New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
SHORT SESSION or THE HOUSE.
ROUTINE ov THE ASSEMBLY hills PASSED AND
,f-w oNTs INTRODUCED.

Albany April g. When the House met this morn
lr, pa. Public Printing Committee presented its
report lu pursuance ~ o." r'.'iuuon recently
adopted by the Assembly calling iof statement
~ tho time 81 the expiration . ID" printing cor
tract and the cause q ,ac mistakes IN printing
which had boon complained o. The report Hiiiel
TINT the contract Wa h.I hy James u. Lyon. %
Albany. arI that u would cAp.r' ia pci'o'r "nI
that printers mistakes were surprisingly g." ana
could generally Joe trt'eI 20 o." poor drafting 81
bills wh.n Introduced hy members tn" report was
ordered printed q, await another report from an
other committee or ihc sam" subject. inc i''""
iug bills werc reported fiyoraliy.
senator Iamy's. authorizing NH1alo 70 ISSUE }-"'-
0Di boudf for new school hH!i ,, , ,t
city OF Nc~-N ork 80 a. 20 include PIN A,'Is .w
belonging 10 nc city an! county nN Hi"H w. fhc
cry of Ncw-iork such poru3",n ~, ,'' ~" ,,,,'
IN such .&fcud.d boundaries.
Mr. Fula.a for improving ocean PARKWAY.
Fort Hlmton ave and Bay rark"Ay ID i,l'' ,l u.
ST. Corr.rlu.s allowing unlicensed TRUCKS 20 &C.
cupt NcH-Y1rk city streets.
Mr Wray'a FOR continuing flhibush-h'e' IN
NJ Hrushs. TO consolIa,c the governments Of
lIr rcrr5s pid,idn; i6r tho of 10000
Mr. Cl4rksou.s. protecting Gr"cnwoodave, Brook-
~ r Schulz =. authorizing Brooklyn TO construct
a pedestal for monument - General fouVcrhehr
Mir Iiamilton's. providing that the expense OF i'm
pr"yiur hun'rcd-and-hfty- nnh-st from st.
Eirloas plIc,. 10 NIlcoubs Dam Bridge. New
Sorl, shall be- levied on the whole city.
Mr. Nilcse. changing the boundaries oi ~; Men"
olas Park In the Twelfth ward OF New YORK
Mr. Nllds's cXcmptng from taxation property or
the American F.nc Arts Society IN Ncw-1oik
The following bills were passed:
MIR Firms regulating the practice OF horseshoe
iue in cities Of JDOo inhabitants.
Mr. Donucllv'f. preventing lnsolvent Debtors from
making unjust prcfcr"nces. 81,
Mr. ClaTk-on'a, compelling 1-ccnt iare on all
surface roads in Brooklyn.
slr WnI-'s. making poOIs"ing ana h"okhllklhE
a fnleI. rn.auOr. TO conform with the Constitution
Mr. Wray's authorizing county treasurer TO issue
bonds for Arrears Of unpaid taxes IN Kings county.
Among the bills introduced We're:
Mr. Wicman his bin vetoed by Mayor Schieren.
providing for the election Of brooklyn AId'tueh 10y
Senatorial districts.
Mr. Friday making Good Friday legal holiday.
j. i. Cole. apprOpriating S.vD Tor the purchase or
the James a Hurst natural history coHrctoh LOT inc
State Museum. . ,
Mr. Friday Incorporating Susan T. Pratt Caroline
f. I.c Row George T.. Ackcrl.y Ashbrllne chase
and Harriet l.. Smith the Benevolent Loan So
upon personal property at per cent.
Mr. Coughlin. providing that passengers on street
railway cars need not pay fare when they are not
provided with goats.
cent Of the moneys collected from associations IN
cptporltcI improve The breed OF horses among Tho
toW.f-fdr associations was a special ord"I. mo-
lion To sirike out the CudCtng clause VAS made by
Mr. Nixon who attacked the bill II was UNJUST he
said that the small fairs should be legisdtcI again I
In favor Of Tho larger fairs Tn" motion 10 strlk"
ont prevailed by vote Of 60 10 49, and the bill was
Killed.
The speaker appointed Mr.. Finn as the extra mem
Der Of the Department Investigating Committee.
At go the House adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.