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-V I I A- LEGISLATIVE COfflllTTEES Announced in the Senate and Assembly by Presiding Officers. LEADING LEGISLATORS' PLACES Ells worth and Grady ex Officio Mem-kit of Committees on Finance, udicdaj, nd Cities. ALBANY, N. Jsn. 11 -The legislative Committees rre announced in the Senste and Assembly by the pre-eiding officers today.

They are a followe. WATS AXD MEAN-Mcasr- Allds Ktlwy of Livingston, i Franklin. 'ns-tello of (swego. Vt'Kiin of Allan) Hill of Krlf, saliva of 11 Urrii''. witter or i iT-n-Wood of Wayne, I'alnver of r---ioharie.

Kelly of Albany, Flugerald of New Tork. end Barrett ef Em JUIMrlART Messrs Kelsey of 1.1 vlngstan. risk of UkIjwiD. Martin Oneida, l-atlori of En. few lf-s of imri Wilson of Kins: a.

Fonl'r Cbwalauoua. Monroe. Fallow Ja'sw York. JhiuJTsrian of New York fir of Jisw York. Heller of Cha-mung.

nd lnerney vt King. GENKKAL LAWS-Messrs Flti of Madisnn. Burwtl of Ontario. Murphy of Mon'coinerj I'atton of Erie. Cottle of Otsego, t'ottie of (moadavga, Wars of New York, Ruder.

of Monroe. Roberts of Jefferson, ksar of Erie. Koch of New York, nag of Urseitc and I'oth New Tork. Messrs. Coughtrv of Alr-any.

Roc-r of Bronco Collier of Kings. Iielaney of Onondaga, Kodenbevk of Monroe. tflaier nt New York. Urahasn of Orange. Martin of onelda.

Hsshford of Columbia. Gale of uuw, Henderson of Westchester, Sage of Greene, and Dillon Now York. rxlKt Messrs. Hill of Erie. Delaney of rtnon-I'ana of Washington.

Bed-tit of Orance. Lews ot Monroe. lvv of New York. Sands of t'ortlandl. Collier of Kings.

Redlngton of New York. ydllns of New York. Dillon ot New York. Brown of Kockland. and iSharkry New York.

TAXATION ANIJ KKTKX.NCH ENT Messrs Ie Una of King. Whipple of Wyoming. Pari tot Washington. Kuaaell of Kensselaer. of lirooroe.

riluneraan of Cattaraugus. Gardiner of Monroe. Handford of Kings, Bablna of Onondaga. A. F.

Ht timid of King. O'l'onnor of New York. Roland of Erie. J. Smith of New York CAN A Let Messrs.

Johnson of Tompkins. Clark of Lewis, linker of Krlf. Oleason of Monroe. Keller of Herkimer. Lewis o' (asefo.

McMillan of chenectad llmr of Niagara. Bai- ock of ft. Lawrence, streiner of Erie. Malier if New Tork. Phillips of Nee York, and Kan of New York.

AFFAIRS OF 'ITIK Messrs Maiet of New Turk, Hill of Erie. Adler of New York. Delaney of Onondaga, I i.raw of King. Lewis of Monro, olaler of New York, viraliu.ni of rngr. burnetl of Ontario.

Finn of York. Mc-Kaown of King, liieeti of Nt urk. and Million tif Rensselaer. RAILROADS Messrs. liedell i.f Orangi-.

Alteli of Delasare. of ijsnfjt Hue en of ltroome. Ten Eyck of Onondaga. Kills ol iene-ree. Baker of Erie.

Fili-'hcr of Cattaraugus. Smith of Dutchess. Train of New York. Finn of New York, ain cf King. Mohring of Erie.

COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION Messrs Brcnnan of klaii loughtry if Albany Bre aster of ReneseLaer. Tripp of Imtehes. Snyder of l'laier. Ware of Xn York. Lewi of oswego.

Hucbook of Warren. of Suffolk. Brendan of New York. A. F.

Scrimtdt of Kings. Far-rell of Klncs. Orwnian of New York lXSl'KANCE-Messrs Sears of FTanxlin. Adler of New York. Couhtry of Albany Tripp or lJUU-hess, Clark of lxwis.

Graham of oran-. Ms sun of Oneida. Bulkley Nea York West of Uanuata. Kocbe ot New York, tiuider of Kings. Sullivan of New York.

Rierdon of New 1'ork. BAXKS MeEwan of Albany. Hays of Fulion and Hamilton, lot tor of Kings, bryan of Jefferson, Snyder of ls'et Sawver of Tales hallows of New Tork Baltcoek of Hi Liwrenee. Kow of Niagara. Phillips of New Tork Baum New York.

SaJiders of New Yora. tfiems of Kings. ELECTKIC1TY. GAS AND WATER SVITLY Messrs. Witter ol Tioa.

Fordvce of Cavuirs. Hatch of Pleuben. Brennan of Klur. Eart Orlear. Ulaine of Schuyler.

Apgar Yei-ehester. Be-de of Essex. Sprairue of Sut.ivan. of Klnm Kellv of Albanv. Fiuarald of New York, and Gale QUeen INTERNAL AFFAIRS.

Messrs tVttle of On-rinlaga, Vincent of Litcrutrd of Alle-ganjr. Whlpole of Wyoming. Post of Suffolk. Wrrhmi of Niaaara. Johnson of Tompkins.

Doughty at Queens. 1 horn of Cister. O'Connell of New Y'ork. Dean of Putnam. Gould of Seneca and uen gst of King? AND lNDl STRIEti.

-Messrs Costello fOrang. Ten of Onondaga. of Otsego, Hryan of Jefferson. Pans of Wahmrtor. Flak of Madison.

Sloane of West of Saratoga, lxiurhtv i ljueenti. Strelfler of Erie Juengsl of KlncT Ms her of New Y'ork. and Henaerson of Westchester EXCIHE. Messrs. Green wood of Waene Fowl-r of Chautauqua.

