New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28

OTHER NEW MEASUREs-SoME OLDER
ONES PASSED
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Albany Jan 27.-Thc Assembly debated TOT wv
hours tonight the bill introduced by senator
purns and Assembyman HusteI, putting II IN the
rowor OF the authorities OF NewYork to shut out
~ this State insurance companies having the"
charters from foreign countries which now eNciuue
companies OF this state from dong business "-'i'
IN their limits As is well known. some OF the
Insurance companies OF this State are not now
ne,m,tted to do business In Prussia the obvious
intent being to give home companies inohopois
of Pruss.an business. On the other hnnd there
are several Pruss.an companies doing Dusness III
this State. The object OF the Dill Is 10 eVe the
Superintendent of the Insurance Department OF thi;
state the power to retaliate upon Prussia. II she
maintains her present policy OF excluding new
York insurance companies.
Tho debate 10 night showed that the Assempymeh
vii; pass the bill without amendment. The discus
sion was as to whether the application OF the act
should be limited to life insurance companies, ana
also as to the advisaby OF giving the Superinten-
don't Of the Insurance Department little more dis
erection as to retaliation. The Assembly rejected
both these propositions and ordered the Dill 10
third reading in It's original form.
Mr. Davidson. OF New-York introduced an Anti
snv bill which proposes 70 do away with the en-
pioyment children to detect vioaters of the Ex-
else laws.
Mr.. Carlisle, of Westches;er. presented bill to-
night. by the provisions Of which the New, for h
Obliged 10 issue nfty-trlp family tickets Mr. Car
lsle said that the bill presented at the request
~ 2! 100 heads OF families who 1--we between Mount
Vernon and Port Chester lie added s mat every cry
Ncw-York New Haven and Hartford issued such
Mr. Butts Introduced bill allowing liquor-dealers
I'm New York City who have been affected by me re-
Court Of AppeaS decision 10 Cd sell 300 fee
OF a church The bill was referred TO the Excise
DIlIs prohibiting railroads In the following streets
srs w.re advanced TO third reading: Woodbine-st.
Naw-York-ave.. Dean, Willoughby and kosclusko
These bills were passed:
Mr. HnTs providing Tor the appointment OF a
special Deputy County Clerk y take cnsrs9 81 In
Mr. C;uder's authorizing the trustees OF the New
York and Brooklyn Bridge to make the roadway OF
ihe structure free TO g.cyfne fstcbcser County
records 10 the custody OF the Register Of New-fork
County. - . 49,, ,.,.,
rerr Congress 10 pass a bill 20 purchase the island
~ cuba and then bring about peace negotiations
betw cen Spain and the United States. on motion
OF MIR OC;rady the resolution went over under the
cTal Relations
These bills were introduced.
NV Mr. Misunderstanding that the New YORK
CIV Police Board shall give policemen time TO vote
rs Mr. Butts-(iv.ng the COMM ssontr OF street
Encufabrances In tbs Annexed District or New
York power remove cncumbrances from the
By ] ~ stewart-Fgxing the price OF gas in
Yonkers At 81 p per ,oO feet
waited railroad structures In Adams-st, between
High and Sands-st.. and In Sands-st., between
Adams and Washington SITS. Brooklyn. not now
used FOR railroad purposes.