The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-06
STIRRED UP THE ASSEMBLY.
LIVELY T<LE kBoUT THE VAxDERBILT
PlENBRoHING BILL.
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ALBANY. March 5.-Ths Provident Loan As
ISOLATION charter stirred up a good deal Of dis
cussion In the Assembly tonight This was
the bill which Incorporates Cornelius Wander
bnt. Seth Low. and a number Of rich and WELL
known people. and also q number OF people
who are not at all so well known into huge
pawnbrokinR cont any.
The company is to lend money on personal
property to the poor. II Is to pay no license
fee. and 10 to he exempt from all the present
restrictions on pavnbrokers. The charter IL
regarded rs SO valuable that several pawn
brokers express a willingness to pay $4,000
for II.
company should not charge more than six per
should become personals liable for the debts
o! the company.
He said thatthe charter was a mon y. making
scheme. pure and simple. and not charitable
At all The names Of distlng uished persons
have been got for the charter. and under the
protection Of these names reputable members
OF the Legislature had been induced TO take
charge OF the bill
Mr.. Ainsworth said that II was rumored that
the pawnbrokers had sent $50. 900 to defeat
the bill
NJ. Denniston said that the bill would not
relieve the poor 1t was simply the granting
OF . valuable franchise.
Mr.. Butts said that he saw no reason why. II
Cornelius Vanderbilt wanted to invest money
in the pawnbrokinR business. a discrimina-
tion should be made In favor Of him and
against other pawnbroKera
Mr.. Ryder suggested that II those rich people
really wanted to be charitable they could re-
duce the rents in the teEem G Mt house property
they own aud pay more wages to the en-
ployees in their corporations
Mr.. Hennessy said that Mr. Sheffield was In
the habit OF introducing kindergarten legis-
lation. lie wanted to exempt Creamery Park
from taxation. although only rich people used
the park. and they were abundantly able to
pay the taxes. Now he had bill to enable
rich people to become pawnbrosers without
the restrictions which are imposed upon poor
people who become pawnbrokers
Mr.. Fish said the opposition to the bill was
inspired by rawnbrokers The bill was
There viii he a hearing on the libel bill
on Wednesday and Thursday of this week
"Wednesday afternoon before the Assembly
BY a party vote the Senate sent to the Gov
applied The bin had already passed the As.
tcmDly. 80 tno Workings OF TINS system Will
depend on the action OF the Governor
The scheme WAS devised by Dr. Clark q phi
Ss the .SS I'VE; CIV
according to the wards in which they live.
shaken up- together in = box aud drawn out 10
series OF 20 By the City Clerks Every p shall
constitute an electoral unit 1t shall meet
Three electors shall constitute the governing
different squads Of seventy i've in the city Of
oswego.. Any eleetor may deps,e any other
may represent several electoral divisions. |
having a vote for cvery division he represents |
pons and ieISr A ali n the city S1' oSs Tssy
shall not vote for any OF their own numoe |
any Kind for their actions.
Senator McManon asked that this bill be re-
10 study Il, prSTson es epa, % S5 nn tine
represent the oswexo district, said that the |
.soss o. that dstret w9qt Ike 70 have the
the people in the rest OF the state should NOT
The Republican Investigation COMMITTEES
number nineteen began it's work this after
noon; This is the committes which ia to see
dispensed WITH Il Il began with f the ii.he
sries bureau and emamined J. ". Mersereau.
BALD thousand dollars 's year es "s fs
watch over some 100000 acres OF oyster land
lis esrts had resutod IN 1I Ss e oSsr
ions and several hundred dollars In fines
which were turned in to the State.
X. II. Rogers. who IL the State Mine Inspec-
or. testified that IL was his business to go
around and ms pect the different mines to see
hat tho Mining law was complied with. He
rad not much to do at present, as OF all the
mines in the state only four salt mines are
Working regularly. The committee Is going to
Examine Shore INSPECTOR Ferguson on Thurs
lay.
Senator Tarsons offered several amendments
o the General Non partisan Election Inspect-
RS bill. These amendments provide for a
lvil service exam nation Of the inspectors. |
Bills were introduced:
by senator wolfert-ro authorize New Utrecht to
senator bIaieJ-lor the appointment of three Com
lissiOnsrs hy tue MAYOR anu supervisor Large 81
Ir"oki yn who shah enlarge Brouklyn 50 InAt shall
ncluie all OF kinzG county |
SENATOR rsrsons-To reduce telephone iAtsa
MI H0ughion-Eo publish the BrOoE IN ssstry lst In
ssna;or NeNahon-For the computation OF tn. vot.
tths srsAist Ne" York question on the actual num-
Nj. Ain.worIh-For bipartisan Pole. Board in
'est Troy
The bill to permit savings hanks IN this State
o invest in the bonds of other States passed
he Assembly. This bill has been before the
.egis lature Tor several years. 1t will increase
he value Of the bonds Of other States The
lew York city members opposed il on the
round that II would raise the rate OF interest
mich New YORK has TO pay on Its bonds by
ringing New York CITY bonds In competition
nth the bonds OF Western cities which nay q
10 her rate OF interest.