Witter of Tioga. Wile of St Lawrencj, Hatch Steuben. Axtell of Delaware prigue of SutlUan. Lewis of Oswesvo. Damson ofNlagaraHartmrger of New York.

Gallagher "ejei eJT New Tork. and Rledman of Kings. AFTArRS OF VTLL.AOES-Me.srs EI1U of Osnessc, Russell of Rensselaer. oss of Steuben Kvarts of Orleans McMillan of Schenectady. Thorn of Ulster.

Q'eaaon Monroe. Smith of Dutchess. Sawyer of Yates. Bashford of Columbia. Wlsel of Queens.

Brown of Rockland and Gould of 8e--a PUBLIC PRINTING Messrs. Sloan, of Schuyler. McEwaa of Alhany. Ellis nf Genesee. Hitchcock of Warren, Sandford of Kings.

Apgar of Westchester. Sprague of Sullivan. O'Connor of New York. F. S-hmldt ot Kings.

Train-r of York, and Mever of New York FTBLIC HEALTH Messrs. Fordyce of Hatch of Steuben. Henry of New Tork Kelley of Herkimer, sawyer of Yates Burnett Or.tarlo. Ten Eyck of Onondaga. Everts of Orleans.

Sulllvrn New York. Gallagher of and Melster of New Y'ork PCBLIC Messrs Murphy of Jtoatgowiery. Collier Kir.Ks. Have of Fulton aoa namuton. Brewster of Rensselaer.

Sears of Frsnklm Darris.n of Niagara. of Suffolk. West of Saratoga. Redlngton of New York. Hoffman of New York, and Grossman of New York.

PUBLIC LANDS AND FOR ESTR Messrs Jlark of Lewis. Sage of Albanv. Wilson of King. Roberts of Jefferson. Lit.

hard of Allegany. TVt of Suffolk. Slems of Kings. Ball of Kings. Msngln of New York.

O'Connell of New York, and Sullivan of Oneldj. PUBLIC INSTrn-TlONS-Messra. Adler of New York. J. T.

Smith of Cotton of Kings. Lewis of Monroe, Whipple of Wyoming Collins of New York. J. E. Smith of New Yora' Rledman of Kings and Wlssel of yu-ens MILITARY AFF AIRS Messrs.

Henry' of 57. Kings. Maset of New Tork. Ware of New Y'ork. Davis of New York Brennan of Kings.

Mason of Oneida Svhoeneck of Kings. A. F. Schmidt of Kings. Wingenfetd Kings, and Sharkey of New York SOLDIERS' HOME Messrs.

Cross of Steuben. Btuneman of Cattaraugus. Henry of New York Maset of New York. Sabine of Onondaga. Murphy Montgomery.

Fust of Suffolk. Snyder of Rlordan of New York. Egan of New Y'ork and Sluane of Westchester. t-'IAIMS Meaers Mason of Oneida. Rogers of Brootr.

Gardiner of Monroe. Hands if Cortland Blater of New Y'ark. Fowler of Chautauqua. Kullmaa of Richmond. J.

J. Sluane of Wesl-rheeter. and Torburg of Kings. FElERAL RELATIONS Messrs. Whipple of Wyoming.

Sand of Cortland. Gardiner of Monro. Johnson of Tompkins. Miles of St Lawrence Bolaad of Erie. Fan-ell of Kings.

Baum of New Tork. Hurt on of Rensselaer CHARITARLE AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES Meswrv Miles of St. Lawrence. De Draw of Kings, Sage of Albany. Fallows of New York.

Wisosi of Kings. HsrtAirger of New Tork San-ra vt New York. Wlngenfeld uf Kings. Heller Chemung. 8TATK PRISONB Messrs Imtton of Cavuga.

SiartIB of Oneida. Hitchcock of Warren sT Rensselaer. McMillan of Schrneciadv Sandford so Kings. Pickett of Clinton. Hreruxin of New Tork.

Cain of Kincs. FISHERJr AND GAMK Mewirs Axtell or IVIawsTe. Rrran of Jefferson, llalleck of Suffolk. Kelley of Herkimer Sage or ilitv, Iughty of Queens. Davis of New Tot Beede of Essex, llckett of Clinton.

Bashford of Columbia Meyer New York. PRIVILEGES AND ELECTwNS Messrs. Pat-ton of Ene. Stonetnan of VVTwraurus. Baker uf F.rve.

Cross of Mieuben. Apa-ar of Vtrhsttr. lasdell of Orange. OukJer of Kings. Torborg of Kings.

Sullivan of Oneida. TRADE AND MAXITACTTRE? Messrs. Xtrrwster of Rensselaer. Sabine of Onondaga. Iut-toa of Cayuga.

Hay of Kulton-Hamlltoa, Bulk- af New York. Johnson of Tompkins. Schoe. wwk of Kings. Ball uf Kings.

Mangtn of New Tork. AGRICULTURE Messrs. Utehard of Allegany. Vabcork of St Lawrence. Gleasoa of Monroe.

Therm of Ulster. Home of Niagara. Faachar of QUtaraugus. Barrett of Erie. Kullmaa of Ricfa-anond.

and Henderson of eatcheater. INDIAN AFFAIRS-Messrs. Fancher of Cattaraugus. Cottle of Onondaga. Bulkley of New Tars, Cross, of Steuben.

Fordvce of Cayuga, Gsvl-laa-har of Km Melster of New Tork. Dsaa of Putnam, aad Mohrtng of Eric. RULES Tha Speaker. Messrs. Allds of Che-BMUsro.

Kelsey of Urinoton, Greenwood of aywa. Palmer of Schoharie, and Kelly of Albany. PRINTED AND ENGROSSED BILLS Messrs. Vlarswt of Bnansne. Durtnn Cayuga Itn Ju Eases.

