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Mr.. stanchfleid continued to exhort him 70 ap-
point committee. He also renewed his request
that he reanlu IA rost ponAd fiji 4 o'0lock.

| that the resolution be postponed tiil O'CLOCK.
| The Speaker said the delay would be danger.
Qua rs the Senate might adjourn in the mean
time and % could not eonous 10 ths ,, T,ssontiSSn; Il,
the ws Sa dsnserons r To sou Because you ds
| trust the majority which surrounds you"
G'G a Ms nS fsys and ssc
Upon the roll call Mr.. Finn Dem. N. W re-
that gentleman voted in the affirmative.
Mr.. Cain Dcm.. Kings, also tried to avoid
voting. but wns compelled to doso
When Mr.. Stanchheld's name was reached he
0sfns r.. s. ySsS is ou. of
Mr.. Stanchield again rushing into the welll-
make the point OF order that have the right
The Speaker banging with his gavei) Out Of
MI Mr.. stancneid i i waving " % his armsJni ms ~ appeal @
from the decision Of the Chair.
rha ss % hs .sa of order
Mr.. Stanchfeld attempted to protest. and
SAID H the speaker's hurry was pure, pure plum; ;,,
liable to a fine II he did not take his seat.
Saying that he had no desire to pay any money
His amendment was lost. 40 to II, and tho
original resolution WAS adopted 30 TO T.
Senate ' FOR the concurrence S Of that body. " '"'
A resolution was also introduced by Senator
Wray for the appointment of a committee OF
ator Ellsworth moved that both resolutions lie
on the table and be printed, which was agreed
TO-. They will come up for discussion on Mon
The Republican leaders have devised plan
to save money by paying 1t out. They express
great anxiety TO keep down the appropriations
Tor armores and state Institutions. To-day "a
resolution was introduced in the Senate bv Mr..
junketing trip on The part of subcommittee
Of six; which is to travel around TO the institu.
inquire into their needs. The resolution was was
adopted. The sub.committee Is to be made up
from The sSnS rpSnsS %ns0 and the
Mr.. OGrady also introduced q resolution.
which was ndopted, calling upon the superin-
buildings and repairs necessary TO normal
schools.
Assemblyman Austin introduced a bill to-day
which may be Of great use to the Republican,
sesC, day i brought here ~ !smss l.
against whose appoint ment tho Mugwumps sent
up mighty wall. The hl provides that Mr.,
his duties @ becoming @ onerous. e appoint o t'''
sspes,Hl deputy in any county for sue.
such rate of compens on as he think advisable.
This patronage will undoubtedly be very effec-
ys the of err a
tions begin to kick over the traces. The Repub-
lican leaders are bound to keep things moving
lie service has to be improved to do 1t.
The Senate Soneurred IN the Assembly
sades to the national Government. The bill now
goes to the Governor.
Senator Tibbts introduced a bill enabling the
State to take gift of the John Brown farm in
the Adirondacks to be a part Of the State Park.
Senator fibbtts explained that warrantee deed
but thought an enabling act necessary. He
asked that the bill be advanced to third read
Senator Grady objected to advancement and
the bill takes the usual course and goes to COM
Mr.. O'Grady. Chairman OF the Ways and
Means Committee: to-day reported to the As
sembly the annual APPROPRIATION bill; ltcar-
Government for the next fiscal year aggregat-
was carried In last years bill.
Bills passed in the Senate.
Agrculturs ore Of tie trustees of Cornell Unyeraty.
at a. a &c" as
Salt Springs. and TO pay other inhentedne.s;
Mcas Martin to
be admitted to the bar.
Bills introduced in the Senate:
Senator hIgeie-Author.z,ns the Governor to cede
SfSxias nasisstsn: Post %nst.: SSsiqm House. for:
Sf
t"
se Of o1 o Ss
md sIEsl2 TO Sense seanens boarding houses and
"r ess for public
to Be
viaiuct.
t Avail , M the care s
street between West End avenue and the Hudson
senator Pase-Requirng the State inspector Of gas
him sppo Assistants emporariy to act FOR Sn
M nmn s a Of to fs ol s
purchase OF land and erection Of lnunicpal buildings
fss %a1 to sue
Iua,dans If ls ~ iaG ax Tor cost,
Of buildings for the State school FOR the
senator c@IreS Authorizing the application of pro
sewer Improvement
Bills passed in the Assembly:
Mr. Audet.'s; prohibiting railroads on Hart street in
Aso similar sills, in relation Vernon avenue and
psns ns fs%Gs e sy refuse from
Nr ~ sIprosidins that member. of Brooklyn
Eirt Department shall be reimbursed for uniforms
Mr liushes's, continuing the term OF Kings county
MI Mar.haIs I, c9mnpeilins public accountants to
Mr. Nixon's appropriatng $4,000 for the Horticul.
eaSy elevator owners t"
Senator haness authorizing tho Clifton Springs
ns Of fGS
day
Bills introduced In the Assembly:
Mr. Graves Providing that reformatories pay sher.
ms fees for transferring Lonvicts.
Mr. O'Brady-hnkiER II a misdemeanor to destroy
any aghzlne or paper IN library.
Mr. StHnchheld Amending the code to provide that
no conviction shall be had upon plea OF guilty when
the crime TO which such plea of guilty Is made Is
Mr. StaIc.neld-Prohibittng eel wires In the Che
mung RIVER and: Its tributaries In Chemung and
SteuDen counties.
Ir Eiir4pe- -Appropriafing 100000 for the State
Engineer tinue survey OF the upper Hudson
River valley, with view of providing III. ans for
storing water power TO min oWn"r,,
Mr. Eostrr--E xrmpting the reai property Of min
listers and priests to the value OF 300 from taxation
Mr. GregOry-FiS,n at 200 the sai aries OF the
tendlns OF the Supreme Court and Court OF General
Sessions IN New York city
Mr Stsnchtrd providing for four years study Of
medicine aud attendance on four regular courses OF
legally Incorporated medical colleges preliminary
receiving the degree OF Bachelor Docor OF Med.
icne.
Mr.. .Austln-Approprating sl5OO 900 for completing
tho Riverside Park improvements In New York city.
including the yiaduct crossing at Ninety sixth street
Mr.. NcSaughton- -AuthOrikins the Stale Superil
tend-nt OF Public Works 70 purchase at price not
uin berand.
Mr.. NaIone-Iroviding for the construction OF
bridge over the NOit Haven canal al l33th street.
Nrw York city. and approprhting $4,000
Nr. Leonard Providing that icrryboats running
Into Sew York city must be supplied with urnnIs
MIR. Lairbrer Changing 10 II aars the age limit OF
persons who m br sent b, Ilous,s OF Refuge.
Mr. SewInan-Transferrinx to Brooklyn tue Graves
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