New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29
HIGH LICENSE VOTE TO-DAY.
MR. CROSBY TO CALL UP HIS BILL IN THE
ASSEMBLY.
THE DEMOCRATS ARE UGLY AND THREATEN TO rkh-
VENT ACTION ON THE MEAsURE-woRK OF THE
LEGISLATURE.


LEGISLATURE.
~ TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
l,..xv March es-Thore viii be . battle over tho
IT, on IIc.nse hill in the Assembly tomorrow between
thu Republicans Of the Right and tho Demoors1 WI"
will DO aided by four or five Republicans OF the ""hs
Mr. Crosby gavo notice to-day that to-morro" ~ noo"
he would move q suspension OF the rules In oraer w
have a vote taken upon tho High-l1cense OIL. fh'
measure Is now on the order OF third reading.
Mr. sheehan, the Democratic leader said sngry
aNo YOU won't We know how we stand here
Mr. sbeeban will try to bulldoze tho Republicans
into abb ndorng their attempt to push forward the DILL
He will make the point of order that Mr. Crosby can
not mako his motion except In the order Oh mo'ion'
and resolutions. a..
Nc Crosby saws that his motion Is pertinent In the
order of third reading of bills. The Democrats Threaten
to raise riot II Mr. Sheehans point OF order Is rueo
by Speaker Cole to be not well taken Mr. sheenan
however, threatened riot year ago when cc0"n
Hgh-Licens bill passed. and somehow the throsF
ened riot never took place.
After spending large amount of valuable time In
discussion the resolution introduced by Senator Low
extending the time Of the investigation OF trusts was
passed by the Senate this morning with only one ais
sor forced an Adjournment yesterday while the trust
resolution temporarily lad aside az tns tTgu ,ne
Sf a pr''qM 4 ur y iVh ho ons
would then have to come up In It's roguia orncr pus
ssr%sh 'ns WSch Il the end nothing
continue the investigation at its pleasure
LITTLE HOPE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The Woman Suffrage bill destroyed again for
this session by tie vote just fifteen voting ior ana
fifteen against it. The author Of the bill, Senator
done There considerable fun made over ,n6
their desks and senator Ives changed his vote twice.
for " oEly woman's reason" ne ssid ,r,,.s III.
fore T1 the hour 1r'if for TWO % senator
canor osr to b 90 niS open or
by strictly party vote. Senator Robertson called
resolution providing for evening session every
wednesday until final adjournment
CAUCUsING ON A NOMINATION.
A caucus Of Republicans held after tho morning
session and it was agreed to confirm the nomination Oh
James Campbell TO succeed himself as trustee OF the
Soldiers Home at Bath A.. e.n.,. this
morning senator E .cf0 tne SpS Wor X
Daye %s fR Re ccnToer Of furnish
meeting room IN some F, o. ,ne pIV ssociaon
IN AN ECONOMICAL MOOD
The Assembly considered to-day the Supply bill
wbl,h Mr.. Ainsworfh has contrived to restrict 10
little above ST. 100000. Mr.. Bush, OF Chemuns
additional for the EmIra ReformaiOry, but his TO
quest was refused.
Mr. BURNSS MISSION.
Assemblyman Burns, of westchcster County, camo
here with mission namely, to pass the Dill author
izne the suburban railroads OF New-forA 10 chahso
their routes Last year after long ssfusso s no 10
passed it, but Governor hill iound y rcio ,,,s tn
some particulars and did not sign IL MT BUTTS w
day read letters from prominent reslueh.s "a haS III.
tct approving the measure ~ ne oee sod 'hS' 'n'
Mr. Shea said the bill designed TO allow me
Suburban Rapid Transit Railway Company 10 sNoIa
buying its right of way and take tne sd "a The
Annexed District fast as they were opcnoa no
peoplc who lived along the proposed route wero "
posed TO the bill 1t had been ordered 70 tniiu iesu
Ing without reference to tle rar.ai he hn ealing
General Hustled said that the bill was az, caee &
one being desired By the people OF ~estches'er anu
the Annexed District; .,
| WORK AT THE NIGHT SESSION.
In tho evening session senator Van COTS Dill IN
creasing the means OF for the Police fehson
Fund of New York was ordered TO third reading
Tho Senate adopted tonight the concurrent reso-
,ution amending the Constitution OF the state SO mat
seven Supreme Court Judges shall serve as yuasos
of the Court OF Appeals when the caiehusr VI 'u~'
Senators Ianchlln worth and McNaughton were ap-
nointed by the Lieute Governor committee 10
draft suitable set OF resolutions on the oea'h VI '
The Field Code was ordered to third readingIiI
Ia r. Mr. Ives said that he would order the Din u
a final passage on Tuesday next . ..,..
Mr. Ives's bill making mSdomeahor 70 pun al ia,,o
trade marks on goods ordered to third readns'
ONLY $500 900 FOR CANALS
The Assembly Committee Canals decided this
afternoon ON tho amount that will advise tho Legs
ature to appropriate for the capals The report VIII
ba for an appropriation OF $4,000. The vote stood
| q To & The Senate Committee on Canals VIII pport
favorably bill approprlatng S oisd Tor The
/ 1arrrr amount.