New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Albany Feb l4-sena;or Cantor and Senator
n,adv today won their night for the appointment
- Democrat on the committee which is 10 nves
.sate the adv.sabiity OF certain large appropria-
sops that are proposed. especially those for ar
nories
senator Cantor moved that the journal be cor
acted 50 mat II would show that Senator Grady
ros recorded as asking yesterday for a reading OF
senator Mullins Military Law Amendment bill be
,o,s the anal vote was ordered and the president
,,nsed The otion was lost. "A 10 S-a party vote
ssnator Grady moved that the journal be corrected
- ,hat IL state THAI the third reading Of the Muln
", was hy the reading OF the title and the last sec
ron. THIS also lost. % 70 "a party vote
ssna,o- Malhy moved that the journal Of yester-
davis proceedings be approved and the motion was
carried 20 O.
WIN the order OF third reading was reached
ssna.or Grady demanded that the first bill be read
.h-o,eh word for word. This done by the
clerk ,
senator Cantor called up his concurrent resolu-
zion that Democratic Senator be put on the SUD-
cor,rrttee 10 visit Collins Farm and arnores' lor
which appropriations are sought. Senator MulNn
,rsred an amendment that the subcommittee from
.h house be increased 10 four members Senator
vur said that the additional member in the Senate
you'd be- a Democrat and in the Assembly kepuD-
scan The committee was 10 obtain Information
,orcs-,i-e appropriations over which the majority
senator's often DISAGREED Senator Cantor said that
senator Mull.n should be rebuked for his action III
Amounting an important Subcommittee without
giving the Democrats representation. Inc resoiu-
Non as amended by Senator MulNn was adopted by
parry vote. ,-
Senator Wray called up his coal trust resolution
7, provides for a Senate committee to investigate
the alleged coal trust The Assembly resolution ana
Senator Cantors resolution, which PROVIDE Tor
,ano-t from the Attorney General as 70 the Goa!
trust were also brought up. Senator Many sa!u
several Senators who wished 10 discuss me Feso44
tons were absent and he suggested that they oe
made a special order Tor Monday night Seili. oI
Wa said: If we are TO relieve the poor peOp.e
from the high prices OF cOal. We shot4 no va
mt summer" The resolutions, aver d orleI liz
cusson were made special order ior Non-aS
T-na Committee on Miscellaneous Corporations re-
ro-red for printing Senator sullivan Dill making
he price Of gas in cities Of over sWvyl ihaoitanos
n a e0 feet The bill is amended so that It apples
only 10 New-YOrk. -, 1,.,..,.,. hill an
,-9pr.ating $1,000 for the Craig colony loF Ep'4eP
Is The Following bills were introduced ,,.,
Rv Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING Tor ne -. 1-n
p-.a;et for the promotion OF agriculture '''V NV"
sns County Fair Distribution bi). -,
Nv NJ Observation-Disclosures that steam RAJ
-oa1s shall not begin construction through couI-
h-o, Submitted 20 a vote of the people s
~. senator C;ra!v-Pr0viiing that the uneXpsh1-
e. balance Of 81 800. which was appro &C.. -
construct steel III locks az clinton farA
s-ructinr SIX floating grain elevators 10 De ope
Nv me Superintendent OF Public Works IN bull@'o
and NewNork. , .r, ,foraav nirh,