New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

Irv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
Albany. MAY observation-disclosures SaHtoh
said tonight that he had strong hopes '
the New-Yolk Police Reorganization Dill "o"''
yet be passed by the Senate ana se"'
Mayor Strong. Mr. Saxton declined u S'".e
the grounds II his hope. but IL Is eNl''"''
based on confidence that Senator branles' VA
Erooklyn. Indeuendent Democrat. will vote for the
measure. Three Of the Republican senators
Coggeshan Robertson and Reynolds-pelhs "p-
posed t. the bin unless some Democrat votes i'r
1t, II cannot be passed.
All the thirfv-two senators were present In the
Senate Chamber tonight. and major Lex l" gave
formal notice that he would call up the Keors""'-
cation bill at II 80 O'Clock tomorrow morr'''s anu
ask for a vote on H. 1t is therefore probable mat
a decisive vote may be reached tomorrow.
Senator O'Connor. the Republican leader saln
to-nlght that Senator owens. of Brooklyn had
assured him that he would stand 10y his Prev
Gus support ~ the bill. and vote for II to-h"'-
row. This statement Of Senator owens r'"s-
sur,d the Republican leaders. VII" had near"
that he was so much disgruntled 10y '''c'"'
Morton's veto Of Jacob WORMS biii III rem
ton 10 the Department OF Charities ANU
rections Of Brooklyn that h. would change MS
attitude on the REORGANIZATION measure
f. would seem. under the circumstances tn''
Senator Bradley VIII decide whether or moi his
hill shall become q law As member OF tnc
Lexow Investigating Committ"r, n" strongly
favored a thorough reorganization 81 'h' ~
lice Department If Ncw-York. Although ne
mignf have som. objections to the keors 'hi1a-
tlon ill., De- might bc expected to waive 'h'se
and vote for IT, There have been rumors that
Senator Bradlcy's vote for the bill would ne
secured by providing for referendum TO the
and Iona
CIV OF the charter proposed for Create New
York Senator l.cxow said tonight ;hat "e h"d
not made any such concession TO Senator Brad
ley. and would not make IT,
II would regard IL IA immoral he f'id, 20
grant "a referendum after the question 81 the
union Of Ncw-Yofk and Brooklyn has once been
decided In the affirmative. as II has b''n 10y I'D"
people OF those cities. All that the Legislature
should DO IS t. name the Commission "hi'h ~
t. draw up the charter for Grcaicr N"w YORK
was quite surprised to see IN The Tribune "'
this morning a statement that the Greater New
York hll is possibly I'm danger. hope ms an,
prchonsion is mot well founded, Tor l"' '''
ought 70 l." passed. ~
Senator Reynolds. ~ Brooklyn. commenting
on the Greater Ncw-fork bill tonight. f"ld.
Il am enthusiastically ~ favor of the hi. hut
| am told b. people who usually well IN
formed that will not be passed nav" De-
licvcd for a month past thai Mr.. Ila't ~ S''r'l-
upon IL 10 enable iis en-nics 10 form combna-
tions against IL. Tn" forces against u ~ IN"
Assembly are strong
Senator L.xuw says he viii call rp his Greater
New-York BIZ tomorrow. and then IT, iru" posi-
ton VIII Do learned. as f4r 40 tlr senate ir cone
cerncd As-embiymau Alusworih. inc Republican
leader in the Assembly Says Dee Is not ln love- Win
It. and his opposition - T. is au'' -lrt'"i
Tho senate tonight passed Oh nill - Senator
Iexow's appropi.atlnE 10000 for normal school
In Dutchcs. County. Whr does ID" So i'' pass
such measures when they surely viii b. vetoed "y
Governor Morton;
senator Lexow introduced bin adding TWO
members g. the state & wni.-'.u in l.Nf t'}.
Mlcha,i Kcrwln. ex-Policr C,wm.s-i Nurr - New
York is beer. Tonight. ana tnrf" D. "A .p'' %
tina, he le seeking one - tho" places.
The Senate passed. the supply bill Alir pr
ations amounting 90 $325.5,i have been added 80
f. since II came from the Assembly ar1 '.tNl'
has been taken ont oi g. The total inrr h.e
f. thus S7s.11i.
tn, s.natc also passed Senator Guy. hiil FOR
additional land f0r the speedway lu N"w Nprk
CITY.
Another Tammany Hal measure. Oh, hiil -
Senator Mcmahon providing ilr am Aiit 'iAl
Judg. of the Court ~ General Session ~ New
Work got through the upper house.