Kane of Erie, and Torsnrg of Klnsr. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Mesara. Tripp af TJwtchsas. Axteil of Delaware. Kobsns of Jsffer-sosv.

MclawrsMjr of Kings, antf-Pota of New Tork. UeuL-Gov. Woodruff has announced the follosrinc Senate committee for FTNANTX Messrs HlgTrtna. Raines. Malbr.

BrawrB. KrnsA. Slranahan. Huisushrrs, Anmtrmi Martin. PhtnkKt.

lioauttaa. am- JUDICIARY Messrs. Brack eu. Krura. A Davts.

Brwsrs, Fsed. Marshall. Frskng. Tnorn-toa. MeCwrrsa.

Marker. Mtt-hsll. AFFAIRS OF crriES Mesa. BtrmnahM Wilts, Ford. ft.

A. Pavta. MarsaaU. D. F.

Dana Klsssig. FVeter. Abeam. McCarrsa. Rica.

RAILROAD Messrw. Balm. Parsocas. Cba-ksaa. WUrat, Brawastt.

CXargsahal, OoodawU. D. F. Davis. FsaUksrsoa.

Coffey, Douglas CODES. Messrs. Malby. White. Ford hau.

Brows. Ekihsrg. tHMUMUy. CBn. mZ, Ta yirinv a vn RETRrvrviirrvT anus, Higxtns.

STranahan. Humphrey. Johnson. asiaood. Kor, Cutlea.

aad Bovce. TOJOaERCK AND NAVIGATION Messrs. Far. Pwrsooa. t'Vsrg-eshaU.

Johaaon. Fswtcr. aasbfrr. BwUrraa. Mcvsurrssu and La Roca.

CAKALS Msssrs. O. A. Davta, Whin. Haas-ry.

Wiieaa. Arsnatnang. tUksnroud. Folay. JUassperswr.

aad Havens. IXkJ'R a vet- Hi us Is I ansa Ttalnrs V.IW evwsBBsa. i ssa aliss Asspasr. jaawara. ui Xaswitsll r.

f'wCeehall. WMooi. Mailv. Chahooo Ooodseli. Mu'ialnger.

and Xuiliin HANKS Messrs. Humptirey. Chahooo. Feeler. Willis.

Sherwo.d Norton, and Wagner PENAL INSTITl'T'ciNl- Messrs Wilcox. A lam Humphrey Chah-mn. Thornton. Fole. and Martin IiKEST.

FISH AND GAME LAWS Messrs. Brown. Chahoon. Malt). Ford.

I). F. Davts La Roche, and Hat ens INTERNA'. AFFAIRS OF TOWNS AND coi-XTlES-Mesers. Keeter.

Kruni. Ambler, lilts. Armstrong. Norton, an.l Nmo- KWCATlOV-aVwi White. Glsei; Sulli-an.

and Cullen. 'I'MUC HEALTH-M. -r Kruni "Il'-Orx. Vt lilts Feoter Bovce. P.am'1'X' uu.il.nni Arr Messrs.

1 "ggeahall. Malb) Amietrons Thornton I'lunkltt. REVISION -Messrs Elt-r Tlwrnton I.Migla Mununget PRINTED A N'T i ENGROSSED ltIIJ- rvi CoOe Bros Messrs Marshal. Ford Brown agner Uanispergei AFFATRS of -Messrs B-sketi. H'lmpbrrv Havens rt AOP.IfTLTI'RF Msrs Ambler Cahonn.

Willis. Rice, and Granv 1 PP.lt ILKGKS AND n.E'TI'-NS- Mesr Thornton AmMer. I -iin-i. i.l Mltrhelt. Pi'ELIc PRINTING Messrs 1.

Arni- Sl-'Jt i. Kllehe 1. II. gel. offe-.

M-ssrs White. I1 Da is KktiiT und P.OAIs AND BRII Kruni. ggroJi, ani Manner TRADF.S AN A KES M-ssrs afioor. Johnson Willis. Keatheron.

and Mackev. ill Messrs. Kliorlh. Riir.es. and Grady.

Ser.ator Cigircl.all announced that he lia'J a numlier of '-omml'tei-si jrKn whl-7h to rve and he must de-clin serve upon Ihe Cunimit'ire on Commerce and and Die (lovrrnur said he should be relieved a.n.1 the vacancy filled later. I'pon motion of Senator liaines. Senators Kllswortfi and Grady, the ve leader, were made member ex officio of the Committees on Klnajice. judiciary, and Cities. ASSEMBLY BEGINS ITS WORK.

Appointment of Employes Announced by Speaker Nixon Erie Member's Seat Is Contested. ALBANT, Jan. 11 There were anxioua fares in the Assembly when Spuker Nixon rapped the session to order at o'clix-k this evening Not only were tiie the anxious sea: aa to what committees they would nerve but last year's employes were spe uiating as to whether or not they would be picked out to serve the State for another legislative Floral tributes wt-re in evidence upon many of Hie members' desks. Mr Palmer, the minority leader, received from admirers a large basket of flowers. The Rev.

Mr Mac-Lane of Trinity Protestant Epi.K-opa! Cnurch. Albany, offered prayer. Th- Speaker iheu announced the standing comnsittees for the session and the following appointments: Stenographer J. I Taylor; Messenger. J.

Douglass; Postmaster. Jesse K. Assistant Postmaster. F. A.

Witter: Doorkeepers, E. Warren. W. Be-mus. Iubois.

Albert H. Campbell A Annl. Marshall W. Martin. Jamef FlaniiKgan.

and H-nr' Btckford: Janitor. John T. Gallahorn; Aaslstar.t Janitor. Archie H. Roberts: General Messengers.

George McKenaie. William Doggrell, Edward Roper. S. Taft, J. T.

Gilbert, and John W. Rose: Tammittee Clerk, Way? and Means. Charles Tupper: Committee Clerk. Judlciarv. L.

