The sun., 1896-03-11
| Ne,u Nnrl ~ cninn under tho town Nrenaa feen

| Twenty.third and Twonty.fourth wards of
| New York to como under the town license fees
Senator Guys amendment that the. deputies
be residents Of the locality In Which they % serve
D1Hsn amendmeSs sVsh ssred @ By senator Mccarren
ment at an additional charge, Of $3.50 was lost
,.32 to, Il; siebert voting with the Democrats,
Another amendment of senator McCarren's
providing that clubs te not licensed was lost
~ 10 80, Paycy and Siebert with the Demo
Gratis. sullivan, Guy. and Cantor with the Re-
senator Cantor moved to refer. the bill back
to tho committee with instructions TO strike
out the enacting clause. Lost.lSto3l. Pavey,
scbert. G. a. Davis, Coggeshall with the Demo-
Gratis 80
and rSs ssSsf IT, r. %s'
shall voting with the Democrats.
IL THE ASSEMBLY.
few moments after Speaker Fish raped
for order in tho Assembly chamber this morn,
special order. After the title of the bill had
been read. Chairman Austin of the cities
bill conform with the senate hill by conpel-
ling the appointment as commissioners of peo-
pie G y Of be th rptoy n Fed
runry. 1897. and that the Commission go out
OF existence in March. 1897. The amendments
The amendment offered by Mr.; Bgtts that that
ii Mr. Forester si offered an amendment provid
Brooklyn from the time 1t was small city.
ana descrlhetl It's growth up to the present
time Consndatiop ~ was desired H. only ,hy by 1.-THE the
fit tho bill had been introduced bv the Senator
from Nynck Mr.. Brennan also favored re-
by Mr.. Austin. The people Of New York and
brooklyn desired tho union. irrespective of poll
tics, and IL should he accomplished.
Mr.. Forester called for the resubmission OF
was against the bill and bitterly opposed to CON
,olidaton. Forty Thousand voters In Brooklyn
were oppTisd !" ia snid Nh Mr. ;aNr Mr
Mr. Marshall offered rs substitute the bill
Greater New York be referred to a vote of the
people after compilations. a speech in favor
Fl Me '%S %a, Sy M"s Mr. Waldo Who peade
with tho House for the adoption of the substi'
tute offered by Mr. Marshall.
The previous question ordered upon mo-
tion of Mr. Austin. and the Marshall substitu-
tion was lost by a vote of "a ayes to Is noes: -,
by tho Secretary of tho Consolidation League.
II provided for n new commission, to draft
As soon as the amendment had been read by
the cleIk s The Speaker recognized its intro
"Mr. Speaker. i protest." cried Mr.. Stanch-
field. II demand thnt ! be recognized. move
that the House now adjourn
The Char refuses to recognize the gentle
man from ChcImnnS unless the gentleman from
Kings, Mr.. Waldo. gives way" said tho
MIR. Waldo gave way. Mr.. Stanchheld then
renewed his motion to adjourn. and called for
tn: ayes @ md noes. The motion M Nv wns lost BY
tute was lost and the bill conforming with the
Senate Greater New York bill was progressed
10 The he McGraw shtH Will iii making the law against
Sunday hnrhering general was upon the cal en-
dnr. and in the desire to get the members into
the House at 3 O'Clock Mr.. OGrady moved Il
The McGrnw bill was called but Mr.. Kemp
ner Of New York arose to u point of order Just
as Mr. Cutler of Rockland offered an amend
ognizcd SO that lie might make point Of Order
and there followed tho scene described above
Among the bills introduced in the Assembly
to-day were:
for tn. constrti,n of parts Of the Croon a9u-ducI
as ShS nee, in
Mr.. Car.stes amending generally the charter OF
MIR rinn's, to incorporate the Patent and Copyright
Protective Association Of New York.
posted II hcaGGrarisrs Of partles holding them:
ton M 70 s"cSns S'"eF 'A'nsS 'or '"e
.o M S ons @ n n a s act. r. the
no IN Ir me CIV OF bonds FOR
Nr Hser s. rovi4ins FOR the appointment of four
medical o1tcrs TO the Fire Department in New York
Mr. Marshail's authorizing Brooklyn to take certain
trocr Sefore person. can Sell convict.made goods
Nj, Ansns rrovng for m the Of h IN
OF pure ard who,esohe Sater in New York city.
a ks ss I", sss roSs Ss M
NJ Murph proSdnE fG5 ds,e =
class, each receive not less than 5000 salary.