New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
BUSY DAY IN THE ASSEMBLY.

BI-sY DAY IN THE ASSEMBLY.
A LARGE Nt.MRrR OF BILLS PAeSED-A NIGHT
sEssIoN.THE ANTI-NUDITY BILL AMENDED.
ALBANY. April 2s-The Assembly to-day passed
these bills:
Mr. Maddens. increasing the salary OF the clerk
Of the Long island city Board Of Eamca,ion hor.
Mr. Fairbrothers. authorizing h " hi'eS'o"c " "o'
Mr. Falfbrother's, authorizing Flushing to Dor
Mr. Conkln's. 5eOrganizins the police depart
Mr. Gleason =. dispensing with the contract sys-
TEN in the NewYork city, Dock Department s.o
MI .s "phSTyns brooklyn to issue
Mr Wiks's. authorizing the Board OF Aldermen
TO investigate the various departments Oh New
Mr WWiniss. to legltmItize children whose
parents have married after the birth OF such chill
on motion Of Mr. Finn: the tine for the sur nGD
appraisers appointed during the last year was
extended for week.
Among the bills introduced were:
BY Mr. Miller, providing i9r certain appiayn oS,
for the protection OF brickaycrs III He"-i orR
* Mr. Braun. the bill introduced by Senator
IaIny authorizing the construction OF bridge
across the Niagara River at Buffalo, win "hees
AVE- Hy F. r Schulz. relating the time Of keeping
open the NewYork and Kings County dGpartGmG5nit,s y
70 borrow money for imp'ovein'nt ms: -, r,o1s
By Mr.. Stewart. relating to the grading OF ROADS
BY Mr. Hceiler allowing trades unions and as
Senlb.icS 10 incorporate iO 'Hr "''i't VI ~ '''''
The House at l:iO o'clock took a recess until
O'Clock this evening
The first bill taken UP when the House reconvenrd
was the Alnsworh Antl-Nudi;y measure. An
amendment was offered by Mr. Friday. providing
that the bill should not apply 10 the costumnS OF
artists in legitimate drama and operate proauc-
tions Mr. Answorth said he hoped the amendment
would not prevail The intention OF the bill was
70 protect the public from impure scenes. ana me
amendment would practically thwart the desire OF
those who had caused the bill to be introduced.
The bill as Il stood. Mr. Foley said. was not just
The measure which should be passed ought to pre-
vent indecency but should protect legitimate drama
Mr. Stanchhel1 thought that no bill should receive
the recognition OF the House mat would prevent
the rendition Of Italian Of grand opera
The amendment OF Mr.. Friday was adopted ana
tho bill laid aside for reprintinS
These bills were passed:
Mr. BELLS for the relief of certain churches IN
the Twenty third Ward OF NeW-( ork CIV Dy IN
emptIng them from taxation on certain property
Wr FRIDAYS 10 incorporate the Berevol"nt Loan
'Nr pavo,'s authorizing n biennial school census.
Mir Uamton's 20 establish ~ Newly OK cry
permanent establishment for the cure ana proven
WI Wr Njles's 10 release from certain assessments
the Reformed Church Of Mott Haven. $50
AIR Ualpln's. authorizing tn" Ncw-l ork 'ltf fi'e
commissioners to determine ~" Margaret HUDSON
Mr. Rurns's compelling the Manhattan Railroad
COMPANY to maintain better service pNt''''n ''',
ty's Souarc in Ncw-York Ci'y. ana fonkeFS anu
provide for through passenger Trans 0''"''" '''e
Nj Sanrer's authorizing the naval militia 20
maintain Keepers on vessels II ilt sam" "Ald''cs
as 1an!tOrs Of state armoric7.