New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
THE LEGISLATURE.
srNATE PROCEEDINGS.


| .,A.,v March 1o-The Governor tbs morning
cav, 20 tho Senate the nominations OF several man
ayers OF State institutions. J. Park Lewis, OIL pu
| falo was renominatcd as a manager OF the ne"
York state School for tho Blind; Richaru i Nio"''
! OF Newark and Augusta Il. Beach oi SYRACUSE
were renomnated as managers OF the "'"'e -
,odIal ASYLUM for Feeble-Mindcd Women. anu H.
| Edward H. Peasee OF New-York. was nanieu 10
| succeed Silas y. Gallup as manager OF inc 80
| institution jeanette r. Hawkins Oh 4Naoiv'
! George l.. Williams, OF Buffalo, ana James -,
oomis Of At,ica. were nominated as managers Oh
the Craig Colony for Epieptics. The Governor aiso
sent to the Senate the nomination OF fFanh a. ~
| OF Waverly as Special County Judge OF iIoe%
! County TO fiji the vacancy created by the dea'h Oh
Adoiphus D. Allen. All these nominations were re-
! ferred TO the judiciary Committee
] There was long calendar OF bills, ahn al'hous'
,here was little more than a majority present, IL
rumher OF them were passed, IT being agreed thaV
no bill 10 which there should be any ooJecuoh
should be taken up These bill were passed;
Senator Graneys granting to the city Of Yomkers
certain land under water on sr and Spidge
| Senator Krums emitting Eugene ID. Scrln1er 10
Senat"r Browns exempting veterans iron, the
provisions OF the law requiring licenses for ma "Kers
senator Browns permitting boards Of Supervisors
TO change the dates for hodins io"n U,yo,x n
p pay oi,e f be Nineteenth Ward Of NewYork in an
o bro,,Sbt against them by Louise NJ. Galgan.
sVs1Um Wasner's authorizing the Board Of Es
ma, e. frrest and wards to owners of land acquired
by the city within the lines OF the eastern T"'A-
way = 81" Brennen's authorizing the Fire Commission
er OF NewYork TO appoint John - yI1P t az,
/ ex-freman, who resigned from the Department May
I. 1881
The Senate then adjourned to $50 O'Clock on Mon
day evening
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
A,,or Yesterdays long and tedious session OF the
Assembly there was scarcely quorum present
This morning when the Speakers gaVel Tell MI
Kelsey oficiated the majority leader IN inc ap
sence Of Mr.. Aids. who had accompanied MI hl'i
| to Buffalo - 49,,
! The only bill passed was Senator ellsworth 3
which Mr.. Russell substituted for his bill, provd-
ing that no soldier sailor marine who has served
in the military naval service OF the CHl'eu
| States nor his family nor the family OF an! SUN
nerson deceased shall receive relief except with
| ,ha onrroval ~ the commander and quartermaster
! NJ the most OF the Grand Army of the Repuohc OF
the CITY or town where such person lives ana pro-
vding for their relief by the poor authorities
Among the bills reported favorably were
T. p suvan's bill providing that no person shan
sell or offer for sale garments mace III tenement
houses unless they are so laoeiieari -o,,d,,, for
the dlscontinuance Of bone6oilinE ara similar o0-
! cunations within the Borough OF Broc KEh = 49,
Mr. Mazete providing for the pon6 Rcbmond of
daily papers 10 be known as The city RECORD p OF
| each similar 10 that now puollsheu IA "'N ~
| ough Of Manhattan.
! NEW BILLS.
Assemblyman Henderson introduced Dill To-Day
which creates the Offices OF Under-Sherin for the
county of Westchester, at 5000 year; couhsel 10
the Sheriff at $500 year; assistant Jaler' at S'
| q vear. three deputy-sheriffs at $500 year ana
ives the salaries of the day and night jail watch
| Mr.. Hitchcock introduced bill providing Tor
cheapenng facilities at the port OF New OK tpr
eievating and transferring grain carried over lhe
! canals and other waters OF the state, ana appIo-
priating 100000 the building OF state elevators
! Mr. Doughty introduced a bill abolishlng me Of
| fee of County Treasurer in Kings ana queens