New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
INTU WNTIW. IIII7 'TIIIIT 'E70IW'I' =,
The bill was passed by u vote OF 81 to 81.
BILLS ACTED UPON BY THE SENATE.
APPROPRIATION FOR THE NEW cArroI-rHE CUL
LEN GAS BILL PASSED.
II.N Ff0 DILL N"''''
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ALBANY, May 1.-The Capitol appropriation
bill was taken upby the Senate as special order this
evening. The provision for an advisory COM
mission and the abolition OF the office Of
Deputy superintendent held by Daniel Mann
ing's heuchman. Mcintyre, was acquiesced IN
y the Democratic side Of the Senate ana eicited no ds
cnsson But in orl,r TO gain n little capital with the
workmen on the building they supported motion 10 ih-
crease the appropriation from 100000 to SlO0OOOO
II was defeated by party vote ayes Is, nays H. Mr
Jacobs then moved to make It S900,Ooo This was lost
by vote OF Il 10 3 NJ G. Murphy next ricd his hand
nj tckuy the crowd In the gallery by making the sum
$500 OOO which was also lost by the same vote Mr.
Thaclcr moved an amendment that the stone to be
worked under appropriation shall be cut and dressed
on the Capitol grounds
Mr. Lan.rg said that the Albany senator appeared to
h a.. ri.is "iIy FOR thc workingmen OF Albany Now
the fact H." he said. that superintendent fetry II
already negotiating tor large amount OF grhie 70 DO
county ana The granite would have 10 he cut thsIe
The amendment was defeated. yeas. -, nay Z. Inc
b wa. then pas.cd by vote OF 20 o. /, Mr. TITUS v0t
in the reason as e said that he ara no' app'oao @
the non partisan commission Such comm 'lols az az
coriiu To is experience. usually resulted III patusah
J'II, ,leps gasbll came up on third reading. when
A. Robb offered substitute whch ne saIu ulhctc1
from Mr. Cuens bil ~ 9cing d, IpiI,n
the price of gas II 30 per 1000 rect u mlteu sns
ey nniI for hi. bin also created Gas Commission,
siniar 10 the Railroad Commission. tQ be composed %,
senate receive salaries uf To,ooo chch'
Tho substitute was rejected without DIVISION. orc
or two uiinpnr ant amendments were then made 20 e
Cullen hill after which It was passed by vote "i - 10
/, Mr.. Robb voting In the negative
The Railroad Committee reported favorably the Broad
way Underground Railway bill, Mr NewO0d alone as
,eutug. ...-..,....,.. A..
The senate concurrcd In the Assembly amendments TO
the aimed Goods bill which were made al the sdgges-
ton of the Governor who refused TO sign the b as u
wa, sent To hi The amendments are Tor the DehcHt o
the dealers n canned goods who are put on an equal
footing with the packers. ..
Mr. Jacob, gave notice OF motion 10 be made al some
future time To suspend Rule Il 80 that nominations y
tnc Governor may be acted upon by the Senate on the
.ne day that they are made and without reference to
committee. ... -. -. -,
Mr LIW'. Adirondack bill as amended by the Assem-
Lv with The provisions OF the sub tituto bill passed by
the Assembly on Friday was announced -
Mr. Thomas asked that the senate non-cOhcur III the
amendments so far as Delaware Is concerned -,
Mr. Low read kilograms from representatives. or INC
orauiI tons Interested IN the b urging it, immediate
considerations that The Governor might nominate to
Coninssioncrs to the Senate Tho BILL by consent was
laid uu'll tomorrow. , ,,-...-.
lhc following nominations FOR trustees OF the lioln~9,
r,itr Asylum Of Middlrtowu confirmed: Grinnell
re.t Cril C. Hayes, Nathaniel W. Nah and RoIiIh H.
ttuGc