New-York tribune., 1878-04-27

ersacIs and camp equipage Tor the Natlohai Ou"iu'
Senator Goebe introduced a bill reorganlzing the
Board of Education of the. City OF New-1ork'
THE PROCEEDINGS.
lFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE IR'IiUNs''
ArRANY. April 26.--The Holahan Excise
Bill which is intended to permit the licensing OF saioohs'
beside hotels was referred TO the Judiciary CommIee
by observation-disclosures DOrsheimer, upon pemg IT,
ceived rom the Assembly, to-day. This reference has
caused some dismay among the friends OF the
measure the committee being regarded as uh-
favorable 10 any change In the present EXCISE
Law. II is suspected that the committee VIII
not make any report on the bW uu'esS
compelled 10y the OF the Senators. This Will pracu
cay smother IL TO death That the committee Is rather
opposed 10 innovations evident from its resolution TO
report uniavorably upon Mr. sknners admendinen1 10
the Constitution providing for biennial sessions oi INC
Legislature. The committeeman who voted III laNor ol
the amendment were Senators G9ooWlh' HICKS anu
Edick; against IT, senators hoDer'SoH' A'4'N' o -
Pierce and Hughes.
The bin TO pension the police Senator PomeToy stated
70 the Senate today, has had singular fortunes Two
different bills TO provide pension fund were miro
duced one IN the Senate and In the Assembly Inc
Assembly passed its BILL and the Senate upon RECEIVING
tie document summaty killed It. Then the Senate
passed its bill. The Assembly upon receiving the ACT
substituted as an amendment its own rejected
bill, and sent ii back TO the Senate Tor us
concurrence in the singular amendment Senator rom
erOy was absent when received, anu consequently
without opposition referred back 10 The Commit
tee on Cities Senator Pomeroy related this history 10
the Senate to-day and thep after saying that it was alb
surd for Senate committee to longer consider bill
which the Senate Itself had rejected moved that com
mitee conference be appointed 10 consider te points
of difference with the Assembly. The motion was houy
attacked by Senator EccesineehO stated that all OF the
Police Commissioners OF NewYork were opposed to the
Senate Police Pension Bill, and in favor OF the Assem-
by's, and that they desired to be heard ON
the subject by the Senate Committee before the
Conference Committee met Senator Pomeroy, III reply,
said: .,, Nil, J., .. ,..r, ooo
policemen from service and charge their pensions TO e
tax levy NcwYOTk Their places are to be itd win
the men this Board OF Poce-the creature ol 4"Il"h!
desires. -
that board momberS OF which are Republicans
is the creature of TammaDy
bin had the consent of that board and the men removed
are TO be removed personal and political grounds
of voters in New-York and Of iammany Hall, :
Senator Harris-Is Tammany Hall IN your disirctf
Senator Ecrlesne-Tammauy Han IS IN great dlstlct
that elects the officers of this = eat state Hing back
the assertion that tins bill Is IN the interest Of lanny
Hall The suggestion that policemen are TO be removed
personal or political grounds, any one VINO Will cA-
anime tue bill VIII see to be untrue.
Senator HOgan-It seems 10 Inc that II the Police
COmmis should turn 200 men Oh the police force
for personal political reasons, they ought themselves
Senator POmeroy-wen, III withdraw my motion, and
give that the Police Commissioners may 6e heard
on this Dll next Tuesday,
Some time ago q bill was introduced in both Houses
forbiddng the leasing our of c0nVGt iaDor 1or lhe man
ufacure OF bats. Accompanying the bl were petitions
signed by worungmen and by manufacturers Of hats,
duced superintendent Psbury has leased ont the labor
of 45O oOnvicts in Dannemora Prison at the prohta
BILE rate OF 40 cents day each for the |
manufacture of hats. Protection has not been extended
1iOns the bill spoken OF was pushed TO-DAY
Senator Eccesine, in supporting IT. said that !
vcts with honest labor" Conycts ought to be
poyed in the manufacture OF articles which would not
compete with these made by honest wOrkluc cmcn. The
hat industry had much as II could do now 10 sustain
itself NowltnstahdlnS these le13lhs Oi tnc senator
the bill be stricken out, the motion was adopted by
Tne four men who voted against the motion Sen
ators Eccesine, Jacobs, Hogan and j. f. Pierce. Ihe
blll TO compel the Union Ferry Company Of Brook,
lyn TO sell seventeen tickets for % cents, was passed
by the Assembly to-day ana also ahoihef Dlu applying
TO the company, which compes 1t TO run ferry
boats 4 Brldge-st., Brooklyn
property holders since the railroad riots OF last
Summer, ana the popular approval finds expires
sion the Legislature III the form OF In,
creased appropriations for the Guard. 1t viii
receive S51,OGO more than last year, among the
regular appropriations in the supply Bill and to-day OBJ
taned another muniicent gift. The Assembly passed
5000 GOO the purchase of OyercOats blouses blankets
haversaeks, canteens aud company garrison equpage
The Senate portion of the Committee of Conference
appointed by the two Houses TO consider the supply
Bil reported back the bill to-day. Senator Harris,
its chairman, informed the Senate that the As
sembly members had eoncqrred in nnetenths
Willard Asylum had been given $4,000 additional, and
$4,000 taken away from the appropriation for
the House OF Juvenile DelInquents. Asseinblyman
Clancy was to receive $1,000 for the expense OF
defending his seat which contested by exAssemDy
man Bradley but the committee decided that he should
only receive 81 800. Assemblyman Berrigan was
90 receive $1,000 for cimilar contest; but
Purdy who had "a very expensive contest
In defending his seat against Mr. FOr0ham Morris. was
given 900 instead OF $1,000 The report OF the CON
ference committee cOncurred in by vote OF ~ TO
J. Assembly agreed with every part OF the report
except in relation to the pay or members 10 de-
eide this another conference committee was ap
pointed. - A., ,
combination describing it IN detail and declaring that
the Legislature had power in the matter minority
OF committee reported In favor OF passing bills re
stTictng the railroads. -
Senator Oebe introduced bill relative 20 the COM
mon SCHOOLS OF the City of NewYOrk IL provides that
the Board Education shall be composed OF twenty four
members, instead of twentyOne, now prOvided within
ten DAYS after passage Of the act the Mayor shall
appOn, Commissioners OF Common Schools ofNew-
constitute Board OF Education in said city Persons
appointed shall be residents OF the First, Fourth and
Eighth School Districts now designated and TO hOd
office, one until January J., 1879, one until Janu-
nry l. 1880. one until January /, 1881, and
IN each year from and after the passage OF this act on
the day pow provided by law there shall be appointed
by the Mayor eight Commissioners OF Common
Schools in place OF the number designated
by the laws OF lS73-One for each school
trct from which appointed, and every commissioner
removing from the district from which he shall have
been appointed shall vacate the Office and the Mayor
shall III the vacancy.