The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-31

the recommendation, Of the Colonel of theregi-
Rsssmb GlScup p9in the rS STTmoFTyi, passed Sss l tss
week recalled from the Governor fer
Slhsnf t6e View. To o, N m95s PGSsTly .uS sOin nI6S
the question. and. tocnight passed in the
amended form. II the bill To enacted the. Ger
o %%e singing ons 5s2SS a Rroot R SD o okhor expect ct 7 to &c.
tional saengerfest to be held In that city in a
Assemblynan Miles's bill. to reduce the
annual legal rate OF interest from q to s per
cent, which won In the skirmlsh on second
special order on third reading for "Wednesday
next In the. Assembly.
Senator Wagpsr's bill to do away with the
iayorably IN the Senate to-day. and ordered to
A~ssembiymen Murphy's bill. bringing dis
Board OF Charities. was reported in the Senate
senator Eilsberg's bill. providing that the
state INSPECTOR of Gas Meters shall have the
city. was reported iavorably in the Senate.
senator halnes to-day gave notice that at
t sSm Senate mature r sime s ne t TSald thu %g Nev t9 2a sasp eIt1
Police and Election Bureau bills might be adj
ynnced and passed out Of their order. Senator
allowing savings banks to invest in the bond
mnrtgagsso Of ten railroads outside Of this State
tendent John ,McCuilaRh Of the Metropolitan
ments. were reported iavorably in the Senate
to-day; Notice was given o. an Intention TO
purpose Of passing these bills out Of their order.
In the Senate tonight Senator Armstrong;
which may be adopted for. election PURPOSES by
the local authorities of any city. town or
village In the State. was passed.
AT OF the bills except one Of the Fall9ws in
to the code regulating ppractices in surros
gates courts. were advanced, to third resdinG
tS;ni 4sasrv in The ahes r Assembly. ot the minor r.
amendment in that. order. The one bill
not advanced was the most important ono
manspt r sSprsiset fsf H. a iRe sq!Pessts 81 n Ssu Ps Of
New York county. This. will meet with CON
siderable opposition on the part OF the minor
Assemblyman, Dillop's bill to regulate the
appointment OF TIE state IT, Board o. Public
day. as was Xssembiyman McExan'sI proyfid.
e Snpede ao of bnrbers T and p rna ' et Tor the en sa 1f-
tary inspection OF barber shops.
The Senate passed these bills:
Mr.. Brennan.s. giving New York City Magistrates
Special Sessions orr City Magis,rate sligibl: for 70:
Of the city In which serving, although he may nosbo
auction by. q railroad or other transportation cor.
poration OF unclaimed freight or baggage remaining
Al lb OebcHblph VI N ptllOuo VI III yCak u W.
Mr.. Green's. eXempting from jury duty a licensed
engineer of steam boilers actually employed as such.
Mr.. Johnson's. extending the time for the com
mencement Of construction and completion Of tho
E"wtown and Flushing canal.
Mr.. helly's. authorizing the sale OF property LETT
unclaimed in street surface railroad cars. and the
usa Of the moneys realized from such sales for q
benefit fund for the employees of tho railroad cor
poration.
The Assembly PASSED these bills:
Mr.. Firms. providing for the licensing Of tho use
of nickelin.the-slot machines.
Mr.. Doughty's. providing that the city Of New
York need not maintain q depth of at least three
feet in the mouths Of all tidewater streams in
Queen county which may be diverted for municipal
purposes for q greater width than fifty feet.
Mr.. MAZet's. yacatIng the assessment for the open n
ing If u public place between East lblst street and
1G-d street and Courtlandt avenue and the tracks Of
the New York and Harlem Railroad in the Twenty.
third ward Of New York city.
Senator wagner's, authorizing the Board of Esti-
mate and Apportionment OF New York city to audit
and allow the interest on awards tn owners and per-
sons interested in the land acquired by the city
within the lines OF the Eastern Parkway and Buffalo
avenue.
senator Malby'e. TO facilitate the proving Of tho
incorporation Of new corporations formed by the
consolidation OF two or more corporations. by max
ing the certificate Of the Secretary OF State to the
amount OF the capital ste, X. the term Of its cor.
porate existence, and the location of its principal
office prima facie evidence of the incorporation of
the CORPORATIONS consolidated.