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,,,vop DrsINEss IN THE SENATE.


Albany. March 1s-Little preliminary business APP
peared at the opening Of the Senate session ll!S
morning. and the calendar was almost Immediately
taken up. . ,o
Mr. Wrays bill. authorizing Brooklyn TO acquire
the Jamaica and Brooklyn Plank Road ana I'M
prove the same passed. Other bAls passe'
were: o,... w.,
Mr. Lo Fetra's releasing New-Iork tlty ' ~
Twenty -fourth Ware of New-Iork city: <,,,, n,
Senator Guys, amending the Code oil. CNll IIo,,
cedure relative TO judicial settlements Oh eAeo"'
accounts. ,.,.. a.. o,air, n.
Linus, Jones Peck Co. , l.,
MIR Schephn's making terms OF Supervisors III
certain counties begin on January L. +, >r.
Senator LeXop's, relative 10 free schoois III Ne"-
burg.
On Senator Stapetons notion the syracuse Salt
Springs Investigating Committee had its time ex-
tended April IS. He said its work was pracil-
cally done, but the committee wanted TO examine
the report and settle some legal points.
Senator Reynolds introduced bill authorizing the
issue OF 100000 bonds by Brooklyn and $4,000 by
New-York 10 complete the Brooklyn Bridge terminal
facilities. Other bills introduced
BY Senator Guy-Requlring additional map "a
be filed for street closing in the Twenty third and
Twenty fourth wards of New York City.
BY Senator o'sullivan-- Authorigns the Board Of
Claims TO hear claims for printing Constitutional
Convention proceedings In newspapers.
by Senator Lexow-Providing that vagrantS and
tramps shall be committed for six months at hard
labor
BY Senator Cantor-Authorizing New-York TO
raise sloooooo to complete the Metropolitan Museum
of Art.
CITY Chamberlain TO receive deposits OF court funds
Nv Senator MISUNDERSTANDING that New York
City school teachers who were soldiers sailors
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ygp TIiDE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago March 10 tspecaD to-day n'ue h" ~,
-, -, half cent from yesterday despite the iae' '"s.
= r,.,nwhie had advanced that much" Rams anu
,I,,,ion A. more in the winter wheat country "eAN
,rLts abroad a. well at other home centres 'd'S
re-.,ps M primary points. and Bradstreets report "
ANAL decrease l0i6000 bushels. In the word suppy,
yer. the bearisn news features. Added TO TINS was
calling by l'arlridge ROsencranI and keam rue
commission Company and Seayerns y Co., OF tne Wv
vetnr p.orle cred shor' May wheat; ana tnse sr
y"ol having also G. H. Smith and Kunsry, -.
Directly after the "Bradsreets figures came ou,
market slumpcd badly looked weak. put -
hnlang lr corn and covering by small scapers x'OS
firm al middle prices. The Top for MAY was 49, va
~, The opening and close Dos cen,s. d.,
hrh.- becas, OF light receipts present ana p.anss
nIyces OF liynter markengs by farmers anu part
~ sharp advance cash corn and large eNp,l' IN.
r,ga sold a part Of the line bought yesterday nu Az
nar,et reacted only momentary. May started az 10
LII =, ifl iiG. 10 AZ. cents and closed az tns ~
Rrcopts wer l6S the estimate for .orn
nly rs cars. mildly reflected the ste.ssn ~ were
The cash demand good as the rec ,,s by
liberal Provisions sumped badly under heas! asllne
t,oiwin- Fnnum and closed with only part OF tne nut
mo-, in A large way May pork opened At sl ~ eli 70
e., 90. then 10 sil 80 and Sill TN. closing at ~
On the curb there biz buying OF calls On " nee *
brokers presumably acting for Ream and ttete
tensve buying OF puts by Schwartz Dupee 10 oss 10
of 20 900 bushels No. spring wheat were "'"1' "
mIlers here At 5aG cents over May.
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PAIL MALL MAGAZINE
LORD FREDERICK HAMILTON. NJ p,
AND SIR DOUGLAS STRAiuh''
April. NUMBER NOW READY.
