New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
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ALBANY. April 5.-The bill authorizing
members Of the sac Charities Ala Society 10 enter the
State charitable institutions under an order Issued nS
Supreme Court Judge ordered TO third reahnS III
the Senate to-day. Before this was done there was
lively debate over the measure.
Senator Mills argued that II 1t were pissed there wouu
be constant collisions between the members OF the STATE
Board OF Chantes and the state Charities All Soci"V'
Senator woodiu in reply mat he thought that the
STATE Oh r able ltu i0ns poOrhonSfs anu lae "oo
so numerous that addition TO tn nnmoar o. their Ia
spcc;ors could not do possible harm II would no!
necessarily. produce iricaon between tie Two boiies
mentioned.
II would he wise 10 let the daylcht into the asyum' so
that the public could Judge OF how well they were man
aged 1t was "A signhc fact that the stat senate h'a
never investigated any Of the STATE Institutions without
dscv ring something wrong II would seem {" be mis-
take therefore. to refuse TO admit competent inspectors
TO the asyiums.
Among t,e bills pa .sed by the Senate to-day we're tho
following:
For tne msnicnauce OF the Museum OF Natural lis
PrdS,dins ,or the completion OF the entrances on
Eix itb-sSe. 10 Central Pork. NJ York
Relative TO places Of exit from theatres IN NV
III. Committee of thr Whole the special order.
iha bang tine oil t. provide l"r iH'' nf hk"s on '
fatinns ss reported from the Spcc JOINT COMMITTEE
ON Assr.sinest and iaV,tOD.
social on. cntr, enpi' asd rurlls OF when ire
.mut irrm iaNai o. Aver DEBATE 'he Ame'ullo"'
vus los. by "a vote q 4 II
Progress the bal VAS hnaliy rrp - d. and IN We
s,nltct aas referred to t-e J51t Committee villa
power 70 report complete, ,.,... 80. . o,,.,,, ~
pay Iccc stated ih,i ue had been induced "a i :.
seus claiming 20 b. .eWspape- corr sp'ni" 81" ln-
inc trIon OF he report the Adirondack survey. Aiie
wari rptnck Gown ihc SIP riIirndrni 9i tle sur
yfy. M Armcd HIM fhii man named i"ht'lc
had come 10 nn ,t tc' ,"" rri Nj RAJ =,
b. pI eli 80. Ia
SAID that 90 e.rar clse OIL Htemp nr c" "ncknh
aup.utmeut ~ q committee to INJECT gate thc natter
IN. resolution wi-a lopte t. L. evr aud Ovens W' t.
.fierwerd arrested on corliut OBJ Mr. GOWN cDargei
with attcnp Ing q cN.prt money from hin Ilt pm
oDegs taken before ChriJnai'o Ci1'e. ana were
Among tbr bills passed in the Assembly were the To-.
loving: ,.
si1t,nt u sfrici-A rorurg fIr the County ~ X MS
Providing Tor ouenUHg o Ouc-bundr' 4nd-i~entY-
sixih ana realty vcuth,,s.. est o.
secor dave, Nrw.NoIk CIV.
M,1ng appropria ion.. BONG tbr Anoia supply bh
MIR Bencici moved 70 s,nke on. tur ,cm - el.oo'9
for The C,,rnn is-ioner- o EmisrS ION arsard hat
and .1en wthdres nis ne,ioa.
Tue bal was tnen passed 49,, .---..-.
CBAuncey VI DcVcw. JOAN H. sra an and Ldwnrd T.
Liuterhach opposed the bill Iinr0 inS tax ga C. ~ ora.
uohs IN executive session thr ooinalt'c, ".r.a'" u
report back the mll without aucr0mrli. Tue Oll
rtauirng supe;vsprs 10 report Ia tAc Controller nil
CORPORATIONS ~ their 80 osi coua'es Vii De reported
TO nur-Ow.
Iu the As embly last evening the ioHoN'hs DIS "''f
Introduced;
BY NJ. Hamlton-To legalzc and validate the cxecn-
tion Conveyance hy thc Associated Protestant NJ 80
By MI Bivdsk, -Amendiug the &C, to promote medical
By Mi Chsmberlain-Ameuding the Public lnstruc-
By Mr Llsher-AInending tue cole re!a;vo t. s,enog
b. Mr. rh,ienan -Auihor,rinr owners OF property to
laI small pIrks o - F"rtg srcouts net cen
Fira aud Seco ayes hcw-iurf. lie asset that thc
IA De On L. r.
By Nj Buimer-To improve Jacsson-4ye.. Loag
By Mr. l. A. Carpenter-Realive To ihc collection Of
taxes IN tnr Town 81 Icy. san tx County.
Mr. Brown introduced ni qlitr IN dicA colleges
make sdditi' rcp"ris 20 tn Board ~ Eeg.u.~
MI Draper introduced q bin regulating ard defining
the duiIrs Of pawub;otcrs II provides tnai the Con-
Police cues ius eau Of the Mayor shall
The House IN Committee o. the Whole, ordered the
following bills 10 u thud reading uAicss Otherwise
requiring miung companies 10 make quarterly stale
meats TO The STAG l. lguerr.
Amending the Insdfauce COMPANY Incorporation Aci
by Including damage by ne 'tn.u& az a i's'
OF clam for work done repairing ne e. WI Ju--
no. Court the IYtn D!.tnct N'aNork. Ar. Hits
moved sJrke The frs s.ction. Mr.. Sharle said
thut tbs bill authorized thr Controller ." act Ga ths
claim when The law provides that caifafni may 20
and make nIuifrst his clam u ne has one.
Mr. Niles motion t1rn carr 81 aud the bill rJcCteL
Bills were introduced "a fOtO~r:
By Sir Fofst,rIo secure to ihe people ~ The Twenty
third aud wen ylOurlh Ward. ~ New N"ik cay letter
educational pryIegrs. ~ a JarOD~-iO appropriate
Reg uieut. who to oct an cscprt 10 tue
Governor and hs sian Al tn Centennial Anniversary
al Yorktown Va
Tue communication Of Governor Cornell relative to
Judge ford OF New York. referred 20 The judi
cary Committee.
Tho following bills were considered in Committee OF
the WaOle and ordered to q tInd reading:
To make vaid titlrs 20 anda taken Tor the supply
OF water 10 the CitY OF New-YYrk
Relative to extending L"xiuglonRve IN thc cry VI
kew-YOrk.
Relative to the custody Of miaor children.
To prOnitt from uaing the tito OF port
den.
Relative 10 bnldlng- IN NeW-YOfk CRY.
To chang; the OF tnt Baukrrs' LIE Insurance
and Trust Company TO the BankeIs' Loan aud Trust
COMPANY OF Scw-YOrk.
For The payment OF for street openings
and improvement ~ the Twelfth, Twenty -4hld aud
qwenty-fourth wards 0i Ncw.YOrk CITY.
VICCyN1TEU ~ POJICE STATIONS