New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
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AssEvriN-oTIIER BUSINESS

hs-fvrtN-owuER BUSINESS.
Albany. Aprn :s-Ia tho Assembly to-day Mr..
O'Gra4y offered thc following resolution:
Wacreas. We believe me political union OK , ,ms
two great EngilFhsiraking communities VINO 10"
or,it,v central and North America WI ac.N'r tho
c,ntlucn, from danger OF var and s"curc.y dei.cate
capita cost ~ government and dc:ence. Insure inc
s,'tr-es enlarge a.. domestic and foreign COM
n'i r,,', ~ y; IT, means ~ Internal Standardization
WIN he s,lb1arI los raN and water. east and west;
leg. All op!or,uui'les ,hc unIi-puied heritage
~ all immensely aI - ~ HHurno"' presuse an!
b. no ic.;i- AVA remove forever %" causes most
T[.y :, .erI. us.y disturb cordial relations AMI
Received. Il ITO. senate concur. nat We, iny.,c
~ canal!in people 70 cast Il ihe.r lot MN ,h thc.T
hly, az he continent can give them We Wi. re-
spcct thc'r freedom ~ action. nri welcome tA"ln
whom ;a"y desire II. into 81" equal and honorable
union.
TN. ,ntrlluccr stated that the resolution was
backed b. some o., The most prominent men IN tho
country. Among them w"r" charles \. Dana. j. y.
0'D.u,huc AMI Ge.crh Honc" Porter. In view Of
the prominence given o. the Monroe Doctrine re-
Gently ~. resolution WAS very appropriate. u was
Adopted
The s.,a,. sent back to TIC House the Troy Po-
Ice IN with The uo,.ce that IT refused 20 concur
lu tho House amendments. and asked for the APP
iontulcrt OF - conference committee. conference
committee was ordered. and the chair appointed
M.eyrf O'Grady Wray and Norton Upon motion
| Of Mr. Einnchncld the time FOR discussing the
tested scat cases was extended FOR week from to-
morrow.
Mr. O'Graly stated that TIE Ncw-York city Police
REORGANIZATION biz special order Tor L. O'Clock
to-day He understood that tho same BIZ was under
consideration In the SENATE. lie moved Ia make It
4 special order for tomorrow at u o'clock, and The
| motion was carried.
| After the cities Committee had reported favor
ably the Albany Ward Division hill. Air. Ten Eyc!S
| made a speech. in which he asked the House not
10 concur In the Senate amendments and the report
| Of the committee Tho report OF the committee was
| agreed to. nevertheless. The following bills were
! reported favordbly:
Mr Hamlton's. directing the Commissioners OK
Taxes and Assessments OF New York CRY 10 divide
farm lots into city loss and assess accordingly. .
Mr. GcaSons. 10 rrpaVc Fourth-ave., New-YorlI
City from Fourteenth to Sxty-fourth-st. ct an cX-
Mr ConkI.ng'S to incorporate the Hospital for
Scarlet Fever and biphthcria Patients In New-fork
| Wr nurns's to exempt from taxation the real
| property Of the Exempt Frcmcns Benevolent As
Scna,or Cnntors. authorizing the payment OF the
s1iery Of Albert +. HenscheI As secretary Of the
| Greater Ncw-York Comrlss'on
These bills were passed:
Mr.. Rc.nharls providing for the acquisition Of
! land for The approaches ~ the Thrd-ave. bridge
over the Iilriem i;iver In New. York City. ...
| SCISSORS Of Wcstchcstcr.
Mr. Husted's. providing for ne collection OF tax
| In Wcschester County under tho coIateral-inheri-
Mr. MsdIcn's Increasing the salary of the clerk
| MIR Audeft's dividing BROOKLYN into districts TO
be presided over hy justices Of tn peace.
Among the bills introduced were
by Mr. Friday. for the extension Of Twoniy-nfth-
By ur. WTay. defining The power of tho Court OF
ii.y Mr. Madden. providing for the improvements in
! Long Island city