PRICE. - CENTS.
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CONTENTS.
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FOR A RECESS AT TRENTON.
THE LEGISLATURE SOON To ADJOURN
UNTIL JUNE
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE 70 CONTINUE
ITS SESSIONS ~ THE INTERvAi-rMPoR-
TANT BILLS PASSED OR ADVANCED
~ THE TWO HOUSES
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRiBrNE.l

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rho l.c,s,,,iy. b,ils IL, ~, =, 49,, n,at, soor
,f,or m. tyc, bou.os t,i on, l,r >, husirnss ,b
o., o,r. o., :, - ~, =. -. -, ,..,...... ;.
devote Tow ,o-r,hs f., ,,,oIr r,,,,. aIf,,rs ,rha
iont steering committee nod cor,aronca \,
which the question of adjournment sine die or a
recess for 4 few months vas -attaI in favor ~ q,
recess after pro!onse4 discussion. It was then
decided tho, n nossibl. tn, recess should b,rin on
Friday Of this wcsL the dav fixed in the senate
resolution for final alioirnment This could not be
done II Governor Wcrs intended vctoing the several
bills now I'm course Of pa.,sqe which have for their
,tie., ~, c,rr,.,t,, - ~. 80 ,h ,.r.io,s n.,,o
20 '-' - '''
cratic legislation Of tho years ago. - Senator Noor-
hees was requested - tail. with the Governor On the
subject The Goyernor frankly informed the Sen
h''r INIT KNOWING W"' aAy ooJe''"hS Ne "'EH'
r ,I ''I'' rt..iy b, '''Trdden, he was "l"s 10
,r,o con,.r,n.o ,D,, rnoass 10 taken
on friday until June T. IL the vetoes OF the Governor
SHOULD NOT prev.nt. ana that II any bill should not
-, 49,, - -, .'', -, - "', 49,, Co. ,,a =, 80
We "o'e' upon oS 'he Governor III u"' ''i '"e i',S
islaturc to dispose ~ 1t according 70 it, best judg
mont hefor, Friday tho adjournment on that day
n,o,,t, b. .r,, ,,,,,,, .,,,a.,.,. -, ,o, ID nm,
"ouh De- oh'y unil Wednesday OF next week ana
from then until June The object Of taking the
r.coss untp Inn. ,s ,or Tho ,,rnos, ., y,,.u,, rho
-, "'''. '""' - '"' w P"'P"' VI So ~,
work OF nyes,ie,tl,, and m ike , renort 70 the Leg
,,t.,ra :, No. IL, 80, >, 49,. ,,,o. ,
-. " ""s - ~, I,' wv '''''' WI"
biz batch Of local brs won't thr,uqh both bouqcs
ia, On, -, ,,.., - , -,
'"da'' ana se''ra' important measures were passed
while many were advanced on the calendar. Up to
date 2O bills have be.n introduced and con sldered
I'm ,b, son,,o .a, 80, T., a., u,,,., po,t,,, ,ba
consideration OF these bills. the legislators have de-
voted much time T., puhI,, hearings
~ ' ~ P''0 "''e'
Governor Werts sent 10 the Senat" to-day the
name OF Clarence Conover for reappolntment al
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BROUNSON AND MORGAN ARRESTED.
OFFICERS OF THE WRECKED SAVINGS BANK AT
BINGHAMTON CHARGED WITH LARCENY
AND BURGLARY.

OFFICERS OF THE WRECKED SAVINGS BANK AT
BINGHAMToN CHARGED WITH LARCENY
AND BURGLARY
Binghamton. y. Y. March l9.-County Judge Tsy.
lor L. Arms issued warrants this afternoon for the
arrest o Tracy r. Morgan cashier of the Che
mango Valley Savings Bank. and David A. Brown-
son. the president OF that institution. The war
rants were issued at the instance OF Deputy Al
tornev- Genera! Hasbrouck and Special Deputy
MCGOWAN. who in the city 10 prosecute the
wreckers of the savings bank. and upon the oatn
and evidence furnished by Bank Examiner Phllo H.
