The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-07
LEGISLATION AT ALBANY.
THE HENDRICKS HIGH LICENSE BILL
hurled IN THE ASSEMBLY
The Aqueduct Arbitration Bill Essentially
Nodded and Recommittsd-PassHE OF
The Iinson Registration Bill

ALBANY, May D. w TN only lTTee luH udyS
rs,t OF the session, the Legislature started in
this morning TO DO great work. But the habit
~ taking is SO firmly grounded among the
members IN each House that the progress made
was not commensurate with the needs Of the
bour In tie Assembly Speaker Hustled start
- o,,t NV preaching IA little sermon rs to the
,,.oassi,v oi cooperation with him in the effort
% avoid waste OF time. Tho principal business
o,,bs morning was in relation TO the Hendrix
nth License bill which Republican Leader
ri,b unyittinGly rrecipitated TO its death. He
hnd a notice in under which he could move
.uspension OF the rules, and he expected TO DO
nhle 10 advance the bill. II not indeed, to nut 1t
IN its final passage. Before doing so he moved
a call OF the House. making this motion
Oheen minutes earlier than the time
10 had announced. The first aues-
,ios on which test vote could DO
hsd was on the progress OF the bill to the ordet
~ .ocond reading. On this the vote was
voo. 80 NAYS co. The Democrats voted In the
necotiye with these Republicans: Andrews
Cprrier Gibbs. hirch Leroy, J. X. OConnor.
and Saymiller. The G5 votes necessary to
nroeress not having been obtained. the bill
vos practically killed But MIR. Fish asked
unanimous consent 10 have 1t progressed de-
.nite the adverse vote. Mr. Sheehan objected,
and the bill remains in its regular order. vi
course Il will never be reached
The order OF second reading was tho regular
order this morning for the last time this ses-
sion No bill which has not been progressed
hevopd that order Is in any better position
than If it had never been introduced The
rreposterous Union Mission Medical College
bill is one OF these. Mr.. Endre's Anti-Police
spy bill. which he has many times tried to get
out OF the order OF second reading. also goes
down in the wreck.
Mr. Wissig, by unanimous consent. intro
duced bill providing for the payment by the
members OF the New York city police force OF
81 q month each toward tho police pension
fund. The Hon. Timothy Dry Dollar sullivan
objected. saying that he understood that the
policemen we're opposed to It. He atterWard
withdrew the objection, but it was renewed by
Mr. Dinkelspel, so that the bill died a bornlnG.
Mr.. HoaCs bill making the salary Of the City
Chamberlain in New FORK $2OOOO; an ices 70 go
INTO nn6n 'a as any amended BY Mr. Sheefan a not to
Affect the suits of the city against eA-Chanper-
"Is already iT, staieI in TIE Sun. tho AQuedpct
Arbitration bill has been abandoned: I ms
statement was verified IN the Assembly 19-9 ih
bill up and amended Its nineteen proNlslons
for special tribunal for the aqueduct claims
arising under contracts for the construction OF
the aqueduct the claimant shall have right o.
action in the supreme Court, and such action
or special proceeding shall have preterence
over All other actions or special proceedings
on the ca endar. The section OF the E9nsoi ht
Ibs ify IF is mad to apply
those cases. The new bill WAS nude special
order for the evening session, and when IL
came M Mr. HoaS moved that It be referred to
the Judiciary Committee: The bil! was recon-
mitted by vote OF 81 to 81. .-
MIR. Sheehan at first voted in the negative.
hut changed lust before the vote was an
hSVe f power 10 report at any time This motion
the Speak er decl AIRED carried. ,..-..
Whom the conference committees report On
the Linson Registration bill came in AT the
evening session Mr.. Sheehan said that while
he still held that the last registration day IN
be postponed until the Friday before the cleo
ton. still the conference committees agree
than on the Second Friday before and he
hoped the bill wo9ld PASS qnanhimSHisiy' Mr.:
M S b Se 6
then passed Without dissenting vote.
commi.tees report on Mr. Fassett's Factory
Inspectors bin. This leaves the biz as
vision OF mercantile Embellishments Eight
women are to be appointed by the Chief Fac
senator Cogeeshall's so-called Grade Cross
ing" bill. under which 1t was feared in New
York that the New J ork and New Haven Rail
road could graz almost all OF the Mott Haven
Harlem River water front, was vas called up under
and laid over so that An opportunity could he
had to read and amend il; At the evening
session Dit. " COnUOT InONeu - suhpeuu LILO
rules for the passage Of the bill. and lie sue
ceeded by a vote OF II to Il. "
big corporation Interest, was pushing the biI
or the amendments would not be voted down
in this way. city which opened a street
cr oS.f e. '0 before M Sheehan had inished
The Senates chief fuss was over street
Cleaning Commissioner Hans Beatte's bill.
a. pointed in New York and assigned to duty in
the Street Cleaning Department His plan Is
to divide the city into sixty Districts ; and have
the corporation ordinances. whose offences
make the work Of street cleaning difficult. MIR.
datory. and tried to amend to make 1t permits
siye. The DEMOCRATS were all in favor of the
La s Erwin f and o'Connor Of the FepuD:
lcans voted with. them. senator O'Connor
things, he said:
bslsve that We ought occasopaiy 70 give the REQ,
rev s. he haze .
"rsss are IN 51nmony 1 sO:s Up aud The County
Si and f.nS%ny Ts o%nss down and 5s!SseS them
aSn - H4is sss S'ss
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i wi! probably be an advantage TO the party. be.
5sS5.ssn,at:: T.H I =. ny q *. SofE 5os i
discover anH IoticAl character in tins bi ana would
not care al tie sixty TO be appointed should DO
DEMO- rats; IN tact hone that they viii not appoint
there Soai PIT out and ,h.4 link he Fo
pAhIcAnk would have some show, We AZ KNOW hat
HeW York IA essentially rotten and corrupt II ere Is
question about that II Is thoroughly bad 1T ~ tho
most perfect specimen OF orEinA, SIN that know Of
ana yet the fame time ! do that accom-
ihh any hing by nvestiRRtlnRlit II simply results IN
tAPping sewer pine, which creates sensation and
bad smell for the time being HIuey dAyE roll by and
the same old sewer conveys the foul that
do before II l. very interesting for ie Newspapers
nut do not Eeo shat The Republican party ~ Sew York
stats ~ benefited Dy II
The senate passed the bill by is tos
he Senate. on the motion OF Senator Hem
GrickS. recalled tho Syracuse SkaEcatles Lake
Water bill for amendment Gov. lin had sug-
gested that the work Of taking water for the
City Of salt out OF this important canal feeder
ought 70 be done under the supervision OF tho
state Engineer. aud that he should have
power TO regulate the use Of the water. an see
That the canal supply, was not endangered.
The Senate passed the amendments.
In the Assembly Loader Sheehau got a
motion through referring the bill TO the Cities
ommltte", whose chairman, AndTus. Is u
BuiiRlonian, and canal man like himself.
and The chances are against the bill ever being
heard OF again this session. Although Messr-
Fish and Gibbs took OPT osite sides In tie vote
m the luestiOU Of efA'aura Uas ttIGir o., -