Yanck: Committee Clerk. Cities. McKnight: Committee cnerk. Railroad. Robert Hamilton; Committee Clerk.

Codes. William Hopkin: Committee Clerk. Wamer Thompson. Comml tee Clerks Will'am H. Bartlett Everett Brown.

Rollln Johnson. Joseph Parker Charles R. M.it thews. Charles R. Arm-strong.

Frank Boyd. Horace T. Scott. C. c.

Gray. Henry French. James H. Hogan. Robert C.

Creneil; Stenographerg. Albert E. Hoyt. A.nes Holliuger. Jesse Little, and Ada W.

Ughthali. The Clerk announced the appointments of aasieiants. pages, and messengers. Mr. Palmer arose to a question of per-fonal privilege.

He sail that the Speaker in his announcement of standing committees had noticed the name of Mr. Hill of Ene. As he understood it. the members of the Assembly were the judges In regard to the members thereof; that the members must decide as to the legality of Mr. Hill's claims to a seat.

I understand that a man's title to his seat comes from but one source the p-ope. But when that man resign that office It becomes vacant, and can only be filled bv a special election When Mr. Hill resigned his office that office became vacant, and aft-terward he could no more appoint himself to It than he could appoint to It any other man." ir- Palmer said he raised the point to avoid the establishment of a precedent, and then offer-d a resolution that the Committee on Privilege and Election be authorized and directed to investigate the rights and title of Henry W. Hill to a seat in the Assembly as the representative from tn" Second Assembly District of Ene Count and report back at an early day. Mr AUds suggested that the resolution be referred to the Judiciary' Committee, and Mr.

Palmer acquiesced Mr. Allds offered a resolution fixing of the sessions an follows: Mondays at P. Tuesdays. Wednendavs aiid Thursdays at 11 A and Friday's at In A. M.

The Assembly then adjourned until to-morrow at 11 A RAIVES ELECTION BOARD BILL. Measnre, aa Aaueaded. Not to later-fere with Mrt-allasrk's Work. ALBANY. Jan.

11 Senator John Raines will Introduce in the Senate his bill for State and County bi-partisan Boards of Election, but so modified as to not require the appointment of a State Supervisor of Elections or Deputy Supervisors In counties, so as not to interfere with the work of Superintendent McCullagh in NVw York The bill will provide for a State Board of Elections to consist of fjur persons. The board shall be the State Board of Canvassers, and In time of war shall be a registering board of the electors who shall be absent from the State in the actual milltarv or naval service. They shall hold office for five years and until their successors are nominated and appointed and have qualified, unless sooner removed from office for caunfl. The members are to have a salary of i.liO per annum and expenses. Under the supervision of the State Board of Elections there s1l11 be appointed by them In each i-cunty a bi-partisan Board of four persons to be known as County Commissioners of Elections and they shall constitute the County Board of Elections.

The members shall hold office for two years and until their successors shall be appointed and have qualified, unless sooner removed. The members of County Boards of Elections shall be appointed to office on.y upon the nomination of the County Committee of each party entitled to representation upon the State Board of Elections. These county boards are lo canvass the vote in place of Boards of Supervisor. Eaih County Commissioner In counties containing (MiO Inhabitants and over shall receive a salary of annually. In counties of inhabitants and not more than SUO.lMlflO.

In the counties of Wueens and Richmond tl.msi. In all other counties i-ompensalion Is to be fixed by the Board of Supervisors of the county, bu: such compensation shall not be less than i per day for each calendar Jav actually spent in performing the duties of their of-nce. Assemblyman Redlngton has Introduced a bill repeallns the Metropolitan Elections District Act. which has been dubbed the Force bill by his party. While not willing to disc-uss this bill to any extent.

Mr Redlngton says the last election showed that Superintendent McCullagh under this law was offensive to voters In New York City, and that the great expense Incurred was not warranted by any results that came from the enforcement of the law in the city. 1 do not know what will be done with the Force bill said Mr Redlngton. but I hear that the Republicans themselves are thinking of amending It. and I think the very best kind of an amendment would be to wipe It off the books, as mv bill provider," BILLS I THE LEliHUTtRE. Meaaarea Intrsedwrvd Yeslerday seaatsrt aad Aaaesa hi anen.

ALBANY. Jan. 11 Among the bills introduced tn the Assembly to-day were the following: MR- MAHER To cutnps. all subway eompanles to place on all manhole cover aa automatic safety valve to prevent lav accumulation and rxploston of gas la manhole. MR.

REDINGTOX To compet eWited rfcj. roads la New York city to have a run! on the plarfsrm ol eacn siaiion in ssuiuua to tn present ticket taker. MR FINN Providing for ninety -cent ta New Tork City, also providing that on nirmber uf the Stat Board of Tax Jom ass I act shall Be a nsldsst of New Tors. City MR- ADUEB-ABMSslm th building law tlx Una of the recent report uf Um nuaortty of the Board of Ardermew. Among the bills Introduced In the Senate SKNATOR FORD Olvlng wronna th aam riant af nation and aadte rtcasdy aawinst asr husband, wast her separated from tier by Judicial a.

era sr not. tat any aad all bvjurw to har jiiwaa or csokrartsr. as against bay aaaae aar ajUtATOa. FORD His hast jpsafs Uas THtf NEW YORK Ins the Uvlia- of trai ka on Amalerdana Avanua and preventing ehanse in motive newer nd prevent i rORP His last rear's bill forbid ding drug serks to work more than tea hours BIX wsew day. ezorot taelve on Saturda and Sundai SEN AT FORI Forbldillna- street railroads to um rai under I'JS penalty for each car.

