New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
DoINGs or THE TWO HOUSES.

A FEW BILLS PASSED AND MANY INTRODrc Ed
PRAYER FOR CUBA.
Albany. Jan go The Rev. 6. ~ Karner, OF Al
banv who opened the Assembly with prayer This
morning, prayed for the success of the Cuban rcvo-
luton and that the United States might supply
with arms. if necessary. those in Cuba who We're
struggling for liberty. lie also prayed that the
United States might insist upon upholding the Mon
Doctrine.
The following bills were passed: Mr.. Marshall's I.
prohibiting railroads in Monroe and Macon sts..
BROOKLYN without the consent Of proper,y owners;
Mr.. Degraw's. prohibiting railroads in Rutedge-st.,
Brooklyn, without property owners consent.
There came up on the order of second reading the
bill of Mr.. Carlisle to transfer the records Of the
town of West Chester New-York County. Mr..
Finn offered amendment allowing the Register
of New-YOrk County TO apply for funds for the
preservation OF the records. The introducer of the
bill opposed the amendment. in view OF the fact
that the Governor had recommended economy in
expenditures
The following bills reported faVorably to the
Senate to-day: Mr. Malby's. leealizing the drawing
of jurors for the trial terms of the Supreme Court
Senator Brushs. providing two interpreters for the
County Court OF Kings County. Senator Brush ..
providing for the appointment Of clerks for the
Kings County Court; Senator Wrays. authorizing
the employment of clerks and attendants for the
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court Second
Department.
Senator Brush presented resolutions adopted by
the Republican clubs of the First. Sixth Thirteenth
and Nineteenth wards. Brooklyn, against conso-
dation.
The Senate :journed tilI Monday night. but
'he Assembly will meet tomorrow. Among the bills
introduced to-dav the following
BY Senator RainesThe Assembly bill OF Mr..
Nixon amending the Railroad law in relation TO
grade crossings.
= BY Senator Cooggeshal-The Railroad Committee
Grade Crossing bin Of last year.
Raj -Appra arriaf inc fOro orpt-
,0n on n, Gettysbu1g Satsfed OF an equestrian
BY Senator Coggeshali-The Collins bill of las,
Eear to prevent The cutting for SALE OF impure or IN
BY Senator Brush-The Assembly bill fixing the
paSes R sO i0r M judicial % sales 1 in m Brooklyn ,d,rs
Yonkers
BY Senator Mullin-Hs bill Of last year ito pro-
tect public morals especially designed to prevent
the eShibition Of living pictures" ..., ...-
hination IN transferring grain at New-York and Buff
fao by the construction OF elevators 70 be operate ed
Works in conjunction with the State canals: $40
w SPproRTa,ed for the hn,gOsSs o q ,9e S
moneys annually to the Deutsche Polikllnik
BY Mr. Isounsberry-A Approprating 500 90 TO erect
buildings for the Eastern New-York Reformatory
by BY Mr Audettrprohibing 5ailroS9ds in part Of
BY Mr. French,To provide for The public OF OF
personal i1 estate ae'i in %ew|York city. t,1" ''O
BY Mg d "a S Of last year. rsd~c@s
rates OF rare OF leliles plying D"iNee' NJ" o'h
City and that part of Brooklyn south OF Ncwto"n
Creek.
Also fixing the rate OF fare for foot passengers
on the NewYork and Greenpoint ferry.
By Mr Audett-Providing for Deputy City Clerk
for Brooklyn
BY Mr.. Armstrong-Ccmpelling railroads 70 take
an not s b oA To or s
a protection them.
BY Mr.. De Graw-ProvIdins that $4,000 shall b
expended in repairs the 41th Regiment ArmorT
this year and 10000 year and the following
year.
BY Mr.. Audett-Prohibiting railroads In Hart-s;
Brooklyn.
By Mr. Laonard-Imposng a license OF $40 on
New-York City auctioneers