New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
MINOR ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS

Albany March 2s-Aftcr III" Ho1s" was called 20
order th.s morning Nj GirIin.er moved ihHi ~"
Committee cities tc discharged from 90" further
consideration OF the Little Fails Charter BIZ, Mr.
Gardiner sa!d the hiI had been motor" TIE c.'ies
Committee lorG enough Chairman oir'I', 81
the cities Committee. and Nj Smith objected. ard
asked for further time The motion " Mr. Gardiner
then lost
During the reception OF the reports ~ commit
tees Mr.. A!nsworth stated that he Thought u well
10 make an explanation. He sa!d mat b"ipI" ne
meeting Of the Ways and Means comm 'tec y'st'r-
dav he had had an Interview with IN" Governor.
when the latter said that h. did not want any APP
prorriati1ns unless they w'rc Absolutely 'ecrs-
sary lie added that the building Of n stable on
the Executive Mansion grounds could j" co"''itu-
uonally done. bat that hc might CONSIDER H ms
duty to veto the item. The Governor Thought mat
under thoso Circumstances the bili might be Kept N
the Ways and Means ComEiit'e"
Mr Foley said that with Mr. Howe he had
sailed upon the Executive. and from nm ne h1d
received a different impression from ina, III.
Ainsworih had obtained. The Executive hd' s''d
that he thought the mansion grounds Should con-
tain stables. but that he IA not desire specially
that +, be done during h!s term or for him.
Mr. Foley added that ne believed the wishes "f the
Executive should be considered
The following bis were introduced.
nv MIR Brush Providing that eyer. hc"is'o %
the state Board OF Pharmacy who de'ros TO c Oh.
tinue tho practice Of his PROFESSION fhhIl a'nu",y
within thirty days rom NoN'Hp'i, J. 20 80 -.
secretary OF tho state Board o. Pharmacy -"
of 81. for which he shall receive renewal al MS
by Mr. Kcoh Excmpung veterans OF the late
Ey Mr. O'Girady- Empowering the Governor 70
aoponi iAror members Of the bar % examine ana
! report upon revision % the code OF 'ivil FRO
~ F. F. Schulz For asserting the papers in the
! Kings County clerk oifce.
by j. y Stewart-For The construction o. q Sys-
! tenn Of sewerage in Wesichester out'''" Williams
! Rv Mr. Campbell Requiring Ferry compar"a "a
! rcuOrt annua.y 10 the Secretary 81 Siil' q ~tA 90
mcnt OF financial transaCtiOn' iLcludli.E re- ir''+
The Ways aud Means Committee reported favor
! ably the Rcinhard resolution % ext"Ad N" scope
| OF the investigation % the Bernhard Committee
which Is In New-York Investigating ihe matter o.
! wages of workingw0men II wlS adopted the eA
| ncnses % the committee being limited 10 t.50.
The Hoffman bill. Tor tie abolition OF p7c'crences
in assignments. was defeated on final passage.
! Thee bills were passed;
Mr. Wray's for the addItoaal Issue by King
| County Of park improvement bonds.
/ Mr. Ainsworths, placing JONI STOCK co'Hphhlc
| under the Controllers supervifion
| T. r. Gchulzs, TO provide for the payment OF M
expense of the building b. Brooklyn OF per a
Mr. Scanion's. cxempting Liberty-avc., in Brook
lyn from railroads without the consent OF prop
r. r. Schulz's. fixing salaries OF police sergeant
H. schulz's authorizing the Brookly1 Park Com
( missioner certain changes
Mr.. Scanlon's. permitting trial by Jury Tor Vois
I ton OF ordinances In Brooklyn.
! Mr.. Audett's. extending the time for the collec
! ton q taxes IN BROOKLYN
Mr.. RockweHs. compelling the obtaining Of III
consent Of the Superintendent OF Public Work
before street in Brooklyn can be opened.
The Public Health Committee reported favorab!
the Gleason Ant-Cigarctte bin.