or lever switches orolectlna over half norse-mo ed an inch und4- similar rnallv forhiddlng the um of more trvin two tracks on a strset; giving Street Ilenantroenta authority to decide on form rail to il- laid and compelling railroads to t.r for pavang along their routes two feet the tra SENATOR AMBLER Amendlna aancultural law t-, pislDtt the manufacture or sale of boiled or prices but let unless marked i ens. I 1 Otlt SEN ATlK FEKTKR Appropriating Ors to coiertng over the channel leading construct a from a a a Canal Li: weir west uf Luck of tbe EYie 'e Fall ALRFJUI4 HAH 'rt MICH WORK. Aaother MessWer Waatea la tbe Thir -fo arth Assesskly District. ALBANY Jan 1 1 Assemblyman Red-ew York will Introduce a bill to Ington of amend the city's charter by presiding that there shall lb two Aldermen from the Thir- ty -fourth strlct The Aide fman from the Thirty-fourth A semt.ly Ins. riot Ik In two borough, and has twice the amount of work of to perform any other to sit wit Klderman.

for each week he haa the Hoard of Improv-ment of Bronx ho rtugr n. ni also with mat ot tne Borough of Manhattan Redington's bill ieccrr.r a should law. the Ifoard of Aldermen will select a t-itist-h fro i the Borough of Manhattan to rt present half of the Thirty-fourth As- wtmbly Di rlct below the Harlem, and the present Al derm ail will continue to represent the half 1 hich he the Borough of the Bronx, of a resident. BILli to tax Bicnrn irs. Meavaare of thasnBlowed hy the Drags America a Wheelmen.

ALBANY Jan. 11. Senator Ellsworth to night introduced the bill championed by the League of American Wheelmen providing for the licensing of bicycles, the appoint ment of bkle Path Commissioners, and to provide fot the construction, maintenance. regulation, preservation, ar.d shading of side put ns It provid that the County Judge of any county exifpt Monroe and Albanv iiu at- point five dyi lists to act as a Board of Side Path Commissioners, to hold office for rive years. Tht 3 board Is authorized con- struct and form of l.

less that: maintain side paths, to adopt a e. and determine a fee of not tits nor more than SI for such license. Tl bill further provides: No person shall ride upon any side path unless lie ntilds such license The funds oi uch license shall be devoted to the construction and maintenance of side paths and the planting of shade trees along the nde naths. upon the consent of the own ers of abutting prorxirtv No person shall ride a bicycle at a great er speed th)an ten miles an hour w-her. passing anothr cyclist or a pedestrian.

Any person who rides a bicycle on any side path In violation of any provision of this act shall be gujilty of a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for a term not eceeding twenty-five days or a fine of not less than $5 nor morie than or both." THE PROPOSED EAST RIVER HRIDGK Assembly nan Breaaaa Proposes a Bi Pa ntiaasi ll a I Commission. ALBANY. Jan. 11 Assembl yman Bren- nan of Kings dropped his Bridge Commis sion bills, two In number. In the bii! box of the Assembly to-day One of them pro vides far the appointment of a bl-parttsan commission of six by the Governor of the btate.

to kelect a site and supervise the erection River a new bridge over the East other bill nullifies all proceed- Trie irigs hegu by Mayor expendltur under a commission appointed Vtn Wyck. and turns over the of the 100.im for that purpoM commission when appointed to the new Mayor an Wyck recently Instructed the Board of Public Improvements to proceed with the elimlnary work on a third b-idge across the! Kast Klver. touching on Biack-d. Mr. Brennan's contention la well's I Islaki that the pro vision of the charter giving the municipal power authority to build bridges Is of dou trul constitutionality an applied to the Eakt Kiver Ml bill alms to tak the contr 1 of building the new bridge out of the ha ri ot tammanr Hall, and to give a share ne leisl or the pntronage to the Republlca ts.

The me of the la the Senat got through the lower house Legislature, but failed to pass SESKIO OF THE SENATE. Menabeewf Desks Adorned with Flovs- Many Seats Vacant. ALBAJN Jan. 11 The Senate session was oper. to-night with a prayer by the Rev.

D. eindel. There was a liberal dl- play of fl an unusAi ewers on the Senators' deks. and 1 number of vacant seats for an opening session. A num bt-r of bills were Introduced, and a resolution offered bv Senator Ellsworth usual hour for the sessions of fixing thd the Sena was adopted.

After the an- nouncemeti ot tne Lieutenant Governors selections lor the various committees, the thout transacting other business, until to-morrow morning at 11 Senate adjourned ciock. To Rest Hrt Civil Service Prlvileae. ALBANtY Jan. 11 An Important amend- ment to civil service law is proposed by a bill lnt rfcxl uced In the Assembly. It limits the operai ion of the present veteran clause of the la to veterans who served in New York regt: mentg and to none others.

Mr. Redingtoii ho Introduced the iuh that nun eds of veterans from other States are serving nere under tne exempt clause. Coal tor the Poor la ew York. ALBANY. Jan.

11. In the Assembly- today Mr. Ilarburger of New York Introduced a bill authorizing the Board of Estimate and App. irtlonment of the City of New-York to make an appropriation of rjr supplying coal to tne poor of the bor- ougha Manhattan. Bronx, Brooklyn.

Wueens, ulnd Richmond. Railraasa' Llaklll to Enaployea. ALBANY. Jan. 11.

A bill aimed at rail roads ajid) In favor of working-men was put in the bil box the Assembly to-night. It provides that every railroad corporation organized! or doing- business In this State shall be- liable for all damages sustained by any perscii. Including employes of such cur po rat ions, ls consequence of any negligence Its agents or any mismaiiage- of any df ment of lts engineers or other emuiovetc which sJch negligence or wrongs are in any manner connected with the use and op- any roaa on men iney snail be and no contract which restricts such liability shall be legal ur binding." Mr Rcdiiglon introduced the bill. C-stninlar Slgaatsres in Cnhau ALB AN V. Jan.

