New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14

BENNETT Brad,o1d Brady Bridges J. Irving Burns.
Christie. Crawford Curtis Dcyo Dickinson. DinkepIe
Everett FITS GARDENER, Grctslnger, Groat, Hoag H.
c. Johnson l. Samuel Johnson Jones kerrie'h hlh'''
Kurth, II. }. Lane LaImon. b. b. Lewis, r. j. LOWS
L'Hommcdcu, Menningcr, Miller Mitchell Mo't' rae
Pcli>a Peck Pcr>on. Eosc. saunders. shelter Ne.-'A
stevens william G. stevens. stewart. Stianahah lho'p
son Tompkins. Townc, Weed, WnipIlc and win
Noes-A iessrs Abbey. Blanchncld Blumenu1l' Boyc"
w. d. Burns, George II. Bush Robert J.. bu'h' W. w.
Dyrnc, Thomas i. Bynes Clarke. Conn'y' OooAN'
Coons. Cornell, Curricr, DAVIS, Dempsey DE Pey'ti
Dury Endrcs Fish, C,lbos. Gilicc, Greene Gnentner
Harncr IiarwGod, Henderson, Huson. Il. ;. John'ol
Kelly KIN. King Martin, Mase. Mcbride, Mcknight
McTcrrsn Monaghan, Mullsncy, Nolan, j. j. oConnof
j. X. O'Connor, OIlare. Pcalet Rice. Riley sage SAW
miller. SchaaG, Shields. sohm'r, j. H. Stevens T. D.
sullivan suIz,r, Townsend. Ticadway, Van Nrsnken
Webster. White sudWissIc-G2.
Ncssrs. Acier and Shcchan and McssrS. Decker
and O. +. Lane were paired.
Mr. Fsh's motion was then adopted by a viva
voce vOtc-thc vote on Mr.. DcNoS amendment
having been test one
There were four DcmOcraiS-Brady. D!nkeSpeH,
Kerrgan and Mcnninscr-ail County Democr1 y
men of NeW-Nork, VINO voted with lOrty-nlHc he
pubicanS in favor of Mr.. DcyOS motion Or t!e
other hand, there were thirteen Republicans VINO
voted with the Democratic majority ne tiIr,
teen Republicans were Burns, Sawmller ana
White. of Onondaga County; Courier, of Lrle
County: Davis, OF Livingston County; Mase ana
De Pcystcr of Duchess County; tish, OF futhaHl
Comfy: r. : johnson and j. X. O'COnnOr. OF
way, of Essex County; and klng, OF New orh'
Mcssrs Rhodes and Nixon, who have hl'htrlo
voted against the Senate bill, rciralned from
voting ,,...
When Speaker Hustled stated that ASsemblymch
Gibbs, Hoag, Bumcnthal, Greene and H. >. John-
son. of Oneida County. composed the new ON
ference Committee TO consider the WORRIES rHlI
bill. Mr. Hoag, of New-l ork, who favors the zen
ate hill, announced that he should not serve go,
That is the gcntcmans prlVlieGc s.i i
Sneaker Hustled The Assembly then abruptly
adjourned. - $3.50.
THE COMMITTEE ADJOURNS TO NEXT WEDNEs-
DAY.
r. was generally understood when the Assembly
CONTINGENT Of the Joint Conference Committee
WAS apponcd that the prospect OF speedy
agreement. either way. with the Senators was
extremely vague and shadowy Shortly al'et
: o'cioct This evening all doubt on the SUBJECT
was removed. Promptly at that h"uT an ,,c
members of the Joint Committee, excepting MI
Uoaq who had declined u serve. met IN rs
scmblyman Gibbs'S room. at the kenmore l|r 'h
informal smoke and chat. The RcpuoIlC'h Nchd,
tor, wonld have been glad 10 decide the VcN,u
question of the Fair bill on the spot, hnO VIZ
FishS retaincrs especially the Dcnocra'c p''
tion of them. were as little disposed LOT pi3"p,
action looking 10 compromise. as INV I",
hccn AZ any time since the dcddlo'N "'-"'
There was Absolutely no serious ulSc"SsI"H
such a proposition, and notion 10 adJo"Iu uI!.,'
next Wednesday morning az CLOCK me- w,
calv "reminiscences This long poslponemch' Is
justified on the strange around mat IL VIII ~
The members Of the committee time 10 Hlihc "P
their minds.