New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
IN THE STATE ASSEMBLY.
TAXATION, LABOR AND PROHIBITION MEAS
URES BEFORE THE HOUSE.
PROPOSED rosTPoNEMENT or THE SUBMISSION
of THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT-THE
sECoND-AvE., BROOKLYN, BILL
ADVANCED


Albany. March 4 (Special.-Te presentment OF the
o,and Jury Of New-York. which sent to Judge 'o"lhs
oentv the result Of its Findings regarding the VloH'
.rs ~ the excise laws and tie failure 10 prosecute
nose violations turned up in Albany TO-DAY III t"o
,.nds Of Moses Dinkelspiel. NJ Dinkelspie sent 1t ~
the cleks desk as communication, ana IL wa i''
%, the information Of the House Every one Is fana
xith the purposes Of its presentation 10 'io w.
.,a,ure at this time. The intention Is 10 au III Wv
,assage Of the new NQuOrDealTs' Excise Dill Dy s'o"
ne that matters are so bad in that city now ana inc
,yisting laws of such natun. that the au'ho''"os
vi, not attempt to enfoce them except IN cursor
and slovenlv manner No Democrat objected 10 'h'
r.oding of this communication, and Speaker shech'
d,d not refer it To the Excise Committee uhtlI a'ei ~.
clerk had read it ont in loud and pam to"cS' :.
communication went to the EXdse COMMITTEE VIM
uiI he u.ed as an argument IN favor OF more IO''"
excise laws. A.. coy.
Tho Assembly working in the interests OF 'lo Wv
.rcor does not intend that the liquor question snin
- a,ood srou, nolitics and be settled at an eecuo"
=, which no other subject shall be voted on Assem-
hIvrap Hit the chairman of the Judiciary 'oh''V'
Nsnded in the majGity report OF that com'n'oo a
,.orninp on Senator Van Coolers Dill ih"N'"e
vision for the submission Of III, prohibition
in April next. The report cane IN the sIdlo VI -, @
stitute bill putting of the SUBMISSION Vi '' rho
ment IN the Constitution until next NovemDei. 49,"
ns,,,oar rorbers of the committee, General husteu
and Me,srs Acker Hdreth and l. sam Jo''i9o'
were recorded a. opposing this report W"s"'y
David" has had his way in sc far a. 'ho u
this committee are concerned and nc VIII P'''"''
succeed in defeating the bill dtosether ,.,,rc -,
There is much discomfort among wealthy c'lAc'S VI
New-York and Brooklyn because the Dell"''u ,,,
Eoard of Equalization continues to make new io'h
and Brooklyn pay large proportion OF the ''A's io
State purposeS and every ycT some membei VI '''"o
house presents bill which I; underNtO" u D0 w
Of relief measure, but whlcf, on It's race "o' ~
Indicate that the burden o. taAatioh VIII " '
lighter in case Of it, becoming law Inc ihV","''
merely provides for two more state Assessors than
,lo o. -, nresent Assenblyman John Connolly
had the bill in the AsscmbE this year ana u "as
badv bea,en TO-DAY after the hardest kind OF hght on
hi, part Asscmbyman Dc,o, in opposing inc pi'l'
said that outside Of New-YOa CITY, he never hedu VI
a single complaint against the present tax asseSsoIs
Ass,nblvan MCCclland sought to answer some OF inc
arguments put forth by Mr.. Deyo' but he ""' q"'NS
.ienced by A,semblyman George IL. Bush, who asked
hin, if there WIS anything in the law to prevent the
Governor amounting New York men "a State Assessors
The hill was defeated by vote OF so to o3' Inc
measure now lies on the table beside the etadiei
DanceHall bill which did from the same Complaint
a lack of votes.
There was another lively time in the Assembly TO
day over the measure Introduced by AssemONmah
Ri.e of Ulster County, compelling the railroad com
,arcs to nay their employees weekly. The bill alehus
fhs law OF last year this respect ana also III 'ic
respect that municipal corporations and joinst9ck CON
palies are exempted from Is provisions INC ~, ,
G,d leo laid aside day two ago and was called
M today out OF its regular order. General lu.!cu
asked that the bin be referred back TO- the comm
s. fLai a hearing could bc ield ON It, Alter some
debate the motion TO HcOmht tle Dlll .n, MdS .oSt
whereupon Assemblyman Dcy' moved tWo lihpordam pah
amendments 10 ii 1t stood one OF the>c aihehu
S,rrI excepted The railroad Companies and the other
made them pay thcr employc. on the hitcchth udy VI
each month. These amendments also We're ios,, anu anu
tic b II was put it, final passage Ihch uiere & Va
C-and r1l,h Of members out ) the chamber but tIc!
came back again ana NoleI Nne" u wa 4o" W "
Il I'd received enough VOtc~ . pa IT,
II /, a strange thing 10 re New ort hen!ocr ..
the Assembly appear tbs protector OF the II cIcS'
Of the city Of Brooklyn. Fat tll' was uonc o-udN .,
As,emblyman Brod>ky who made iard hgil dsdilS /.
edvancinr bin INTRODUCED by Thomas +. bNrheS, 81
that city providing for tie construction OF an addl
I'm 10 Setoud-ave.. in BOoklyn for a considerable
distance across GowaDuS Fay, through water IRON M
len 10 thirty feet deep This Is one OF tle Wor,'
ts +Iat hes over been in the legislature ana RANKS
1vorabY with the waterrOrks scheme winch wa wa
put through some time ag,. Inc opponents o VIZ
mcasurc ssv that n would ost S5,OOOOOO - extend
fhe avenue The bill advanced 70 third reading