11. Assemblyman KeLsey to-night. at the request of Col. Emmet R. Olcott of New York City.

Introduced a bill seeking do rectify a condition growing out of the overthrow of Spanish sovereignty In tne absence ot a stable form ui government In that Island. I'nder the laws of the State all public records coming from country- must be countersigned bv the United States Consul in the province where til document was drawn ur. As there ar4 not United Stales Consuls In Cu-- number of public documents are ba. a larg inenectua in this State In consequence. The bill remiaes the requirement of countersiar nature is Cuba.

Puerto Rico. Guam, and the Philippine Islands. Kainen Eele Law Anseadasenla. ALBAJt Y. Jan.

11. Senator Raines will two amendments to the excise introduce law this year. One will provide that the lowest 1 enae to sell liquor by the gl, shall be 3J instead of Sluti. The other as to cover an omission in the law as It ex- ists. It for vloli provides that when a man is filled ing the provision of the law and cannot In jail pay hi nne.

he shall serve one day- Idr each dollar of the fins imposed. Xew ei Varkel Cwwrt Bwlldina. ALBAK k'Y. Jan. 11.

Assemblyman Adler will Introduce at an early day a bill for tbe erection of a new bulKiinx fur tne Essex Market Court. Manhattan Wnahln System far Sebayaln. AXiBA-K Y. Jan. 11.

The DtDartBMnt af Public JJtrstructlor. will offer an Important amendma-nl to the Statutory Revision Com- mlaslon. cocHficatkMi of the school law. amcBi iirawktes ssst i. The as the school I sat os districts of tbe State under the di rectlon nt a a own ooara ot taucaUou.

the members oi sin are to oe cjiosen by the the entire tovnshla Th vote of volves wiping out of the wwwaar school district with a centralisation of school ad- van tav plan la izK-iaentai feature of tha bat all pupUa throughout try cUskiets be axlordad free convey- TDrES, THURSDAY. IN LONDON, which Is 1 market of the world, prices lished solely on quality. of POMMERY is higher than that of other Cham pagnes. it is higher, fc avl aS ioo. in tne esu-- aVVf Amerl- maiion OJ me public.

flavor appreciated CHAS. CRAEF Sole Agents for the U. S. 32 Beaver Street. New York PROSECUTION OF ALD RIDGE.

Franklin D. Ixcke and His Partner. John 0. Milburn, Decline to Serre the State. ALBANY, Jan.

11. Jov. Roosevelt Is finding It almost as hard to get the man be wants to prosecuto the Canal Superintendent as to secure just the right person lo the canal work. FVanklln D. Locke of Buffalo, whose selection by tbe Governor as hi special counsel in the case against George W.

Aldridgs was announced on Monday, notified the Govrnor to-day that the pressure of his private business would make it impossible for him to the commission. Mr Locke's designation for the duty had seemed to Go. Roosevelt almost an Ideal one. and It had met. apparently, with general and ordlal approval.

Mr Locke's declination, however, was final, and the Governor set" quickly about to And another man lut as good He did not go far not. In fact, outside of the law office In Buffalo where his first had beet: inaJe He tendered the appointment to John Milburn of Buffalo Mr. Iajcke's partner, and. like him. of repute as a lawyer of unusual force and ability and of spotless character.

Mr. Mllburn's declination of the place wa a sudden as Its tender had been. At iwon tiov. Roosevelt that he had asked Mr. Milburn to accept u.

At -l o'clock he stated that Mr. Milburn had declined The whole correspondence was sv telegraph and waa comprised w.ihin the spa. of a few hours. Having in vain drawn -he first two strings to his bow. the Governor confessed himself at a ioss whom to turn to next.

At present he na no man picked -rut and it may be several days before ne tries again. Meantime inf.matlons come from tne Attorney General's Office of the eXlelll of the undertaking involved prosecution of the charges against Aldrldge on the evidence accumulated ty the investigating commission. That evi ien--. in-clud- some 14o.li words. comprisel In half a dozen bulky volumes.

While the Grand Jury before which the case is laid will not be restricted lo this testimony, bnt wlil be at liberty to Investigate on I'. own account, the c-ommlseion -ord expected lo furnish the groundwork for the prosecution. Mr Shove, who is going through ihis testimony for the Attorney General. Is said to have found that the great mass of it is in so incomplete a form a to be In court. This legal looeeuess.

It is charged, will make it necessary to do much of the commission's work over again. If It Is to support a criminal indictment It Is further urged that, as the next Grand Jury In this county will not meet until Arril. the only way to keep trie prosecution from being intermirtaoly delayed is for a special Grand Jury to be impanelled to take up the caae and lo sit si months if necessary. It is in the power r.f Gov Roosevelt through his sp-cU. counsel to have this done and thereby to Insure a thorough Investigation.

The Governor's Military Secretary. ALBANY. Jan. 11 Gov Roosevelt to-day permanently appointed Col. ireorge Cur-is Treadwell his Secretary.

Co! Treadwell held that r-osltion on the staff of Gov Black and held it temporarily Since Gov. Roosevelt's Inauguration. THXODOBE B. WILLIS'S APPEAL. ALBANY.

Jati. 11 The appeal of Theodore B. Wlllla and William E. from a decision of the Appellate 1'ivision overruling the decision of Justice Hirschberg sustaining a demurrer the Indictment agatnst them for conspiracy, came up ot argument in the Court of Appeals to-day Benjamin F. Tracy, for the appellants, maintained that the indictment does not specify the acts constituting offense sought to be charged with the certa.nty and precision required by Sections -75 and UTC of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

LHsiri-- Attorney Hiram Steel, who argued the people's case, said It was evident from th- authorities cited in the opinion of the learned Justice at Special Term sustaining the demurrer that the genera! character of the conspiracy was not properly The correct rule in auc-n casee is that the act constituting the crime must be stated with as much precis. on as the nature of the caje will permit. It must be observed that In the case the bar the conspiracy and agreement la general and not confined to any particular contract or class of work or material, and that the particular duties prescribed by law which Commissioner Will: agreed to omit and neglected to perform were not specltied in the agreement; but he was to omit any duty, which tn the opinion of the conspirators would londucc to the end and be eff-ctlve In enabling Phllltpe to obtain money from contractors and the me for the commission of the various acts, or omission of duty, was not specified the agreement, but was to be continuous during the term of office of said Commissioner The case was only reached when the ourt adjourned, and the bulk of the argument will be heard to-morrow-, the case being the first one on the calendar. CHICAGO TJNDEB WAITERS' ACTS. CHICAGO.

