New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12
TTLTS IN THE LOWER HOUSE.
Mp OGRADY CARRIES HIS POINT IN
EVERY CASE.

PASSAGE OF THE REINHARD COMMITTEE BILL
FOR THE PROTECTION OF woMEN-NEw-YoRk
POLICE JrsrrcE BILL ADVANCED
OTHER PROCEEDINGS
,,horv March 1.-THE bill of II. T. Andrews
oorrvinp ont the recommendations of tine Relnhard
Committee as TO the employment OF women an"
children in mercantile esta blishments came up OF
third reading in the Assembly to-day motion
was made by Mr.. Norton TO rccommit 1t for amend
nent Mr. Robbins also spoke for recommitta
He had no objection to the measure. II II appheo
only to cities but 1t applied to the State general'y
and II some Of the rural members would examine
the bill they would, without doubt. be opposed 10 H.
Mr. O'Grady said the bill ought TO pass to-day
II had been thoroughly considered by the PUBIC
Health Committee. Hearings had been had on
IT, and the committee had made report faVor'"s
It's passage.
rooues, that the bill be recommitted was made
bv Mr Horton who said he wished TO examine IT,
Speaker Fish took the floor and pleaded for the
bits passage. 1t had been recommended by
committee which had done the best work OF any
committee last year. 1t was asked TOT by organ"
tied labor. which had rights that must be recog-
n,zed The bill provided for the protection OF WORK
ing girls and women who looked to the Legislature
for help
The motion to recommit lost, most OF the
Democrats voting against 1T with tho majority Ihe
bill was passed. having rs affirmative votes.
The Austin bill amending the Racing law was
advanced TO third reading
When the H. T. Andrews bill FOR an additional
Police Justice In New-York City came up on second
reading Mr. Butts moved to strike out the enact
Inc clause and both Mr. Andrews and MT Austih
spoke in favor OF the bill. An attack on II was
made by Mr. Butts Mr. Finn said he did not wish
TO oppose the bill. because 1t provided TOT mo'e
offices which Tammany Hall would soon get
10 sha
in a ringing speech He said the Republicans were
not doing business in New-York Tammany Han
basis Tho time had gone by. now that there were
Republican Justices In New-York CITY Tor the au-
iournment OF which came to trial. or FOR
charges OF bribery and corruption against the JUS
tees The people had passed upon the work OF the
Tammany Hall Justices and they had been abol-
ishcd Corruption and crime among the present JUS
,ces were unknown. He moved that the bill be
ordered 10 a third reading. and the motion was car
rie1.
The Austin bin for the appointment OF Commits
sioner Of Special Juries In New-fork ana Kings
counties came mp on second reading. and 1t was at
tackled by Mcssrs. Greene and Butts and defended
by Mr. O'Grady II then advanced TO third
reading The following bills were passed
C. Smiths providing for consents Of Boards OF
Supervisors in Kings. queens Rockand. Westches-
and Erie counties to the acquisition OF land by
cemetery associations. .
Mr. Embicys. giving pawnhrokers outside OF cites
OF the iF--ciss slinllaf pll'l'B'9 ~ ilOS' III
large cities.
s. C. Wilson's appropriating 5000 for free public
employment bureau In New YORK cry under the
State Labor Bureau.
MI Burr's. authorizing Boards OF Supervisors TO
establish IRE districts outside OF Incorporated towns
Mr. Murphy's. authorizing ne common Councn IN
Ncw-York city TO permit the erection OF news
stands In the streets.
Mi Allcr's authorizing New-York TO pay the ex-
pcnses OF the election held in 1925.
The following bills were introduced in the AS
eembly to-day:
Ry Mr. stewart Providing FOR sewerage system
FOR the Bronx River. the Hutchinson River and the
Wcstchoster Creek valleys
By MI Waldo Providing for state Board OF
Architects. consist OF seven members 10 be APP
pointed by the Governor.
By Mr.. Eldridge Providing for Board OF Com
mlssioners for improvements OF the Hudson. the
bill names George West. John II. Derby. Lewis
Emerson William r Echson John G. Duncan.
Warren Curtis, WNiem l.. Spier. George Under
are authorized 10 erect dams at Plseco Lake ana
across Encania River. The purpose OF the Commits
sion IL TO improve The facilities OF the upper Hud-
SON for driving og, and improving the water sup
ply OF the Champlain Canal
by Mr. kclly-PrChDi;ing attorneys from receV-
Ing Zee greater than 10 per cent OF the amount re-
Nv Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING for the election by
batteries selection by the cOmihdhueF-H-cniel ol
Ey Mr Ot;rady-Providng for electrical
peri under the supervision OF the Railroad Commits
sion 10 examine as the condition OF electric roads
commissioners in Utica; also providing for Fire
Commission for Utica
The House adjourned motion Of Mr. OGrady
70 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, Mr.. OGrady CIV
ing notice that he would at that time move call
Of the House.