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unanimous consent. was advanced TO third
rendinR. ,The bill Is desLRned 70 rid Barren

reading. The bill Is designed to rid Barren
During the progress OF a call Of the Assembly
TINS morning, ordered to corral sufficient mem
,ners Tor the transaction OF Legislative business.
altrles., When Assemblyman Gale. a some
what diminutive statesman from Queens
House by the .SerReant-at- Arms. one. Of the
members. playfully suggested that ne be fined
Green offered as a snSSstitutSes for fSis mTlsWsn
Lion That, ~ order that the House might be con
sistent with IT, action, of yesterday 10 passing
MI; Hallock's bill TO make punishable by u fneo
$500 the catching Of an understood lobster. the
SerReant.at-Arms be fined for catching Gale.
realized that he was understood. but not until
ne wqs elected to the Assembly did he recog,
into a legislative lobster pot.
These bills were passed:
od Mr. s Sc ,h. al 4, vi 2 Judge Of the Municipal aIniisi1 al
discharge a levy upon personal property made by
virtue OF an execution issued upon u Judgment
been 6led TO secure the same.
Mr.. Brennan's, repeating chanter III OF the Laws
and support of destitute aud delinquent children
Senator Parsons's. providing that no company shall
be hereafter organized under the laws OF this State
ness with a smaller capital than 100000.
These bills we're introduced:
Senator Goodsell. making IL a misdemeanor TO al.
low the operation OF a stationary steam boiler with
less than two water glasses. so placed thereon that me
passage to and from the, boiler Is separate from the
be ' eompSred and N ne N ,i HnsSss; ei Lob Of he wafer VSn in y The
Senator Ahearn, providing that orc of the members
OF a commission Of estimate appointed in proceed
inga to acquire lands for public purposes In New
assessment appointed in street. opening proceedings.
shall DO II contracting I uilder of not less than 1--WE
years experience. positively engaged In the building
senator araney.. fixing the salary Of the Mount
Vernon Mayor at $1,000 and of the Aldermen of the
city at $500.
m Senator sns B BTod, ~ ,Hr ctdrns,d for Of The iD ss1nSSlssF In
writing and to facilitate the taking Of oaths aud
Hawaii. and IN i the Philippine Islands:
5 an. nst %.I Eisbfrg; o, y ,Sa N:x The YoE St1 Cisv l Gs%%;sr
siuner of Public Buildings. Lighting and Supplies.
to test gas meters in New York city: aud authorizing
chanics to assist him and his deputies in their work.
at a compensation not exceeding $3.50 for each
Nj. Palmer. amending the Code of Civil Procedure
by proh ni,h s, an attorney att rriTT, IRON ,s pTaeu,g rinS in amy
court before his law partner or clerk.
.,s MT. nr.n ~ Tie r cnnrSs Of fn General ssrSf' Sessions SO s" Of fSee
York city to 81 500 from 1920.
Assemblyman Palmer. the Democratic leader.
to-day iptroduced Senator Donnelly's Anti
The Assembly Cities Committee will to-
m Iier's Sill rte to- proh ,ihbH9F the ea AsS OF antitoxln and and
other serums by the Health Department Of the
city Of New York. which nnder,a provision OF
the charter they are now allowed to do.
Other bills to be favorably reported by this
committee tomorrow are Assemhlyman Wares
bill to prevent fraud in the sale OF theatre
tickets by providing that no greater rate than
the published scale Of prices shall be charged
for any seat or ticket OF admission to, such a
place Of public amusement; Assemblyman
Brennan's bill. providing for redistricting the
municipal court districts of the borough OF
Brooklyn and the creation Of nine additional
Justices. two to be appointed and seven to be
elected at the NEXT general ELECTION in the
greater city, and Mr.. Wilson's bill. providing
OF Records in the county OF Kings.
The Assembly Public. Education Committee
will tomorrow favorably report Assemblyman
Murphy's bill, providing. that on all appointive
Boards OF Education at least one-third OF the
members hereafter appointed shall be women.