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sac,Sitn,y t1I,oay WAS b'l OF Mr.. Tihanys 70
ss.sts Of corporations for which receivers have
sT, ossn sppois%ted so A. present there e no sum.
are %ropsfalsy fraaG
nisntly claimed BY other persons and in. many
;sSSsQussy ;Ss ,.S.,vot Of ths present lay TO permit
snmmnsx me receiver OF : corporation to take
he property an st cdRppoSssiSm RpsssiS As
sfeneiyman sent Tinenys bill gives a receiver the
S shSss ss Ss: 5 s ss
poFatios: to apply to the court and procure
snd s. aHasnn.a ssch 0rsSn ss,o a
found hiu nd, 70 TO, have IN his possession or, under
reotinR such person or ofiioer summsrily to turn
bill s dosSned to prevent e he sSn endless M
cation sM0nh noT PRECEDENT under tho present lHw.
s rs oss Sp on
nnal passage. Tho bill finally was passed by a
SGsS NsS So-Ey ~ SEyss So 81 T. provides that in
suranco corporation shall not commence bust.
ness until agreements have been entered into
owning eN STATE valued az
or In any other county OF the State unless
Sants icr Insurance. @ Citizens % of the the State. State
. Ssen owning W real estate S s In this state OF the
that such corporations shall coniine their opera.
tions TO the insurance Of property within this
State; Stat Existing mutual Ere Insurance ram comps-
eoaS's sho oii'' cus thSAa VIZ
These bills were passed In tho Assembly:
of New YORK city and he ' Fars commisspner @ Of
sroSklyn and queens boronghs members Of the Board
Sf Trustees OF the Brooklyn Institute of Arts aud
Senator Guys, authorizing the Ming OF amended
Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards or New York
senator Krums. providing that child adopted
after tho age Of shall not be exempt from paying
the samo succession tax 10 person not relative.
senator kOehlerB, amending the law prohibiting
nshIs nth ns IN Jsmsisa Bay By extending tho
RootaMay lnle. or other inlets.
oyster Bay
aa.ss S De saw K Kqss Y.t nsH ss
* s to n BroGs
moro than two parks shall be made in any ono
year. Bonds aggregating $60O.Oo0 may be is
oued for acquiring and laying out these play
9. Mr.. Mahar Introduced T = bill authorlzing the
william Poole for damages alleged to have e
been sustained by him by reason OF his arrest on
The alleged @ crime % Of murdSr in tho % second ae Ur
Sing Sing Prison. Poole served a term extend
ing from March, 1880. until Jan. l, 1887, when
he Was shown to DO Innocent and relea sed.
Assemblyman Armstrong tRep. Monroe) in
not be reduced whiio tho banks surplus fund
purpose Of preventing re- such reduction Of inter.
est the trustees may use any portion OF such
Bin pro-
viding that any steam railroad corporation in:
oorporated after 1855. under the provisions Of
years after its certificate Of incorporation was
iled began the construction OF its road and ex:
pended $780, 900 thereon, may finish its road and
These other bills were introduced in the As.
sembly:
Mr. woskes-Allowiug savings banks to invest in
real property situated in Manhattan borough to an
amount not exceeding 90 per cent. OF the value OF
seas,ss sS
to transact pawnbrokers business
next May the corporate existence of the Atlantic
t Mr.. "GA E. e Brsnn.n-Exempting from taxation tho
New York city.
drug clerks brought forth considerable Discus
sion in the Senate when it was reached in gen.
eral orders to-day. Senator Stranahan said
mittee for consideration and without recon-
mendation. The committee was evenly divided
Tho question: he said. whether the Legs-
lature can exercise the police power to this ex-
the the border ri line ' Of its authority. A somewhat
similar measure to prohibit the manufacture Of
cigarettes In tenement houses has been declared
unconstitutional. Ny opinion 10 that the Legis-
lature should proceed with great caution in
such matters as this. 1t must be remembered,
clerks to work any number Of hours or drug
stores to keep open any given length OF time.
That is a matter between the clerk and his en-
"This BILL" said Senator Humphrey "is along
the line Of paternalism. There seems to DO q
everything. You might as well provide that
drug clerks should go 70 bod at certain hours
ployee should cease. 1t 10 q mistaken policy"
The bill was finally advanced to a third read
ing without division, Its opponents deferring
Senator Raines offered a resolution urging
our representatives in Congress to push the bill
Volnntoer VOL iiiamen Who served in the war % OK
senator Page and Assemblym Adler intro
Culiagh from $6 900 10 $40. 900 year.
Senator @ rady introduced a bill excluding the
institutions which may use prison made goods.
and providing that the Prison Commission shall
issue quarterly statements showing shown the articles
institutions to purchase any article not on the
list.
city authorities to undertake tho Improvement
OF Ocean avenue in Brooklyn, for which assess
ments have already been levied and are now
Mayor Van Wyek, Eeturnsd rt,, to the e., Senate
opening Convent avenue. The bill and message
went to the Cities Committee. and the bill will
Tho Senate passed. by a vote of % to 7.Assem.
blymnn Perkins's bill providing for the return
to county loan commissioners OF the United
A year or two ago bill was passed providing
for placing these funds in the hands Of the state
stor Raines said that the losses under this sys.
tenn had boon much greater than under the old
system Of county loan commissioners.
Comptroller Roberts. His motion to recommiJ