The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-17
LEGISLATION IN ALBANY.
FHR FT6BT OYER THE yoURNhE RE-
AEWED IN THE AsSEMBLE

Gsv. Flower Msy vsie ere Ri.Farti.au
Peiics Nm, snd Hss Decided Go Veto
ths Appropriatios Rui-Ths Robertson
Nou.P-rtisas Fsrk Sears MN Passed.
ALBANY. April 1o-The Dem ocrats Of the As
sembly continued their 1ght to- night to make
the roll call on the Factory Inspector bill
tally with the facts. This IL the bill which the
Clerk reported was lost by one vote. al
though Mr.. sohillinger Of New York whose
name was not recorded. says he voted
for IT, The original roll call shows that
Mr. Schillinger was first recorded in the
Affirmative. and that then his Affirmative vots
was scratched of. Mr.. Sulzer moved that the
journal be corrected to show that Mr.. Schil-
linRer voted as he says he did and as the origi-
nal roll call represents him. The motion was
beaten by . party vote OF 81 to AZ Mr.. Thorn
ton Of the judiciary Committee said that his
committee would meet tomorrow to invests
gate how Mr.. SchiiinGer voted.
It IL doubtful whether Gov Flower will sign
the New York Bipartisan Police bill or any
other bill which dscriminates against Demo-
cratic cities. The Governor. II IL said. has de-
cided to veto the Appropriation bill, on
account OF the clause which provides that
the counsel employed by State Commissions
shall be appointed by the Attorney - General
In somo way tho clause providing that
the Comptroller shall not pay any counsel ex-
cept those appointed by the Attorney General
was left out Of the bill as Il went TO the Gov
ernor and the measure will be recalled by the
Assembly for amendment in this respect. The
Governor said this was q rider which should
not DO incorporated in general appropriation
bill The bill to abolish the Albany Water
Board passed the Senate
On motion OF Mr.. Fish. the bill to give the
Superintendent Of Insurance power over for
egn insurance com panies was recon mtted In
the Assembly. This is the bill over which Su-
perintendent Pierce and Assembyman Hem
nessey had an angry dispute on Wednesday.
The Assembly passed. the bill for . special
publication Of court decisions
Senator saSton introduced the shenield bills
reducing the salary OF the Sheriff OF Nav York
city to $4,000 without fees; to give the
Mayor power TO removs heads Of departme nts;
to remove judicial sales; to rem odel the Police
Justice system. and to require the Dock Board
to let contracts to the lowest bidder. He asked
that the bills go to q third reading. Senator
Senator Pound introduced bill prohibiting
the sale of tobacco to minors in state prisons.
S the Y9ts Non
The senate Passes ties: Bills IGAi Pio,idins
iS s term than .dnts fosbiddns the aban
out the consent Of the court; provdins THAT that
the State shall pay the prevailing rate OF wages
on State work.
The Governor asnt to tho Senate the NOM
nations Of Dennis Roman to be Harbor Master
the Of " APd s
pital: also the ,nominations Of Charles J.
ingers9ll and Edward Jacobs to be United
States Loan Com missiouers for the county Of
New York. Mr.: Jacobs was confirmed and the
nomination OF Mr.. lngersoll was referred.
A com munication from tho Cham Der OF Com
merce. which has already been .pu blisheI !. was
read In both Houses OF the Legislature to.
night and referred. It sets forth the Vows Of
that body and those OF Mayor Giiroy in regard
to securing rapid transit legislation this rear
stephen Baker. President Of the Manhattan
Company; W A. Mash, rresident OF the Corn
President Of the Bank OF America. ali OF
New York City have sent protests to
tho passage OF Senator Persons bill
allowing State hanks to demand thirty days
notice before interest be ring deposits can be
withdrawn. The bill has passed the Senate
and Ia now on third reading In the Assembly.