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h me. I ip,.ndsd 70 i, understood a. saylns


ray now that 1t was not properly conducted
caucus. ard not n binding One on him,
Another exciting scene was enacted. caused
by senator Itnines's effort TO cross-cSanine
both Rcynolds and Stapleton on tier state
menis that they had annopnced& & tnni @ imTy np were
tor Kilburn 10 CorrObora'e linn. and that sens;
tor was about to speak when senator CogReshnli
again came to the rescue witha point OF order.
The Clair sustained 1t. and Eaincs's mischief
maS,;Ig was stopped.
Tie FIRST vote on The snhjec. was then reached
II WAS on the Reyaods amendment Tor an appeal
f,cm the orders ~ dismissal. IL was lost ~ 70
IL. Scnator iamy votinEwi; his frilow hSpnb,
licnns. aud senators Rcyhods anu Stapie"h
voting Un the o'ner side.
Another i,cy nolds amendment, providing that
the rien must not lie dismissed on old charges
on which a previous Judgment had been ren.
dCrcd. was also lost. The vote was 10 to 10 this
time. nn Eccoun; NJ The absence nt some hungry
or smoking senators. Indeed. tactics of delay
and the rereAding Of the amendment had to be
iesorted To while owens was hunted 20 make
The fifteenth vote and prevent the adoption OF
the amendment.
senator Guy followed with a long argument
against the bills.
The Staplcton am,ndmcn. changing the erro-
neous word renewable" 10 the correct one.
"revicwable. was then adopted and the Syra-
that he voted with the Republicans all the time
after that.
Tho substitution Of the Bradley Chamber OF
Commerce hill was the next question. and on
this a strictly party vote was recorded so Ear as
the attendance Mt the moment permitted six
teen Republcans voted against 1t and ten Dem
ocrats in favor OF IL.
The next bill considered was tho Permanent
Police bill. under which the force is to be gov
erned when the work Of reorganization is com
pleted under the one first passed upon. In it
the bipartisan feature is regarded as even more
very strong attack upon it,
senator O'Connnr thought that the cat was
III the bipartisan bill is in the interest OF the
Republican party. as he charged II. followed
Be in that hat the sng of sena
He did not think that the decent
that they were pretty evenly divided on the
question. He thought also that it WAS true that
bipartisan meant , non.partisan as Under such u
elective feature OF the hill was bringing the
lection right down TO the people the most cx-
treme development of the doctrine OF home
rule.
senator Lexow made a plea for the bipartisan
feature ana divided board. saving that to put
this great power in the hands Of u single Com
missioner would be to establish II great dcs-
potism.
the legislative history Of the bill. reading off its
] list OF pr. .ntcd numbers and recommittas. He
showed that all OF this political iugglery meant
scored red the RosSland count county W statesman e for for
his assurance In rritcising any community
crime. and quoted some OF the recent deliberate
examples furnished by the high civilization
between reformers and Republicans hefor. cleo
tion and their complete separation now.
, After Senator Kilhurn had taken half an hour
O'Sullvan paid him II little attention on the
subject OF cleo ion matter in Malone. He had
seen the Canadian voters imported the-e by the
Republicans in wagon loads.
senator kilbnrn retortcd With some startling
had got il from a country paper
Tim sullivan inquired with tender solicitude
What What the PAP nSme of the paper was. 1t was men
blow out the gas when you GO to New York
proper reso"ton in 0 the 70 iii iii was sns
finally successful The committee then rose.
and the Lexow bills were put on the order Of
third reading and committed for printing. The
bills OF the Council of Ten were sent back to the
to be killed.
These bills were introduced:
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
The first important business of the House was
the reception of the Ways and Means report,
containing the committees favorable action on
the Syracuse investigation resolution.
tending the time for the committee to report
until April 20. upon the condition that the COM
mittee shall allow the city of Syracuse and its
various departments to appear by counsel Sc
lected by them. who shall have the right to call
and examine and cross-examine witnesses upon
such subjects as may be pertinent to the investi-
CATION. The repor: was adoptcd.
The Armstrong bill to divi the State into
in Serk Absny
and Rochester. came up as II special order on
third reading, with an amendment OF Mr.. Whit.
ubstituting Buffalo.
short debate followed upon the amend
5s noes The bill was then passed as originally
ntroduced. by n vote Of 56 to Il.
The other special order. the Niles bill. on Sec
New YORK city was called. The bill was attacked
by Mr.. Howe. Ifpassed the measure would uu.
Park. and this would be a disastrous thing for
The poorer residents Of New York.
Speaker Fish took the floor and defended tho
hi m ha nff IA han anAff fha larn
len would be TO he children OF New York. He
offered nn amendment. providing that the new
Mr.. Iialpin offered an amendment providing
that the new garden would have no right 10
the pT0psrty in Central Park but that i
The garden established b. the bill would have
OF it. II it desired
i, As Mr.. Halpn's amendment went to the desk
irst the vote was taken npon il. II was adopted
by vote OF 81 to 2s. The Fish amendment mt was
her adopted and the bill progressed to third
reading.
These bills were passed.
Mr. Andettnln relation to the widening OF park
ar Hdsr"PrSHldlug tha, the Chief of the New York
'.Iy urenu M Of Election; % shall pay the officers who
senator ChidseX Xs.tm6I; ;man Maidens bills rela
I've to price Of gas furnished by East River Gasight
senator SnliIssa;1PTSyIdinE that pcaceabe
stnst"r tors smeiser"Providinst that the degree OF M
D." shall not be conferred in this State unless the can
aas nhn haS IN s sad one ass~s
SvJ two years academic WORK, and IN 1900 a full |
iigh school course.
senator Guy--,iiviny Supreme Court Judges Of the
First Judicial district assigned to the appellate divts
on in the hr.t department $4,000 salary! and 81 per
iay In any other division.
SRnsOr Providing for the submission at the
general election The people OF New York city
lie question of Sunday opening after M
Mr. Wrny-Proridngf for the establishment in Brook
yn ~ n teachers retirement fund.
Mr. Girason- To prevent distractions upon streets
n New York city
Mr. Hnsted--Amendiny the act to provide for the |
aniiRry protection Of the sources OF New York city
sater supply by crcmptng the provision providing
or condemnation proceedings
Mr.. Adlrr-Prording for extra police buildings In |
Sew York city,
Mr. Iawson-ProvldIng that money paid into court
or guarantee shall be considered as substitute for
ehl property in the action
Mr. Wrsy-Provding for the sale OF park bonds In |
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Corrgan-ProvidIng that unlicensed trucks in |
Ncw York city may occupy streets over night,
Mr. Notwithstanding that National Guard uni. |
Orms shall he exempt from execution and levy
Nr. u. y. SrhulZrO incorporate The Fire Insurance
salvage corps OF brouk!ym.
The Assembly Cities Committee will to-mor-
'ow report iavorab!y the following bills:
Mr., Lnwson's to protect New York city public parks
rom nlanufhctOry nnkances.
Mr.. Fridays providing that in New York city and |
brooklyn the Board having In charge the Inspection
'f steam boilers shall license and electrical
assistants.
Mr.. J. " Stewards, for maintenance OF roadways in |
,rotona Moshula, Bronx, and Pelham Tarkways in |
New York city.