New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
L1BERTY-ST. VICTORIOUS.
TUE ASSEMBLY PASSES THE PAvEY REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE BILL.

,,s,c,v wr,g OPPOSITION TO 1.-THE
p,tI. APoIJsHING THE OFFICE OF SHORE
INSPECTOR PASSES BOTH HOUSES.
Albany. Feb. 12 Speciality vote OF "a 10 10
~. Assembly to-day passed Mr. Pavey's Real
rohanee bill Surprise followed the an
.-.a,.a,, ~ the vote. The opponents OF the bill
rau,ad vigorously against 1t, and its passage
seemed so much endangered that Mr.. Ainsworth'
~. Republican leader, proposed call OF the
,Irsc nnon IT, The rollcall showed only four Re
.uh,cans Messrs Bell, of New-York: Sherwood.
- C,henaneo: Vacheron. of Queens. and Whittet.
=, rrio against the bill. though twenty-five others
vere absent or did not vote. AS soon as the AS
sembIv had nominated DR.. Albert Van der Neer
as Its candidate for Regent Mr. Pavey called up
his bill. which laid aside last night 1t
changes the place Of judicial sales of land in New
York from No. III Broadway to No. so Liberty-st
Mr. Foley the Democratic leader, opposed the bill
vigorously declaring it, an insult to the good sense
of the Assembly and to the nineteen judges IN the
city >of New-York. He asked that the Dill De
amended so that the judges might refer the sales
TO whatever place they deemed proper. Mr. Foley
renewed the charge that the bill was partisan.
This Mr.. Pavey denied He quoted from anf art
statutes to prove that the judges wouo " .,s
under such an amendment as MT fo'e' o.. years
gested, because that had been tne -" .S inter
and was a dead letter. His Dill was " reo,
GO, ~, all nersonc engaged in the saie "a
estate in New-York s ,ha. he be-
usved there was no politics in the Dill ,sen o,ort
cept what politics had been i"'e'''"
to kill the measure. ,., 60 this hill
"rhere is more in the opposinoh 10 ''''s '
.a,d Mr. Ainsworth." than appears upon VI.
80 have noticed a former prominent MEM
her Of this House fitting about the chamoe' ap
neaIing for votes. ] have received many 'e''e''
from many men. warning me OF the ihsd'ous M
Auences which are being Droush' u ''a ~ '"0
House TO defeat this bill
.I think" said Mr.. Vacheron. interrupt'ng ,he
speaker that you should give the name OF the
person you refer TO-. NJ A,nswor,h ou,cklv re-
joined any sm2sT Gm
Speaker kent Of to this ask TOm his friends
the the S1ns Hp DI the point merely to show
how important matter is to the opponents o.
the the st s william Thsn snaer n sent the interest
ure ne Of Mr. Hoops NewYOrk to respond when
you must vote either yea or nay the speaker
move that the gentleman be escused said
Mr. .0n roeEE EnaS naiSeI Mr. Hoop. begged
as he was 80 evenly balanced" upon the bill that
hs 5sa nyoS s0Ta IT. M % broke in
the laughter which greeted this excuse BY moving
that Mf. Hoops be permitted to pass which was
Another interesting discussion occurred III
Assembly today upon Mr. wrays bill ~ 10 ,ha soEss
connected with that department Mr Wray ex-
paned that the bill last year had 9esh ye'Teo moved
to strike out the enacting clause He vas WILING
that the office Shore Inspector should be aboI-
isSed but he objected TO the repeal of any laws
He feared 1t would result in the emptying into the
North and East rivers and New-fork Bay OF all
the refuse from the factories along their snores.
Mr. Wray called attention to the saving OF VI
nm wear made by the bill. and declared that the
FEDERAL laws met all requirements. The bill was
passed rs to is. The same measure was also
passed by the Senate.