The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
VOTE ON FARRELL'S BILL.
IssEMBLJMAS DILLON SATS 1T WAS
NOT EAIRLH RECORDED.

He Charges Tint Abbent Members We're
Recorded In tho Amrmntive-A Motion
Made to Recall the Bill from the senate
Bills Passed in Senate and Assembly.
AIBASY. March 17.-Whcn the Assembly met
thls morning. Assemb'yman Dillon Of New
York. who has been particularly active In his
opposition 10 Assemhlyman Fartelrs bill to set
apart piers on the East River for the use OF the
canal traflc. arose 10 n question OF T'ersonai
privilege and challenged the vote ty which that
measure was yesterday passed in TIL Assem-
bly,. He accused the Desk Of having voted
members who were not in the chanl-
Der and OF transferring votes from the
Negative 20 the affirmative side Of tho roll call
in order to pnss the bill. He asserted that the
Democratic leader, Mr. Palmer. who was absent
to-day, did not vote. though he was record u
IN the affirm alive, and that Mrssrs. Sabine ana
Kane were on their way to New York city when
the vote was taken. and yet they were also
recorded as having voting in the Affirmative.
The Speaker replied that only those voting
had been recorded. that Leader Palmer had
come to the lesk and asked to be recorded In
the Affirmative. although he did not answer
from the floor when the roll call was made, and
that the other members recorded were so re-
corded at their own request.
The Speaker called attention to tho fact that
the question upon which Mr.. Dillon was talk
ing was not in order, as the bill had been ssut
70 the Senate and was out OF the possession OF
the House, and suggested that II Mr.. Dillon
continued to question the vote he should move
70 recall the bill from the Senate in order that
its exact status could he ascertained. This
motion was made aud laid over until Monday
night for consideration. The bill when passed
had but one more vote than was necessary for
its passage. so that Mr.. Dillon's II
substantiated. would show that the measure
had not properly passed the Assembly. This
matter. however. will be settled on Monday
night. when the bill may be recalled from the
Senate and another roll call had on it in the
Assem- bly,.
Asscmblyman Kelsey introduced a bill to-
day which would practically wipe o It OF exist
once the present influential Statutory Revision
Commission, whose recent codiication Of sew
eral laws have been held up In the Senate and
Assembly, The bill provides that the Governor
shall appoint three competent attorneys and
counsellors-at-Iaw who, with the Attorncy-Gen-
eral and an attorney designated 10y him. shall
constitute the Statutory Revision commission.
The three persons SO appointed shall receive
which shall not exceed $1,000 for any one
year. IT shall tie the luty 81 such commission
OF the State and To submit the same. together
with n revision OF the codes. not alter than the
seSsiSn G5 l :hail not mHs ex s@taIe is 2.!PS s OF tho
Assemhiyman BHfGG}"S i9-1 L m ihn nth 19Sn
f. III E 5aS : smith Il. Wed. Francs me H liz:
Robert d. Mooney. Edwin !. Brown. and Robert
B;MilI 81 ,6s 'h aj,1 An ~ Ss% Sor l.s" T ! .s TGmiI
stock , Of the iG%mEpatny, m is H1 i" i at sl: .s, iron
members is also provided for, to b" elected an
nually. The c0mtany is authorizedt 10 carry on
business. subject TO the supervision 81 the
State Barking p"rartmrnt ala NAV establish
Those hills were passed in the senate:
..AssemllyInan Doughty to allow tho county %
luz the arricuit@tal fair OF tGc latter county.
Mr., Gr%,",s, dg oi 1 n r9li sand sna ,"'a any rules
n'ys or counsetlors practicInG IN such court To AFFECT
arN certain habit wl,m amrrar',E hGf-r" tHG yonrt;
ri%tcd ATd sS,t,ty y &m~Ti,S. and naming tNe
hGalifn4a s 81 j"T"F w Ma;,, s 3Han F: rrti,s %
Cleveland, Edward p. Fowler. The 'dore X. GIBBS.
