New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
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schools, arguing that IT contrary to the con
stttution and against public policy. Messrs' hlu
menthsl. Hit and Roesch supported the BILL arguing
that the Catholic Protectnry was q charitable instt
ton and therefore was entitled to receive puoAe
money
Mr. Crosby finally offered amendment 10 inc
bill, repeating all laws giving appropriations 10
sectarian institutions There was contest over 'he
amendment, which ended IN rs being detHa'ed oy
vote Of 40 70 40. There was more lodging on mo
vote than upon any other amendment IN bill oherea
this session Most of the dodgers abruptly left the
chamber and sought refuge IN the senate chamber
but the bill then failed 10 pass, receiving only Do
| votes, when 66 votes necessary aud ID Vo'os
| wero cast against II. Mr.. Blumenthh sadly la'o
! the bill ON the table.
Assomblyman Haggery's bill to give the elevated
railroads OF Brooklyn the hight TO run their roads
through the streets OF that city practically without
| paying any damages 10 property owners In streets
seized by Them will be considered tomorrow by tho
sepato Railway Committee. The bill passed the As
| sembly on Friday The day, when tho bill was
announced in the Senate motion 70 order u 10 ti'u
| reading was made By Senator Pierre This was
Jumping such an important bill with vengeance.
| Probably no more auGaoious motion was ever m"he
! by a Senator: but then Mr.. Pierce has recently been
! IN Chicago and probably there acquired boida"sS'
senator Murphy very properly objected 20 such Dill
being "railroadedr through the senate, and the Dill
| therefore, went 10 tho Railroad Committee.
| A hearing will be gven upon It tomorrow seAa-
tors Cantor AMI stadlr OF NevNork received letters
| tonight about the measure, and decided 70 eA-
| anime Il carefully 1t is the opinion Oh
| som, Of the Network members that tho
bill is an entering wedge TO deprive the proper'!o"n
ers along the line of tho elevated ROADS Oh Ne"
| from recovering any damages from Inc raihV"i' VI
that CITY II will be easy for the o!eVa'cu r"a"S ="
New.York to secure exemption from paying damages
elR
| mptlon this year. 49,.
The relations between the elevated roads OF new
York and brooklyn II Is apparent, are already irenS
N high degree Mr. Lsunrbach' inc oouHs'' vi ,i'
elevated railways OF Brooklyn, has rcmarAaoio III
auence apparently over several OF inc HSSouUi' 'o
| N that city and somehow these mon almost ''"i'
ably vote for any bill or amendment favored oy inc
elevated RAILWAYS OF Ncw-York. Mr.. LautelRS'h' u
| IL saLd drew up Dir Haggcrty's bill. II this Is uuo'
| II should be an easy matter for him 10 ara" "P "
| amendment TO the Hsggcrty bill, II II shoulu wv
law which would bring the elevated RAILROADS y, 49,
York under its provisions MT ha6s"l'S va
| rroncIIed forward with such force that ono m!Sn
pfs a., Ill the locomotive engines Of the Man
| 80 plnva,cd Road OF New York and OF the Oh"n
| rloy.,.a railway Company Of Brooklyn ware 90
( hind II. -, p.n,v has
| willis s. Paine, the superintendent OF banh, Va" ".
| not offered his resignation, A. wa FuhoioH H''
| c,turdsy Mr. paine has a good chance OF Fo'a'i'
| In
| - ~ r.ce,,,es "a 600 yearly, and his bAhlb NM
| ,,or boan doubted It Is rather strange thai suoh
| t,,rnor should have started Senator F@SAeVH o'n
| nroytding State care iOr the pauIer Hs@io pa"
| tho Senate tonight, not however uhul ,ne'o n"
heen a stiff fight against the prr!udIces Oh 'o'' "
| members who uphold the present Unsatisfactory al"
| INADEQUATE county plan. Led by Seha'or ma" nh
tho execution Of county after county was auemP'e'
| These were successfully beaten. only hVe senators
voting % exclude the counties. The dolesau"h i'o'
N.Yorh ALI supported the bill as 1t stood, and voted
| with Senator Fassett to Kill the Amendments 4h''
| was the vote by which the bin passed
Yeas-Mcssrs. Cantor, Collins, DcAne, f@seu
roIov Grady. Iangbcn, Laughlin, McNaughloh
uurnbv o,Connor Pierce, Robertson, Russell e'adier
sweet. walker, ward, and Worth-l'. ~
~ays-Messrs. Arnold, CoggcshaI Er~in, Kellogg
rou1s Ralncs Sloan, Ncddcr, HaWhns-O'
some of the country members OF the Legislature
consider apparently, that Network CITY sh"uid 10
os,,o their special care and attention II Is rmarka
h ,rba, attractions there 10 some OF the Senators
| and Assemblymen toward parts Of the state lar r
| MAYED from their districts. As an instance. senat"
| RaInes goes away up into the Niagara l'ceer'auof
10 plant machinery under the Fails 10 bcheut VIZ
| gina company. Judge Greene, Of orange county ma
toade himself notorious by promoting tho Hudson Rive
| bridge bill and tonight he was Joined by Senator
Vedder in trying to push this iniquitous measure
through the Legislature. Mr. Vcdder tried to &c
the bill to third reading and met first by al
objection from Senator Murphy. This senator
through some unknown influence, was induced Il
withdraw his objections, and another attempt wa
made 10 lump the measure 10 third reading. HI
| fine a genuine and consistent objection camo from
| Senator Kellogg. Judge Greene Is NOTHING
n not persistent, and there ar
snv means le by which he can get the bill through
| Lc will not hesitate them. Later in tho even
ing senator RAIes took hand In the attempt 10 force
The bill through. lie gave notice that be would move
10 suspend the rules and have the bill read out OF IL
| order.
| IN geftla Df tlg tAI
bnmscS on the Fassett Prison bin reported 10 tho Sen
| ale TO night Tho following amendment was made 4
the section providing for the employment OF the con
victs: -, 90, -,.. =, -,
GProvided, That not more than 100 prisoners shal
be employed all the prisons OF the state In the manu-
| fsrture OF stoves and iron hollow and that no
moro that 100 prisoners shall DO employed IN all III
nr1sons OF the State in the manufacture OF boots an
shoes: and provided further, that no prisoners sha
| be employed upon any Of thc said specified III
dustrios In any of the penitenarics, rcformatOnes
or houses OF corfec ton I'm tho State, except In maxim
articles for the OF the public institutions OF N
| StateS
The amendments were concurrcd in by the SENATE
| the only negative vote being Senator I1awhns's.
! The Canal Appropriation bill was reported from th
Canal Committee, with the additional 81 so 900, While
was Jumped into the BILL appOrtloned TO the variou
| finn roven,ens The bill, with the additional amOuI
Included, passed. with these votes recorded sgani
It: Messrs Erwin, Fassett, Hendricks, Lewis. Raine
| Russell and Vedder.
Senator Cantors bill, giving Mayor Grant the AT
thority TO make provision for the four new polio
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