New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
sroua the aenaie with message that the senate co+
currvd ia the came without amendment
THE PRISON LABOR BILL RECoMmlTTED.
BILL no CHANGE THE HALF-HoI1pAY LAW
ADvAEoED IN THE AssEMBIY-Mls, AIMS
HoHrH'e AMENDMENT.


ADVANCED IN THE AssEMBLY-Mk' AIMS
woHrHs AMENDMENT
Albany, March 2s.--At tho night session Oh inc
Assembly tho speaker announced tne spec'a, Oi ~.
a. the evening. the Slavery Prison Labor Dill Do
fore the House vent into Committee on me Oih'
Mr.. Hitt moved 10 discharge the Committee OF the
ybo,a from harther consideration Of the BILL and
sha4 n he recommftted to the State Prison COM
r,ttse He said that committee had worheo earn,
esiy and faithfully, and had studied the proo'eNi "
the best Of their ability, with view 10 hnons on
ploymeht for the prisoners. Tho Dill was IepOe1
by only four members of the, committee, nVe Delhs
recorded ss dissenting--two OF whom were present
and three absent a..
| Mr. Ainsworth moved rs On amendment thai inc
COMMITTEES 30 directed to report on or peiore 1n"'
cay next rO,,,,,.,.
Mr.. sayexy. chairman Of the state Prisons Comhi't
tco, spoke Of the diniculty found IN o0tAniiS .
quorum Of the committee. .,n..
Tho motion 10 recommits as amenaeu " 'i 1A
worth was then carried.
The House then went into committee on Mr. hnouoS
mn changing the halfhOlday law by prescribing
vheis holiday during July and August.
Mr. sullivan moved TO amend by AIDING june Siso.
nessrs. Greene, 5heehan and others then oe0iSr'u
that there was neither demand nor necessary ~,
change IN the present law, ana 'oat "noio no
would work rroat hardship among business asSooi+
paralyEe business. 49,.
Messrx. Graham Mccain, Connolly ana oterS
horad that no cbanas would be made In the la" Dut
that II would receive fair and honest tnsi'
Mr. A,nsworth offered substitution, ooinB away
with all Saturday holidays and hsifhohoaSA
Mr.. Ackes said thRt the haifhohday hao never uven
a benefit 10 anybody except few BANK eetAs o
worhngman desired TO have the privilege Oh N'iAiAe
ak days and getting SIX days pay.
Mr. Hustled conceded with this VIEW
The bin was progressed, and N the HOUSE, 81 81
Hustled moved to discharge the Commttee VI sio
Whole from It's further consideration, anu lhss "
ordered TO third reading, together with tine alnelu
mont offered By Mr. Ainsworth In the commll'oo'
Tho previous question was ordered 30 u 49, anu
Mr.. Hrsted's motion carried, So 70 49,
SENATOR stadlsr called up In the Senate TINS aivo
noon his bin authorizing mayors OF cities 20 gram
speeial licenses for the sale Of liquors petWeen
M and 8 n M at balls. Senator kehogs Oh
uoxed the hin as entirely too broad In is proVons
ana ana that might lead 10 TIE virtual annaiuiehS
:, tha laws Restricting the sale Of liquor scnstor
s..sI.r IN rnpJy. said that the bill was approved
~ the best citizens OF New-York, by the police com
mssioners, and by The Members OF the EXCISE hoVsvn
CommIss,on. The literally educated Mr.. Langoein
then secured tho floor and made his marx Is
by accusing Mr.. Kellogg Of narrow-mindeohesS nv
,ns,xted that II was impossible to conduct soca en'e
tanments without s.mulants supporting this ProPoa-
t,on ny contrasting his varied experiences ~ ,
soeiety with the quieter and moro sooeE Sa,ooi "
gr Kellogg The latter said he had attenoeo m@nS
sttnn snts M. stadier agreed to an amendment
assns tba mi apply only TO Eew-YoEk City. inc
Iii was Sen ordered to q third reading.