New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
PASSED BY TAMMANY VOTES.
DEMOCRATS RUSH GREATER NETWORK
BILL THROUGH THE SENATE
LYN NETWORK AND BUFFALO IF THE
covrpNoR SIGNS THE BILL.

s,,~nAv SHAVING; WILL BE ALLOWED IN BROOK
LYN. NETWORK AND BUFFALO If THE
GOVERNOR SIGNS THE BILL"
Albany April Is (SpecaD.-The Senate to-day
nassed the Greater NewYork bill over the vetoes OF
Navors wurster and Strong by vote OF "a 10 H.
Tho hill now goes to the Assembly for repassage. IL
Is expected that it will be before the Assembly To-
morrow The Tammany vote in the senate ihuiea'..
that the relations between Plat and Tammany Han
are such that the members of that organization i"
the Assembly will insure It's passage there'
When tho Greater New-York bill was before the
Senate for consideration Its first passage 1t was
nassed by Republican votes. the majority oeihs
swelled by the aid Of Tammany. To-day Iamman'
passed the measure for only twenty-three hepuon-
can votes were cast in its favor. Inese' Win inc
vote of Coggeshall, the independent and two ram
MANY men, made the twenty-six necessary LOT
Massage while the votes Of the other e!ght lam
MANY Senators simply emphasized the deal WHEREBY
consolidation is to be forced OH Brooklyn ana .>e"
York despite the protests OF the oihclai Representa-
tives of 1000 900 people In addition to the SIX hheS
County Senators-Coffey Gallagher. McCarren WE
man. Brush and Wray-eight Repuohcahs Vo'eu
against the repassaee of the bill. These are IT, a.
Davis. Higgins. Maby. Mullin. Pavey. Shepherd
Tibbitts and Cha Don.
There Is speculation as 10 the ia'e vi '"e
hill in the Assembly; some enthusiasts assert 'hd'
1t cannot be passed. as the Tammany men are 10
vote against II. should TINS atutuue pc 'a'S"
the Tammany men in the lower house. the Dill "ouid
be defeated. On its first passage IN the Aese''''
twe.ve Tammany votes were necessary TO secure 'ho
requisite seventy-siX votes. 1t is p?ooaoie 'ha'
large number of Tammany votes will be necessary
to pass the bill tomorrow. several Republicans
have sgnifed their intention Of changing their pre-
vlous affirmative vote to negative one.
If bill which passed the Assembly TO-DAY oe-
comes law Brooklyn cannot increase her water
supply from the ponds or streams OF HuiiUn
County Mr. Burr's bill prohibiting Brooklyn from
going into Suffolk County for water was spociai
order for to-day, and despite the efforts OF MessrS
Waldo and Brennan was passed. Messrs POST ana
Burr contended that there was no more water )"
Suffolk County than was needed for that cou, ,S
alone, while Messrs Waldo and brennan a,tcirp,o a
The Assembly decided with the suffolk County
men and passed the bill ..,o, ,oou
Three of the Kings County reiresen'dhu,iies Jev
up the fight on the Sunday BarberinG OH Io-ua!
in order TO legalize Sunday barberng IN nro1 'S
Ign. Assemblyman Brennan to-day caliea up , s'se
McGraw Barberng bill when S andav katherine
could be carried on in cities OF the mrs, elass up M
Il O'clock noon and in other parts OF the sra,T u
which prohibited Sunday barberng. except IN the
frs-class cities where 1t is allowed up TO u c.oCh
noon Mr.. Marshall then offered an ame t.ni,oh
allowing sunday barberng until II o'clock throush-
ont the State. NJ. Marsnalrs amendment was re-
jected but that of Mr. Audett was adopted ana tms
bill so amended will lie on the aesks OF me IN he
taken upon IT, II passed. sunday barbcring VIII De
allowed in Brooklyn. New ana Buhalo' put
prohibited in other parts OF the S'a'e .o.aa,.
Among the bills passed by the Assembly to-uaE
we're. Mr. Brsnnans providing for the hling OF OBJ
iections by Judges; Mr.. Audett's. authorizing the
city Of Brookyn to issue oSnns 0r Hng Iii Mo-
vidnr for The use Of the excise moneys OF Brook
iyn for the Charitable institutions of the city