New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
PROCEEDINGS N THE ASSEMBLY.
THE CODES COMMITTEES ANTI rINKEEroN
BILL SENT TO \ THIRD READING-THE
RAENEY BRIDGE BILL PASSED.


Albany. Feb. ~ CspccaD.-wlthin few days after
the opening Of this session Of the Legislature threc
measures which bore the name Of Anti-Plnkeroh'
bills had been introduced Each bill had the same
object TO prevent the further employment OF Pinker-
ton detectives BY the railroad corporations In the Sato
to protect their property during strikes All OF tho
bills aimed directly at the New YORK central anu
Hudson River RAILROAD. and grew ont OF the strc vi
last summer. Their authors Sulzer, Of New-IorH
Noan Of Albany, and Dyrncs, Of Brooklyn Ihe'c
were many differences am,ng the bills that 'hc
member, Of the Codes Committee, to which they were
referred, could not reconcile one with the oucr' anu
the committee therefore drew out Of the three DIS
measure which IL was thought would reach inc emu
desired by both the labuinG men and the Assembly
men. This caused many heart-burlingS among 'he
members Of the Assembly WHO wanted to go bei'c
rtlcir constituents this fall Oh an NntlPihkcrtoh
| law bearing their names.
The bill was the order OF second reading ths
morning. and was the special mdcr OF the day 20
unfarlliar with the subject were the members VINO
handled the bill that they left In two important pro
visions which would stop the work OF the Society for
the Prevention Of Vice and would not allow the con-
trocr, Of summer rcs0ts to employ outside detective
or police help during the summer General llu,tcd, on
behalf Of the society the Prevention Of Vice. man
aged 10 put I'm amendment providing that the pi1NE
lcces Of thi. society should not be nteri~cd with
and A,,cmblyman Varncy. Of Saratoga, got in an
amendment cNcmptlng summer fCsJrS lol t!le Pro-
vision, Of the bill
Then the fun really began. The first to speak was
As.cmblyman suzcr OF New York His speech was
made up mainly OF 4 violent attack on the Central
Railroad. The sane member does not hesitate - rae
over the road ON free pass at leaSt twice week.
As,embyman Hit, of Albany, next got the floor
to oppose a mOoa which was to be made by ms col
league from the same city. M?. Noan' TO SUBSTITUTE
hl, bill for the one under consideration There was
foft 4 Inr's
with H. Nr. HIT said that tic hbor!ng men whom
he had talked with all favored the bill reported from
tho committee.
Nolan was shut ont from m1Iing his speech by The
moving Of the prcvou, question by one OF the N'-
,cmbIymcn: but tho spcaAcr explained to Nolan that
he could RE 70 4 question Of privilege lhc Su0
gc,ton was eagerly jumped at and I'm his speech Nolan
declared that "A representative 4 tho Central Railroad
had been 10 him 90 try u get HIN - drop ms Dill
The motion to substitute Noau's bill for the com
mitcc bill va, lost. 10y vote of ~ 10 VI l"o ''''
ni;tcc bill was then ordered to thirl rtalns.
one 81 the most mcrori1us measures VIII" i'''
oyer pa..ci a Lcrl,latur, got through the Assembly,
,l,l, morning with only five opposing votes ms u
t,, we'll known Tauncy bridge bill. which ha' been he
for. IN, Lca,laturs for many YEAR y full dcs'lp
tim oi the measure and il, PROVISIONS ""' p'o''".
IN The Tribune last Monday The measure allow ~,
con ,tructon II bridge from s1mewheic near tpe ''
central station. IN New York. to Long Island Cty'
Tie arch above ire ils'l H-0' w 'N '.'''' 49,
md tho archc~ which cr,,, the strrris must n'' NJ %
f.,o f., any way wish the use ~ tl' streets 4"p
b.u received ninety lour Affirmative v'tc>'
Tie N.cnbly committee on Taxation ana hc-
t-n,hmcut II vhich A..cmhlyman fIah' J.
WHO b,, nine indictment o forgery hanging over ""'
| i, chairman. reported bv bl ON the tAN H'''''''
,ii,l H. md brf,r, It. The bl which the committee
ont - tli. do hi, al = the Provisions of the m.t'
mr., introduced ln th, senate by senator Er"n' l"o
measure, nro, de, f1r the "L,tag' system "i aAa'''"'
and make, tie mos:1n-cs on real c''n'c pay 'N'' "
The fun amount # tie mo.tsage' rather tH'h ''' pr
son who Own, The land. Personal property j. "'''
taxed and the holders Of all property MIST maze o"'
A LIST of the r,.aI aad personal property wh'n 'nc'
oWp. ~ ,,-, A.,
Hamilton Ii,h, IT,. introduced Dill al'o"lnS ,, ~,
tr,,cc -, thc \,t,r Library e invest The ihhd' le'
f. the library in the viii ~ John Jacob A'tor IL ae'
corlanc, with tie provision u the will.
r,om l,s,mal,mau Htt came bill providing i'i
f,o. ,n.,,,,,l,r N vocal mu,ic in the state Normal
school, the union free schools ana The district S'"''S
Of tn, state. ....,.
rr,m T,mo.hy suIvan came bill prohibiting Tho
nrr,infmcnt :, ,hc ppIc" force of Ne" or" 81 hl'i
whp not Ctl"n- oi ,l' 'ou,i ed 40 r vrtr nm,
English Iiuguegc . ...., ,r.,,,tl-
AMI uri. =, Trrt, second q reservoir int pu1hc
garden The old reservoir Is to be ''N'cl o'''' anu
promenade made ont of II. 49, ,,.
Ns,rnbIymnn McCleland ha, strclS sudden i.at
II energy aud 4 desire for work NHcH % uc
r.oluin came over from the senate YESTERDAY pioNn'
Ing for an adjournment Of both bfai,'hcN 9i & 1' =, 49,,
lnturc today. that the mcHlhcI' "ho "H'pN i" , W"
could 20 10 General shcrmanN fncnl. 1t Wa u"aIr
50 d that the adjournment "ouId bc hiu ~ Ul .
regular hour. \ few moments beiote tlc io"I "'
which thc lions, usually qult' WORK for me ulY,
however Mr. McClcillud made motion lit tle iio''.
take recess until : p. III. lhl' cL,Hum 81" ,, "' thc
immcdL,tcv The motion prevailed, ana 0r 'ic
r"lt live minutes the speaker was busy W4th pr
missions 10 be absent until Monday
TIE FOREST COMMISSION lHNh'il"Ali"''
Albany Feb l-.-Thc forestry inquiry was 'oh''"F
nod mi ,orno,n by the Assembly Investigating Com