Rackus The warrants sworn out for the arrest OF
Morgan presented three separate charses-two OF
grand larceny and Of burglary in the third DE-
gree Brownson is charged only with burglary IN
the third degree The burglary charges are based
on tho effort of Morgan and Brownson 10 remove
property from the bank the night OF January D.
when they were intercepted by Detective stepheh'
son and made 10 return the books ana otneI
property to the bank
Immediately after the warrants were issued,
I-nle--Sherifr Wales went TO the house OF Morgan
at 10 81 Westinghouse. where he found Brown-
son Brownson was taken into custody out MOT.
c-,r was IN bed and although he also was placed
Under arrest he was not brought before Judge
Arms \ special term OF the County Court was
he'd AZ $50 O'Clock 4 -. Wales appeared for NOT
yam and Brownson, and Deputy Attorney-'Ieners
fTashroucl, and Special Deputy McGowan for IN! me
prosecution. Judge Arms fixed the bail IN tne
larceny cases at $leO each. and In the ours.ay
cases at 500. pending an examination to-u0''0"
morning. The prisoners furnished the oonas
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REFORM OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS.


DISCUSSING THE BILL TO GIVE THE RECORDER
MORE POWER.
Albany March ~ (speciaD.-Thc bill OF senator
Robertson enargng the powers Of Recorder Con-
of York, was debated in the senate lor
short time to-day. Senator OConnor declared mat
il had been enormously stated that the Dill IN
creased the salary Of Recorder Gon. As a matter
Of fact il LEFT the salary at $1,000 its present hSu'
The reason this bill Is pressed. SAID senator
OConnor, is that the Court OF General Sessions
is in A demoializcI condition. 1T has no rules OF
procedure or action, and its attendants arc not
under any government. one judge will reius" 70
grant motion, ard another VIII grant II. som"
OF the attendants liquor stores near the court
room and take prisoners there one court attend
ant brought back prisoner drunk lately INTO the
courtroom The Recorders is the Oldest OF these
courts and our idea IL 10 make MIN SORT % 'hicf
Judge of the Court OF General Sessions It's oniy
opponents are the three Other Judges MARITIME,
Fitzgerald and Cowing.
senator Cantor replied that none Of the aticnd-
ants of the court took prisoners to the jail Ihat
was the work Of the Sherin-a reform Sncrr.
Senator Mcmahon also assailed the bill senator
Lexow defended II. After considerable debate. sen
ator Robertson discovered that there were not
enough Republicans present TO pass It, and there.
fore at his request the bill was laid aside until
some other day
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FOREIGN CORPORATIONS FAVORED.


THE SENATE REJECTS Az AMENDMENT TO SANA-
TOR o'CoNNoKs INSURANCE. BILL.
Albany. March 10 Cspec'aD.-There was strange
debate in the Senate to-day. flied with reindTka'"
Installations. and It finally ended with tar SAFE
Senators apparently acting aeains; the interests Of
Their own state.
The bill which caused this remarkab." change OF
attitude OF some members 90 the Legislature vas
introduced 10y Senator OC0nnoT. II authorizes Ne
Maryland Fidelity and Casualty Company to 30 buS.-
ness in this State senator Mullin alleged thdi uS
company had used its influence to keep casualty
companies of the same character out OF MatEId""'
He thought there ought to be some reciprocity IN
such matters II the Maryland Company was per
mite do business in this state Il Ought ~ per-
nit New-York companies to do business IN Mary
land. Senator Mulln thcreupon offered an amend
mont to that effect
Senator McMahon assallcd the amendment De-
caring that it was unfortunate the reciprocity id'a
mad not dawned on some people when certain bank
laws were under consideration.
The amendment was also unacceptable TO senator
OConnor He declared that II was III the interest
OF tine American Surety Company. IT therefore WAS
an @impudent attempt in the interest OF monopoly.
