New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
THE LEGLSLATTRE.
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.


srail not be transferred to any precinct outside Of
the borough n which ne shall be serving. unless
az his own request. started protracted debate in
the Assembly to-day Mr. Finn OF New York at
T tackled n on the ground that f. tied the hands OF
tho Chief OF Police. and would tend TO demoralize
the force Messrs Riordan. Hoffman and Palmer
spoke In the same strain
Z. c. Brennan. in defence % the bill said the
fact was 20 he taken into consideration that tho
greater New York covered miles and miles OF tor
riory. and that it hardship for member Of
the force living I'm the Borough OF The Bronx TO
be transferred 10 Staten Island or some other part
o. New-York City on his day Of II would prob
ably take him a couple or hours TO reach his home
Mr. Aids closed the debate. stating that the bill
was not an infringement OF the rights OF the Chief
~ Police. but instead intended 10 make the
life of the patrolman and his superIors easier than
n was under the present regime
call OF the House cnsued. after which the bill
was lost-7o TO 60. lacking the necessary number OF
votes
The so-called Pure Beer bill introduced by the
Public Health Committee was advanced third
reading reserving an rights 10 amend and debate
without restriction
Mr. Miles. Of s.. Lawrence. desired TO have his
bill fixing the legal rates Of interest In the State
Ar instead OF per cent take the same course
tho preceding BILL nut objections were raised by
Messrs Trainer Phillips and Sanders OF New-York.
ana Collier. OF Kings. The latter moved 20 recon-
mir for further hearing
hm .,,i '''e NO, ~ opl'SF me non ,,'e
"''' IT, S''" ""d Deeh introduced oy MN al 'he
earnest solicitation Of agricultural interests OF
tho STATE u had been indorsed by the State Trades
Congress and the Farmers Congress It's oppo-
nents were he moneyed men. and especially the
Merchants Exchange OF New-York which had
Needed The state with petitions and circulars di-
rocted aga INST IL.
M"sfrs Smith. OF Duchess Hutton. of Reusse-
Do Nfr
posed tho bill on The ground that u would seriously
arf,. .h t,t,, s,.,,,, ~ ,,. sta.o which would
drive c,nttaI IN reictbor,ng states
Tn ,ravio,,s o,,estior ON NJ coui.r.s no,lon 20
r4,,,,,,i. v,s ,br r,,,.sd and lost b,. "a vote ~
a. . n
NJ r,it 80 ,tt,.o- .t cd al,
,-,.,d-r,,,.. ,n,, -. , ,,.-,... - nd Tho -,.
of interest charged co,,l4 M. & nor cont Tho amend
mon, no.. Ina, =. o., = m, Tho hin ,,.as ,i,.,r,si
d, third r.sJtre
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ages
Mr. Aldss appropratng $4,000 for the payment
Oh a""fI, mad" by IN" court o. Claims In cases
Mr Greenvo"d.s arnronriatinc so 2oo for i'm
provements 10 the state Custodal Asylum FOR
~ nhl'i w oIen ar Nrwark s ...
,nliec. rom r,r,r To,s fr The rron1of ion
" agricultural interests
MI Flckcits. charging the powers OF game pro-
..o.S "l.N l4 so ID! 4llo"tns mem 10 ST.
rants f1r fish md gar,e f,lar,li, tokar
senator Higgins's. appropriating S2l3.0oo for de
Nrirnclrs in IN" Deltr'm ent or Public Buildings ana
~, us HL!ni"nanrr Hnti september 3D. ,..
Ny. West IS. providing for SAFE means OF inCress
and "gr"ss 20 public halls and opera houses.
NY. Joln s - "utnorlzlhE ne STAT ontrolcr
10 borrow $4,000" on bonds 70 provide for eXtraor-
dnfF repairs on m" canals OF tbs STATE
NJ failovS $. amending the Election law rela-
rive to independent nominations by providing that
tne ccrtincation of such nomination shall include
know edg, hy the notary Of the identity OF each
elrctcr
Nj s,1rss providing mat state officers shall not
contract indebtedness on behalf OF the State
sumo 20 nind the state In an amount IN excess of
money appropriated
NJ t.ouo,.s .rid % Introduce , resolution
-.
"hicn was "uJ"'ted TO- p'oVlHlhI u"t me DI'tfl''-
Attorney OF NeW-Iork County should be requested
,o furnish a. tho Assembly within ron DAYS an in
q,
formation lh possession OF MS ONO" IN resa'u u"
FORT. tied ne n of ~ department