New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-13

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ALBANY, May 1z.--rhc Assembly poaatd, "
Unanimous yotc. .tesy Ms catlin1 ni 70 npssc<e tbo
health of female emIsyea II make n misde1se&nae
NOT provide aud maintain suitable seels for lh sss
women employed in mercantile hcses snd dircele Ast
they sbs be allowed to remain sestod for rsasonss,e
time. q * 81
Erastns Brooks also proved himsrlf hunanitar5an.
he persuaded tho Assembly to pass his b 70 punilA
certain wronss cf etildsens I7s bin has met vita con-
sdcrabie oppssifion that is object was net 1pove
bat from sar that the powers Il conferred ixht Be
abused tv biackmal people aad Otherwise tnzc them
The senate ordered 10 third reading today David
Dudley Fields Penal Codev which las already passed
the Assembly,
The Assembly passed tho Constitutional Amendments
adding seven Jdgcs to tne Supreme conrt bench Tho
Senate had previously passed the amendment This Is
the drst year OF it, consideration. -
The eenatc Judiciary Committee reported fAvcrabiy
today Senator scebaehers bin TO prevent s exenon
Of Hebrews from hotels. George Bsss bill repeating
largo number OF obsolete acts relating 60 yewyo City
was reported fayorably by the Judiciary Committee
The bill taxing the savings banks Of the State PROPOSED
by the Governors Tax Commission, is looked upon with
hostility by the members ofthe Legislature The criticism
Is made that win expose persons having $500 In
5un Of the Bank Department Il Of fe opinion that L
would be bad policy for the Legislature 70 pass tue M
cenate lts AFTERNOON seGstOn debated bcn0for
schroeders bill forbdding the consolidation OF eompet
ing telegraph companies. Senator Schroeder offered
an amendment which he said intended to prevent
the further watering OF Western Union Telegraph
stock Senator Fowler opposed its adoption and also
the passage Of the BILL which he said ought 10 have the
title, an act to destroy ell facilities for telershs Ia
country dlstricts." The amendment rejected and
the bill itself was then killed by vote OF 1s 20 a.
The Assembly debated TO the close OF It's afternoon
sion the bin OF the Special Joint Committee Taxation
exemptlng from ali State and local taxation vessels
regiseredin any part OF the State. The bill met with
friendly reception, and win unquestionaby be ordered
TO third reading on the meeting Of the Assembly to-
Ta0rrow.
The President presented the protest pf the Mayor and
Controller OF HewYork City against the passage os Sem
ate bills Nos 306 and 344, relating TO street railroads
within tho State Mr. Murtha trodneeda bill TO confer
additional powers the Coney Island Jockey Club The
bill for the assessment Of real estate IN Long Island
passed, The bill TO improve Fouythave. at Ninety
passed Mr. Schroeder presented the report Of the Con-
ference Committee the bill 10 amend the charter OF
the City OF Brooklyn. The report was agreed to- Ths
Genessee Valley Railroad bill was made special order
for Monday.
In the Assembly the Excise bill ordered third
reading by vote OF 81 to 90. The amendments Of tho
Senate TO the Assembly bill amending the act relative
70 the construction OF railroads in Brooklyn were uou
concurred In and confertAee committee ordered.
ulating the licensing of hacks. exhibitions, etc. In the
town OF Gravesend and on Coney Island Amending the
act relative TO the storage Of conbustbes IN the City OF
SewYOrk II allows the keeping ora certain amount OF
hay In private stables
Mr. spinoa introduced bill taxing telegraph poles
and wires At the afternoon session, the Troy Pclica
bill wac ordered TO third reading.