New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
IMPORTANT HEARINGS GRANTED.
THE IVES POOL LAW AID TIVE LANsiNGW'RG
CHARTER RESTORATION BILLS WE'RE AMONG
THE SUBJECTS coNslDENED.

THE SUBJECTS CONSIDERED.
Albany. Fob. 20-rhe b.H to repeal the Ives Pool
law came up for a hc,ri,ig before tie judiciary
Committee of the Assenb.y this Afternoon There
WAS Il large Attendance
The nnt speaker Anthony c)ms,ock IL
said he was not in favor Of the rcpe, Or the re
bill but OF the fourth feco.i witch allows rarl
bling on racetracks At ieas, $oO)Gro va clmbi-l
away every year by young men, estates were eaten
up and lives destroyed Tho portion Of the bill
which allows racing was not opposed by him. bat
he he'd that pcoi-Gambng was wrong
Asser.blymin Hcnnessy, % Kings County OBJ
jeced 10 the remarks Of .ir. Col,stoch =. could
show a minister gone wrong for every ruin u
through racing IN" l,w saouI remain - il vas
Gorge i. Elliot. Of d. yA. wanted the b.!
passed Everything said. regarding immoral racing
was true. The law should be repealed.
ID. S.Potter OF Glens Falls. appeared in opposition
to the bill. representing the Bre~ers' Association
OF Northern New-fo and the Agricultural Soc.ciy
OF Washington County.
The introduce: Of the BIZ. + Z. Clark SAIL he
would consent 20 substitute submitted by Mr
Comstock. which legazes !.orsc-a cing for thirty
days annuity but prohibit, bo2kmakIns.
INC bearing wa th,a cos, i
Over 20 citizens of Lana!aghurs attended tho
hearing this afternoon before Governor Flower on
the three bills storing The charter Of The yii,a-e
Thoy were about cquail.. divided for ana a-a.1st
the iii. Ex-senator C',n~t,ck made The principal
argument for the b.ils and IL \ Parn.nter against
them.
Governor Flower heard thc arguments o. both
s.hes am c1nc 80 the corciislon mat something,
In The Wy ot r'In a. WaF needed!
i believe" ne s4.G. ''tttt not much that is riclt
can be- JmpilS1'1 H. Ian -Durg or Ia any otD'r
section WHORE There "a similar coultt' Of things
Until ~ rt' bipartisan boards ~ election ln.p ci)T
20 give us homes; elections and an homes, count. !
t.iaE III q the" bis need To- 10 reviewed t. rly.
Satisfaction. for i"t go more N some points - IN
20 store -i!c fCfWor ch.g.t' and NM cot . -.
the necessary bcu.H'f sought afl"r. think Il tNp
thr~" 4 III" rca"t."f!tM r-ptrsening both sides
VIII coaf'r w.tE re that We CA cy-oc - an under
Standing ut OF whiCl leg station for IN" benefit Of
the Wig VII result to the satsiacion 81 all con-
-Dr!.
m Govc.aor's suggestion mot with The approval
Of al except III. FalWrnte.. who sand that court
business ~plid prevent lis ati.n!aucc The Gov
c!n0r said mat som, otieT "-&'n might pr ut
ms ...r the matter rested. and Tie confer
eace Wal be- he'll! tomorrow AFTERNOON ~ o'0r X
, in tho executive 'c.'.DN!.
this afternoon t. npi!!"lti'" r. FI"iciick !Irber-
and Daniel s. J. L} ran. r NrN-N ork 'liN. Tor
tn. die lu,inn q! the Central Siaiup!.g Company "a
Big = Wy Tk C'y trwerc fnahuiar;uri - e. ncerii.
erIions Ssrc IN VC1tior f law. il Ma made ny =
ihre. different firms aAd t"o corp rau'ns. Tn" a.
fc.icr denied that IL waS trust "d showed in"t tHc
corp rat In., tur s. l. a.. cDHctIn. hap separate q
r. m the company and tgat there ~is n'r"ly n
uni.n Il ;hree firms dong business as 'ne. win II
capital Of $4,000 Louis Marshall appear 81 Tor tn"
ne.d FIR T." company. 'cisicn wa% reserved
TIE S'ate Railroad Comn'issi ~ VIII give a hcar-
ing AZ TIE w-Cfrecht town nan IN fridaY, Feh-
rudry g. he mp aint f T." Newt tfrrhi Demo
Theodore ". Sterbuch. az iisi the ~ klyn. u Ia
and West End Railroad comp1fy r'carIing d1'-
e~rous cross rps i'm that town. , u
The CoTIInission mas given a decision allowing u
ch:ge - motive power On TIE Ninin-1ve. rnllro al
- Erw-vCrk t'ity between FifN ana Sky
Z urn sts.. from horses 10 cable.