If the Maryland Company was perinlt'eu 10 '0''c
into the State il would force down the rates
Senator Guy favored the amendment There was
now lively competition for this KIND or business oe-
tween companies of this state He believed nom"
companies should have protection ana thtt lortlsn
COMPANIES should not receive privileges which they
were unwilling TO grant the companies OF This S,atG'
Senator O'Connor declared that certain W IL
cox an attorney for the American surety Com,
pany had been lobbying for the amendment al
the week. =, 80, 49,. <.,r, q,
senator Mullin replied that the bill came from d
source which was just Interested
Senator Cantor supported the amendment con
tending that foreign corporations should no, re
ceiye privileges not granted to New-fork state
companies. ,,u,. .,oxl
Senator Raines declared that the Mulin amend
ment was in the interest of monopoly.
Senator Mulin answered hotly That there Mere
n number of companies doing surety business IN
this State, and consequently the statement was
false. >,.,,i;,,
The Senate then came to a vote on the Muilih
amendment and rejected il by vote OF - 10 H.
AyesNMessrs Cantor, Guy Higgins. kilhnrn'
Lainy Lexow. Mullin, OSullivan, P,usons, PouhH'
Reynolds. Rice, RObertson-l3 ,,.
Nays-Messrs Ahearn Iiradley' C9fiey, Gol Iirs
Donaldson, Mcmahon, O'Connor OIlQua"I, IA =
ker Raines. Smelzcr Stapleton, Sullivan Noh
ii ,- 1870.
The bill was then passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Ahearn. Bradley Ch.lds, Coity'
Parker. Parsons, Raincs. Reynolds Smeizer'
Stapeton, Sullivan. Wolff 800 ,.,,.
Nays-Messrs Cantor, Guy. Higgins. kiipurn'
Lamy. LexOw, Mullin OSullivan' owens Io"h''
Rnhertsnn--ll
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BILLS PASSED IN THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany March l9-Among the bills .passed in the
Assembly to-day were the following:
Mr. Gerst's. enabling the Buffalo Grade Crossing
Mr tiardeniers' for The printing copies Of the
Mr. XIillers. for the protection Of purchasers OF
real estate upon surrogste's orders for sa!es .,,
Mr. Husted's, for the cr elton Of Suideboards ana
posts upon highway Intersections. I'll. -. o,......
Mr. Audetis. foT the better ;aqit@ry condition Of
baker-shops and -four and meal factories.
Senator S;apeton's, authorizing Syracuse to issue
bonds for certain Indebtedness.
Mr. vacherons providing hat excise c? 3InliIs
siOners shall not be interested IN the sae or liquors
Mr. /. F. schulzs establishing hye-year term
senator Kilburns. giving the wife an equal r.Snt
Nj Gerst's, The General Canal Appropriation bill.
Mr. Lawson's. regulating the inanaer o! coiee'-
ing assessments for local Improvements in New
MI HIs,eis relating to procuring of consen, Of
property-owners for the construction OF surface
raIiroddS. .. ..- . 60.
n-Sof elevator shafts in hotcls ara lodging houses.
Mr. Abels. providing for the a1VcrtS mont OF
contracts 10: wateT-"oFks ana so"t' coH'i"0'oH -
Brooklyn
some of the bills introduced
BY Mr. Bold-Providns mat all frat ernal bcne-
cssh or securities win the stale Superintendent Of
Ipsur4qce lsr The protection Of Ro,icy- ~
improving One-hundrel-a ,iIfy htth,at Ncw-f OK
CITY, from 81. Nicholas Place 70 MaeomDs Dam
Bridge shall be assessed OH the Whole city.
Ey j. y. Stewart-Eytendng until MAY = the time
for collecting taxes in The town Of Vest 'hesi.r.
BY j. X. SteWlrt-Auth OriZing the town o. Ky" 10
raise money for highway and bridge Improvements
OUTSIDE Of Port Chester village. -
~ Mr.. observation-disclosures the issue OF P~ehski'i
sewer bonds.
~ Mr.. Nixon-Fixing 1T s. attorneys fees in
justices courts.
