New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12
GENERAL BUSINESS.
WOMEN TO BE ALLOWED TO ACT AS TRUSTEES AM
VOTE THEREFOR THE APPROPRIATION Bill
SUBMITTED.

| WOMEN TO BE ALLOWED TO ACT AS TRUSTEES AND
| VOTE THEREFOR THE APPROPRIATION BILL
SUBMITTED.
| fFpov THE REGULAR CORREsPONDENToF THE TnIRUNEl
ALBANY. Feb. Lit has been ladies day
On rho annals OF the State or NewYork The bin au-
thorizng the election OF women as school trustees ana
also permitting women vote for such trustees was
passed unanimously by the yesterday. To-day
II was announced IN The Assembly. Ex-Speaker Husted
who haa similar bill, at once moved That the Senate
! bill be substituted for his own. MI Bradley OF
! Westchester County who Is srather SIX Puc'
looking toward Mr.. Hustled. SAID luqurngiy' Is ms
the same bill Z" Mr. Hustled smiled bowed and SAID !:
Precisely the sane bll-with few slight variations
A r,or OF laughter went up from the Assembly M the
buu Mr. Hustled was not dscOmpOscd by MS b'under,
however Tor he went on calmly: This bill not only
uermts women to vote but also OF their being elected
as school rIstces" The substitution OF the bill was
| then made without opposition. Later TN the day
the bill wa- read third time and passed.
M comment was excited during It's passage.
II attracted as Htte attention wOGld bill 10 confirm
the of obscure notary maj had neglected 10
have his commission extended II passed ny vote OF
! - TO g. The tntce opposing votes were gwen nv
Ravens. of .choharie and Hynes, Of Albany Doth Dem
ocrats, and PECK, OF ~ Lawrence Il pupllcau' 80
! 1he credit Of he passage oil inc plH Is
largely due 10 Governor Cornell. re rec
omm. nded 10 ms annual message ,nlI nu-
thori,y should be given for the election OF women
school trustees. J. Is NOT known Wn neg nc npl9ve
Of the prinrple Incorporated IN l9e bH OF pcInlinE
women 20 vote. The amendment "o4ld seei' Will DE
l lr ID promptly
following states now permit women 10 vote
for ana Doe elected al scnoO. trustees Colorado,
Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky. Massachusetts Mchigan,
Nlnur.0t1 Nebraska, Ncw-Hamushrc, oregon and
Texns. The following States only authorze their cleo
Ion a. 1 s,o9 Maine Varri4Td Ee-Irrsty penn,
sylvami, Rhode Island. Tennessee vermont and WIS
TX Speaker Hustled. rs Chairman Of the Committee on
WAYS aud Means had TIE alusiact"n oil Announcing me
General Arprppriatiou h to-day, weeks IN advance
oi the time Inst years bill submitted and $4,000
less in amount thsn that measure. lie hores
Ga andy
usual date ~ us presentation, and promises REDUCTION
IN the amount Of expenditure included IN thtl M,
Dr.. Hayes- resolution requesting The Board rI Polce
OF iorn ~ e ,C fr i Pr"vrrtin Of Crime
was passed reIdtug the tiic the society ycsicr-
Ur ,S " ,1,,r,o-i, - nc crime DR. HAYES said that I'M.
resolution explained Itself The society had drawn
upop self good deal ot comment OF late. ana 10 was
urcdf nat There should be some report tho result
Mr.. wren, Of brooklyn, introduced b appropria.
t,nr $40 900 fo the Instruction ~ aCtdTcns Park
I'm Brookiyn T. ID. The park Is to be made on the block
Of land bounded hv North second, EighG, Aln-lie aud
Ninth-sts. Mr. Tallmadce presented bill directing
mai Ali money raised for tine use of Br0Oyn should be
used only Tor the particular purposes Tor "hcH IL was
Nh. DurulPs bill 10 prevent gambling railway
trains was passed hy large vote. II empowers CON
S 9@s I upan trains. several resoatons we're
passed. Among them was Mr.. Wren'S, auihorll-
Ing the Governor TO appoint threc chKhter' 20
cxlmne the Brooklyn Bridge, and report whether
structure Is durable aud also ~hether would not
be henoncsl 10 change the trustees mr. Nes iesou,
ton asking the secretary OF the Board OF Education 81
ksw-lOrk report IN" NUMBER OF Nl-itr itu' l tunol
Commissioners 10 the public schools OF New-GorS IN
1870 also passed.
The hil for The relief ~ the Manhattan Savings In
.fftuftnu OF the CIty OF sv-Nofk passed.
Ia The senate TIE resolution FORA special put com
ptfsr consist oi three members ~ the senate O. b
appointed hv the LrcuHu' Governor, AMI 1Yr mchncl'
of the Assembly 10 be- appointed by the tkcr - con
slider tho matter ~ revision or the tax laws ot inns
state was called from the table Arr considerable de-
bute The resolution adopted, an present save Mr..
Mills voting iu the affirmative.
resolution 90 print of the Centennial History 81 The
state eight comics FOR each member az tnc House ana
tfs ,flis afflr Ter