New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
BUSINESS OF THE ASH lBl-Y.
THE B11Ls TO PIT NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
Asy1r,Ms UNDER STATE CARE-THE SUP
pIr / FIREMEN AND POLICE

BUSINESS OF ne hso''A iii-''
THE BILLS TO PIT NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
AsYLuMs UNDER STATE cARE-THE SUP
PLY HILIe-FIREMEN AND POLICE
MEN To RIDE FREE
Albany April 1l.-There was full attendance
al the opening of the Assembly session TINS MORN
ing on account of the Annual Supply bill being
snecial order The Assembly Ways and Means
Committee reported favorably the two Assembly,
bills bringing the dependent insane IN Newt orN
| and Kings counties under state care Inc New
York bill was introduced by Asscnblyman a. H.
| Conklng 1t transfers the Central Isiip asylum
property belonging to NcwYork city, to the state.
and the city of New York is to continue It's rental
Of Wards Island. which. together with the Asylum"
buildings there and the furnishings Is 10 ne 'ra'S
ferred to The State on the payment OF a hoi"na'
consideration of ST. The New-York asylum build
irfs are 10 be designated by the title. THE Man
haitian State Hospital" The Brooklyn bill was III
PRODUCED by Assembyman Friday. by II the hihBs
County asylum property at st. Johniahu anu o'"e'
pIaces in the county is turned over to the state
and will be hereafter maintained under the name
of THE Long Island State Hospital
With thn massage Of these bills. all OF the de-
nendent insane in the State will be under state
care and New-York and Kings. by coming uhder
the provisions of the state care act VIII save 10
,he taxnavers in these cities 100000. Under
the present system New-York and Kings support
their own insane, and. in addition pay the stare
insane tax lust the same though the state took
care Of the insane in those two counties. New
J York County owes the state over Si'"""' III
back taxes which were levied for the care oil the
! insane The county authorities contested payment
I'm the courts and have not yet secured decision
They held that New York County supported its
own insane and should not be taxed for caring lot
the dependent in other portions OF the state
| However. MIR Conkling's bill not favoraby
| acted upon until after the New-York County au-
| thorties had agreed to withdraw defence 10 the
suits now pending in the courts. which were
brought by the State to compel the payment VI
these back taxes.
The following bills were reported favoraoy;
the Governor Of three members OF the bar to eNs
anime and report upon a revision OF inc rone 9I
Ing 500 for the 9Th Regiment Volunteer infantry
Wr Wamilton's approprating 5000 FOR the Pas
tenr INSTITUTION in New-York city
Mr.. Paveys providing for oiehhial s'hoo' cen
Nsscmblyman wrays. prohibiting theaire-tcket
senator Collins prohibiting BARRIERS to work on
Sunday. except in New, ork ' anon ii' n, M
Tho Annual Supply bill was taken up and its
reading consumed an hour. Before me OH passed.
which II did 10y ninety-nve affirmative No''7 H'''
A,nsworth stated that there had been newspaper
criticism because the bill had made no appro-
prlation for the expenses OF the Lexow Committee
The reason this had not been done was because
f. had not been asked FOR. il would be done III the
Senate.
The bill which passed yesterday. combining III"
Fish and Game ana the Forest commissions WIS
recalled from the Senate on mouoa "' VT. N'''
worth Tn. BILL Mr. Alnsworih said. had been
amended and rccommittcl 20 the WAYS and Means
Committee Hy mistake t. had been passed without
hayng been on the members desks ior three Gays
Mr. StanchNcll called ny the Senator ''un'ah
bill lail aside. and advocated is passage. Il pro
vilcs that transportation companies RNr |''
MASSAGE 20 police officers and nr"men. Nessr'
md
ii passed.
The senate sent in f,r concurrence IN" resolution
- adjourn over Good Friday uutl Monday night
Ths res,lu,lon was adopted This VIII D." IN" iTSf
time the legislature has adjourned over 'io'' RI!
day In many years. On motion OF Mr.. Ah'"'rm
| m. House decided TO hold a session 'hs evening
These bills were passed.
Mr. Paveys amending the articles %, ,nG,ri3,f@
tTio om oi VIZ" ~ Xcw.YorF
WV!iljs.t cxemp,ing from taxation TIC err
| eriv o. the American Fine ATi- S''i'N "' W."
hGWIrF yachoron's. defining the duties OK The Queen
| c',r.,' C,rrfuI Toner - Juror
srnator sullivan. allowing trucks 10 stand on
streets in Ncw-York C.y.
! m. Arsworin biz to provide for the inspection
by local health boards 81 mercantile establishments"
| was advanced - third reading
| m, Son,t. resolution % extend tho tim" - May
for rc,,rt from ,hc joint committee appointed
| - Investigate state departments cam" Wy Tor con
| ..,-.,c. NJ Foley attacked the resolution. IN"
| t,i scbcr,. Of the Republican party was To f'a'h
| mn, for p,tronagc. Is work thus f'r h-d amounted
| to lltte or nothing
! announcement Of the Democratic party was
| do IA. MIR Ainsworth IN advocating cohcurr'nc"
! in the resolution -, 49,,
| Mr. GALLAGHER offered al Amendment 70 IN" r"So-
,H,,on that the meetings of the various Shh-''h-
,o,c., be public and that witnesses BE- 'ntited 10
counsel The amendment was lost ana the ''l'''
resolution was coucurrcl IN
Among the bills introduced were.
|
| ,nSS g. nav scwer-improvcment expenses.
| I,v Mr. Maiden confirming the pfo,',dInsN =, wv, 'n
| General Improvement Commission "i l'onh ''''''
~ H. !,anchneld providing that any ono hold
inc public position in this state shan be dcsi,
dent and nhabtant OF the Saie ana a Gua' t,h
| voter from That DIVISION oil inc "'"'' mum WINCH
| he has been appointed.
| The Assembly then took a recess until -o'clock
| tonight
! When the House met at ; O'Clock tonight 1t took
up the sccond-reailng ORDER ana a"N tii'' nun
! ~ Mr. Uoops allowing the State Board Of Health
| 10 nnalyzc patent medicines, waS reached several
| members moved 10 strike ont The cnhcung clause,
| ana Mr. Hoops tried 10 explain ihrn ths questions
| came fast and furious and Mr.. Stanchh,Il m9Nri
that the House go INTO .3ini're q" rn@ no Y
| Iiain what the bin ala. The Chair appointed
| Mcssrs Ainsworth and Stanchh"ld as a committee
! 70 escort Mr.. Hoops TO the chair. Various mo-
| ions of a humorous made. and the
| House had It's annual joke. When Mr.. Hoops re-
| lnaushed the Ravol Mr.. Answorth attacked tho
| hill. and IL was laid aside as "A means OF klHnG IL
| These bills were passed: at
| Mir Conklin's. defining the powers OF the Rich
| mond County Board Of Assessors.
| Mr. Rlake's. authorizing the cancellation OF GER
| tain assessments in New-fork city.
| CITY BILLS APPROVED.
Albany. April 1.-THE Assembly cities Commit
| fa,o