The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-18
RIESyTAL SESSIONS BILL
.,Y1ScED TO a THIRD READ
M ,yo IN THE sENl7G

r.,kburut asa CssssfeeH sseastiee-
,--sepator stranahan's bill to
49, nopular vote the question OF oienniai
NO...o ,ae Legislature was advances toe
ssss,0-.,n the senate to-day, after II had
thira -, 4, accordance with the agree
seh1...hn8 a; the Republican conference last
nea' consisted in fixing the
nsshL a,nbe- OF either House It $1,000 a
saAS.,l a, ST. a. now. or $50 as the
m originally prnT'ce1 ,.,a.- ,.,a
n.S - mi, character should not have
hs' -,r,y measure. II there was any
ee'". o. h.,riAl sessions, Il was due largely
esnNN.S. ia, n. majority in the present Sen
-. IA. TWO Year, had made . party
,,.a,ly every important bill and had
s--.-, through measures which were not ap-
u. y, , majority Of the Senate or BY the
-, a, the state. He vent on TO say tnat the
49,, 90; ripe for biennial sessions IN 10
$50, majority bad failed to CART out the
1870, az the Constitution calling TOR the en-
$50, q, uniform charters for cities OF the
- ard third classes respectively. II this
49,, done 1, would have relieved the LeG1s-
cea, number Of charter mendmen
=. 49,, All over the State. and biennial ses-
I-,.vouId b possible he also considered the
-. a reflection on the representative OF
=. p,,p,e which every patriotic citizen snoulo
resent =. A.
100, to make the bill . caucus measure IL
- 40. strictly . party question ana wnen me
,.o,,. came 70 vote upon IL IL Wouio oeoome
49,, ,h,. I, was far from q party question
1900" he sa!a. "a saving OF 100000 .
:, n, direct expenditures Of the Legisia-
~. :. near, cutting down By one-hsl the
ms,,ss,-,d and t.o,hy mass OF legislation.
49,, otaeal advantage Is to como from this
-, ~ All h, because the Republican party
80 has The intelligence and the faithfulness
~. .Tu,; which induces Il TO pass IT.
ss..'o; tsEassi ;SsS il would disturb the
S.i,nes between the legislative and the E1ecu-
i've poues,,,.a, ism IL to Be- made" he said. ION
s.,sn, Executiye. 4; Is that he has taken
eaSAn Al interest in the bills before they have
Sea p~tesen;ed 70 the Lesi.istpfei i = In.SF.
Ss.s1re. which would 50 greatly enhance the
pouer Of his once ~
senate. Sussheum tRep- AlSanyl SPOKE
ssy.Soed without division its other opponents
ssss-fnx their remarks until it comes up for
ga nn-t han two or three Republican Sena-
80 vii vote against the bill. and IL viii DO
$500 With ease. The programme 10 to pass IL
= To-day or wednesdA! and have the Assem-
80 4, m Thurstay. In order to accomplish
RI Z, al h. necessary for the Assembly Re
1rHicans TO hold . caucus. probably on
Es.s.a.y n IL op s5 iais m Of the Il Spse o5sHifq
Ieuiers. whose districts contain newspapers
Practically suppoget By the money they get for
1-;nrinr lie session laws each year. The three
SIbaay members will vote against the bill for
Loeal reasocs. but iheiT detection Will Be onset
81 The three Cf;s Who favor ne eiL inls Tiu
eznS sIceri those from Albany can be Kept in
line.
-; s.ore the Senate his bill to deprive the City
fo1r; of New York city OF It's right to grant at
..rh-eats ASAins, ron-reSidenta- The bill Wa
s:,crs 81 r: /: cs5ss SO IN lepSFs Il tA'' Wien EseG s seas sn5s
B-1eke,t moved to discharge the COMMITTEES
frun further consideration Of the bill to-day.
= s1ch acton should be taken until the City
Co!V LODGES bad been heard from Senator
NlIhy. the Chairman OF the Codes COMMITTEES
uH. koueTe-. thu. Is had been thoroughly on
Edered last rear and this and be was in favor
az in passage. His committee was against him.
