New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30
LEGISLATURES BUSY DAY.
SENATE PASSES MANY BILLS RELATING
TO THIS CITY.

Albany March 2e-In the Senate to-day Mr.
weeksss Common Law Marriage bill was reported
favorably by the Judiciary Committee. Senator
Thornton objected to Senator Elsoerss motion to
advance the bill 70 third reading, and 1t was re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole
Mayor Van Wyck returned with veto message
a bill allowing the Police Commissioners to rehear
and determine the charges against George Il
Walsh. policeman who was discharged from the
service on June "a. 1889. The bill and message were
referred TO the Cities Committee. The Rensen bill
for the Improvement of Bedford-ave, In Brook
Ign. vetoed by Mayor Van Wyck. and was
referred to the Cities Committee.
AT las p. m. the Senate took recess until
3:l5 D.
The Senate this afternoon passed more bills than
In the last two weeks. The passage Of bills was
made special order for the afternoon session. and
no other business could be considered Immedi-
ately upon reconvening the long calendar was
taken up. and among others these bills were
passed:
Corpora ton Jaw so as to allow the Filth Avenue
STAGE COMPANY to run automobiles over their route
Senator Dr the Board Of Est
controer % issue Corporate stock of thu city Of
New-fork not to exceed 100000 for the construc-
Meeting the eaEtery end of One auadred- Land forty
hfth,st with East -iorty,ninth-st
Senator Boyces-Providing that the president or
shall Be responsibe for VOCATION OF She isw pro
hibiIing employment for more than ten consecutive
Senator Elsbers's-Dividn= the Court of General
I'VE parts nd proydng o for TIE election Of an ad
ditiona Judge of the Court of General Sessions.
in city Of h syen 6GTq an
rort Morris Railroad at kinssbridge Road. East
St. Tidb bits West -hnndred-an thrtieth
the Borough of The Bronx
senator Observation-Disclosures the Controller OF
70 @ Of nhs city Of il
proving the waterirGnt Of the city by the Depart
senator MitcheiFs FProvsdng for the LAYING ont
public street across The Jerome Park Ressryor
fTom Jerome-av We to Sedswck-ave;, in New York
the establishment Of State hosnitaI in the Adj
rondaeks for the treatment Of incfpient pulmonary
Senator Notwithstanding that prisoners COZ
days or more shall be measured BY the Be:tiiion
Senator NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s2oOooO for
continuing cont, the acamistion of land in the Adiron-
forest preserve in the counties of Delaware, Greene
City sharter relating to the distribution Of moneys
companies in NeW-Yopk ''A'''o" % "'e INSURANCE
Assemblyn3an .Allds's--Providins that the print
University shall be done in the rooms Of the Un me
versty by its employees
the payment Of the on the canal debt l0'
foa sen $500
as public PARK The tract to include the nia.e
Senator Elsberg s-Providirg that the Attorney
General shRil appoint permanent prosecuting off,
Ger for prosecuting violations of the Election law
in NewYork without the recommended ton of the
Governor. as is now provided.
Assemhlyman Axte1rs-Providing that whore a
and any street surface rsroad is hereate
constructed across steam railroad, the proportion
OF expense as determined by the Board OF Railroad
CommisEoners shall be paid BY each railroad.
Senator Malby's-Providing stricter penalties for
violation of the Election law. and making person
convicted second time of msderneanor under
Superintendent TS Meca1as sGnS as recommended by
Assemblyr1an STA ter Providing for repafrs m
the County Courthouse in the city of New-York
and the leasing of temporary quarters by the court
sitting there. pending the repairs. the Issuing
of bonds by the city to pay the expenses thereof
Senator Fords bill for extending widening and
changing the grade of West One-hundred-and-
thirty-ffth-st in New-York was defeated by a
of q 70 90.
At $50 p. m. the Senate adjourned until Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
In the Assembly Mr.. HIS bill, which will permit
a railroad corporation incur Indebtedness by bond
and mortgage issue other than for the completing
finishing operating its road. passed with little
debate. Mr. Trainor, of New-York who Yesterday
vigorously opposed the bill, withdrew his opposition
this morning Mr.. Gale ridiculed Mr.. Trainors
change of front. he termed IL.
Among others these bills were passed:
Mr.. Davs's-Providing for the erection of a suit
able monument to the memory of the soldiers of the
9th New-York who fought in the battle of Antie-
tam.
Mr.. Misunderstanding that police clerks in New
York shall file annually with the Secretary State
statements relative TO the number OF persons con-
victed.
THE BARK ANCONA SAFE