New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
THE POOL BILL ADVANCED.
ORDERED TO SECOND READING IN TllL
ASSEMBLY.
TO BE MADE SPECIAL ORDER AND PASSED
THIS MORNING. IL SPITE or TIE OPPOSITION

TO BE MADE SPECIAL ORDER AND PASSED
THIS MORNING. IL SPITE or TIE OPPOSITION
or THE "BLACK HORSE CAVALRY
Albany. April IL (srco ia!.-TAc SaXton Pol hill,
which will prevent the selling Of pools in this state
outside III" racerIcks, Ip'rcd from the Judiciary
Committee in the Assembly this morning and WAS In
mcdiatoly sent to Il second reading speaker sulLcr
deserves u great deal Of credit for the manner in Which
lie ovcrcamc the forces opposed to the bill and per
mittod II 10 BE- reported. dozen OF the leading
members Of the Black Horse Cavalry were on the
watch 10 prevent the Assembly from going To the
order OF reports OF committees and the Speaker know
ing this did allow them an Opportunity to do So
Half dozen special orders were ON the calendar
this morning when the Assembly was called 10 order,
so the gang" that had Il ken the contract TO defeat
the bill did not expect that the cider OF reports
Of committees would be reached, and consequently
, they were off their guard Immediately after the
last special order had been disposed OF the Speaker
announced report, OF commlitccS and recognized M
Cocnev, OF Brooklyn, TIE chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee. The clerk had read two or three reports
from this committee before the men who were de-
pended upon by the pGcroom PEOPLE Ia kll the
Saxton bill knew that the committee that lInd de-
cdcd yesterday to report this hill making re
port. Then there was IL small sled RIOT iinouN
D. Sullivan was the head rio,r. lie had determined
to ignore Mr. Crckers orders yesterday and to DO
all no could 10 defeat the Pool bill which the boss
of Tnmnany Hall had suddenly decided should go
f,rouCh sullivan chained recognition ana raised
the point OF order that the House could not desert
tbe order Of unfinished blSiLess and 90 INTO The
order of reports committees without unanimous con
sent OF the members
Mr. Ouglcy, Mr.. Ma,worth. Mr.. Malby ana Mt
Fish all declared that the House in the order Of
,,uor;s Of committees and that il would require
two-thlrds vote 10 - OF that oriT OF business
and The Speaker sistiincI them The hrSt Dill 10 D.
rcport,d aflcctnc the racctrdcks was the one aShh
for by Controller Campbell. which allows him 10 cx
anime fine books OF tho racing associations 10 see for
himself what their receipts are. and which t1AeS
al th,r receipts This bill had boon reported
f,vor,liy from tho committee by unanimous vote
but over night orders up from Mr.. Croker T.
kin IT, Is /, would take few thousands Of doErH
more yearly from The racing associations aad turn
1t over to the state
Mr.. cooney moved to rccommit tie bill. Just
bcf re this the speaker had declared That no IN
tended to he absolutely fair on the bills from this
corm,ttcc but he sent this bill back - to com
mlttco b. fore any one knew what the motion was
A cry almost Of anguish and horror cam' up from
the Assembly. because every thought II WAS the
saxlon lii.
"whc7c is your falrncssi' shouted a dozen mem
beers AT once
.rli, 1, not the saxton bill - cried the speaker.
Tn. SiNton ill was announced Immediately after
ward and sullivan tried TO send 1t back 10 the com
mlitcc with instructions 10 strike out The enac'ihG
clau,c There wa, 4 feeble vote In tho Affirmative.
but thundcrous roar Of noes.
"Lo.t!7 cried tie Speaker. "The bill mas been
ordered t. a second reading
Mr. sullivan asked leave 10 say a word or two
and tlc House granted It. Mr.. speaker be sad
this la, been fight Of two sets OF gamblers anu
the gambler, that have the most money nave VOL
II 4, remarkable at good Tammany man hN'
sullivan should dare make al assertion ABOUT '''
chief. Richard Croker. the boss OF 1amnahv iai'
who la, used his Influence T. secure The passage oI
this III. lie practically c arg him with bribery
The Committee. on Rules viii make The nlll
spccal order for tomorrow morning ana IL VIII DE-
,us..d There probably will b. over 100 Vol's Tor
q. ,,.,,, .,.r,,,- 70 utgbt
Timothy D. sullivan l. making Wild tTcal' 10 hisuIi
q Whpt 10 intends 10 do Tomorrow, ""'h u.S W.
viii come up In all probability. special oruef VII
second and third readings 4, -, n.
TL. Committee Oh Rule, has power 10 do THIS MI
sullivan say, that hr viii 80 pat In an anrhGinen'
mai viii 40 away Absolutely with The iNcs f3oI law
Mr. sullivan does not expect 10 carry ih' notion IVY
Inc f. an NIo> get a Tolcall To slo" iAr Ic"pl" WIZ
are hind him Just how many vote, h. can ,olu,'.
In of her words, ~ he snld 10 day want luh 10,
our nancy" Tic bill may De- passed TO morrow nu.
II will not be- later than Friday before II goes 10 '"'