New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
BUSINESS IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLE
NEW ELECTION LAWS FOR NEwYoRK clrf-THs
EI.M-sr EXTENSION MONEY FOR THE
~,rr-p, HISTORY MUSEUM.

NATURAL. HISTORY MUSEUM
Albany. March observation-disclosures Pavey
introduced a bill tonight to make the election OK
local officers in New-York conform with the new
Constitution II provides that al the generai eiec-
,,on IN no held in the city and county or New
York in 1895 there shall he elected County CierA
and a Register. who shall take once on january +"
1885 and hold the same for two years. Iher sue
cessors shall elected at the general electoh heA'
precc ding the expiration OF the term OF their re-
s,oc,tva nr.dscessors and shall hold ONCE for two
wears Al the general election to be held IN 1871
there shall be elected Sheriff, District-Atorhe''
a Controller and four Coroners, who shan 'aSe o'cs
on January /. 1895 and shall serve for TWO years
Mr. lawson OF NewYork. offered Dill WHICH
provides that no surface. street or other ranroao'
after the date of the passage OF the act sha'i DC
cons,ruc,sd or operated upon, or under any
street in the city OF New-York west or CehraI
Park and north OF Fifty-ninth-st ana sou'h VI
one hundred -and-tent which ras opposite 70
such street on Central Park West driveway en-
trance for carriages into Central PARK Ins pro
bhi,on is not 10 extend 10 any streets when lie
onnosit. 10 any subway transverse road through
central Park Mr.. Lawson explained that seventy
second Seventy-ninth, Eighty-frs Eighty -h''n,
Ninety venth and One-hundred-and- sts' all
Of which have carriage driveway entrances u Ne"
trail Park viii be preserved from SURFACE or CIV
waited railroads by this measure
,ssemblvman Hoops introduced bill or mucn
iunortance in connection with the Elm-st ex-
tension work The measure. when is a long one
re,s.ls an amendment TO the New-fork Consoi-
daton act relative property taken oy the
citv for public improvements. II restores the law
"a II was in 1882 and requires the city TO pay
within one year for all the property mus cohhs-
Gated Mr. Hoops says his bill Is lndorsed py All
tho business mep and others interested In the r'n-
st improyement They do not object he says 70
the extension, but are opposed 10 waiting ITO"
five 10 eight years for their pay from the CITY.
The Senate passed tonight Senator Guy OIL
authorizing the expenditure OF &o.co to enlarge
IN. American Museum OF Natural History
senator Kilburn's resolution authorizing the ieas-
inc of Adirondack lands for village sites was
amended by providing that state lands OUTSIDE
tho horters OF the Adirondack Park may he ex-
changed for land within II. =. nth,
rhas Stnete ordered To a third reading Assembly
man IIusteds bill appropriating sIOro Tor ne"
buiidings at Sing Sing Prison ,,, A..
senator cantor introduced a bill authorizing the
College OF Pharmacy in Ne"-h ork 70 !, Sc n
rani and nersonaI holdings from 10000 TO Sl.ocU
Ass.mbiyman j. y. Stewart introduced piIi'
which was sent him by CONGRESSMAN DaIzei,; IN
cornorating a company. TO be known as ihe , Ma,,-
;Ime canal OF North America TO puild SIP ,hp
cana. from Lake Erie TO Lake ontario, from .ne
~ Lawrence River 10 Lake Champian ana ana Iro,n @
lake Champlain to the Hudson kINer., ihontur.
many is authorized issue s2UvD~~ OF n,ro
bonds to carry out its project me ihGo,p ,os An
0omed IN the bill are Luther Allen, James An, An
ilrews hasneu Samuel " Allerton John Bosart panie &
He H,rnbam H. O. Burleigh. William Dean
chauncey \. button. l.; T. Fisher; H. % D. u KelIy
/ " Hugo l.. r. Hurd. T. C. kefer, r n NNebss., Nebhs,
tnstay iindentha Thomas A. Mcln,yFe' staysr s;ons.
y Vance smith NJ. Weed r. j. Wemyss' ana
q ID Wetherel.