New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
THE MEASURES MUST BE AMENDED
GOVERNOR FLOWER WILL vDO THE Ian
sISHtRG BILLS UNLESS THE BIPARTISAN
ELECTION BOARD FGAN II INCLUDED
COMMITTEE UEARGHGs.
COMMITTEE HEARlNGs.

Albany. Feb. Ex-Governor Flower conferred with
the representatives. Of the opposition parties from
Iansnghurg. In the Executive Chamber th,s amer
noon and insisted that the bills prof, ssinG
store the village charter should hive incorporated
as one Of their provisions the bipartisan election
hoard plan rs proposed Ia the general Tin pending
in the legislature. The Republican counsel objected
10 the provision. and The Governor SAID that he
would veto the measur" II It was not inserted.
Finally the counsel agreed 10 insert the provision
and 10 modify other parts ~ the bills In accoranc"
with the Governors suggestions just what the
changes were not announced
The General Laws Committee Of the Senate and
the Banking Committee OF the Assembly gave
Joint hearing this afternoon the bills introduced
bv Senator Stapeton. to allow foreign building and
loan associations to do busincss In the STATE on
a deposit Of s2icoo and hy Senator Persons shut
ting out tho foreign associations hereafter organized
altogcthcr
JUDO Dexter. for the Ncw-York State League OF
Comparative Savings Building and Loan Assoca-
,ions. opposed the Stapeton bin.
George J. Pcet. Of New York, contenIed that 10
repeal existing laws. so far they relate to as
sociations hereafter organized. but not in regard
10 existing associations. would prevent existing as
soclations from amending their charters.
The Senate General Laws Committee decided to
report the Stapleton bill favorably.
Before the Committee Railroads this afternoon
there was Il hearing upon Mr.. Butts's bin COMPEL
York cry 70 carry passengers over Its lines on
the East SID. from the Battery over the route 10
East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -seventh-st. for a
single lvc-ccnt fare.
Byron Travcr spoke in opposition to the bill. In
the first pace hc said, it would deprive the Man
haitian road Of its property without making any
commentator The company not now and
had not been earning money Tor lohg nm; a., ~
reduction Of fare such as was suggested "ould De
unjust and oppressive. ,.. - ,,u ,.
| 10 the Fast SIDE citizens OF New-York There was
~ reason why they should not have the benefit
argued that It would develop the cy north ,, OF
One-hundrei;lnd- twenty cninth-s Aioph , ~ PHI
! Taxpayfrs' Associl,icn 80 action was taken
Before the Assembly WAYS 9nd Means COMMITTEE
AM, argued I'm favor Il the bill approprlating 1900
FOR the creation Of n state Hor;icnltnrnl D.part-
| mrnt The governmental station at Geneva was the
nrst in Inc country ana h. thought was there that
the department should b. sarted ane ,em nI s'n
The distributor ~ the money Mr.. nixon the intro,
ducer or the h. argued In iavar 81 H. ~ prov,nr
| rria,ion and locate the department Wherever IL
| pleased. . ,,o,es tho Nil, ~ A.
! enntlvnan rinnegan 10 appropriate S25Vo Tor the
establishment, - an aercultnrni NIern ,houb,
i, tbc C7,nva station should he allowed 10 esiab.
Isi branches - itself instead ~ creating new ana
Iobpn GponnnI Of Jamaicn said that IT was best
| ,n establish iuGopen,h.nt stations, n " v.aeu 10
start n rivalry which would pr'ns ""'"' ' "
President Stewart OF the STATE oarf or , Charities ~
XII, ,nr,nrioiinr sl25 600 for another refornatory
at Ellenviilc Ulster county re sa, rnl ae ~,
u MIRA d,61,,,nnnl accommodations we're necessary
| This appropriation would MAKE p'o''''' " ''
QTnoro WILL be hearing wednesday afternoon un"
berCre the Senate Railr9gnu innt,on in nossenper
i-anys p'iI p. r The steam railroads operating in
~, stafc as between long ana snort h""'S