New-York tribune., 1888-04-13

Mr. saxton was defended by Assemblymen Morgan aug
Brundaee, while Judge Greene who LED the a,sch sH ~
the Democracy was assisted Dy Assembly ncn Ao''"'
FINN, Martin and Bush. c.o.n.
strict party vote rejected the bill OF Judge Greene
and the resolution OF Mr. saXt0n TO submit the quos,,
ton to the people OF the state was adopted ty @ lu
Republican vote every Democrat VolnS III 'H' H'sa
tive.
TIE QUARANTINE 'EsTABLIsTMENT
Senator Veddcr's bill providing for the selection OF
the Quarantine Commissioners by Joint senate ana
Assembly election reported fayora6y Without "a
dissenting voice from the Asseh1nS was r.,erred
bribery AT ELECTIONS
The judiciary Committee also reported eena'or
Fassetts Bribery at Elections bill favoraoy win no
amendments, Democratic members Greene |oohs
THE CANAL APPROPRIATION.
IN mo,Ion az Mr. Hamilton the $53o,0OO Canal
Augmentation bill was ordered to third readins
The Democrats also managed to have reported
back to the committee the bill introduced by, by Nf'
Mattisop remodehng the Brooklyn eiecuoh laws
THE PRICE OF DEAD MAN.
Senator LangbeIn to-day moved that the senate
Judiciary Committee should be discharged from the
further consideration of his bill increasing the sum 10
be paid by railroads in case by an cedeh. any Ra
senesr Is killed The sum now PAID 10 INC rcIduF,s
Of any person thus killed Is 5000 MT Lnpgpeins
bin Increases the compensation to $1,000 Inc mem d
not vet got the bill shape and the senate there
upon defeated the motion by vote oi e'sh' " NN0
teen.
Senator Sloan called the attention OF the senate
,odav IN the fact that the trustees OF dear and
dumb asvlums. which are not State institutions, are
attempting to get large appropriations from the
state treasury for them. He considers II contrary
70 state policy to make appropriations for Institutions
not under state control He therefore introduced
resolution reauesing the State Board OF Charities 10
make a report TO the Senate on the following three
nonts: N Docs not the state receive better service
or deaf and dumb pupils than II It had the asylumS
In their coptrolf (2) VIII not appropriations tenu 10
make these institutions benehciaes OF the staVe' an
60 lessen the interest OF phanthroplc people tol
fs there need for such a radical change OF pohcyf
THE OLD, OLD STORY AGAIN.
The old story Of the trials Of the New-forK Capie
Railway Company was told this afternoon to the Sen
ate Committee on Railroads by Charles p shaw at
tornev for the company Francis VI. scott, for Mayor
Hewitt opposed the measure anu W. - i'"''' i'
the horse railroads. did likewise
NoN.PURCHAsABLE ASSEMBLYMEN.
The six members of the Assembly Cities Commit
tee whom Edo Phelps, the lobbyist, said he couid
purchase. told the Assembly Judiciary Committee
his afternoon what they knew and what they ulu
not know about the lobbyist king" The committee
did not make any report
NO CHANCE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
A large number of women who favor any ana all
forms of woman suffrage were In tho Assembly Cham
her tonight and saw with dsmay the defeat OF Mr.
Ainsworths bill to give them municipal suffrage
General Hustled, Assemblymen Ainsworth, Longey
ard Morgan spoke in favor of the measure. never
theless, Il was defeated and the women uepHtou IN
sorrow. The vote was 81 10 90.