New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
THE ASSEMBLY DECIDES TO WAIT.
GREATER NEW YORK BILL GOES ovER-PRlsoN
LABOR BILL. LOST

GREATER NEW YORK BILL GOES OvER-PRlsoN
LABOR BILL LOST.
Albany. March 5.-The Greater New-fork Dill
a special order on second reading IN the AS
senbly this morning. but 1t went over ana was
made a special order for next Tuesday. In order
to allow the Senate time to act on 1t hrst
Under the head Of the report from the Excise
Committee. Mr. Kempner renewed his motion, made
several times before to discharge the Excise COM
mttee from the further consideration OF the Adler
bill for the benefit of saloons within ~ feet OF
church or schoohousa affected by the recent court
OF Appeals decision 1t was lost by vote OF 81
to T. Messrs Adler Forester. French. Peevers
Sprngweiler. Steiner and Winnie RepupicdhS
voted with the Democrats In the affirmative.
When the Keenhoz bill changing the town cleo
lions from spring TO fa, In Albany Rensselaer, ana
Onondaga counties came up on third readihg MI
Robbins moved to strike out the enacting clause
He gave way for Mr. Stanchheld. who opposed the
bill II was he said. unconstitutional. as the con-
stltuion provided that the terms OF public oihcers
could not be increased abridged. Mr. Robbins
attacked the bill. on the ground that 1t would pave
the way for trading town candidates for fresl-
Dental nominees at general elections. II was I'M
constitutional. Mr. s,anchfe.d had said The bill
lost. receiving only hfty-six VOTES. -.
The Hobbe bill. providing for the empioym ent
Of county prisoners on the roads Of the state. came
out the enacting clause. called the attention OF the
House 20 the importance oi ne bii ana asker .or
prisoners TO be placed at work on orders rom rom
boards OF supervisors. Il was approved by ana nad
been suggested BY the State Prison Commission
something must soon b. done by the State In TINS
direction as the Constitution now prohibited com
petltion OF prison labor with the industries OF the
STATE Mr. Tran0r opposed the bill He said II
would throw open the doors Of prisons and allow
the pr soners almost their liberty. The OIL was
lost. ~ 20 80.
Mr. Finn from the sub-co9 nittee Of the commit
tee named last year investigate the state depart
m.rts. offered resolution which contained pre-
aubles stating that the subcommittee had lnNesu-
ea,eI The department Of James Hall, the state
,;eo.ogls: and had not found anything TO ina cate
that there had been any msmaragemeAt IN virw
- this the resolution provided that Dr nan De
x1nerlied from any charge which had been made
against him. Foreign papers had contained articles
10 the effect that he had been thrown INTO PRISON
because Of dishonesty. Mr. Nixon objected 10 the
resolution being considered. az the report from the
subcommittee was now being complied lie moved
ma, the resolution be referred 70 the sub-commit-
ICE IN investigation and the motion prevailed.
.rsi,y revising the Domestic Relations law. The
follow rg THIS were introduced.
~ Mr storm Xempting from levy ana sale rea
property purchased by an officer. musician or pr
.a.e In the military service Of the United states
ARMY with pay bounty pension granted 10 MIN
by the C;overnAen, and occupied by himself or his
family. ,.,,,. ;, w., .,,,,
agains. New-York City and proviIing Tor placlns
his name the retr'l Hst OF the Nr"-io'h ''''
Fire Department - -.
Hy Mr. Mex cown-Providing that the trustees Of
the Nnw-York and Brooklyn Bridge shall place an
aldi,tonai conductor on each train OF two or MOI
cars 10 be stationed the IRON, platforms. with
4 view to preventing collisions.