Jan. 11 -Owing In a large measure to alleged dishonest practices and Irregularities by members of the Chicago Underwriters' Association. Edward M. Teall. who occupied the chair of President ten terms to-day retired from office, and was succeeded by Frank S.

Pellet as presiding officer of the association Mr. Teall makes no secret of the fact that his refusal to accept another term was mostly due to tbe Increasing evidence of bad faith and violations of the rules by companies belonging to the Chicago Underwriters' Association Mr Pellet has been Vice President of the association for six years. BROOKLYN BASTS DIRECTORS OUT Peter WyckofT and George E. Kltching. for many years Directors of the First National Bank of Brooklyn, failed of re-election at the annual meeting Tuesday.

Mr. WyckofT father was one of the founders c-f the bank, and for fourteen years It President. John G. Jenkins, the present President, was then cashier The elder WyckofT gsve up the Presidency only a short time before his death and at his request Mr Jenkins was chosen to succeed him. This was in IHHti.

it Is that Mr. Kltching and Mr. WyckofT have been for some time displeased with the financial of President Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins Is Interested with ex-Gov.

Flower In Brooklyn Rapid Transit. PresU-oent Jenkins taid yesterday that neither Mr WyckofT nor Mr. Kltching brought any great amount oT business to the bank. I tnought that we should have on the board people who could bring new business." said President Jenkins Both these men are verv wealthy, and I suppose they didn't want to make the necessary exertion. As a matter of fact Mr.

WyckofT resigned some time ago, perhaps three months. Mr. hutching did not resign, and his name was omitted from the ticket Mr. WyckoS would not talk about the matter. First ataaal Ha nit's Vlasw Prssldeal.

James A. Garland. Vli-e rrv-stdent of the First National Bank, has resigned and Is succeeded by Cashier F. L- Hlne. William B.

Reed, assistant cavshisr. auccseda Mr. Htne. Ckase Sattesaal Bask Clerk PraaaaHesL Ivdw-in J. Slacker, chief c-terk of the Chats National Bank, has been appointed lla assistant cashier.

ETA. ALE SB favored by Mailing saotvia, T1 istsslaaas. JANUARY 12. 1899. the greatest wine are estab The price there rani hav- lone recocrnized the marked superi ority of POMMERY as possessing the delicate and finesse so highly by connoisseurs SCHOOL LAW AMENDMENTS Changes in the System Proposed by Senator Ford.

A PLAN TO INSURE INCOME Sug-trestion to Make the Board of Education Financially Independent of Politicians. ALBANY. Jan 11 -A bill generally amending the York charter and making radical changes In sciuol system was Introduced bj Senator Kord to-night tme change la that the general school funj shall be an amount equal to not less ihan four mills on every dollar uf assesss-d va.u-allori of real and personal estate, hi- would produce al present SLl.tM J. This enactment a ill a revenue for the teachers' salaries and educational purjsises that will increase automatically with the increase of wealth population. It will lake it out of the j.uwer of a political Board of atil A i i-inmer to rtppie ork under t.j the Board of KJu ation.

'h a ide niario.il training sewing, cookn.g A With an assured income ue.ote.1 educational pui-poses. the Board of Edji aticn can undertake large of edui att'ltlal improvement without uncertainty to the means of carry ing ttiem out Another amendment is to glye the of Education power to execute leases of property required for si ai.J generally lo make contract- Se. Hon l.ii."i amended that tne general school fund snail be distributed to the school linapls in trie following manner A quots -r-ial to i for i n1 tl oualihed tea her a ho served I. thirty -two weeks durirg tn- preceding year. The remaln-ler should tie to the nuint- of lay of attendance of all children between four and ear ot ag- Sectlou l.s5T is fur-her mat fore the general hoo' furl is distributed the amount required f.r the of truant sc Ii.kjIs and training hools Jor teachers shall be te 1 Se-tion l.i"K is amende, so ae to on the Board of Education in addition -o the powers which now possese i-ontrol or tlie rree lecture system through a su- Enntenoent of Lecture The Hoard of i' if pruv: -hall have control of all training for leathers Tm-w nool.i are now partially under the of the Board of Kdiuation an the City Super, ntemient and partially under the control of the Borough School Boards ami the Borough Boards of Superintendent There la a divided responsibility which Senator Kord says is always a bad thing administrative work Mo'-over is constant danger of friction hich he fears ma lead to evil cons-quences Not for years will the Borough of Queens and Richmond be sufficiently populous to support efficient training sch'x-1" for teccher This hi- been determined bv tie practical failure tralr.ng school Island City The New York and Brooklyn training schools therefore, must supply tea'-h.

rs not only for atid Brooklyn bu- for (jueen an 1 Richmond. It Is believed not fair that Manhattan an-1 Brooklyn s-ioull be recjuired to train teachers at expense of th--lr por-tlors of the general sch.xil fund for 'jueens and Richmond The only fair way Ford says, is to make these echools a charge on the city at iarre wMch will be done by plajdng the training schools under the control of the Board of E-l'J' atios The Board of Education, under the Nil. Is tc have onniru! of truant schools At present (Jueens and Richmond are paying for the support of their truants ir. i. private institution established as a home 'or the destitute In Westchester 'ountv Manhattan has a miserable building in use for -his purpose while Brooklyn ha seventeen acres of land bv law to.

the uses of a truant school, practically going to waste Were truant schools pla ed under the cart of the Board of Education. Senator Fori thinks it would I easily josslriie develop the Brooklyn buildings and grounds so as to provide ac omtnodations for all the truants i the city Section 1 is proposed to be further amended so ts to give the Boarl of Education control of the library fund. The lawyer of the board are agreed that this niwer belongs to the board implication Thev av the p. ewer should te expressed so that there will be no longer any doubt. Section l.tTl is to be amended so a to permit the City Superintendent of Schools to appoint a City Superintendent, the same lansruage being employed as In the case of the Superintendent of Buildings The work of the City Superintendent's office is rapidly gaining in extent beyond the nower of one man to supervise in all its details without assistance.

