The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
THE albany LEGISLATURE.
WAR ,EGUN AGAINss TIE IMPORT.
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wlR BEGUN AGAINS1 1hH IMPOR1-
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~. x.srned bartender leeeivinE the row.
Am, Cooperation off.he w. c. II. IT,
A.,ews,ymsn Conkiiw Correcting the
rsr,,sn and style OF Nils Affecting Now
FORK Cty-Dry Dolls sniiivan Makes
an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hm In Albany.
A,a.SY. Feb. -WilliamSchmidt.t the learn
al bartender. and authorof What to Drink
md When to Drink It." isreceivlnG powerful
.onp,ration In his war agmst the English In
royation OF barmaids. wioh threatened to
destroy the dignity OF steral New York art
rollories. The learned VILLAIN was forced to
ieny. bis studio on Droadny and transfer to
PARK row his factory 4 angels wings"
"swcet Dreams" and othr fascinating SYM
rhonics OF gin. rum. whiscy. and other mum
dane things by the mission OF q horde OF
BEAUTIFUL imported barmsls. who spoke with
an English accent. nn1who did not know
how to mako cocktail In tho way that
mon are accustomed y take them. The
harmed William since nat time has been
nrophesying i'll to the citpf New York should
q cver con. snt to accoI, its cocktails from
the hands of imported wol en- In black dresses
md big white collars IN Womcn's Christian
Temporance Union hasioined the learned
william In this crusnd against barmaids.
The W. c. T. L.. througAits local branches.
has heard OF tho dnmags (Which the barmaids
were doing to mems sstowachs and con-
sciences. and they havshad many petitions
aligned. which were, to day presented
to tho Senate by enator Floyd.Jones
OF Long Island and SENIOR OConnor from up
the State. The W. G. IT,. wants a bill passed
prohibiting tho employ nt OF barmaids and
iorbdding tho handlinSx cocktails or straight
drinks by women at pubc bars. Tho petitions
we're referred to the cobnittee.
Senator David d. Hills still in town. and
Democrats from oil pts Of the State are
coming here to SEQ bm and to ask about
his wishes Last niglhhe dined with several
prominent politicians rho have up to now
been his bitter cnomies His rooms are at 1923
State street. but he spsds a great deal Of his
time at the Executive hnsion. which Is more
convenient on accoup Of It's being less ac-
cessible. Tho Scnatorlso looks after tho leg
isative matters almoans much as though he
were Governor. Ho isonsulted by the Speak
or and Lieutenant Gosrnor. and his relations
with Gov. Flower are } friendly that the Gov
ernor has full confldese in the Senator's judg.
Moll w lupolSuAC pVAAShA AhOsSSAo'
Assemblyman AlfreRoscoe Conkling start
ed to- day to act as emmittee Of one to pass
on the English and sile Of bills affecting New
York city 1t may bSecallcd that Assembly.
man Conkling is nehew Of the great Roscoe
Conkling. that he wa educated at Heidelberg.
and that while he We member Of the Board
Of Aldermen OF NeN6ork city he decricd the
manners and custs,s OF his associates and
regretted that therwere not more gentlemen
like himself filling seats in the Board. Mr..
Oonkling brought a eories OF amendments
to the Personal Tax bill. The first one
was to change by" to "in." the next
to add an IS" !, fund and dividend"
the third to chang :..upon"t1 on" another
10 and a as they be ased
Nj. Conkling intSs to go over the English OF
bills as much aihis time will permit The
Assembly does tot receive MS snorts n q.
morning. after ikSas explained that they did
Ylf neS cu sS d aes 5hS
ohue Of the Brnklyn ferryboats. Z. E. Hins-
GALE Of the Log Island Railroad Company.
Esssh N the S e ths sn
They were alllhere on Legislative business:
except Mr. y waS has case In the coIst
prevent the passage Of the bills to extend the
Brooklyn eleytcd road across the East River
ana N.Y. fE city tG With tho
own to ,maS the ferry companies build the
Gerry came t. oppose T.
Dittenhoefe. and other theatrical people who
went the neatrisal law amended to permit
any injury'o their health. education. manners.
morals, oEeiicion. The managers q the big
theatres ae IN favor OF the change Of the pres
With til the performances Of Children when he
pleases. There was a hearing before the
a Assmsp e. 9Ss biz r. s c tSes tsi
arbitrary in me exercise Of tho power given to
him Ssd lay M saGser tod }n Of
tnd that If gerry waited Until the children
Gen and S Sp ssie Mr.
Gerry has been having the Legislature for
several y4rs pass everything that he wanted.
introeu sd h to permit
York sIt]not exceeding three miles in length.
act Of ltst year. 1t Is in the interest OF the
Bro%9klH elSsyated road which wants want IT.. to ex
kvef brdee with tho
The 4lowing bills were introduced:
BY s.$sor hun.er0To dstrSat: tho direct tax 70,
and oxss
.na the rate Of b.
By R4Ator COgR esha ll-Thc drafted mems bill
n Misunderstanding the tare between Astoria
and NJ tety. second street.
BY Il. Walker-To define the difference bet cen
lodginI houses and tenement houses
By ". Cahill-To have the Commissioners Of the
sinkiIf Fund hx the rental on subway ducts.
seHtor CoRgeshall and Mr.. Duffy OF the First
Wardbntroduced bills. In the interest of the
racink associations. to prevent pool selling or
the egistering OF bets on horse races any
ratedAssociattOne.
TIL Assembly passed bills TO establish fish
hatcle in. Sullivan county: to extend the
areaPf streets OF Brooklyn to BIO, cleaned: to
glvebudges the power to pass on the collection
q p4sonal taxes In New York. and to permit
tho borrowing OF money for new Brooklyn
parl$.
M Dry Dollar Sullivan wanted slight ex-
plaphtion made about tho statement that he
sn Srss the IN six Mes ba
whom he tirashed within fifty. minutes. He
wants to a6d that tho name Of the brothers
was Brown and that they lived on Baxter
street In order that no mIsapprehension
may arise smon9 tho people OF his district. he
wishes to site that he thrashed tho threoBrown
lively, andthat the length OF time. fifty min
ltss As stated In THE SUN this morning. arose
from the fSct that the Browns were very hard
Indeed TO hr0sh. and that there were three of