New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
REBUTED BY THEIR LEADEf.
ApsrNr AssEMBLYMEN CALLED TO THE
BAR AND SCOLDED.
roprsr PRESERVE APPROPRIATION AND
OTHER IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED Al
YESTERDAYS LONG SESSION.

orurV IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED AT
YESTERDAYS LONG SESSION.
.,,-v March "A call OF the House was moved
IN the Assembly this morning immedlateE al'ei :.
convened Barely half the members were p''Se''
and an hour was lost waiting for me SeISe"il'-".
.rms 10 gather in ahsertees. AssemDymeh Hd'c''
ara Hutton were the last two corrallod, ana MT.
vixon the leader seized the occasion to denver a
s,,,crc rebuke to the recreant legislators. who mad
bcen hrough, 20 the bar O. the house al various
times during the session lie dfatei on the deufi-
mont Il had been 20 the business or the mousse mat
eve week before adjournment members deHOer"'e-
" abssnted themselves ard neglected their duties
He gave notice that he would hereafter move ire
quent ard close cals OF The house to carry on us
business The rebuke caused slight sensation ana
was appiauded by members in their seats.
NJ De Graw's bill to provide for the ONCE OF In
spector Q, construction. alteration ana repairs OF
nublic buildings in the county OF Kings and 10
define his duties taken up after the CAL MI
McKcovn reminded the house that Kings County
had returned 4 steadily Increasing Democratic rep
rcsentaton and prophesled that IN another year X
the bill was passed. there would not ne single
Republican sent to Congress. The bill was finally
passed by n vote OF % 10 81.
The Assembly also passed the hiil OF Senator Els
worth 10 appropriate $4,000 for further purchase
~ forest Lard and il now goes TO the Governor.
Senator Stranahans bill providing that all recess
appointments made by the Governor must he con-
Hrmed hy TIE Senate at It's next session was taken
up Nj Dornolly opposed the measure on tic
ground that It clearly 4 game OF the majority
in ant!rpa ION Of the election 0: Democratic Cow
crnor pex, fall that he might be thwarcd in his
desire appoint men who would support him in
HIS administration. ~. Palmer took tho sane
ground
Nj Nixon closed tho debate. He reviewed the
history Of tho State TO the appointing and con-
Arming powers o. the Governor and the Senate ID
de M c re 10 A cau nf
the house was moved and the bill was passed by a
vote OF 50 20 ca.
Mr.. Coughtry moved that the vote by which his
BIZ requiring the State 20 pay for transportatio
OF tramps TO pcntentiaries LOST DC reconsid-
cred This was carried by vote OF 50 to %. NJ.
Nixon opposed the BILL asserting that il would cost
tho sta c $4,000 year Il Il were enacted Dis
honest county officials might purposoy gather in
tamps Tor fees. The BIZ finally passed by a
wore O. So TO 70
These bills also were passed:
Senator Stewards, providing for the study Of
sc.eatiht forestry at cornell and making, an APP
Air. 1ayiors Owo bs). making the usual APP
pioyriatl0ns for canals for 1873
Nj. Trips, extending the time for the compile
t0n OF the Knlncbcch I;aiwaN.
Senator Martins. authorizing The rev East River
adjacent to the anchoragcs and 10 the towers O.;
Ne Aridge as SHAH he necessary for their protec-
Nj RFennans. grading ;he doorrncn or the New
12,k ponce force ana equaazing their salaries.
PASTURES in public schools
Mt feiSeits, disseminating certain improvements
IN me I""nty-sXth VI ARD Of Brooklyn
senate Lnnors resaAting license ices for pub
Actors furd o; America ''' ~ ''S
MI sanford's. Amending the charter Of Noun;
Controller ''uA u '''s
Mr.. lie Graw's. authorizing the Controller n an
point collector Of n Ing associations IN Scs ~
hr. Scars moved a reconsideration Of senator
Hufns's iii providing that .nsuroncc companie,
need not furnish notice to po.cy-ho,dc-s when
quarterly or somi-annual premiums are due Afie,
q IIcly ceDate The motion WAS carried by a vote
or D! 10 %. MI. Armstrong arose - propose an
amendment 10 he measure before Il was nut on
hnal passage. Before he amcndmeu; was nut re.
marks were mao about lobbying concerning the
BIZ. and Mr. Nixon moved TO adjourn. saying that
IL time 10 do wAen discriminating atatc-
mcnts were about TO be made. The motion was
carried. and at $40 o'clock the Assembly adjourned
uni. ~ O'CLOCK 20 morrow morning