New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-18
THE LEGISLATIVE
spNArE PROCEEDINGS.


attendance for Friday session IN the senate SENATE. 70
dav. At the outset there was another controversy
over the reference OF bill IL was n measure III
troduced by Senator Malby relating 10 INC oU'
solidation OF corporations, which PRESIDENT i''7
worth referred TO the judiciary Committee Ben
ator Coggeshan thought the bill should 30 u '"'
Committee on Miscellaneous Corporations
Senator Brackett chairman OF the judiciary COM
n,ittee said he had not engaged in any Sc'anuS
for bills to he referred to his committee ana ne o
not nronose 10 do So He insisted. however ina.
this was a proper measure for the cohaiueI''io" Va
IN. legal committee OF the Senate
so,ator Coeeeshal objected to the characterize
zion Of his efforts to secure proper reference OF
hills ne "scrambling" and long controversy ell
sued during which Senator Bracket ucIheu any
purpose TO impugn the motives or senator ,Osh
shall or any other Senator The matter ended WIZ"
Senator Coggeshan Withdrawing his pro'eS"
bin went 10 the judiciary Committee
These bills passed
Senator Bracketts making the Regents the Gus
todlans Of all wampums Of the rive "a. n;S,ot,c.s,
senator NAV I bC hea in buildings where LIQUOR is
sold but not in adjoining ne oarro continue
the promotion OF the culture OF sugar beets'
The Senate adjourned until Monday evening at
$50 O'Clock.
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS
NJ Aids leader Of the majority in the Assembly
hoe pone TO his home suffering from heavy cola
His place In the House this morning was taken ~
Mr. Mazet. Of New-York
When Mr. Mazet handed up the reror' OF ,ne
crias committee Mr. Finn informed the Speaker
,a, tho minority dissented from the favorable re-
mort on the Lansingburg City Charter bill. which
they thought should go back to the people OF that
village for a referendum
Nv Palmer the Democratic leader. objected 20
the advancement Of Mr.. Apgars bill on the order
NJ second reading which provides that city ohlcers
in
feiture Of office The bill was finally ADVANCED
With the understanding that II may be amended on
third reading. -,,,.
Among the bills passed that Of Mr. Collins
which authorizes the registration OF attorneys anu
counselors-at-Iaw by securing an order from the
srnraroa Court In cases where they failed to file
tho oath with tho clerk OF the Court OF App'A'S
before January l. Mr. Gale, OF Queens' "hen tne
bill was reached on the calendar. moved 10 sunni
out" for the purpose Of az explanation.
Mr. Collins said his bill would afford rehei 20
members OF the 6sth and list regiments and the
Astor Rattorv who could not register at the
proper time owing 10 their absence from '"'
State 80,
Mr. Guder wanted to know II Mr.. Collinss Dill
was not special act Of legislation in FAVOR Oh eA
Governor Black who was in the same IN "'i''''''
due to careessness.
that Mr. Black would be benefited by Its passage
Mr. Gale then withdrew his objections, saying
thai if the bill helped Mr.. Black. who was good
fellow. he would certainly not oppose It.
other bills passed were:
Senator Ambers requiring preference to b., be
sutions FOR products raised within ms stat
Mr. BALL. appI9pfla,iiins, 3rd in the Thrty-hrst
ana Thirty-second wards Of BROOKLYN the amount
to he raised by tax
Mr. Finn Of New-York. introduced a resolution
REQUESTING the New-York Central Railroad Com
panv 10 run train on Fridays between Il and L
o'clock IN. for the accommodation OF ,eglS,"9IS On
the table until Monday evening. ~ 90
The Assembly adjourned 10 $50 p m on
Monday.
Senator Ahean introduced a bill providing for
the defrayal of the expenses OF any official Of any
city or county or the State who shall have been
successful in any trial begun 10 remove him from
Office.
These bills also were introduced to-day:
Bv Senator Ford-Authorizng the State Board
Of Health to contract with the LOOMS Sani,aftum H
for Consumptves. at Liberty. Tor tne supROIo nu
tuberculosis. and appropriatng $4,000 FOR carrying
out the provisions Of the act: .....,.sto, 60
be appointed by The Mayor Of Mount Vernon. to
supervise The construction opcIauon ana "a'"'e"-
are II Gontrollcr Of Mount Vernon becomes vacant
II shall be filed by appointment by the Mayor 10
be confirmed by the Common Council. H.. -.
a5, senate o 6e eT of onHt Vernon for IMPROVE
mcnt of streets from $4,000 to $4,000
Nv Senator misunderstanding the act Great
Ing a public park in New-York city between East
One hundred-and-si -hrst-st and One-hpndTcd-
and-sixty-secoud-st and COurtlandt-ave by pro-
vidng that the expenses shall be borne by the
city
Iiy Senator Rice-Compeling all telegraph com,
panies operating in the State 70 pay the internal
revenue tax on messages -
by Nj -Appropriating t2oe"0 for the sup
port Of the State prisons. .
first class per cent Of their gross receipts
Py Mr.. Adler-Dehnng the qualifications 81 n
Justice Of the Municipal Court OF Ncw-l orK CITY
lie must be an attorney and counsellor law.
None Of the justices shall engage in any other
business or profession. or hold any other public
Office act referee.
BY Mr. Burnett Providing that the State Con-
troor shall appoint q clerk TO be known as he
chief transfer tax appraiser. and fifty assistant
clerks. one from each Senate district. to fix the
fair market value OF property at the time OF Its
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