New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
THE LEGLSLATU
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Albany. Fec. 2s--In tho Assembly this NOR


passed:
Senator La Rocho's authorizing New-York w..
poard OF Estimate and Apportonment 10 aco1r.
title to certain lands in the Borougn o' Brooklyn
Nev,-York Cancer Hospital 10 General Memorsi
Hospital for tho Treatment OF Cancer and Allied
Diseases.
Whom Mr. Doughty's bill which provide, fra.
certain territory shall be excluded from Eew-Yort
CIV and annexed to the town OF Hampstead Ma.
can County was reached. Nj AIDS moved A call
Of the House After the call had 0cen dlspenses
with. Mr.. Green. of New-York. moved to STRIFE
ont for the purpose Of an explanation.
Mr. Gale of Queens in opposition to the mea.
ure said there occasion for It's passazs
The people Of Hampstead voted for the charts,
under which they were living The Din would AZ.
ford no relief. as the residents would be taxed
heavier than ever. New public buildings wouh
have 70 be erected and courts and department.
established
Mr. Mazet. speaking in favor OF the bin. sas
the territory IN question was farm land, and II
should never have been annexed TO a great city
like New-York.
Mr. Green. in opposing the bill. said that IN
became n law IL would throw the Tax Department
OF New-York city into A chaotic state The Mayor
was opposed to II. and would veto It II II came b.
fore him.
Mr.. Finn said the real intention Of the bill vas
to make a Republican county Of Nassau.
Mr.. Aids mONed inc HFlOHa 4tfa-lyii ana The
hill was passed by vote Of p 20 S.
Mr. Farrell offered an amendment 70 his IRE.
dockage" bill which he moved to third reading
The amendment allows tho present lessees to IN.
load al the piers sought 10 De taken
Mr. Dillon in opposition 10 the Advancement o.
the bill said it was unnecessary 10 seek eg.sla.
ton as a remedy when the Dock Board OF the city
would upon application set aside docks FOR the use
OF the canal boatmen free Of charge.
Mr. Finn denounced the measure being In -ha
interest OF certain storehouse companies in tie
West and asserted that not a single canal captain
had appeared before the committee IN advocacy
Of it,
Mr. Brennan. chairman Of the Commerce ard
Navigation Committee. replied 20 Mr. finns
sertion that the canal boa ,ncn had a legislative
representative in Albany who had appeared before
the committee in favor Of the bill
The bill was advanced 20 third reading as
amended.
These additional bills were passed
Mr. Wilson'S. Incorporating the Trained Nurses
United Aid Society OF America -. ..
certain claims for labor upon highways in the town
Mt FaIlows's, to enable the Police Commissioners
Of New-York City TO rehear the charges agans,
Mr. BedeiTs. directing the Controller OF New.
York City 10 cancel certain taxes aad assess nents
levied upon the real property villain ire territory
Mr. Haliock's. reducing the penalty for the sale
Of understood Holsters from IS to s.
EDiscopaI church to convey It's real property to
arV society Of me Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr Allds's apprOpria ting s2Je,"j for the support
ana maintenance OF the state prisons UP to sep
Mr. Apgar's appropriating 800 TO compensate
the commissioner appointed by ne Governor TO In:
qure into the chSrses pTeIeIre4 aisi5t EDWARD
Senator Hlggns's. legal zing action by he Boards
Of Supervisors changing the time OF noding town
meetings.
Mr. Grossman moved 10 third reading his bill
proyding that certificates Of stock IN a foreign cor
poration shall be taxable in this State He eX-
planned that 1t would discourage companies from
Incorporating in other States The bill ad-
vanced to third reading, and recommitted FOR
hearing. retaining Its place on The calendar
When the Senate convened to-day an emergency
message was received from the Governor suspend
ing the rules to permit Of the passage Of the bill
10 enable the secretary Of the Governor TO sign
commissions of notaries public.
NEW BILLS
The following bills were introduced to-day:
BY Mr. Misunderstanding the Eighth Ward 81
Brooklyn from the Second Municipal Court Ds.
trIet and playing i in the Ff'A DisriSt , -.
Federation OF Labor. which prohibits employers
from hiring private detectives to guard Their work.
1t is along the lines of former anti-PinkertOn
measures
BY Senator Observation-Disclosures the Control
trollers instead OF one
BY Senator Graney-P Prohibiting the use Of street.
cars in Yonkers between November I and April
that not equipped with vestbules sufficient 70
protect the motorman and conductor.
SCHEME FOR STATE AND CITY PENSIONS.
Albany Feb. 2-Assembyman Adler introduced
n Civil Service pension bill today. Il provides
that any citizen OF the State who shall have held
a salaried Office by appointment FOR twenty-five
years continuously may retire voluntarily at half
pay. The Governor. Controller and Attorney-Gen-
eral constituted Q retiring board for the State
and the Mayor Controller or h.ghes, financial
officer and Corporation Counsel legal adviser are
to retiring bodr!s ~ cities OF the first and
second class The Civil. Service pension fund o.
the State is TO consist OF appropriations % be made
by the Legislature. In the cities ire FUNDS are 70
be taken from excise moneys and special taxes