New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
No CASH YET FOR THE CAPITOL
PosTpoNING ACTION ON The BILL.
NO DEBATE on The MEASURE IN THE ASSEMBLY,
NEW BILLS.


ALBANY March / (SpecidO.-W hen the AS
semblymen entered the Assembly Chamber tonight they
Jaw the galleries filed with the Capitol workihGueh
nearly 900 In number. the floor spaces cro""eu
with women The cause Of this gathering WAS 'pc "o
OF the Assembly last Thursday making special orue
for tonight the bill apprOpriating S1s1ooo Ior Io'u
Ing work on the new Capitol The workingmen were III
eresled in the because their bread anu pu'e
depend upon its becoming law. The women present
hoped to hear brilliant speeches. CONSIDERABLE ue'
bate was anticipated over the BILL the Assembly Oclhg
divided on the question aboshng the office OF Ne"
Capitol Commissioner now held by Mr. Perry Whch Is
provided for by the bill Much TO the dsappOhtheht VI
the spectators there no debate on the Dl' Inv
leaders OF the Republican majority had decided 10 ho
u caucus upon the bill and see II they cou'u
not come to an agreement to support
the measure unitedly. The differences OF opinion
among them about the bill arc believed to be such as
can lie reconciled. The will be held on WedheS-
day night.
As soon as the Assembly called to order Speaker
Hustled said loudly Third reading OF bills lhis ui-
version from the new Capitol bill asOnished the Demo
Gratis. Their leader. Mr. sheeh an demanded that TIC
should considered tonight In the Interest OF the
workingmen lie sad the should be atsonce con-
sdered. The bill had been made special ORDER ID eoou
faith Members had neglected their business to come 10
Albany express their sentiments concernlnHl| IL
there pOstponement OF TWO weeks
thou sand labOrcrs were without work Mr. Sheehan
moved that the Capitol bill should be considered not
withdrawing tna other have the precedence
Mr. sheehan's motion was defeated by 50 to &C. the Re-
publcans voting in the negative and the Democrats in
the affirmative.
Commissioners Stephenson and Starr arrived here
from New York tonight with bill authorizing the Emf
grafton Commissioners to lease buildings Wards
Island to the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
OF Ncw-York. who promise To pay yearly rental OF
$40 900 The properly he leased Is worth S2OOO.OOO
The Emigration Commissioners nave lrssrEed their OK
pru-es by reducing thh number OF inmates III their
asylum from 1000 to 2bO They viii use - portion OF
the $4,000 In eCOmpeusng counties Tor tho support OF
palper Immigrants The commissioners also ask the
a mortgage OF SIOOOOo hcld ny H. Whtn
wa. granted for Wards Islam property
Assrmhlyman Hamilton introduced bill tonight IN
or asiug thu year salaries or the police captains OF
New.YOrk $1,000 to $500. The blll mas the ap
proyal II the Board OF Police o. New-IOrk
A-semby lyman Iagln introduced . bill authorizing tue
STANDARD Gas Company to put down gas plpea IN The
streets OF NrwNOrk unucr promise To exact only II %
| "A Thousand feet $500
A-.rmbyman Howe presented bill providing that
the ctn OF corporations shall not be increased
except upon the actual payment OF the Yalu" OF tho
whole OF the took and that no bonds shall o.
i-rrd except after Ming certificate that the stock has
been actually p1yrd IN.
Assembly nuu naggerty attempted 10 Introduce res
outun request NJ the Railroad Comml-Soners 10 re-
uorf whether or the charter Of the Gtnhdwdy Eai-
vav Company fh,u !i Ice auuullrd. Mr. Hamilton p'-
rcted the cptou OF the resolution aLu IL WAS rc
turned T. Mr. Hdsgrrty.