New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
through the Senate and Assembly in the last week
A BILL PASSED FOUR TINES.

BILL PASSED FOUR TINES.
HISTORY OF MR.. HARNESS. POLICE GRAB-As-
sEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
Albany, Apr. % (SpeciaD.-For the fourth time
during the present session the Legislature to-day
passed the Albany Police Reorganization bill. 1t
was first passed by both branches OF the Lesisla-
ture and sent to the city authorities OF Albany.
Mayor Thacher returned 1t with his veto and It
passed the veto. II was sent to the Cover
nor who demanded that II be withdrawn and that
certain immaterial changes be made IN It, This
was done. The bill passed again and sent to
the city authorities Mayor Thacher returned 1t
last night with another veto. The Legislature to-
day ignored the veto and passed the bill by vote
Of 90 to n. 1t now goes to the Governor as
thirty-day bill
The old post road running along the valley OF
the Hudson from New-York to Albany will be
forever protected from the operations OF railroads.
II a bill which passed the Assembly this morning
secures the approval OF the Governor. 1t was In
troduced by Senator Burns. and last week 1t was
passed by the Senate.
The McGraw bill. allowing BARRIERS to work on
Sundays up 70 IN cities OF the first class but
prohibiting BARRIERS from plying their trade on Sun
days In other places in the State, was a special
order when the Assembly reconvened after recess
to-day Mr. McNaughton offered an amendment
providing that BARRIERS in Niagara Falls and sara-
toga might also work on Sundays up 10 IL c'o.N'
The amendment was lost by a vote OF ~ 10 w. Inc
bill was then passed-7s to A. As the measure
passed the House BARRIERS can ply their .raue vi
Sunday except those In New-York. Brooklyn anu
Buffalo.
A. c. Wilson's bill fixing the salary OF tho New
York City Dock Boards chief engineer al ti|o'' was
lost similar bill has been defeated IN me oe""'e'
Tho Assembly passed Senator Cantor's Dill sepa-
rating the State Biologists Bureau from the ne
gents. Department and also the following measures
Mr. Murphy's. providing for the erection OF =. q
monument to commemorate the soldiers VINO dieo
" Mr. Nixon's. authorizing local boards OF educa-
ton to purchase free text books r.ra.ter-serseant
Mr.. sansers; providing auar'erma"'e'-' 'eA'''
MR.. Nixon's Compelling hotels and lodging houses
. Mr. n.'p Austins providing for the registration OF
State MT, a e. H r. R hssda"aT,ers ''
Mr. Austn's authorizing New,York CITY h 90 issue
exows authorizing tn the ssGSn1 sdca
personal clerks to }ssl.cecs o on inc 'eoi
Senator Guys. authorizing the appointment IT., OF 81
clerks in New-York County to take charge OF court
senator Pages. defining the terms of office OF the
Sheriff. Coroners. Disirict-Attorney and Coh'ro"er
OF IT. Andrews. redistrcting the district courts
Oh senator Pages defining the method OF opening
and improving streets In New-York City
c. Smiths. TO submit the question OF comsono 90 ,ba
MI Tuppers providing tina, the STATE shall pay ss,a
bounty OF cent pound TO growers OF pee's
used in the manufacture OF sugar T.,
M" M 7 aimbeer's strengthening the Penal Code In
order TO prohibit policy-playing and pocy-shops.
Mr.. Austins. providing that companies eh 1 geo
empted from State taxation for the manufacturing
senator Maiby's. appropriatng $4,000 for the og-
densburg Armory. ...,,o -. H.,
Senator Daey's. appropriating sS2o" Tor the Huo-
son Armory. ., -.,,,... tn
New-York City from boiler inspection ~. a.. a, .
Senator Nussbaums. appropriating $4,000 Tor inc
completion OF the Capitol.
senator Pages providing for the retention by the
County Clerk OF New-York OF the trial-jury BAL
lots. ,,--,.~
tho erection OF the 18th Regiment Armory In Bunao
Mr.. Austins. authorizing the Commissioners oil .nc
Sinking Fund OF N.w-York City 10 convey certain
land TO the trustees OF the new East River bridge
Mr. Davidson's. increasing the dement's extended
to veterans in the New-York stree, Cieah'hs De-
partment.