The sun., 1895-05-09
GREATER NEW YORK BILL.
TABLED IN THE SENATE AND RE
COMMITTED IN THE HOUSE.

TABLED IN THE SENATE AND RE-
COMMITTED IN THE HOUSE.
The brooklyn Delegation Insists on the Eef.
ererduu Cisuse-The Police Reoresni,s-
tIo. Bill Stiii Hung Up .. the Senate
Tho Conference Report on the Rninee
Blanket Bill Adopted-Ths B,n Max
ing H . Mi.demernor 60 Purchase .
Vote Mt n Caucus or Primary Passed.
ALBANY, May s.-"N. b. No Police Reorgani-
zation bill yet" is tho sign for the Senate law
making shop to-day again. Tho IN. b." Is un-
derstood up here to mean mo Bradley" for II
is on that senator's vote that the Saxtons and
the Lexows and the others who have been
claiming everybody and speaking for every
body are now forced TO rely. Good judges on
the spot are OF the opinion that the N. b." will
stay Oh the sign until II Is turned TO tho wall
with the end OF the session.
senator Owens is taking some comfort In the
fact that this situation lets him out little bit
on the pressure that he has been under He is
still inclined to think that he is entitled to the
privilege ot lying little to those who have lied
to him go much. This means that he may yet
decide to call his promise to vote for the bill q
little white lie and let 1t go at that.
O'Connor & Co. affect to consider that Mayor
Strong's acceptance Of the Bipartisan bill has
cleared the Republican sky OF the clouds Of fac
tional storm. and that there will IN no trouble
in passing the Reorganization bill when the
time comes. This is particularly funny. when
1t is remembered that the acceptance Of the bill
was accompanied by tho removal OF Commis-
sioners Murray and Kerwin, whose scalps were
the trophies that the whole fight was about II
is sad to say that Mr.. OConnor's afrectation Of
satisfaction over the Mayors attitude evokes no
echo except from the reverberatory Iexow.
The Judiciary Committee reported favorably
a number OF bills. including Senator Cantor's
creating q Board OF Commissioners of Land
Record OF New York State; also the bill provid-
ing for the licensing Of architects.
Mr.. wieman's bill. providing for the election
OF Aldermen in Brooklyn by Senate districts. re-
turned with Mayor Schieren's disapproval. was
passed over his veto
Assemblyman Pavey's bill. relative to ndver-
tising required to be done by New York city,
was recommittcd.
When the Lexuw Greater New York bill was
reached Senator Bradley asked to have It laid
aside one day. Senator Lexow said not unless
good reasons given. He did not propose
TO rest under the suspicion that he was willing
to delay the bill. All sorts OF rumors Of deals
are now afloat about its delay and he certainly
did not care to have them continue.
Senator Cantor Talking OF deals why don't
you call up the Reorganization bill? Are you
trying to make deal on the two blls2
Senator Lexow-In reply to this, l ask that
this bill DO considered now. ! do not propose to
rest under any such imputation as this. would
rather see the bill killed than have 1t made the
subject OF political bargain or rest under any
suspicion of such course having been taken.
The bill involves 1900. 900 people and is far TOO
important to be thus banded about.
senator l.exow then demanded II call of the
nfa ir q II
took nearly AN hour to find the absentees, At
1915 the call was suspended. after Senator Rey-
table the bill resulted. ayes II: noes. IA. and
the hill was tabled. The vote in detail as
follows:
cosgsshail 1 'c c%n. Gpy Mcsahon opann"i' os"ii!:
van, owens, Parker Reynolds. Eice, sullivan, Wolf,
senators Chllas, Donaldson. Higgins K!!burn,
Kain"s % Robinson, % sH"ser aud s'apcton"il ''''''
The negative vote was solidiy Republican; but
anT
TO table the bill.
senator Kllburn moved to discharge the .Iu-
dietary Committee from the bill placing mer-
camille estab!i ishments under the supervision OF
its favor and urged its passage, saying IL was in
tho interests of the working women. The mo-
md the bill referred to the Committee Of tho
senator Owens introd uced n bill changing the
The following bills were passed:
Senator oConnors. providing for the appointment
bit uaI drunkard IDIOT &c.
Assrmhl, man browns, providing for the safety of
R.semLlyman !: F, sehulz's. relative to business
Asscmhlyman Honsinger's. extending the power OF
Supervisors accounts and exI enditnres ofsuper
sE NM iTt FOR
Assembly nan Ri"6mlnsdale. regulating ice cutting
senator Cantor's amrnLing the law relative to as.
sn the ST s ssoaon q" Nc~ Yo2
cty can continue. ,-o,,.,. ,,, ,,,,,.,,,,
Trust I"npanS 2; Sew Sors. wv v',''
by Rrooklyn /" replace those of FanHsn FOR plank
Assc.nblyman o'Grady's for the protection Of the
OF Rocns,ters water supply. This bill was
AsH Mr pi pMaiems rreniatns tie price OF gas furnished
by the Fast River Gas Light Company oT Long Island
FORM RAJ, PrITs }"r ali ocnes Hi ''p'"s '" UNI
Mr. Ab"Is. making Lincoln's birthday public hol!-
Mr. Eocy,s, for the relief Of Mary 7; Bates;
New York city streets,
to MI m ffa "a tine Han'c DOCK police
Mr.. Cnrk's. providing a punishment for arson first
Mr. Percy's two bills TO conform the civil procedure
Mr Hioomimgda!os, providing stenosraphers for
anI Trust Company reduce its capital STOCK and
move Its place of business
Among the DllIS advanced 10
va, Senator Kiburn's, Incorporating the Mar
itime Canal OF North America, to connect the
great lakes and the Hudson River BY canal via
Lake Champaign: and Mr. Wicman's, author
izing the New York and brooklyn Tunnel Com
pany to build a tunnel between the cities.
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
The scene in the Assembly chamber this
morning was an evidence OF the approaching
end OF the session. though the involved and en-
tangled Republican majority cannot yet see its
way clear to the introduction OF Il resolution
fixing the date Of the dissolution of the most
malodorous Legislature since Tweed used TO
own and control the Republican maiorlties.
The hour of meeting in the Assembly is 10 A.
NJ. but the Senate does not sit until II. All
winter the Senators have drifted up the hill
toward noon in their lOrdly way and attended to
business with an aristOcratic and exclusive mir
OF sef-indnlgence. They were scarcely aware,
TO all appearances, of the existence of CO.
ordinate branch Of the Legislature, though they
sometimes recognized the Assembly sufficiently
to abuse II or treat 1t with contempt ana dis
dain. 1t is different In these days. and that is
A Good Appetite