The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-04

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,. NJ e. p g. G srScSiAS sSs9;n New Y a. ,s city e , tSsn,;
BUILDING A. south Third rtrect ana n ~ Syenpe' N
Mr: dreen-Iimsndlng section 90 Of the stock Cor
tion shall make any general assignment for the bene-
any FOREIGN corporation s Be valid in np this i sssss. "
M. Tinany.Proyidlne for the payment for ser
v%oiuntesr nTsmsS Of the late re town Of FFISt6SSsh.
pr asi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ss sn,.TsnSsS.s., b m New xors charter ans,t TX n
be Proposed BY the Bosrd Of Health. and submitted
jority vote. of the Council. The present Ianitsry code
shall be submitted to the Council for sdoption. Tho
tSSa s TO cTs Ga ae Srem nss a. sp % .s to "a. ' So1s,t dSS an
Also, authorizing the Governor to appoint a com.
ture and value of vaccination. antitoKin seropathy,
'n @r oiSss aiiassS Tc%lSs .ss State r,.s,r,,.. Gam,
and Forest Commission, TO construct reservoir in the
for a city or Siiisss' tSe espense to 'SS e p.,d BY y NE
city or village % be benefited. Corporations may
utilize such reservoirs for water power purposes
The Senate passed these bills:
Senator Bracketts, abolishing Coroner jures.
the seFF ores, sP1Swar1 board sSd' OF 20. t oso . aeses pS OF 9 Aaron Sy
dack land to be used by Cornell University for ex-
Senator Psyey's, for the establishment by the Board
of Estimate OF = farm colony for warrants for their
eformatlo and Instruction in agriculture, hortioul
ture and simple andicrafts.
ernor OF two persons from each JuaiiciSi district,
eight OF whom may be women. to represent the state.
Without compensation. ut the PART Exposition in
senator Guys. to prevent misleading and dishonest
Also permitting banks in New York TO maintain
senator Pages, defining. the rights. powers. duties
and obligations OF the Public Administrator OF New
Senator Mccarren's. extending to volunteer IRE
men the same right to psddlcrs' licenses now vested
MT. Ives's. to prevent fraud In the sale of paris
" Tsotn.,,, dts.n.tu~ .h.s a,r N r1,ht, ~
placed on the list OF retired teachers.
Senator Page got after the department stores
to-day. He introduced q bill to SO amend the
Raines law as to prevent them from selling
These bills were introduced in the Senate:
c6 ssns.Cs Sny a.ss e Rs.s the %, M ,psSrFH fsvsso of the
Senator arson,AnthoriEins the use Of the Stand.
Senator ~0rady-Aliowing from city funds to the
Association for Befriending Children and Young
Senator Maiby-To provide for the construction of
storage reservoirs IN the Forest Preserve 70 eauaiino
der the direction OF the Fisheries, Game. and Forest
Senator Guy-To saddle the expense of opening q
public place in the Twenty third ward Of New York
Senator ase-KutGorizin Fire Commissioner Scan
nell to place upon the pension roll any onicer who has
senator Krnm@Providing that the last surviving
trustee of q trust estate may designate a trustee to
senator an issue of fact upon an alter.
native writ OF mandamus triable in an adjoining
ehhNy
Senator cantor-Providing for the liability Of en-
ployers for accidents to workmen.
The Senate Judiciary will report
these bills favorably Tomorrow:
Mr.. Armstrong -Requiring tho registration by the
Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals OF all persons entitled
to practice law.
Senator Cantor-Providing that no stock corpora
ton. except q moneyed corporation. shall create any
debt, II thereby its total unsecured Indebtedness shall
exceed the fair value OF Its assets, and the directors
creating or consuming to the creation OF any such
debt shall be personally liable therefor to the cred
itors of the corporation.
Senator Wrsy-Providiug that n foreign corpora
tion shall have no powers in this State greater than
In the State In which IL 10 Incorporated.
Senator Stranahan-To prevent tho Governor from
making. during the recss IS OF the Senate. and without
confirmation by It. appointments 10 the head Of state
departments which would require confirmation II
the senate were in session.
Assemblyman Cottle. an Independent Re.
publican of Onondagn. to-day introduced a bill
providing that hereafter of the Presidential
electors chosen in this State there shall DO
elected by general ticket, as many, electors at
large as this State may be entitled to. There
shall also be elected in each of the thirty-four
Congress districts one ~elector, who shall be
nominated and elected in the same manner as q
Representative in Congress-.