New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
SOUABBLE OVER THE SCHOOL BILL"
rAMMANY SENATORS TRY TO DELAY lT-oTHEh
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

SOUABBLE OVER THE SCHOOL Bill"
rA,fMANY SENATORS TRY TO DELAY 1T-oTIER
SENATE PROCEEDINGS
Albany. March 25-Mr. Stranahan. chairman or
the Senate Committee on Cities. moved to-day that
the New-York school reform bill be made spec'ai
order for tomorrow. Senator Cantor said he mad
agreed TO the consideration of the bill Tomorrow
but he nevertheless considered 1t a bad one
Opposition to the measure came from Senator
Grady who said: "A great public meeting VIII De
held in NewYork tomorrow night TO oppose this
bill We ought not TO act on this bill until we near
from that meeting.
Senator Stranahan replied that the bill could not
be passed this week, but he wished to advance H.
Senator Ahearn appealed to Senator Stranahan
re- TO press action on the bill this week There
were thousands of people opposed TO IT, III was
clear by this time that the Tammany Hall senators
were attempting to delay action on the bill. Senator
Grady said that Senator Stranahan was showing
contempt for the people Of New-fork
Senator Cantor then moved that the bill be made
a special order for next Tuesday While the Senate
was still considering this motion adjournment was
taken. The bill will probably come up on general
orders tomorrow and be advanced.
The Senate passed these bills
trol,er.
Senator Ford's relative to the deposit OF fines ana
accounting therefor by the clerk OF Speca oess'o"S
In New York. c,,. =. ~.
Senator FOrd's, authorizing New ork Clty 10 aP-
proprate $4,000 annually for the College OF the lily
OF New-York. ~, -. A..
Senator Malbys, prohibiting the hunting OF deer
by lacking
Senator Burns's authorizing officials of Westches.
ter County to offer rewards for persons accused Oh
canital crimes and felonics ,-, .,u
Senator Guys providing for an additional assis-
tant clerk for the Appellate DIVISION Oh the o"-
preme Court, First Department. ca.
Senator WLcox's. appropriating *IoW TOT 'he "'"'e
Senator wicox's, giving the Attorney General ad-
donal power in prosecuting foreign corporations
Senator Brushs. authorizing Brooklyn 10 eH
pend 100000 for Improving the City Hall IN that
city Also providing that the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Brooklyn shall become beneficiary 10
the Brooklyn Church Society.
The following bills introduced:
BY Senator Ford Prohibiting the carrying or
stable manure on passenger ferry-boats IN New
York harbor and compelling boats carrying stao,o
manure to obtain licenses from the New-fork Ci'y
Board Of Health ,.
BY Senator Ford-lncreasing the New io'n Po''0e
force by adding 800 men. ...,.
BY Senator Ciuy-Providing for the construction
and Improvement OF the Bronx and Pelham park
ways in New-York City at an expense not eNceeo-
Ing 5000 0o In any one year . r.
By Senator Raines-Providing that the Senate
clerk shall distribute copies Of the Raines Liquor
Tax law follows: Each Senator ana Assein ,
man and State officer 100 copies; each Town Clerk
and Supervisor % copies and 10000 copies 10 the
State Commissioner of Excise.
BY Senator Misunderstanding the state Board
OF Charities to license homes, retreats or otheT
asy!uns devoted to the sole purpose or Keeping ana
caring for aged. decrepit and mentally enfeeDed
persons who are not insane.