New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE WORK.
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE BILL DEFEATED.

lHf NoMAN StFFIAGE BILL lpfi LAIRD
lFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TKrBrSEl
ALBANY, May LEX Speaker Husted's WO-
man suffrage bill came up for third reading in the
Assembly to-day and lost. II only received fifty.
nine votes-sx less than the number 10 pass H.
Speaker Sharpe at the afternoon session OF the
Assembly, appointed as new Conference Com.
mittee on the street Cleaning bills Assenblmen +. A.
Carpenter Hamilton, {. II. Russell Hayes and McCar-
thy. II rmOred to-day that reform sreetceaning
inserted in the Mccarthy charter and
that further effort wond be made To bring the two
houses 20 agreement. The appointment of the Assem-
bly, Conference Committee pnt end 10 this supposuon
There ia keen desire 10 pass bin the subject OF
strcecl@anng in New York. and there is lair prospect
that one will be- passed
The Assembly mp ts afternoon aession to the con-
sideration OF Mr. Fenners bin against the manufacture
o Olcomargarinc and lard cheese The hill has the sup
port OF the famcr- hut they satisfied fully
with its provisions. suspccting that they uncon-
stitutional ExSpcaker Hustled and others made this
appointment OF inspectors OF oeomarearne came under
that they had ccyrd specimens of the oromargar!ne
at their homes from the manufacturers and that the
article Ind dlabolical resemblance To butter and
Therefore ought 20 be surprised ne mn %as finally
IN the Assembly. Mr. spinola moved that his FREQ
Canal Constitutional Amendment be ordered Ia II third
Mr.. IsroWning Introduced n bill to-day amending the
act r. ting Ia ia" Metropolitan Transit Company. which
that The road must he completed in year and q hail.
Mr. Brooks introduced bill amending the act of 1850
relative to obstrnctions In New-NOrk Harbor.
The senate bill for the inspection of emgr8nts was re-
ccfcd and motion Of Mr. Hamilton. was substituted
for the House hill on the subject. the order
for third reading.
Mr.. steele called from the table the motion 10 recon-
slider the vote by which lost the hlll Ia provide for
III" equalization Of assessment and taxation. Tie gucs
lion taken reconsideration, aad II Was Lost 81
TO 81 not majority of the House Inir rejects the bill
finally
Nr Hustled introduced hill 20 confer upon the state
Charities Md society the power 10 visit poor HOUSES
In the state senate thl- morning Mr.. Jaruhr arkrd 10
have th Journal Ui Yesterday coTcctrdw hlc recorded
him dr voting In thr nirnuy" on The ll tJNlng liquor
dealers billiard -lIpun Lr pr- and olcolcal"rr. The
vote ordering This tax bill 10 third reading Stood -
to l5 Tue chang, would cause n" and the bil wonld
De- lost tie -idDc officer voted yesterday In the
Affirmative. The Clerk then read the journal az
changed. and II shower, the vote Ia De- Ia 10 Ia tie on
ordering the bill 10 q third reading.
TIE President presented Ia the Senate letter from
NtS or Gricr and Controller Campbell IN opposition To
the passage OF nate bill No 3ii, which proposes Ia
confer special priv '- o the street railroad companies
IN " York iIty The communication was tabled and
ordered 20 l". printed.
The motion oi lr Hogan 10 STRIKE ont al amendments
male Ll hr committee the Glucose h!li vas dis
c-.,d a. yItti length and finally adopted boy vote or
- 10 Tn bi.i then ordered 10 third reading.