New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
ALBANY LEGISLATIVE MILL.
TT TURNS OUT THE USUAL GRtsT OF
LOCAL BILLS.
THE ASSEMBLY DECIDES NOT TO NEEDLE WIZ
THE ARBITRATION TREATf-MoHEA ~"
r THE STATE CANAIs-THE ADIRoN-
pACE PRESERVE

pACE PRESERVE
.nanv. Feb ia full House and fair calendar
gave promise of busy session in the -'sse"'o'S
this evening As usual Monday nights 'he
vi.i,ors were numerous both on the floor ana III
tho Galleries the ladies being particularly in evil
renee in gay winter attire.
The House lost no time in preliminary business
but proceeded at with the caiendar rou'ine
he frsa thing taken up being Mr.. Farshais o'i
foV the obstruction Of a bridge over Coney isiahu
crek near West Eighteenth-st. In broohEh
h, y, had r.een made a special order for this even
ing. s,,o,, rr,
Air So.IU. OF Kings. offered an amendment pro
,a,nc o1 any railroad intending 10 use the prluee
,..or ty construction should be compelled 10
nav for W. ,alf of the work. This was objected
=, y, w Parshall the ground Of It's uncon-
,,,.,,,au w. A debate followed In which Messrs
pav,ss NJ; wanall and J. J. sullivan participates
Nr Roebr n Uved. as another amendment ina, 'ie
hu, ~. reco, omitted 10 the Judiciary Comnltee'
Both amendm ants were then put ana ios'' anu ''e
h,u WAS adva, Wed third reading
S.ro,or Ford y measure to consolidate the inter-
,,,ioral Nissio, AIRY lhance and the Chr'stlah Al
lance into one c, ,rpor rton was passed
NJ Tr,inor ca Ted Yp MS resolution concerning
49, nron,sal treat y between the United States ana
c..e,, britain whit ent over under the rues iast
week He offered an amendment proVio'hs ina,
a., IN. event of the pending treaty being changed
the opposition OF the \ ssemo!y De nor coh>e!eu ~
Congress The House. iifter bref deoa'e' oe''ueu
IN aSop, neither the s,r!eina! resolution hoi '"e
amendment; Ut. - .,,
Mr. Gar5y offered solution calling upon ''e
.-<,tl,. >, communicate with the New-Yo-k Mem
RS .. Congress- and urge them TO support the
amendment Offered TO me Appropriation Dill oE ooi
gressn,ar Baker Of w'-Hampshire The amend
.nent in question provides Tor the relnsGe'hei'' VI
any person formerly n Die Civil Service o. the
cove~rn,cn. who has reduced in salary or dis
missed FOR causes affecting efficiency or moral
character without add sonal CiVl service eNdhii''a-
lion. The resolution was adopted
Mr. Turner offered = esolu,on providing for the
naming and consiIro OF members OF Assembly not
attending their commi;ee meetings IL was re-
,4rrci to the Committee ca Rules
The House then passed tive following among DINER
bills:
Smith ann9z IN, nS ni S3y Of fonser' and ID
to issue bonds FOR sucn purp 'sss; M ooo INV tho i'm.
pT";emtnt Of the Eric. Chimp ain and osWeso
canals This is TO be rea 5zeo from me SAFE o.
The STATE superintendent, Of Publ Works;
md s"ih OF CITY to order the
requirement. of certain streets and avenues os con.
rrsct and providing for the issunc OF oonds 10
The report Of the special comma tee appointed by
ownership OF lands in the Adiron lacks within the
s4rye wa" submitted to the Asse mbly by Assem-
blynan Wagsiaff. The chairman CT The commute e,
bonds by the Safe Controller for the purchase Of
additional land by The state
Assrmblyman Wagstaf viii prepare hili carry
ing out the recommends tiors OF the report ne
hv Governor Black that the lands be acquired by
Condemnation
The following bills were among those introduced:
Nv AZ u.rshal-ProvidnC that the exterior
vaii Of any building in Brooklyn shall not be re-
,,ov.d if IL extend no more than four inches upon
anv street or public place without the institution
o legal proceedings the same as IN the case OF the
filing of a mechanics hen. , ,,,
nv Mr. Nathewson-Providin for the establish
nent of a public park in the city OF New ork al
The junction of ST. Ann's-avc. and Ray-S1" In the
Twenty-third Ward. ,.,, 49,.
Ry Mir Sanger-To compel a more detailed state
ment i'm the filing of election expenses by all can
didates committees and associations concerned In
any election. 49,,
Nv Mr. Observation-Disclosures the city OF Brook
lyn TO bond itself for the establishing "A pubic
market in the Eighth Ward. ,,
Ry Mr. Burr Permitting the sale OF trout Killed
between March - and April IL anywhere IN the
State prior to September J.