New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03
BILLS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
SOME MEASURES NOT PLEASING TO TAM
MANY INTRODUCED.

TWO MORE PRESENTED By Mr. KENPNEk-io
HELP PATRICK CLEAsoN-THE ANNUAL
AppROpRi ATOMS BILL REPORTED.
Albany. Feb - (sg,cciaD.-The opposition OF l"ln'
many Hall TO the measures TINT were lhuou".N -
,ssombyman otto Kompncr, of New York. was oen'o"
stated this morning when the reference 10 III"
committees OF bills introduced yesterday was ''u
BIZ speaker Suzer. There Is one Dill among uc NV
presented by this independent Democrat that ram
many Hall members utterly opposed to, ana WHY"
they will fight with all their ability. rms ID '"'
bill which makes 1t misdemeanor punishao'e w
fine of 500 to 500, for city Official 10 nterier'
with the action Of the Judges OF the criminal co"i.
In any way This bill Is said TO be direct a''ac"
on thot eower of T,mmany Hail. Police Justice Thomas
T. Grady hose interference with the acts OF announcer
police Justice resulted in the liberation from prison.
TO which they had been sentenced lor siA inoh'ii''
Of six vicious women. speaker .ouzer sent thiS pn'
10 the cities Committee, Of which Colonel George T..
Webster IS chairman probably with the idea that the
rtroducer and supporter Of the HnckcDcrry ksh
road bill the best man to handle such measure
Mr. Kempncr asked the speaker to change the refer
.nce and send the lii the judiciary COMMITTEE
but the speaker would not make the change. lIeh
Mr. K,mpncr moved that the reference be changer,
but Dry Dollar sullivan raised the point OF order
that rs bill already had been referred IL could
not h. taken from the committee until after the COM
mittcc had acted upon It.
Mr. Kcmpncr put In Il lii today providing for
the submission the next fall election OF the Iues
ton a. TO WHITTIER not the liquor stores shall "
allowed to be open fom o'clock in the Afternoon Oh
sunday until midnight.
AsscmbIyman Cahan. Of Buffalo. has sent ir a
bill TO make the State pay any damages that might
h, collected by the heirs OF Michael Erod""ick, who
wa, shot by a member Il the National ,;nnri during
the iuaa'O stilkc last simmer.
4 In va, introduced by Asscnblyman C0on'y, the
m!D'tant lection Il which * as follows
When ther. +. no agreement definite rate. the IN
tnrst Of moneys OF - upon each FOO
Tor year IL shall BE- lawful 10 lay, receive or con-
tract for any rate u Interest Of discount but greater
rate rody mantlnel hall be recovered In any ac
ton unless the agreement To pay such greater f't
is IN writing.
A,,embIyman Howard Conklng introduced bill
which VIII probably be opposed By every Tammany
member II the senate AMI Assembly. The blu ~
pal, a section Of the New-iork Consolidation act
wh.rh WAS amended year ago 80 that Police justice
Thona, T. Grady could Practise law a. well "A si upon
ne b'ncl.
Mr.. rar1nhqr introduced bill which permits any
party casting az the last state. municipal or county
election per cent OF the total vote east to hold rl
marie, ami conventions under the Bailot Reform law
allowing the selection Of the election officers from the
Assembly strict In wbicU IN, p0Ins pace Is Instead
Of the election district, a, the law now PROVIDES
Dlutd r. Martin. Il Tam:,any member from New
York City presented to-day bal which went IN over
The desk by UNANIMOUS tvil>'nl' INV
the I'm taken together WIN the presence OF fattich
drir'-'d Mayor OF Long l. lana NY
would make II appear that Tie lntItuucliOn pl Tue
men,l!r, done by the request Of Mr. Gleason a'd
help him out OF trouble. The i'H provide, tbat III
Dt Official shall his book and papers
10 ni}S.cCr->or, and II he does not he can ." locked
up in the county ia until he does 50. but should the
nian fail, tnrn over the Aforesaid LOOKS anu
papers max" AFFIDAVIT that h" iIi> turned them over
III rrncec.n,, nr>f crise Mr. Martin said that the
bin came To him from the statutory Revision COM
mS-ion,iS. ~ .,., .,.
AssrmblyInan sullivan sent In n bill declaring tint
any head Of u department or any empohe OF u si,!
government who shall begin any proceeding 'sms.
any person based upon Information TrrcIVcn III M
anonymous communication shall be guilty. 81 H,s
dcrranOr. ms hllI mlEht prevent >uPi ~
I:yrnc, from sending ot detectives 10 inN"'ugt" mo
ruth of an anOn communication that an OPIUM
loInt WAS dong business Al n certain place. or any
Irrort regarding IN. allcgci commission OF crimes,
The annual Appropriation bill came In I'M. mofnn
fem M Qugl,i. the chairman OF the way, am
Means Committee. accompanied by IN" pMd an
nouuccmrn from the chairman that II was in earlier
ths wear than had been before In twenty hNc years:
A. th, appropriations al statutory ones, anu
only need TO be- copied ont of the laws rs they exist,
this feat IS not wonderful.