New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
FINAL ADJOURNMENT DAY.
THE ASSEMBLY PASSES A RESOLUTION
FIXING APRIL 23

SENATORS WILL PROBABLY WANT FEW DAYS
MoRE-AN UNPLEASANT RECORD COR
REcTED"-DEMocRATIc AssEMBLYMEN
APPEAL TO THE GOVERNOR To RE-
LEI TURN THE RAINEs BILI--THE
GREATER NEW YORK BILL.
Albany March 15.-Assembly man O'Grady. the Re-
publican leader in the Assembly. in order to spur
the Assembly to harder work. introduced resolu-
ton to-nigh, for the final adjournment of the Legs
ature April o. 1t is impossible for the Legisia-
ture adjourn early. in the opinion of Senator
Mullin. the Chairman Of the Senate Finance com
mittee of the great appropriation bills for
the support Of the State Government have yet been
passed. The Assembly passed the resolution for
hnal adjournment without debate, but Senator Null
lin had II sent to the Finance Committee OF the
Upper House for consideration. and he told the Sen
ate that the appropriation bills not having been
passed. he doubted if the Legislature would be able
to adjourn until about April q.
The Greater New-York bill. which passed the Sen
ate last week. handed down by the Speaker in
she Assembly tonight. II referred to the Cities
Committee Mr.. Austin. chairman Of that com
mittce. said that the committee would consider the
bill and report IT to the Assembly and that it would
up for final action Thursday of this week
The journal OF the Assembly for Thursday when
the Ranes Liquor Tax bill was pa ssed was cor
rected tonight on motion Of Mr.. OGrady AS the
Journal read the action of Speaker Fish i'm requiring
n close call Of tho house and locking the members in
the chamber for several hours recorded in such
manner as to make unpleasant reading for Repub-
cans who might consult the record in tho future
Mr.. OGradys correction says that the Speaker in
the close call Of tho house ordered the chamber TO
be cleared Of all persons other than ladies' duly en-
titled officers OF the house and newspaper men but
that the galleries had been left open for the use of
the public.
Nr Of
circulating a memorial requesting the Governor to
return n the Assembly the Raines BIZ TO- fair con-
sideratlon. He found no trouble in securing the
signatures Of the Democrats to the memorial but
the Republicans Who voted against the Ranes bll
objected to Pacing their names the request.
The Assembly passed these bills:
Mr. French's. providing for commissioners in
New ork cry for the condemnation OF property
lIr siewart's providing for bonds to be given by
me Receiver OF Taxes Of East Chester. Westchcs-
Mr. Brcnnans. authorizing Brooklyn to use $685.
M appropriated for the public school system
Mr.. 'ull'nH authorizing Brooklyn 10 establish
free public bath IN the Sixth ward
Mr.. IpunEDuiys. appropriaiing <li0.0n for the
erection OF buildings for the Eastern New-York Re-
Mr. Edridee's. approgreting $1,000 FOR the con-
iinuat'on Of the upper Hudson River survey
Mr. Austin's. amending the Racing law
The following bills were introduced in the Assem-
bly,.
vd BY Mr. Aa,t,n-ro cx,end Ryersas Drive New
fourih-st.. also establishing public q lveway and
park. to be known Riverside Park EXroHsi0n.
Tho park Is 10 be bounded by one hundred and thir
ty-fourih-st. the line Of the Capitalization Raj
road One-hundred-ani-lfty-n fth-st and Boulevard
Lafayette
Nv Mr. he Graw Providing that in BROOKLYN
New-lork and Buffalo trustees OF savings banks
must reside IN the city where the bank is .ocatel
~ q W wilson -Ani i!', Brooklyn to aparo
by Mr.. De iraw Authorizing Brooklyn TO pay
principal and interest upon GraVcssnd bonds.
~ Mr. Dudley Prohibiting presidents. vlce-pres
dents casniers OF banks from borrowing money
from the Institutions with which they are connected
BY Mr. Murphy Providing for military instruction
In All public schools 81 the state the school districts
bencnicd provide money for the same.