New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
MORE PAY WHEN THEY SIT IN NEW-YoRk.
4 MEASURE RELATING TO JUDGES OK WHICH sen -
ATORs DIsA iREE-PII.fs PASSED


Albany March 1.-THE Senate met a. $50 this
evening with Lieutenani- Governor SAXON in the
chair There was A large calendar. Senator Pavey
introduced the resolution passed last year
for the amendment 10 the Constitution relative to
prison labor.
Mr. Aus,ns bill. providing for additional compen-
"a lion for Justices other districts assigned to duty
in the Appellate Division Of the supreme Court
First Department. came up for passage. and Sena-
tor Mun spoke against II. saying; The prime pie
IL wrong The majority in this body will be crlii-
csed II this bill be passed. The Justices serving in
the First Department now get 1880 salary The
Judges up the State do much work but receive
only $3.50 salary"
Senator Lexow said the bill would DO away with
the fact that Judges from the interior drawing
81 800 a year had 10 SIT on the bench with Judges
doing like work and receiving 1880 salary The
city Of New-York DESTROYS OF payns the In
creased salaries
salary On @S,Unn' Of ID en I
Tss Judge Of 5he Appsate Dyson % the s Frs
Department Tor Judge apRDnted from another r ds
said the bin merely gave judges from the country
, when serving in New-York city the pay allowed to
senator Krlim offered an amendment designed 70
make sure that the addona: cSmPcnsation should
was adopted and the b was Ordered reprinted
Ms%y So %m sd MAYORS aye sq to ca
out the militia in case OF riot. was called up Sena-
MpNulfy.
disparity in the provisons Of the Military Code
and the Criminal Code The 6 took away me
plain the power OF Mayors 10 do SO, senator Can
tor said the bill should be considered carefully. and
IL was laid aside
The Maby bill. modifying the Mnsworth Temper
ance Instruction law was sent back to the Commit
Wc OK biz provdIng FOR vestbues on motor cars
in elite, cities was referred back to the Railroad Com
ciy School BIZ was Sent back to the cities com
miiee for hearing. retaining iis place on the
These bills passed:
Senator Burns's amending the Yonkers Police
Mr. Audctt's. prohibiting railroads in Hopkins-st
Brooklyn.
tach Al employers property in suits for wages
Senator Krums. authorizing the appointment OF
senator whites authorizing the establishment OF
houses detention for witnesses and those confined
on civil process In counties OF over 100 900 population
Mr.. Husteds. appropratng $4,000 out OF the Sing
Sing Prison Fund FOR new chapel. mess halls and
Senator Hmrns's extending until May Is. 1896 the
time for the collection OF taxes In the towns and
cities OF Westchcster County.
two additional assessors in Brooklyn
Senator Wray's relative to damages to be paid to
property owners In extending Flatbush and Brook
iyn streets.
The following bills were introduced
BY Senator MISUNDERSTANDING the sale OF lands
10 the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church by the
by serator Brush--Allowing the transfer OF unex-
pended balances In Brooklyn from one department
10. another: also. providing for the payment of
ravesend bonds and interest also. allowing appro-
prations by Brooklyn for the payment OF the New
Utrecht bonds: also repeating the act giving the
East River Bridge Company the right 10 build
bridge from Hudson-s'., Brooklyn 10 Grand-st.
New York CITY z
BY Senator Wray-Provding that the Mayor OF
Brooklyn may appoint persons to iii vacancies in
the commission appointed In 1891 TO lay out public
driveway In Kings County.
BY Senator rns-Empowerng 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 Ncw-York. arising out OF the
construct Of Sections TO H. Inclusive OF the new
Croton Adueduci. and Section l6.
nv Senator Brush-Provldng that the Mayor and
President OF the Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen and
the Kinrs County Surrogate shall appoint a COM
mission of jurors for six years to serve from June
next