New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-31
WORK OF LEGISLATURE.
MANY BILLS. AFFECTING CITY INTER
ESTS PASSED.

Albany, March so (speciaD.-The Senate passe to-
day Assemhiyman De Graw's bill lowering the tax
on foreign bank capital employed in this State.
Controller Morgan thinks that by decreasing the
tax larger income for the State be obtained.
Amons other bills passed were these:
Mr. RemsensProvding for the removal land and RE re
Borough Of Brooklyn to Barren Island. ,,
Mr.. Fitzgerald's-Prohibting equestrlsns, from
u9s e r ny Sa tss
by the % Of lanes s East sne Rver as an
addition TO the grounds of the Manhattan state
Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING the close season for WOOD WOOD
Is instead of from December 10 to August 81 as az
mr.. Guiders-Proyiding that surface. elevated
or operated upon Carlton-ave. in the Borough Of
without the consent in writing majority of the
Assembiyman Observation-Disclosures the Execu-
tive law so as TO provide that the printing OF eS
State Of New-York shall be done in the rooms Of
proposals for public printing shall be considered
mat e peson it % m %
with plant sufficient TO execute the contract
for damages 10 property by reason Of the abolish
te Of grade r9 a ha Be o. allowed pRs
Commissioners within six months after the compile
@ S mG1k the cose season
Cor deer from November 1s TO August 81. instead of
Mr.. Hawknss- Repeating the act providing for
about Newtown Creek in Brooklyn and Long ISL
Assemblyman Hatch's-Piacinx private bankers
under the jurisdiction of the State Banking De
partment
at $50 p. m.
The Assembly ran off it's calendar of bills this
morning with more than the ordinary alacrty of
Friday session There little debate.
Among the bills passed of Assemblyman
Davis. securing equal rights to colored children in
the public schools of this State.
Two bills also passed providing for plans
for the erection Of armories in the Borough of
BROOKLYN one being for Troop and the other for
the Naval Militia Each carries appropriation
of s. 900 from the State Treasury but not to be
paid by the Controller. however until plot of
ground suitable for the purpose IS decided the
State by the city of New-York
The Assembly also passed the bill of Mr. De
Graw permitting the establishment OF omnibus
line in the city of New-York. 1t is thought that
this bin is in line with the Coney Island Swamp
Park bill of Assembyman De Graw. which sue
ceeded in passing the Assembly time ago.
The omnibus line, said is TO connect this
park with other points. This amendment
added:
No company heretofore or hereafter incorpor-
operate stage route in that portion of any street
avenue road or hghway of any city Of the first 81
or shall be lawfully established and in operation
ZION owning and operating such stage
The Coney Island Swamp Park bill is stin in the
SENATE Cities Committee. II is furthermore said
by a~member of the judiciary Committee TO which
the Omnibus bill referred, and who opposed
reporting it favorably that its provisions in
the interest of large automobile He
thought that they were far toe sweeping in scope,
ashley practically amount to blanket franchise
on all the streets and avenues of NewaYork City
not now operated upon by omnibus line.
Senate bill. introduced by Senator Grady, pro-
NiGing for q special deputy clerk of the Supreme
Court salary of s4.el0. also passed. The
reason for establishing this new office, according
10 Sena tor Grady, is to keep a record of all the
Jurors summoned and empanelled in the trial terms
of The Appellate Division in the LIST Department.
from the unlawful detention of their milk at
the hands Of dealers. also passed.
The bill Of Senator Marshall, which passed the
Assembly this morning, provides for the protection
of the Of buildings in NewYork City against
actions for the removal of their property. Accord
ing the provisions Of the measure. if the front
or exterior wall of a structure shall extent not
more than inches upon street, the wall is not
removable unless by action of the city Of New
York. Neither oriel bay window be re
movable, which projects than twelve
inches the street, unless upon similar
ton. The bill refers only 10 buildings now stand
ing. The following bills also among those
passed:
Senator Elsberg's. authorizing the city of New
Seel0 00. and erect thereon buildings for the
of the College of the City OF Newly
Senator Ford's, providing that the term special
franchise shall not be deemed include the
5ng OF street or highway or public place where
such crossing is not at the intersection of another
street or highway
The Assembly adjourned until Monday evening
at $50 o'clock.