New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
AT THE STATE CAPITOL.
OPPOSING THE THEATRE TAX BILi.

rrcIsIATION AGAINST TRAMPS THE fiH0"
PRICE" SYSTEM DEFEATED.
rvpou THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF The IhiBuNki
AIp.Ny. April THE theatre managers VINO
appeal to the Legislature not to permit the eoceS o
, Of Juvenile Delinquents TO be the receiver
of the money paid for theatre licenses 'herc 10
srsnect have been made unwilling parties TO the war
co. ,oo Freedom OF Worship bill. the society
manages the House of Refuge which IL Tue
noipt Of attack of the Catholic Union OF new ioin
I'm its effort to pass the Freedom OF "oI'nip -
The appeal of Messrs. Walack' foolo anu
Palmer to the Legislature to pass 'hclr pin
dis,rbuted in printed form in the Assembly TINS morn
,n ~ s,hs,ooce the theatre managers say shat they
are mortified when they think the 'he"'o'
ara esnecially taxed, If they were pei
nicious for the support OF criminals eucn
discrimination they say Is not made even against no
lIouor dealers. Upon motion OF Assemoiyinan oain
the bill was ordered to a third reading
Mr. Raines's bill concerning the tramps was hlSo eon
sidered. 1t is substantially reenactment OF a
- ,ow AGAINST tramps which was passed
several years ago. This law was repealeu W
,r;cLarv n wear ago. Mr.. Ranes's Dill was
onnosed nv Mr. McGoldrick and other members WIN
are posing as the special friends OF the "orAhsi"'
Tbev arged that honest laborers I'm search OF worA
eould be imprisoned under the bill. MT haines r"ph
that the courts would mako no mistakes Vi 'hi
a, It was easy to distinguish between
tramp and man honestly seeking "oiA' i VIM
passed by a vote of 65 TO 80.
The Senate bill appropriatng 100000 Tor tne new
Cantoi WAS opposed by Mr.. Hasbrouck; OF Ils.ei
Comfy no moved that the appropriation snouu w
duced 10 S75OOOO Mr. Burnham proposed Una, .no
nrouration should be only SOoo,oVo ne 81
In wns already evident that the state wouu - ids
81 433 600 in the purchase Of the Niagara ais
and there were other large expeI ditures us ae
ment was rejected Mr.. Hasbrouc, Withdrew MS ,r
ment hut il was by Mr. Sweet who WAS eeIt"
nnon IT. The bill was then passed oy vote Oh - %,
The bill authorizing the snperln.emmucns em
Prisons TO Introduce the piece Proc, .as!,hrse
of labor in the State Prisons was deDaleu io -" bv
bours The bill was opposed almost unshno" ~ 30
the Democrats and by the Labor Reormers siI W ia
presented substitute the bill Limiting tue ihoi y. 20
State account system. IL defeated ny Notc 20
to 81 vote was taken on the Dill ~ ialleu ~
ce,ve az yoes-the number nccessary-re oniy
votes The following eight Republicans Nol9u h6ii,n
the bill Hendricks Taylor. Myers, Z. ~ l,her
Demers Uasbrouck, W. NJ. Hawkins anu o.o"I ~.
There we're nine Republican absenttes VINO can
connted upon TO vote for the bill Bailey, IL n. LIN
Dhhle Haskell DIN, ONeil. Charles smith, o'oIn ~
Whitmore Another attempt Will be maze 10 pass ~
hill II is suspected that there viii have 10 De car n
the Assembly, II all the Republican memueis arr y, e."
hroueht within the Assembly Chamber at Que VIZ, YIN
Fort seven Democrats voted against INC Dl' ""i0 '
two Gould and Byrnc, voted Tor u. -, ,,, MOI rre-
handsome crsyon portrait OF speaker brwl =, ,,l
scented 10 him tonight III the AssemoiJ |N'"0' -
be placed In the Speakers room