The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-24

III ,xsviis ssxEss Z spsoiaisy Of sasA
Even in the lsit hours Of the session q
The A.ssmbly ths sh4rss Va. mad shs :,
1eons e. hn d ,ns q *. tns nSSt
was made by Asssmblyman John McKeown
| dem. Kings). and he caused the expulsion
from the chamber Of q Senate clerk. II
| was during lively skirmish 10 get enough
votes 70 concur In the Senate anendn,ents
TO Assemblyman Byrnee bill prohibit
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors In walla;
bout Market, Brooklyn. Senator Marshall
introduced a similar bill, but he never
| pressed II. To-day when the Assembly
was called upon to concur In the amend
ments the Republican members from Brook
Ign worked against the bill and tried TO
defeat It,. While hustling TO get members
into the chamber, Mr.. MoKeown discovered
Senator Marshall's clerk going among the
Republican members and requesting them
to vote against concurring In the amend
ments. On orders nom the Speaker the
clerk was directed to leave the chamber,
but he had gone before the sergeant-at-
arms could reach him. The amendments
were finally concurred in by a vote Of IS
Gov. Odell has left the unification ques-
tion a. much In the air az he could, and by
bill sent by him to the Legislat IRE he made
as neat q straddle as could be imagined:
Bot houses passed a bill which Is favored
~ dPDIOpfIdtfu8 SNp,UO W rputi'
for the tuition Of nonresident pupils. As
both the Regents and the State Super
intendent Of Public Instruction had dis
agreed as TO which was the proper body
10 expend this money. the Governor com.
promised. He leaves the dist ribution Of
the money to Bishop Doane of Albany,
Chancellor OF the State Regents, and
State Superintendent Of Public Inst ruct ion
Charles r.. Skinner II they do not agree
on how the money Is to be expended II
Following the Governors recommended
TONS both houses passed a resolution au-
thorizing the appointment OF committee
of five Senators and seven Assemblymen
TO investigate the nnification question and
the Legislature by Feb. 1.
Resolutions were adopted authorizing
the Senate Finance Committee and the
Assembly Ways and Means Committee TO
investigate how the State departments
spend the money sppropratedb for their .ds
appoint ment 81 the usual Adirondack oom-
mittee. A session without the appointment
OF such a committee would be a strange
one
These bills passed the Senate:
Der ~ New YolR city ffom ~ n
engineers. stokers and pilots op the fire boats
shafts TO be provided with some apparatus
in the well To prevent accid'in ts.
Assemblyman Dooiing's, providing that
not more than three Of the tax commissioners
IN New York city shall be OF the same polit-
= Assem- blyman Remsen's. requiring the
Register OF Kings county, after the expira-
ton Of his term. to discharge all mortgages
and TO certify TO conveyances and all other
papers fled for record during his term.
Assemblman Everett's commanding the
New York City Board Of Estimate and Ap-
FOR the Exempt Firemen's Benevolent Assoc
citation OF The Bronx borough
Assemblyman CABINS. authorizing the
appointment OF humane society officers as
officers. In New York city the
officers could be selected from the Gerry
society.
Assemblyman z. J. .McCarthy's, authoriz-
ish- American War to the New York city police
force. providing their names were on the eligi-
BILE list prior to their enlistment.
The Assembly passed these bills:
Senator Ebberes. authorizing the appoint
ment OF two additional City Court Magistrates
In The Bronx borough.
Assemblyman pooling's. increasing the
salary Of the New York City court attendants
senator Zion r. Browns. appropriatine
$50 900 for a statue to Alexander Hamilton
in the Capitol Park. Albany; 81 900 Of the
penses OF the computation ....,,
Senator Marshau's, pro posed constitutional
amen dment authGrzmg New York city 70
exceed its debt limit so as TO secure an ade-
quate water supply,
Senator Townsend's, prohibiting the SHOOT
Ing OF black bears.