New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-02
cnA1N11rTEE NEARINGS.
OPPOSITION OF neutrality-suspicious. KILLS Tnn
HIGH LICENSE mll~"oMEN ~ N%R-


CAMILLE B>TABlIsIMENTS
,,. ,,,r., Ass.rnblyman Inwsou's high
49,. ,ll according 10 N" members Of the IN
cis.. Committee is practically dead
/ There was an extended hearing on the OIL before
the committee this afternoon. II was opener ny
william f. Tanning. representing the iio''l Keep
ors Association who filed a protest from ne assoc
citation. The protest says;
.1,bc Introduction Of this bill IN the Assembly al
,his time Coming ae II does IN thc midst o. COM
noercial crises never before experienced 10y the h''
keepers 81 this Statel is not calculated 10 I'''"e
lost confidence in the minds Of h"tri-ke'I''H' H''
docs II tend 10 tighten the burdens made heavy
through thu general depression OF business i"r tN'
loet year but rather gives evidenc" of am overt IN
tention to stin further distress our business 10y 'N
acting from us an excessive ana uhi''s'''''''
license fec The present license foes in ms cry
are fully commensurate with thr proi's ana ''h'-
frs accruing from the bar business in our respective
hotels"
The protest WAS signed lr about D9 'l-ke'p"ra
] T Fulton secretary Of the EXcIs" Reform
Association Of Eew-N ork city. aatd h. "'N''at"'
the h,n as Il stood. bat would consent 70 inc "''.
| ton Of On amendment providing mat a H'''iS' ~
be known as q restaurant liccu4" BE ISSUED :" u.'
keeper or Keepers Of inn. tavern hoi"i OF f'S''
/ rant permitting sale therein Of strong or 'i"'','-
! ous LIQUORS wines ale or leer % A' drunk "n inc
| licensed premises when served 20 guest Ih ms
room or at a table with meals. and l'i "''H '''
! fees shall be ia city not Jess VA" Wv JOB ''''
than slCoj or ia q town not less than $40 nor more
/ than 5000
j. j. Chapman. attorney for tho EA''"' reform
! Association Of Ncw-York CITY, which h"d some
thing to do with tho drawing Of tA~ bill "''u
"Our bin should be amended 50 as {" 'H'''' i"'''-
keepers to sell TO their guests ana AT meas 'l""
licenses lower than saloon licenses or course u =
hotel runs a saloon as part OF It's business II ought
to paw a saloon license bat there are many snaicT
hotels in New-York who only desire 10 sell liquor
because their guests demand It, ana VINO cai'ao
hotel without accommodating thci - ~, Co
! Frank G. Rimm chairman OF the !r~Sln'lnr On
mittee Of the state Liquor Dealers As7orilJ'' ol
posed the section OF fhe OH "hi." prs,,' cIu
| license should not be granted - Il person con"
Morris Tctulslsy. president - TIE Liquor Dealers
| Association. understood that some orc ma" INC q
| that the liquor dealers were In favor asi I,,ar OF
| an increased license fee. This he cInphailc"IN ne-
In executive session it was decided not 70 r,port
| the bill, and hearing upon MI Whih"n ; "i ~
lowing saloons In Sew York CITY 10 Keep c lm'I,
hearing on THURSDAY.
The Right ROY iishoi William Croswcl Dome
! Of Albany, delivered strong arrument before he
Assembly Committee On Labor ana InnusiTir- in In5
| afternoon IN favor Of Assrmplym1n 'h,nl,I" Dll
bringing mercantile establishments i9IousH2uI "a,
STATE under me s9p"ryison o IT, o,%', ,rn2
! and children therein. WIKI view Of hetcilnS th'r
Among other Who .poHe carncs,l,. in favor OF me
pm were Mrs Frcleriek Nathan 81 ne 'Rss,lncIf
W"mnns socloiv "Vrq Nat6an cxrressrd her
| the league which she represented was unanimous
! In advocating the passage Of the bin.
| Those present I'm opposition 20 th" bin were Ed
ward Hackett. OF John q. Myers Albany establish
ment; Mycr Nussbaum. repre- senting mercantile
firms in Troy. Buffalo. Syracuse and Rochester, j..
PROCTOR Clark, repreeen.ing New-Yort ana d, Brook
Ign establishments, w. O. Thomas. OF ONeill q GO.
! f.. W BloCmingdae Of BloOmlngddle Bros; Mr..
| COwell Of James \. Hcarn 4 Sons; j. J. Strauss.
Of Strauss * Abrams. all Of New-fork city, ana \.
d. Matthews, OF Matthew SON Of Brooklyn.
From New-Norh stores came Delegation u ten
saleswOmen, who expressed their satisfaction with
the rnanagcmcI., Of the mercantile establishments
In which they are employed. The opponents ~ the
bin said II unconstitutional and an unnecessary
and unwarrantcd Interference WIKI private business
interests The committee took no action.
The special committee Of the Senate appointed 20
| examine into election frauds met tonight in tho
Senate Chamber, continued the investigation OF tho
Troy frauds.
w j. Ludden appeared as Democratic cOuns,
| appointed in response 10 the demand Of the mi
| nority members Of the committee, who had refused
| 10 act without legal representative.
| f. 8 Black counsel for the ma jority members Of
| the committee, called election officials from Tho
| First Second. Sixth and Twelfth wards Of Troy
| who gave evidence tcndng 10 show that unauthor
| lied persons had gone into booths with voter,
who hal not taken the cath Of physical disability