New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
BRENNAN WAS ON TINE.
HE UPSET THE PLANS OF THE CONSOLE
DATIONIsTs IN THE ASSEMBLY.
THE GREATER NETWORK BILL GOES OVER fof
ANOTHER wEEK-MORE STREET E"H
TON BILLS PRESENTED - OTHER

THE GREATER NETWORK BILL GOES OVER foH
ANOTHER wEEK-MoRE STREET ExEMP-
TION BILLS PRESENTED - OTHER
BROOKLYN MEASURES.
Albany. March 10 (SpeciaD. -Assemblyman Bren-
man, of Kings. probably the youngest member Oh 'he
nresent LEGISLATURE has demonstrated several times
~ late that he is far from being the weakest men,
hor To-day his efforts on behalf OF antl-conson-
dation resulted In a clean victory over both Leader
OGrady and Chairman Austin, OF the Niies 'oi
mittee Brennan is not afraid OF flat'. >ei'"e' -
he of Fish. OGrady or Austin Whoh tue '"'e'e''S
of Brooklyn are at stake Boss dictaton receives
no consideration from +. c. Brennan io-uas ."e
Iexow Greater New-York bill was on the calendar
- .ooord reading As II was reached Mr.. Brennan
c,ugb, OGrady and Austin mapping and inmed-
a,elv moved that the bill be made special order
for Thursday next. TO have on that Gay us se''''
and third reading. Chairman Austih WAS a'o"'u
AT once This contrary to the orue'a ic0eNV'
by Mr. Austin from Mr.. Plat through senator
Iexow He Sid the bill should receive its secoho
reading to-day. and be passed tomorrow Robons
Of Allegany: Cutler. OF Rockand anu MAI ''''''
NcKeown and Forester OF Kings backed up MI
aronn,n In his motion TO lay aside the Dill TOT the
nresent OGrady was with Austin. pu' seenS mat
onnostion to the motion Of Mr. brennan was i"'''e
a compromise measure suggested oy MI >'No''' ~
rhautauoua was adopted This allowed 'he o'''
IN have its second reading to-day. anu oe "'"''
snecal ,rder on third reading for Thursday
March Is. $500
This was all and more than the Kings County men
had expected TO attain. and they were happy'
platt's orders had been dsobeyed. CHAIRMAN AUSTIN
beaten in debate and OGrady obliged 10 crawl ou'
through a small hole made in the embarrassing
situation by that clever pariiamentarah' >'No"' ".
Chau,auoua The debate on the motion Is rePo''eu
in other columns Of today's Tribune
Four Brooklyn street-exemption hhs were """e'
t. the bills now pending for similar purposes MI
Wilson of Kings. wants Gates-ave' VuhcN-s''
Lefferts Place and Madson-st. exempted from 'he
oneration of surface railroads. bill introduced oy
MIR Wagstaff provides for The adoption oi III.
Rertillon system of identifying criminals DIV al ..
tho criminal institutions OF the state MT. Marsha''
nresented a bill authorizing the Contro,ler 10 pay
fus,ice Van Wart the expenses incurred III the COIL
test for his seat -, -. r.,rcs n,ro-
orced n resolution providing for the appointment OF
a committee OF Ave examine into the water sup
niles of cities and villages Of the state WIN view
OF ascertainng their condition ana the COS, anu anu
proper method OF improving the supphes i"i Wy ~,
nse OF municipalities. The committee - autHorHeu
IN anpoint experts and 500 Is appropriated ioi en
nenses Among the bills passed to-day were -. W
tyiison.s authorizing the Kings County fharm'-
ceutica Society to grant the post graduate degIce
and Mr. C;uider's amending the line law so lnaat
corner lots in the city OF Brooklyn may ne quit
upon for their entire depth