81 Be thought the matter should be fought out
IN he Senate. The committee WAS discharged
b. ; vote q - TO l9. -.
ne ssa,;e passed Senator Brush's bill
Yo-f ary. The PARK Coruiss:o5er for Brooklyn
AID 01eecs and the President OF Brooklyn
trustees Of the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
lThese bills were introduced in the Senate:
sslator RrAskest-PerlirftnS the question Of local
oyxac uater TIE Ea:nes iaGoT tax Law 10 be sub
z;EIet 70 vote Il towns Any yea Instead OF In alter
Senator G. A psrs-Autsorr,rz the Court Of
r1as II reporting II. ;avestsArton OF tie Elmi-A
ssa.ics c...Or-To a,k. Charter Day. Nay 4. 1895.
sksA, koistAy.
The Senate passed Nr. Chambers bill provid-
Ing HAT no order Of arrest, attachment. or exc
elc0c against the person shall issue out Of the
h~oexh, for the wrongful conversion OF house
bold articles, wearing apparel. feweiry. or other
rsrsocal property o. the value OF $50 or less Oh
niret 1Doa the ius;AilmenI plan.
Nearly the entire session OF the Assembly to-
Day VAS taken Cd in discussing NJ. TrempeFs
hi AbaishinE the ofiee Of Coroner in Ulster
county and transferring the duties TO local
health boards, and on s nAtor Whites bill rear
IAnglrZ the boundaries OF Syracuse wards
L:a1etr and Weeks Of %SeH York voting with
.he Republicans. and Se!igsberS OF New York
With tie Democrats
Iaese bills passed the Assembly:
NJ. HuA Ehkt-< .I = nisteneanor to fan to give
ssA g lSt u &c singers.
M Hsliry.. ta-orpor1;izs the D~epA-tnez, Com
N IrLso<.:s placing Amy B coakiin on the 70
u,sd iAArt-r' Est II Se~ York city
asna !ssEs,t % IL NErSe Pal Court, aItsolzh no.
eISysI - required BY tie cEA-I~r.
ASenblyuAn z C. Brennan iPep. Kings, in
uScIesd a el! providing that no member or
o1str Of Ary society in New York city organ
nSc to' tie prevention OF crime. other than a
EeuoF o. the ?c!.ce force. can apply for and
y abE LIc aEESeL OF any tllsVIdlAl
shIess the eTi lsLce upon which such warrant is
rqsestsd be ms laid before the Chic. OF Polica.
re warrant shall no; issue II the Chief deems
tse suteoca insufficient No such soc!ety
toAI operate outside OF It's borough unless
aeteorrsc Sy It's charter TO DC so. lny
s1ea se!e:y shall Uniform It's officers and
memoirs 80 as 20 prevent false represents
Eon. The bill Is aimed 10 restrict the powers Of
beSs Sc;e:Les ss those with which Parkkurst
aatSoans'ock are connected. but does no, apolT
lSe American society for the Prevention Of
IE-e!;y 10 D-U!b Amin ais or the Societies for he
FIereAIion o. Cr1elIy 10 Children,
AssnotymAn Nul,Auy has duplicated the
Antfodueed earlier IN the session taxing deal
ssI Z Cigarettes.
A~ss~naymNn Wallace introduced the bill
SsTitst zoe eoulIy Of Nassau from the territory
SSLnth Ihe limits Of The towns OF Oyster Raw
nons HsnosteAd Ant Hampstead, Queens
AssEae!!nAu Perkins introduced bill pro-
.stIE l3E ne revision % the rules and confen-
= ~ % lae siAl@!e> relative to civil procedure
" ep.Tis o. The STATE. The bill autho-izes
- pn ySs'lge Of The Court o, Appeals and
sst4!aS J-sI!css 0. the Appellate Diyi-
- o. TIE Supreme Court 10 select three mem
% lie cAE 70 revise vhe rules OF ,he courts
- recommend il. wha' resuec, existing s;si.
&C S4A oe 7e-EcHt 10 rules. and sugYest me
$500! -=H:s.Cn and c~ouiEnsSilon of sucn
S'-tet' he .-.es 50 drafted. uron receiving
aDoIoEA- Ok = MAJORITY Of the Judges seIe~t-
$3.50 sPnGH st.cn, shall! Re presented 10 the
S.ho' Apt=A.s Jr1Ses and he Convention ~
'ttse o. TIE Supreme Cour. FOR action - -.
-L- "a '~sc>.T!nS their APPROVAL shall r. in.
,N y 'he legislature. The Commission
e u, No-G within tao years.