New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

THE ALBANY POLICE BILL GOES
THROUGH THE ASSEMBLY.
PASSAGE OF THE SUPPLY BILL AND OTHER
MEASURES ny THE LOWER I1OtSE-A
EATCIJ NEW BILLS.

PASSAGE OF THE SUPPLY BILL. AND OTHER
MEASURES ny THE LOWER HorsE-A
BATCH OF NEW BILLS.
Albany. March ls-On motion o, Mr. O'Grady. a
call OF the house was ordered to-day. and the Speak
or handed down the Albany Police bill. which had
been vetoed by Mayor Thacher. The message OF
the Mayor AM the action Of the Common council
on The bill were adj. When the Sp eaker announced
that tho question was whether the bill should pass
roiw ihs'andlng the veto Of Mayor Thacher am
tn. opposition OF the Common Council. Mr. S'anch-
fed said no wished 10 be heard. He then warned
the majority that II II again passed the Dill ~
would be contrary to the intention Of the Consttu-
onai Convention. This intention was that the
Mayor Of a city should have a voice In the leg'sn-
,!cn aNec'ln. the city Of which he IL the admin
istrative head OF what avail was the approval or
disapproval Of tn Mayors 4 bills were TO be passed
or killed ul,hou, attention being paid By the house
n tn. action Of the head. ~ cities local meas
urcs'
Mr. scherer. Of Albany defended the bill The
Intention Of the Constitutional Convention. he said
was not 70 XIII a bill because 1t had been dsap-
proveI by a Mayor. but simply ~ submit II for the
opinion OF the various Mavor' general advocacy
Of inc bIl was made by Mr.. O'Grady
The bl,l was then passed over the veto OF Mayor
Thacher by vote OF Sc - 20
Mr. O'Graly. from the Ways and Means Com
rnii'ee reported the annual supply bill wthou,
amendment. and asF"l nat II nave Us secohp anu
,h,r! readings There was no reason why the bill
should not pas now. he said. as It had been IN the
otise for some time. There was no objection and
the bill read and uassel
These bills were passed.
Mr. saunders legal eng The Incorporation OF the
Mount sinai Training School FOR Nurses $500
Mr. Carlsle's compelling contractors on buildings
:, cree, temporary floors for the safety OF en-
pl0yes. , , -,
Mr. Cu'lcr's authorizing the consolidation ~ rail-,
rasl- sol unlcr foreclosure DEGREES Of United
senator r bbi,s'- providing for the acceptance by
PARK which contains the grave of John Brown the
land having been given to the state oy Henry C.e"s
Nr Horman's prohibiting persons from mnintain-
irg a re- derce 10 and out OF the stat" - AVOID
g G. coles proviing for registration o., veter-
mary surgeons I'm me STAT"
The following bills were introduced.
Il, Nj Butts Providing for a nve-cen. fare on
al, railroad. within cities ~ over 10000 population
By Nj springw"ller Authorizing tho controller
- APPOINT three appraisers in counties having
700 population OF over. ~ =,
uy ar Adl.r-A Authorizing the appointment 81
three Aulliors ami ihr"" Deputies in the once OF
the Controller Of New-York city.
Iy NJ Notwithstanding railroads To soil I'M
claimed baggage or freight after Sky days.
- \ Dom Pr hbiting private trials IN cases
OF gv- adultery. 49,, !.
by Mr. Mccoy Authorizing the expenditure of
&, 90 10 Improve Bryant Park. New-York
rs q " Wilson relieving from taxation or as
sessinen'- materials intended for manufacture
Rv Mr. Austin Increasing by so the membership
Of the New-York CITY police force -
by Mr. lIuste.-Appfoprihtin zoo" Tor improve
ments 81 the State camp
by Mr. Nixon Exemping furniture workers from
fury duty