New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14

TIE NIH-I.E,ET LGGl LAriCN Providing RELIEF
FOR ELIZABETH
IRON TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE rRmUNE.l
TRCyIoN March 13.-The Assembly al
iourued tins afternoon m,l Monday night. The senate
hil requiring creditors OK bankrupt cities TO give their
assent or dissent 20 regular proposition for compromise
was passed. The measure Is an important one for
Elizabeth, and is expected 20 advance the settlement OF
the debt question. EI-Judse DnOn Of New-fork, was
here ON Wednesday, and with his associates il pushing
the long drawn case to issue. One serious difficulty in
All the attempts at element has been got the singer
Sewing Machine Company 10 act upon tnc question one
way or the other and this trouble the bill passed today
, remedy since Elizabeth ana Rah way first failed TO
meet their legations legislation ,or bankrupt cite, has
been feature Of the Trenton sessions. Railway has sue
cncIcd IN making arrangement under the laws enacted
but up 10 date Elizabeth is without relief
TAEDY SYMPATHY FOR THE NEGRO.
The Yomgblood bill to forbid race distinction in come
ferries was PASSED by the Assembly Ithas bccnrd back
III. long "a, possible and there was evidently desire
among Democrats defeat It but WHOM the issue came
they did not vote against IT, The Staiushy civil Rlshts
bin also came up with the committee amendments when
practically emasculatc II. Mr. keasby moved TO sIlKc
out the amendments, and, with Mes'I' li7h ana Coe'
euIclyorrd 10 secure immediate consideration Ios the
hill The Democrats. however, united and laid It over
until Tuesday In view OF Governor Abbctts attempt 10
capturc the coorcd by hi. special message cary IN
fine session the conduct of the House on THESE Oi5 pro-
,-,t..s b, .,nol deal of amused comment.
number OF petty schemes were proposed IN the 81 ape
of ul, one il lOI the expenditure OF TI''oOV 10 n7u
te state Capitol; another To ploNlie lOI Tue '''v -.
500 600 street improvement bonds ny Nc"mh
vhiIe third proposes To fOlestdl lhe cohSict
ItI..r committees 10y adopting q plan VINO h.ts
.ccived me approval OF the Labor Congress. OH 10
sv,unt nom taxation those whose property does not *
ce goo met deserved fate, being defeated ny VOC
al X la 80 This i, one OF number or exemption DIS
Ief,rp thc Lea stature some Of which are Tor ilithcu
nthr for veterans and others for National GuarIuth'
TALK or FINAL ADJOUENMENT-So CAUCUS.
Mr. BnId DemJ offered resolution to adjourn SINE de
an March IS II was defeated by vote of % to 81 ana
podcguitc action will be taken until the Democratic
cu. comes 20 decision II would be ruin to tie party
IN force an adjournment until the tax laws are passed
and the resolution will probably not be adopted unli hcy
Az. finally considered. Ihe senate committees VIII re-
mort them on Tuesday Wednesday next and they VIII
nrnpably come up hnal passage the Week Iouo"hB'
hlioutnment before April seem Impossible.
week ago the Democratic Joint caucus adjourned 10
ui., to-day When the tino came, II was urged thal TWO
ar tlrer senators were absent and the leaders refused 10
i.su,, the call They promise 10 do So next Monday
Meanwhile Andrew jackson Smth continues 10 Dc mo
rouddnfe for Controller with good prospects OF telH
! in, such The Democrats upon whom Alderman con
nelly counted for aid state that there II 10 intention
Of rcnomnnting him, even II he wants H. or which they
express much doubt.
PROPOSED RELIEF FOR ROGER AhERo
posroN March I3-TlpTe was "A Legislative