New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
CLEARING THE CALENDARS
MANY BILLS DISPOSED OF BY THE LEGIs-
LATURE.
= DAY GIVEN UP TO ROUTINE WORK BEFoRl
u ACQUIRING OVER sUNDAY-sENAroRs
FATIoUEp BY THE DEBATE on

THE RAINEs BILL.
Anhanv. March eJThe Senate met at 10 o'clock
this morning with less than quorum present Inc
Senators looked weary after yesterdays long de-
bate on the Raines Liquor Tax bill MI van
Keuren's concurrent resolution asking congress 10
pass Representative Unions Railway fostai
C1erks' bill was adopted These bills were passed:
Senator Wray's amending the Chattanooga Mon
Senator Featherson's, imposing the nne for
chimney fires in New-York City on property own
ers instead of tenants. .u.
Of General I Fl. ". sioeum at Gettysburs
Senator Guys authorizing the New ork .asS f TX
ba,sdes appToSp'rarngg Sse for the st.
Mr. Frenchs, providing that monumen,s s nan
not in e PSo ssfs n hs
Sculpture Association and the Muncipal Art League
approve
These bills were introduced:
BY Senator Guy-Authorizng clerks TO appoint
to take charge OF the sa
aries sI1e not TO exceed $500 year.
By Senator Wilcox-Requiring corporations re.
ceiving deposits Of money from employees u pay
By Senator Burns-Requirng the superntende lent
Of Insurance when examining credit guaranty cor,
poratlons to exclude assets investments not heo
as nT Senator $500 for
repairs to the dilapidated locks Of the Black River
By Senator Burns-Amending the Mechanics Lien
Ry LeXOW-ReQulTlnS
porate villages to be he'd between p m ana sun
SPEND $500 $1,000 for an ambulance station and vaccine
laboratory the south side OF Seventeenth-st' De-
T By senator Guychangng the name Of the rec.
tor church wardens and vestrymssn - Of erase
ana Ssr SestH N Mfsi in I8 @es. Farms
corporations shall be kept open during BUSINESS
hours inspection by directors and @ m 100
for the Tonawanda Armory.
I.y Senator Brown-Alowng clerks or Surrogates
Co,rts 81 for each estate reported 10 the county
treasurer and the State Controller under the Tax
able Transfer law and allowing SGvn 10 retain per
cent Of the gross received on taxable
ouehanna RAILROAD Company; ,,s contro,,er Of
New-York City to audit the claims OF the former
town Of Westchester
Z The Assembly soon as 1t met TINS morn,ns'
took ND the calendar and passed the following bills;
Mr.. French's providing that the consents OF the
Navor and President Of the Board OF Aldermen OF
New-York City shall be necessary Tor the erec''oN
Mr. Stewards, authorizing Yonkers to use the pro,
ceeds Of certain bonds for the erection Oh pu''''
MI Armstrong; prohibiting the use OF soft c Ca.
by institutions maintained WITHIN any Guy "a '"e
Mr.. cromwers. providing for Purchasing COM
Mr. storms's regulating the duties and fixing the
saiary Of the town S SeTks IN snaio to maintain
special poor fund 10 permit cutVa'o" VI ''
lands g. ,h. construction OF
. buTding in New-York City for the use OF the De
partment of Public Health r.. 49, ro,ay.mant OF
Senator Guys providing for ,ms TpWenty fourth
wards Of New-York city A., -. r.,aree. IN
Senator Guys. providing that the reae es1vs .,o
eases brought In courts of record SHAH receive %V
. day.
These bills were introduced:
BY Mr. winne-Prohibting the altering OF t,i hish-
BY Mr. Post-Provding that adult male memDe's MEMBER
II the Shinnecock tribe OF Indians VINO have ilvea
an the reservation for the preceding six months
may vote at the town elections.
Ry MI Misunderstanding for seizure OF vessels
I'D tackle detected In illegal oyster fishing.
by Mr.. Carsle-Proyding for the approval by the
BOARD of Estimate and Apportionment OF New-York
Civ OF the construction Of the bridge 10 connect
Pelham Bay Park with City Island. in Westchester
County
both houses adjourned till Monday night