The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-17
TO ADJOURN ON APRIL %.
a REBoL UTION TO IHAT EFFECT
ADOPTED BT THE ASSEMBLY.
The Senate Refers It TO tho Finance Come
mtttee-The Greater New York BiI IL
Handed Down In the Assembly nd IL
Referred to the CommItte ON tiers.

Referred to Abe t'ommitte on ClNrs.
Albany, March 10.-A concurrent rcsolu-
tion for final adjournment was introduced In the
Assembly to. might by Majority Leader O'Grady
II provides that the Legislature adjourn sine
die IN April 81 at 9 p. NJ. The resolution was
adopted, tho older members commenting on
the fact that this was the earliest within their
recollection that the adjournment resolution
hnd ever been adopted. The object Of the
early Introduction OF the resolution was. ms
stated by Mr.. O'arndy, TO give the members
notice In order that the work OF the session be
hurried as rapidly rs possible.
Whom tho resolution reached tho Senate
Chairman Mullin OF the Finance Committee
objected to It's Immediate consideration The
status Of the Appropriation and Supply bills
was such. he said. that II was impossible to
determine at the present time whether so
early an adjournment would he possible. The
resolution was referred to his committee.
The Greater New York bill, as passed by the
Senate last week, was handed down in the
Assembly tonight. and WINS referred TO the
Cities Committee. The committee will meet
In the morning, and the bill will be reported
to the House ut to-morrow's session. Chair
man Austin said he thought 1t would be in
shape for final passage on Thursday.
At the Opening of the session OF the Assem-
bly, tonight, the journal Of Thursday, when the
Raines bill was passed, was amended so as to
show that when the doors were locked in ac-
cordance with Mr.. O'Grady's motion, the
Speaker excluded from the floor all persons ex-
cept the Assembly employees. newspaper cor.
respondents, and ladies with their escorts, but
that the galleries were left open TO the free &C.
cess to the public.
Senator Pavey introduced the concurrent res
olution passed last year for the amendment to
the Constitution relative to prison labor.
Senator Brush offered a resolution, which was
adopted, urging New York Congressman to favor
a bill to authorize the appointment of a Com
mission to examine the claims for equipments
and arms furnished for the war Of 1912. The
resolution was adopted.
Senator Wilcoxs bill. providing for vestibules
on motor cars In cities. was referred back to the
Railroad Committee for a hearing.
The substitute New York City School bill was
sent back to the Cities Committee for q hearing,
retaining its place on the calendar.
Mr.. Austin's bill providing for additional
compensation for Justices Of other districts as
signed to duty in the Appellate Division OF the
Supreme Court. First Departments, came up for
passage in the Senate, and Senator Mullin spoke
against 1t. He said: The principle is wrong.
The majority In this body will be criticised II
this bill be passed. The Justices serving in the
first department now get SIT, 800 salary. The
Judges up the State do as much work, but re-
ceive only $500 salary"
senator LexOw Sdlu the Dill would DO away
with the fact that Judges from the interior.
drawing 81. 500 a year. had to sit on the bench
with Judges doing like work and receiving
$17,50O salary. The city Of New York was
DESTROYS of paying the increased salaries.
Senator Mullins asked Il there was $4,000
Hardin At Rochester and Judge Rumsey sitting
senator Ellsworth said the bill only allowed
such additional salary on account of Increased
expenditures in New York city. as was certified
sion Of. the First department Tor a Judge a ap-
pointed from another department The bill
senator Pavey said the bill merely gave to
Judges from the country when serving in New
York city the pay allowed to New York city
Senator Krum offered an amendment designed
be paid by the city OF New York. The amend
ment was adopted and the bill was ordered re-
Bills passed in the Assembly:
Mr.. Frenchs. providing for. commissioners In New
York city for the condemnation OF property for school
MI. reever's, providing for stenosraphers in surro-
m, Nj ks s.sMer', 81 R fSnes . IN f ter H SSs.,e to %.s s,Ssa By
an n: hrennan's Hu ~. ti55inn Brooklyn to use ste5;
system: ,..,. .u,...
free M'i p9 S%i's S.;n f IN he sias H R59GGt'yn to establish a
erection y : ao Oh baiialnss sP iSr tae Eas,e sa'G S ieSo York tS5 fas
,Is Nj fiai il IL: upper apss9aR sa.sa k, :,9 sSsvs for the con-
81 ST. stanannel s%en nu.nof ths nsc ,Rs Boa Board of Super.
yis9rs o. Chsmuns county to M the salary Of the
Bills introduced In the Assembly:
Mr.. Austin Incorporating the Inter State Mortgage
Also. toex,snl Riverside Drive in New York city to
not be validated by failure OF an executor to file an
known A'sHi s Is sivss.la. e r pqp' E,s sr,sSway 1 sad 1s PARK :. t., + 3 be b
son road, lpotlh street and Boulevard LAFAYETTE.
money i9r peymsns q Interest fSssr " Of Soasds Of Of the 9S'f ISss
y " i Sss!aw T]!@%laiaas tina, in Brooklyn, New York.
%sS %iiso / f SsSS ! '1ss' Srsoslyn to .ppro-
1N Wei . tisHdfa anG twenty ne !fcu ses@ wards q. o. '@f New q 4o sns
.5 NJ in,s srsw npsS assts.ssd pf SSaas to pay principal
Also. provid%H FOR the r"appropria,lon of surplus
"SSP r' SuGIey! Pr"nih!tins P s 4 vlce.presiden,.
or cashiers OF banks from borrowing money from tho
R. S Is,% HST F?sIs.is SSai b ! G Re :%iS ); S %sqs so y the
,nr, Mnrpaya proy,aips for military instruction in
benefited TO provide money for the same.
Bills passed IN the Senate:
a. sf , D ksH%'. At sStnsy!.i In so shs sD of a"sq ss,OS 6
senator Iirown's authorizing Little Falls to issue
Senator Whites authorihtng the establishment Of
NEW nsiSil = process in coaSt,ss or over ioS 900 SooS0i pop pan"nsa
Mr., Ande,t,s, prohibiting railroads on HOPKINS
Dir. Husted's, Appropriating $4,000 out of the Sing
Sing prison fund for new chapel, mess halls. and other
buildings.
Senator Daley's. authorizing the binding out OF
children born OF women confined In houses Of refuge.
Senator Burns's. extending until May rs, 1896, the
time for the collection Of taxes in the tJwns and cities
OF Westminster county.
Senator wray's, providing for the appointment OF
two additional assessors In BROOKLYN.
Senator Wrays. relative TO damages to he paid
property owners In extending Flatbush and Brooklyn
streets In brooklyn.
.a Si" snsplo ssFsT properly opHTsn Il s "H%G fSr w ssrys"'' to ''
Senator Brush introduced n bill repeating the
act giving the East River Bridge Company the
right TO build II bridge from Hudson avenue,
Brooklyn, tn Grand street. New York civ.
Senator Burns introduced a bill empowering
the Appellate division OF the Supreme Court.
first department upon the application OF any
one Interested, to make an order appointing
three persons to hear claims against the city OF
New York, arising out Of the construction OF
sections . to IL inclusive OF the new Croton
aQueduct, and section 10.
Mr.. Brush introduced a bill providing that
the Mayor and President OF the Brook lyn Board