An amendment to Section 1.11 provides that the grades and kinds of Uceniie and the qualifications for the same established by any borough school board may exceed, but shall not be less than, the grades and kinds of license and the qualifications prescribed for the same by the Board of Education. This Is intended to prevent the rise of any friction between the Board of Education and the school boards on this Important question An amendment to Sec 1 1 on l.iS'l make SOs per annum the minimum saliry to be oaid to any resru sarly qualtned teacher An amendment to Section l.ltx." provide that a candidate for the office of Superintendent or Associate Superintendent must have either a college degree or a Principal's license, and must be actually engaged In the work of teaching or supervision. THE DRY OO0DS CLUB. Announcement was made yesterday that the Iry Goods Club at Broadway and White Street, will resume business, beginning: next Saturday The club has been thoroughly reorganised since closing Its doors in August last, and the new Board of Governors la composed of well-known merchants The clubroorras have been redecorated In an elaborate manner, and the service of a skillful caterer have been secured. The club is reported to be free from debt.

a position no other business men's club occupies In New York." the President of rh Trv Good Club. E. Sklnr.er says The following appeal I made: It is hoped that after the earnest efforts on the part of tbe board to bring about this result, the member will show their appreciation." AN AUTHORIZED DUEL. Jan. 12 The Berlin correspondent of Tlie Dally News says: In a duel at Jatets on Monday Laasnt.

SchUckmaan of the Bavarian Infantry shot and killed Herr Till man n. a rlrtllan In sccordaucs with the emperor's scree duels are only allowed In exceptional eases and by tne consent of th Court of Honor. TtUmann. who was shoved off the sidewalk by some officers last May. struck one with a stick and boasted of it In tbe restaurant The Court of Honor decided that as be was a member of a wealthy family, he could gtve satisfaction, and selected Lieut- Schlk-kmann to represent the regiment.

Tbe father of TUlmana vainly appealed to tha police to stop the A Doubt Crof of Arpicat. Oa a Long laasad farm la aa appte tree waVck Vur tws ii up of fralt ttaay a ssussaJ la arttr of aauars. Just as SDsrsi ratsrsst has shosra la Hosaetsr-s Stow acfc Blttarrs. har-S aaa the pecwliarltv of rwrteg draws pa a. twdls-sstVusi.

i asllpsttos. and ilnl dawssasia tasat stssr i Wss tall sssjsat. la earonae sssss twrssr DAKGEIL1 OF TTJBroCTJlJOSIS. rt af ike srsste Csss salt te-e aa the Isrvss af Cwbssb b4 la. ALBANY.

N. Jaa. 11 -The report of the special committee of the Senate to Investigate the question of th spread of Consumption aad the establishment of batter sanitary condition for consumptive Uid the protection of the public has been presented. Ur Brush of Rrook: r. wrote tne report, wmcn is concurred in rev Isena-tor Davis of Buffalo.

It nmi that con sumption la contagious, and recommends tbai the State establish a hospital or hospitals for the treatment of cases of tuberculosis, the same to be located somewhere In the forest preserve In the Adirondack Mountains, the site to be selected by the Trustees approved bv the rorrnt Preserve Board. An acrotnpanrtnr bill provides for an appropriation of SJISIlSSl appointment of a commission to locate site, the Governor to appoint, and the appointment of examln-lt physicians, two in i.umtier. In each the cities of New York. Buffalo, and Syracuse to examine patient and commit them by certificate. Patient able to pay or having relatives able, must do so.

Senator A. Davis of the stsscUJ committee appointed at the last session to Inquire Into the advisability of estsvbllshlng a State hospital for the treatment of tuberculosis, presented the report together with resolution that Vtssi copies of the report be printed for distribution Atteattaaa ta tev. and Mrs. Roosevelt. ALBANY.

Jan 11 Gov Roosevelt had luncheon to-day with Samuel Gompers. President of the American Federation of Labor, and F. Thurber of New York City. The Fort Orange club tendered a r.cep-tlon to-night lo Gov and Mrs R.wsevelt Prior tj the re-oeptlon they were dined hy Mrs. V.

P.uyn The party receiving nclUd-J Gen an Mrs Charies Tracey. Col. and Mrs Edward Bowdit.h Mr and Mrs. John Norton. and Mrs Nathaniel Wales Mrs Buel Andrews.

Mr and Mrs. George Thacher. and Miss Myers re alias nssen In New Tork. ALBANY. Jan 11 Roosevelt thas morning declined positively to commit h.m-e!f on the the xrrutlon in elect re chair of women The question arose in the of Martha P'ace of Rrookln.

whose sentence of dea'ti wa affirmed ly the Conn of Appeals veteriav He saM he had no vl- we at j.re.ent on tlie Dt 1-. Every ase might have a i.hae and until it ws in lie aimuid not git'e an Paklle Work. -niertntendeacy ALBANY Jat. 11 li-sevel; I U.i- afternoon w.i he migrt i.t.iiounce the name the oe 1- i.t of Publ.i- ot a- The up f. -Ion a ions' thoe- Le-t a.

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