New-York tribune., 1888-04-11
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE DONGs.

BROOKLYN DAY IN THE ASSEMBLY-THE HUD-
SON RIVER BRIDGE BILL TO THIRD READ
ING
ALBANY, April 1O.-Thls was a Brooklyn day in
the Assembly and a number OF measures pertaining
to that city alone were disposed Of Young Mr. AS
pinau distinguished himself in speech opposing
bill introduced by Assemblyman McCann, giving
Brooklyn more Police Justice. Mr. Aspinall
referred to his colleague from Brooklyn as Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde, ono moment introducing measures to
lessen taxation and the next to Increase it. Tho
result OF his speech a practical defeat OF the
measure, because there not constitutional ma
iority. The vote stood sixty-one for the measure
and sixteen against It,
STREET IMPROVEMENT.
The measure in which large number OF promi-
nent Brooklyn people reported to DO Interested,
that s the Street Improvement plan. was also sent to
the Senate This bill was introduced by Mr. Mag
ner and provides for the bonding of Brooklyn TO the
extent of 81 300 900 for street improvements, nclud
Ing repavng and laying out streets and putting In
sewers Mr.. Tallmadge the only opponent Of
the measure
POLICE APPOINTMENTS IN BROOKLYN
At present Police Commissioner Boil Of Brooklyn,
as president the Excise Board has power to appoint
the employees of the Board To take this power from
him and distribute II equally among the other CoHi-
mlssoners IS the object Of bill introduced by Assem-
blyman Haggerty, and which passed the House thi'
morning .- ,.,,, ,n,ncr
Judge Creene's New-York and New-Jersey Bridge
bill received a thorough overhauling In orief' tho
measure permits a commission composed Oh eA-uoS-
ernor George Hoadly william Libby and George 3
FIed with two others TO be named by the Governor,
70 locate the place where the bridge shall terminate
ln New-York somewhere between Eeventh-'t ana
Eighteenth-st. on the Hudson River. MI CrosDy
opposed the bill In Its present condition lie Saiu
that he did not think that Mr.. Hoadly was proper
person to be on a committee Of that kind; that ne
IT,, NJ md hR al a
town somewhere on the West Side, and that II would
be a nice thing to have the bridge end In his back
yard Field he didn't know at all and could nhd
nothing about him. He opposed II fur'her Oecauso
none knew where the bridge was going to be ollit
Mr. Hamilton agreed with Mr. Crosby and sald mat a
Mr Hoadly was partner In hrm that has the rep-
utaton of being funk shop, where old charters were
patched up and s3d OYER 81 Sa Bin was ordered to
third reading with no material amendments maao "
NEW CITY OFFICE BUILDINGS
Among the hills that were introduced was ono By
Mr. Crosby. providing for the erection Of building
In New-York for the Registrar, County OlerK anu
Sheriff. The important feature OF this measure -
that It prohibits the erection of this building In CRY
isa ba maSes the park the Site This
viii Undoubtedly be- reported unfayorably, as s oR
me Srnsbys BnI was ordered to third read
ing and referred to the Cities Committee OIL "N'n
he Assem5Iyman % McEvoy has bill to regulate the the
elevator CHARGES which has been before the House oa
RaGs ior b snd the Field Code special
orders for this morning but SaIJed for the Gu
foroement OF the ninth Joint rule and tho d plIs the
shut for tho day But Mr. sneehan Of the
rule be suspended for tho Consideration u '"'
TAn1MANY HALL TRUST BILL
The Judiciary Committee OF the Assembly VIII also
eport the Tammany Hall Trust Dill, Du' IN S"'H 80
form that tho original introducor OF the Din WI,
hardly recognize It. The aniehumon''
make a new bill of It.
THE FIELD CIVIL CODE
The Senate passed the Field CVil Oou1 D ,nt..
was introduced by Senator Ives, by the following
Yeas-Cantor, Coggcsha, Collins Dea"e' i-.""'
Ives Lewis LnsoH Low s0ss Nsdder NsSsqsVoh wOrh917
NsS,sFassett Foley Hendricks, kelogg L1nSbe'
Laug6ln 6a!9 MgiTERny, MiTERn q Reil'' N0O''''''' O
''N Cosr or SCHOOLS AND ARMORIEs.
Controller Myers, of New-YorA IN response ~ -
luton passed at the request OF senator NOM @
letter stating what 1t has cost Ne"fo orA Cy " 9up @
port her armories, public schools anu 'ho NVi
Iege The cost OF land for armories mas Ooon
sses 900 maintenance for ton years. 81 ,4sY CS
srecia expenditure in 1873, $4,000 o. ~ so.. q,
pendure In ten years, q 434,S 30 schoois 81 New
Yerk for ten Years has been se s91 63s 90
Of normal schools ten years, Sv York City
M 5ea Pu 90 10 mo @ rata paid back to the city,
90, 1929 go .
INCREASING THE FACTORY lNsfECION9'
General Husted's bill increasing the number OF
factory inspectors by adding SIX womon "a' passed
by tho Assembly touight receiving ne v9e @ resa
in the senate and viii probably be passed without
discussion
BRIBERY At ELECTIONS.
Senator Fassetts Bribery at Elections Dill came up
in the Assembly tonight after having ooo" ~ ~iOPe
fsvorablv from the Judiciary Committee. The measure
aroused a warm discussion which ended oy iS rooon'-
initial to the Judiciary Committee