New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
TEMPERANCE GUN NO. I.
THE COUNTY FAIR LIQUOR BILL PASSED.
ONLY ONE REPUBLICAN AGAINST TT--GENERAL
LEGISLATION.
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LEGISLATION.
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ALBANY, Jan. 26.-The first temperance measure
that has yet passed either Huso of this Republican
Leg Statue passed the Assembly to-day. IL was
General Hustled bin prohibiting the sale OF int0xl-
eating liquors at county fairs. wi ch was passed by
VOC of eighty to I've ~ nine Every one of the votes
cast against tho BILL except one, was cast by Demo-
ctat. This except was Mr. Reitz OF Brooklyn
The hostility OF the Democratic party to all temper
Legislation better Illustrated, because
the measure was chiefly drawn up to prevent drunken
at fairs, where It is especially offensive and
morally demon alzIng, owing to the presence Of such
a large number of women and children. The vote was
"a follows democrats I'm Lalcs):
eas-Messrs Acker Adams, AInsworth. Aidieh. Aspin
ALL BagleH Baucus Beatty, Brown, Brswnell Brundsge
Burns CashOu, Harrison Cheney, W. W. Cheney Church,
Clark Comstock, ConnellH Cosn, Cornwel. Cottrell'
Crom we'll Crosby, Curtis, Dalton, Davis Dendor, De-
witt Donaldson Edwards, Enz, Flaherty. Fort, Frost
Fuller Gallagher, Gallup, Goerss, Greene Hadley Ham
Titan Hughes Hunting, Hustled. johnson, Kent KIM
ball Knapp Latimsr. Lewis, Mabie. James H. Martin
Mathissn, Maynard, McAdan. McEvoy, Ackenna,
Mckenzie, Moody. Morgan, Necton, Nixon Ohe"D
Plat, Prime Rhodes. slavery, saxton, SheehH" VI.
Smith Tallmadge Thompson. Tisdale Nangordsr VEN.
ple whipple White, Yates. YounemaA, speaksr-oo
Navs-Messr. Bltmsnthat. Coons, Dcmdrest Endres'
Gordon Haqan, Haggerty Hermann. HtH Hog"s' nor
nudge, LOngiey John Martin, ONed' Rdnno"' heiN.
Rosenthal Ryan, j. W. smith. Thomas smith, Jr' r. A.
SuliirdJ, T. d. SuLliuan, WdfeT WetdHe', messy
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
Mr. Plat introduced bill prIrillng for the suDh''
sion TO the people at general election OF coh9'"
tional prohibition liquor amendment u r''"'"
passage by two successive Legislatures. ,,
Mr.. W-sig introduced his PeIsohaI lADeIH p''
which provides that In cities OF over ooooo hdo''""'
licenses may be issued by excise commissioners "''
ON, extra charge for the sale Of ale, beer, wines AID
elders ON sundays from 3 to a. m, and nom p III
to midnight. -... 49,.
j. W. smith introduced measure AUTHORIZING ne
New York Comptroller under the prOga Of the b"9id
Of Estimate and Apportlonment, TO Issue apH"oh''
school house bonds not to exceed S2OOo'ooo Tor SIS
for new hoos ETC., ard for a new building ior Tie
Board of Education
Mr. HUI ted introduced a bill amchdins the New iolB
charter by authorizing the New-lork llrc 'omm''
souers to appoint members Of the police force ii'
,red IN who'll or part from service, or those In acNs
: rce TO serve In theatres to prevent fire. o"nrf'
lie sees ana managers Faces Of a1tsncn' ma" pa,
- per day Tor edch person aetali'', 10 IA, i,o t
la tlcnl Relief Fund The DOdiu may al" "Pp'.'
On. VI NOR sUcn p,rs0ns upCh apIh' eh"l 81 80. .'
as.r ana the pay hehI vi $Io lo' sP'''"
any entertainment
TO REPEAL 1HE PARDoNING POWER
Mr. White proposed constitutional amendment
repeating the pardon.ng power OF the Governor '"'
creating state board Of PaGon', to CONSIST u '''o
commissioners. In treason cases thry snai su,l''
the sentence untl the Legislature has p"'''" "l"" ~.
/ 1he commissioners snan De appOiu,ed -! as" COO,
rrnor subject to confirmation BY the senate dH nal
/ N'A't~t'-N'N''
liked.
EULOGZING c. c. Is. WAIKIKI
Mr. Curtis announced the death of {. (. L. alA'i
and referred IN terms of culogy TO his services, a. "
also Ae,,s Greene, Brundagc and hu,tc4 and Out 81
| rs,uect to hi, memory the Assembly Adjourned un'.
IL a. III. 10 morrow.
BUSINESS IL THE 50 NATE.
When the Million Dollar state Prison blh ''m' up
for final passage in the senate to-day, Mr. sloan -
/ lutroduccr explained that statements that had APP
peared in the newspapers showed discrcpan.ics tr.
tween the OoutrOllers aud superintendent Oi Ils"i-
rrl,ri, Of the financial workings OF the prisons li1
said he believed that the discrepancies were puifF
mo result OF different styles OF OOOhhecpns but 80
TIA. meantime be thought the pa>>a-' "l ne .t
should be della ed, pending action on The resolutions
Introduced by Mr.. Low requesting thoiOu-h lauuld
statement, both the Cont OiIct dhI lu' Ndfih
endeut OF Prisons in lcsald to the Moihho OF lD'
etafe prisons system .
b These resolutions, called up by Mr.. Erwin ard
passed with the amendment that the Controller J."
given five instead Of three days I'm which ~ report
The bill temporarily laid aside
MORE DE AZ WITT THE HEA TIL OFFICE Bill
Mr. Fassett's Quarantine Commission III came ~
I'm the regular order of business Mr. Cantor mO' 80
10 Law II on the table lun the information - ucsfcd
Of The Health Officer should have been received. lie
not opposed 10 progressing tie ILL., but "anitd
full Information.
Mr. Fa,sc was willing - allow time for fll, IN
formation be obtained but suggested that tl" ul
lie laid aside Instead Of the table, AMI this course
,dopted.
Tribu'es were paid to tho memory Of e. G. g. walker
Cantor and Walker after which the senate adlournei
I'll to