Mr. Ta1"tEs. %enaiii t" N" m@l1inr Methodist Ep,..
STo g. e en- cHrr Thn ,%I" ~ Sn ~ rI and "Nsf, ,eiay, =" tie ; Nsw
of ne Meihod!5, EatscoTSl Curb; r,.n, c,n,..
:ats o"S 1t !, H I. "o% vii limited EF%3PIii i" 1t. II noi SiH H' to real al
Mr.. Gallsshtr,s. r]r%IidinE for cItsns,ye street i'm,
OF Brooklyn.
There was advanced to third reading in tho
Senate Assemh,,yman DouEhty.s hi.l providing
New York and added to tho town Of Hemp.
stead, IN Nassau county. the territory Of the
former town Of Hampstead now included in
These bills were passed hv the Assembly:
Mr.. Fallcws's. authorizing the Cnur, Of CLAIMS to
&Go anctiHns"rs OF New YORK city. for Iaitcs 1Taai al
by them To- the stat" III al. 8 ~ Imported goods m
der a & atute snc' declared by the Court Of Appeals
o !mmt Mi,F. e. If i neei.. VIM ms hms S "rFntn 1ift ta act ct F.:
hied " tn tn Ci,r G Vi Ncw York cty. t. b accepted
Mr.. SahIlrS, giving to a garment worker alien
S sath h s asI ! EiTn;S woTAe sE' Thi %H'f Il H T%GdN N ~1 the a Once y Z
the Clerk Of The county where the labor IS per-
formed, shall have precedence" over all other liens
uJon such garments.
Mr.. j. 7. BrennAn's. making I. the duty Of every
vidn FOR n. proper heating %f 'is cars iIrtng the
s .HSn March 81 Sf. each year. r'''"O''' January f'"Fu'''
Mr. Irainor'-. authorizing the New York City Board !
". i. 5. Hart, a. aSssiunre II ,'coiv" $. Chnprl.W. 70" T
sIpen.es an a shn,s"ments incurred nytnr latter
December. 1870, and January. 1897. in connection
Mr.. Torhorg's. provldtnG for the discontinuancc OF |
IN the Twrnty,isth Nari OF the borough Of BROOKLYN
s nator MsCaircn'N, t. ratify he opening of wad-;
street. in the Twelfth ward of The city Of New York, !
men,s levied for the same.
Thes" bills were introduced:
senator suii!yan's, rrohihrtins q railroad upon Elm
isaa,eta,n: bo 5TTSi e %"%r" Nth MI tip nptt eons 'eIGe ds a N m Maq.
ity Of adjacent propertr "Eners,
senator Pnsnns'-. r%roNidnp that credit guaranty
corporations must /, ave acapitaiuf b-twrou *c5pOCo
and s ;ono.ooo. instead Of between 100000 and
Nj. y III :, establishing state industrial school for
color'd orphans, % pc ilnittaii'd under the man.
ored Orphan Asylum, and authorizing the aplro.
pr alton ~ the city Of New York of SIS. 900 for the
Establishment of tLe school.
Mr., Mah"r $. -ett M apart a pier at the foot ot SiS.
trcntl. street IN Nm York city, on the North River.
for rccrnatDn purposes.
Mr.. De GuV's. prov ling that no persons. A,socia.
ito S or corporations skal', within the corporate
boundaries o. any city, - axe in the manufacture
Of chemir emitting ary obnoxious olurs.
Mr.. lHli's, providing for the u enslngu operators,
motolmen aud drivers Of tahs. trucks and uthcr
vehicles propelled by other than animal power in
cities OF the hrst clas-.
The ASSENT Cities Committee to-day re-
ported fayorahly Mr.. Cotton : hill prohibiting
the transfer of Captains, Sergeauts. rnundsmrn
and natrOlmen Of tn" New York city pOlce
force to any precinct outside Of the borough in
consent.