New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
,N 1NuARMONIOUS SUNDAY-SCHooL'
PI.ArT LET'S THE RAlNEs AMEND -
CHARTER EXPECTED TO PASS AGAIN

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CHARTER EXPECTED TO PASS AGAIN
,,. mas an usually large attendance yester-
,,, =, Mr. Platt's Sunday y-schoo ella III 'he nun
,.rue Hotel The Senator had come Over iioii
,,,,,,,on in order TO be present and II ddh
-, ,or hin, 10 find out that several wires
- ,orre crossed and were emitting sparks III an
,or,,,ro- fashion. The main quesuOhs "'S'"S'''
yesterday we're the amendments 10 'ne na''es Ia"
,ba Greater New-York charter ""'cn -'''
strong has vet oed the antitrust oi'iS anu p
age. ,,,or ., tho hotel
Tb. noliticians began TO gather at 'he "o.e
w ,,ro senator Platt had finished his break
rst Among those who were present III ,he coui9e
., tho aay were Senators Raines, Coggeshaii, riiS
worth Wilcox Krum, Burns rage "'""' r ~
and Lamv. Congressman Vuiss' iH'u' -
intendent Payn. Frederick = W Meade' Hbraham
rGnhey Iacoh Hess Edward lauterDaeh,; ;,S JCop . W., w.
PATTERSON. Assembyman Jeremiah D. 'o''''"" '''N
he nrst M question brought was the passing of
the Greater New-York cnar.ed ed been pretty thor
omehiy discussed before and the iecT iennnnnced that
irsseht was would probably be brought up In the
N~semblv tonight and jammed thtousn' I'm, vvben
N 10 This point there was no troupie pui w.
senPptop Raines unlimbcred and asked 'M ELL MA
about the amendment. TO pI, 9ae say broush ali the
,,,a1ts gro and con- and said nothing Neth' s
side il was averred. secured any S,on,s we're
@ Inc al nd '. anerretc Those who are opposed 10
,pe amendments pointed out nat II Wa au' @ ~ ,r ~
fix the price OF a license for clu1 III. - nm many
a-t "a VA dosey,,ing clubs and allow many VICIOUS
clubs TO continue, which IN reduS ousn, ond ,bev
pressed Then the Ranes men hag aye ssS; a'' Tbey
a. -, ,ha, eyperfed by this club amendment %
,aisa 800 600 wear offset the loss Iiom salu"'o
moi renewing licenses. When senator i'1i,ys hI I'M
uo" @ ,,ra.ed and he was in the best or huiior
naing asked about the conference he snapped OUT
rThere wasn't any conference, ..,-.hor ., ,,it,t
when reminded that an unusual NUMBER OF poiu-
w, Ni''m ara on hand ne said: They were simply in
d,vi5ual Gales and mostly called aDout pa H oas @
and talked In an informa way aoou, aendmsnts
tran| NOT been dlscussed he admitted ungracionsy
no, they had and when asked II there Woslu o oe
any change he replied there Wouiu ho'' d. '"e
eau.n eTsn, an amendment proposed 10 allow hotels TO
keen omen until o'clock me senator "is I'm,
Yes heard some talk OF that ne saiu I,sc,,,s a.,
course. the Senate caucus se'''en any ''' ''"''
Might not that amendment be onered IN 'he As
senply wa was Son'f know what the Assembly will
when asked II the fight might be continued IN 'he
Assembly the Senator replied; - .A,, .ho ,oc,i
p.nnhl,cans Gibbs and Van Cott and others fad
given up the struggle a., p,,., n,ards "a kaen his
hands ~ in This contest. and the poltcal proPne,s
pa a Sorsnastng a lively time In the Assembly over
the mater xow w,s on hand but had little 10 say
a Ioh, ha come legislation looking TO modlhcauoh
y, he ragI,lations affecting foreign corporations 80
Sar as n,eLng annual reports was conceihsn. 49,.
There was some grumpllhs ABOUT ius",s ~, ~
caa.ar vewyork charter through over tfe Mayors
,o a,d one legislator said that II Senator Fiatt
ga no, nieaded Tor H. II could not he put thi"nsn
Senator Platt took the O'Clock taih io' ""S"
ington