BY Mr. misunderstanding the law providing FOR
a reception hospita for the over East SIDE Of New
York CITY
~ Mr. Sanger-The Senate bill reoreanizng the
State Civil Service Commission.
by Mr. ReinharIt-For submitting reXt fail 10 a
Of the people Of NeWYork 'ity tho question Of
opening saloons Sunday after | O'Clock IN the
afternoon.
by Mr.. Read-Authorzing the Mayor Of Brooklyn
10 remove members Of the Plumber+ Examining
Board al Will.
BY Mr. Misunderstanding peaceful and orderly
participation and Indulgence in domestic or social
pastimes and amusements on the Sabbath which are
lawful on other days OF the week
Upon motion Of MIR. OGrady the IIousa decided to
meet Thursday evening - consider bis on third
reading O..y,
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HEARINGS BEFORE VARIOUS COMMITTEES.

Albany, March 1.-THE Assembly Cities Commit
tee this afternoon gave short hearing the Ham
ilton BIZ to perfect the NewYork City Rap!l Tran
sit The only speaker was \. T. BolrIman. Of
the firm Of Tracy. Boardman & Platt of New York
City. Mr.. BOardman offered an amendment which,
he said, net with the appreciation OF every one in
terested in rapid transit in New-York The most
important amendment which should be made to the
biz was that relating TO the cutting of stone inside
the State. To the judgment OF the committee Mr.
Boardman said he would leave this matter
The Senate Cities Committee gave several hear.
ings this afternoon. &. " Bovee. jr., Commits
sioner Phedn, oscar Hoffstadt and William H.
Chapman OF New-York. appeared in favor of the
uy-Lawson bill exemptng West Side streets en-
terIng Central Park from surface railroads. Rich
ard Watson Glider and Senator OConnor appeared
in reference 10 certain changes IN the Tenement
House Commission bill relative to sold partitions
the part Of the lot to be occupied in building etc
They finally agreed on q measure satisfactory -
themselves and the builders.
Corporation Counsel Mcdonald, OF BTooKyn, ap-
peared against the bill .egislstng out of Office the
three headed Board OF Charities OF Brooklyn and
making sngle-helded board. He said one man
could do the work, and the bill was opposed by
the leading citizens OF Brooklyn II Is introduced
for purely partisan purposes, In iactionai sense
and II passed VIII divide the Republicans or BTo1E-
Ign greatly to prevent further party success
The people object 10 handing over the Charitable
institutions OF Kings County TO politicians. He had
been told. he said. that the bill would be pushed
through, but he wished TO warn the committee OF
the opposition to It and the dangers that such n
course would arouse. The people prepared 10
20 10 the Governor with their objections aud would
certainly resist to the end the attempt made by the
Oh 10 IsS sne sssra6 6.,.nsh mo h
;. u. Chittenden, az Republican citizen. denied
That the Republicans Of Kings favored this measure.
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Hilton, Hughes & Co.,
BROADWAY, 4TH AVE., 9TH AND 10TH STs
Hilton, Hughes & Co.,
BROADWAY, 4TH AVE-, 9TH AND ioih 3d.
BIRD MUSIC-HOWERS.

A wilderness Of green, on the second floor
Broqdyav sde ~FaUyland," the w0n1en say. But
theu sav more My, what pretty Capes :! did you
ever see such lovely Waists" Isn't that Hat just
too sweet for anythlng!'
They're right Air full Of delighted exclama-
ton points-ond every one DESERVED
They say New York never saw the equal Of this
prettWngs. But it's only the
BEGINNING. Come when you wN and as often as you
mill see if the store hasn't taken an upword stg
somewhere every time you con7e'
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sued. II H. expected that the issue OF the new
magazine rife to h" infantry Will be completed
BY May |, and the issue Of the new agaZlne
hinc - the cavalry 10y september l.
Boston, March u. -T0-m0rr0W morning, at )
o'clock. The Anmen ram VII proceed to Bath, Ne.
