New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
THE ASSEMBLY.

This hcing the general order day, the con-
,nrrea resolution to amend the Constitution SO ms TO
ov,de for Superintendent of State Prisons and to
h the Office OF Inspector Of State Prisons was con-
.dsed in Committee OF the Whole. The question pend
n; was the motion of G. Post to strike out the first
NJ SHERMAN moved that the resolution be reported to
the Eoose and ordered To third reading
Mr. O. l. Posr folio we'd IN Opp9siuoh u the PROPOSE
nep arguing In favor OF local boards -
Nr FORSTER sustained the resolution, and Dir. Ora
Nr HALLIDAY urged that both propositions be referred
the Committee state Prisons, the Committee 10 re-
por such plan as 1t thought best
fNr q l. POsT withdrew his motion. stating that he
vcald make that motion in the House,
Mr. sHEEAAN's motion, that when the COMMITTEE rlse
rrper tic resolution aud recommend its passage, was
hd0ped
The Committee then took mp the iii to amend the act
Incorporating the 81 Grange, and 1t was ordered to be
reported without amendment
The Committee .. took IN the bill 20 amend the act
Delgporatiuc Tie New-YOrk Prison Association.
M d. HEADLEY moved To amend that children shall
be bound apprenticeship in this State only, and not be
Mr. FISH h0pei the amendment would not prevail.
TIE section was the same as in the existing act.
The motion lost and the bill was ordered 70 Do re-
ported
In the House, Mr. G. l. PosT moved that the State
Prisons CONSTITUTIONAL amendment resolution be re-
ferrtd to Tie Committee state Prisons. LOst-Yeas,
IS; Nays So
The resolution was then ordered to a third reading
NJ s1RGHAN, from the Judiciary Committee, 70 whic
Wa referred the charges that lobby influences were
brought toear on tie Street Sailing bill, submitted
IMPORT containing evidence taken, and concluding by
declaring:
That the charges made by MI strahan were fully sus
ina, there existed design to delay the passage Of
noasA htre Was no evidence 10 show actual bribery.
Tie report ordered printed.
The House tlen went into Committee again, and dis
posed Of the following bills:
Amending the act relative waiter girls in places of
anusemeut which prohibits the employment OF females
m any such places NewlOrk 10 serve wines, lntOxi-
eating liquors. beer. Mr. ESGLEHART moved To amend
BY making lhe PROVISIONS apply 10 all cities ana villages
the State. Carried. He moved to strike out the
words " carry furnish supply any Wine beer, OF
wait ON OF attend except as cash attendants at
esas-roOnls or u furnish refreshments"
Mr. HEPBURE moved thai the words proposed to be
stricken out be retained, and add the words proposed t.
b. inserted
Mr. ESGLErARDr said he would agree to that amend
Bert
M srRAuAN said that the law OF 1862 was and always
had been, deietter tie statutcbO0k, and argued
That 10 long hquOr-seng allowed under license
hxS Was an unjust discrimination against me places
eetred 70 aud he added That e knew tHe Police CoI
nssiOners OF New-lOrk wanted this bill passed. He
could see 10 objection to TIE bill II prohibits the etn
Payment o. females in any capacity except as cashiers
OF ~ attendants OF CLOAK roos 50 see he said
still prohibit the pretty waitergirl evil.
SoI0e further discussion mad, when, on motion Of
M LANG progress was reported Al Yeas ~ 40 Nays.
IN the House, the Yeas and Nays were called on the
question " grant leave 10 sit again b and it Was
tranltl-1cuss oo Nays, 10.
Mr. PEABODY introduced bill relative TO the salaries
Of officials Ia New-YOrk City.
Mr. sCHIEFFiLN moved L. reeoinmit his bill amending
to act relative to the publication OF legal proceedings IN
heSfork WIKI Instructions report absolute repeal
mg hill. LOST.
Tie following bills we're introduced:
Mr. D. BRADLLY-FOr the preservation OF life at sea
betanig places.
by M misunderstanding the act relative to public
Iae following bills were reported:
Nr.SN fran
on leNodly TIC following: An create "A special
ehh Board To represent the educational interest Of
- state o. New York al the International Exhibition at
ssAoeiphni the Governor and Senate 10 appoint live
.iaol nrls 10 serve without pay, and alprOpril-
~ " SJOOVO % Dc made for the pcnses OF the EXhl-
ega anu preparation therefor Also, bill 20 amend
~ REVISED Statutes IN regard TO trustees Of incorporated
sAekee arc academies. IL abOllsies the prohibition
4Aet professors tutors being trustees Of colleges,
ofoas Their acting upon their own salary or emolu-
IsA Aso, 70 amend the General School act as to
oS women to hold school Offices aud To vote al cleo
SoA or such Offices under the same conditions men,