by the eNorts OF liie " go
lnhhy whose first lookout is the interests vi te
cn,onanies i'm the various cities or the otae.
t;ruber also introduced similar neaSule tiles
Snnsa NJ consumers of gas in second-ciass citLes.
hssemhlymen Drake. McAndreW ana Nu' q. ~ ~,
also of Hudson fathered two blils md the
elevation and depression OF ralrotu Co. no ve
ad~ction NJ ferriage to cents which, so iir nay
Yearly shared the fate of the gas OILS at Ubohar
E xn,bor Of the Hudson delegation, Mr.. SchoDer
herame sponsor for bill which requires Ia'a ,as
ana canal corporations to pay TAX u 81 81 A.
,non property assessed by the state poa'u vi 10
sessment. ,,., ,..oa,ced the most i'm
nortant were the following Providis Una. Iii bau he
Native and naturalized American clt Se, nnmntv
ennloyed upon public works in the otaeei hour FOR
~ citv. nroyiding that ten hours WIN oie ~
lunch shall constitute a day VOTE ioi cSn,tej mort
~ electric or horse railways ana cnat. sa,tinu
~. 90 ~ aimed at the usurers in the otate
6enaltv OF 1900 fine or two years imp
or both.