The distance is Ia mileq. and the will cover
the course in twelve hours. expecting tie Up In
Bath at . o'clock in the afternoon. II was at
first planned 10 enter BOothbay Harbor. where
several private trial trips were 10 be- held ;or the
purpose or giving the owners OF the ram an oppor-
tunity Of learning just what speed the can
make. The trial trips. however. viii be held during
the last part OF the week
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u.pGMENr AGAINST THE MoNoN.

Indianapolis. Ma'rh l'-Judemeni in favor Of =
= poue receiver Of The Chicago and south At
n.,ic Rauvpy ssanst the Louisville" Ne"-A'-
t,uv ana Chicago road. for Elo"". Including ~
'e~cFt for fourteen years. was rehi"r'' 'o-''S 'S
..le. UaNcr in the United States District Court
.r,. t,.u,u.polis Delhi and Chicago Railroad.
r,,,h VIZ. purchased by the Monon. Included
,,rctch - road which vas huilt by inc nn'c me.
I'll south Atlantic bGi Tor which the contra .,o. y
h,yA not been ptiI. The case has Deen IN court
,ftrer ,eors T. VIII be appealed
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shall have the time o. service included with that OF
their service teachers In being consideied az APP
p!icants for pensions. ~ -,
BY senator Ahearn- Providing for payment OF
election officers in New York CitY ,
Nv Senator Can,or-Consodatin tho GettysbuTg
and Chattanooga Monument COMMISSIONS -.
Py Senator onnor-proV!dng that the Nov
York Board of Estimate may decide On the KIND o.
pavement to be laid IN city streets, also giving le
OF Dubllc parks.
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C. H. Alexander and Thomas T. ryan. w"
y, rho ebares voted numbered $685.. The
,iirectors reelected all the old officers -
The operation of the road during me isst !rar
hoo shawn that while earnings declined I',.o par
cent operating expenses were reduced ~" per
cont AMI the ratio OF operating expenses 10 ca ~
irrs was lowered from 5537 per cent In 1875 10
5S6s per cent in 1884, The gross x, earnss VIZ
g.: 10 NOT earning 81 ii277i o. After dedncting
800 and Der cent dividend on preferred STOCK
thrre is 4 surplus OF S,JIl ~.
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she had lef, her two little boys one three years Old
and the other a year or old alone In the house
when she went out. When she opened the door on
her return. she found lying rug the body Of
her baby burned almost 10 a crisp and beside me
dead child was the oldest one. writing In agony
from burns which vii. result in death; IL S sup.
posed that in the mothers absence the youngest
child went too near the fire and It's dress caught,
and II is probab.e that the other child attempted 70
extirgusn the flames, and so !gnted his own cloth
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ARBITRAToRs DECISION NAY Not PRE-

Chicago. March l9--It is now a. eit"d tha' the
decision rendered by the arbitraiors in the d.
putc .otWccn the strong and weak lines Of the
Central Traffic Association "lll BE- imperative,
because II WAS made In violation Of The directions
given thcm. which were that they should not
make any rev ,lincrc1tial. AZ there IL no differ
ec,ill Oh party business. and =, the decision pro-
yil,s that the line shall have a dnercntial on
onc-Way busiucfs .f this character, II - said d;
VIII be- ineffective. the arbitrator assert, how
ever that they have kept strictly vItnIn the
bounds o. the rules laid down for their guidance.
All lines. az "A meeting held today. agreed 90
grant no more reduced rates 10 Southern points
for laborcrs. Is this L. the time 81 year Nhen
lary, numbers Of lahorers annually leave Chicago
10 seek work in the South and elscwher", no little
hardshp will hc caused bv this order; hut the
condjf ON Of bushes on the roads running south
does not admit Of further continuance of tue
cheap rates which have prevailed all winter
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IN FAVOR OF LIBRARY CONSOLIDATION

Albany March 19.-Thsrc was bu; one bill cons.d-
cred in executive session this evening by the Cities
Committee. This was the only bill which Speaker
Fish has introduced thus far this session l; Is the
measure providing for the consolidation of the As
TOR Tilden and Lenox libraries in New-To-k. II
was decided to report the bill favorably