New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-06
THE GREATER NEWYORK BILL.
MR. LEXow TO LAY IT BEFORE THE SENATE
DISCUSSING THE PROSPECTS, HERE-ITs


MIR. LEXow TO LAY IT BEFORE THE SENATE
DISCUSSING THE PROSPECTS HERE-TTs
DETAILS KEPT SECRET
There considerable caucussing going on yes
terday about the Fifth Avenue Hotel and Republi-
can State headquarters which was understood to
relate particularly TO the Greater New-fork bill,
which Senator Clarence Lexow Is 10 Introduce on
Wednesday next at Albany. Senator Hobart
Krum the new Republican representative of the
Schoharie District, Senator John kaines, A. Is.
Boardman, counsel for the RAPID Transit Commits
sion: Edward Lauterbach, and C. W. Hackett
talked with one another and with T. G. Piatt for
several hours and It was understood last night that
.ba legislation relating to the Greater NewYork
had been settled
II is 10 originate in the Senate ana wheh MT.
I,exow LAYS the plan before that BODY AFTER the
committees have been announced this week. it will
he I'm the form of a resolution Tor JOINT acuof re-
ferring the preparation of the Dill 70 the senate
Committee on Cities The committee Will be en-
powered TO call TO it's aid lawyers OF note ana ac-
customed 70 charge large fees the Dill coh'em-
plated yesterday to consolidate me ciues III 'ne ne"
municipality. Is TO be "A series OF DIiS cach 'aN"s
ospec!al reference of the cities or corpora
lions to be welded together. SAID one oil 'he ci'i-
zens who took part in yesterdays conferences;
The day of charters has gone by NO charter
will be drafted for the Greater New, fork ne
legislation enacted TO appy 10 Units ore eectuay
and with less friction than would result from me
IN oil
broader in scope and less cumbersome -, GOV,
None of the laborers the scheine Wouiu "a,
whether or not the plan to abolish Inc presei'
Police Board OF New ork or 10 strike 10, ~
iailment of the powers Of Mayor strong pu' LIE
was understood TO be the desire. un.css MI "a.
and his compatriots are brought TO stahuSli" ny
the Governor . o, imam
The notice which Governor Morton served upon
Mr. Plat some time ago that there must ~ 10
;onah hawk legislation this winter, was pIiieN.u
TO apply to the Greater New-York Dili. as wen as ~
other matters Of moment. ,..o.o L. nat
The sentiment about State headquarieirs II ,,,o
disposed 10 brook any opposition from i'fooh,' ~
Nothing must be permitted to STAND In tne way ~
legislation that will start departments iot IN
greater municipality while they can pe a"'e''
placed i'm the care and keeping OF the machne,
Senator George r. Malby. OF st Lawrence i,, az
Is slated for the charmanship OF the Vni.i'' u
on General Laws and Assembyman Jo,nan -
Aids OF ChenangO County, is 10 pc ch"'"'"
the Excise Committee In the Assembly M ,,eesrs
The Anti Machine Senators OF TINS cry, ", ~ ~,
Pavey and Ford. have been finally ruleo u Oh PAGE
Committee on cities and Senator Charies -, t
whom Mr.. Patti pressed for the place WI, eScivtn
according to inside authority on the suoJe0' e
yesterday. . 81, ,,,, Iusfices
The appointment by the Governor OF Two JUS ISs
OF the Supreme Court has been settieu ui'on,
trict- Attorney Woodward. of Chautauqua h ~
is TO save the vacancy on the supreme p ~ II's.
The With judicial District. and Frank tI ~,
cock. OF Syracuse nephew OF ex-senator nnisstn,sd
is TO be the successor OF Judge Nann py,'doe
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals to succeen '"'9N