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THE JONES WOOD
7, tho Uouse Nj BARROW, from the New York deleys-
H. n submitted report signed by six o: the delegaon
adverse 10 tueal of the Jones Wood PARK act AMI pro
rosiUc certain RmCnGm ns. Eleven or Twelve members
delegson are Understood be opposed u An entire
rpee If Il law bat there is much difference ~ oPA'9A
ufcu tie amendments necessary The amen1m'n1s sno
nitted with the report provide for annual tax upon
property accent to the park lying between FIea ana
Nineti,th sis aud Fourth ay and East RIVER uni 'le
whole principal sum paid And also ocaretry re'eYe
the vatcr front for commercial purposes Inc re-
ort reviews the act of past Legislatures and OF czens
OF New York upon the subject and submits that the %
eco1s made against the b last session are overcome or
can be overcome by amendments t. the law comments
uuou The .uIetor adv ant0es of Jones Wood for the plr
uoses OF park its comparatively hight cost ls seher
accessil tyard answers AT some length the various 90
e,tous urged asant the park IL urges ae necessity o
raks for the Iulo>os of public health, and remlNs up m
the scany provision made for the IN the Cy ali con
rdes with expressing the belief that majority Of the
80 NJ ..rLY ire la
spirited debate sprung up the notion 81 Mr. BAR
Row 10 end both the report made several diyS SINE ny
hr CoSELiSG noticed in TIE IRIbrSE ~ IN uns anu
lis own us submitted He stated that the report made
by Mr. CONKLING, did not omanaie from N Jorty 81 tle
q cation; thar there were only nine members present
the meeting on the subject but seven Of whom intdorkei
the yot the other two protesting against r. ana the r.
naming seven, were now Anown 10 De opP'set % u.
Mr. CCMMIsG Chairman OF the delegation, stated that at
TIE time the report was authorized mfofty "a'n i4vor
OF IT, bGt for some reason, no NM tleS a' siOe
cIaurcd tfe;r opinions. Mir SAVAGE urged recommlai
to the New lok delegation; that inform zion nom the
Ctytndreceuy been received which wOul pcrhtp', ena
be ie del, sGoL b. act wi more harmony ana othe IN
,reftofthc Civ Mr. PETERS from Gen see, moved re
conmtal to tie Committee of the Whole, and sad mar
Il had ALWAYS been Observable that the Delegation from
NV York never agreed upon matters pertaining u 'ueH
CITY lie therefore hoped that hereafter all such matters
youd take the usual OF reference taken by oher
that thew would be referred To the respective Com
mi,t,s instead ii the New ork Delegation and thai
tlev would then be taken up in Committee ot the Nhoe
and dis used fully b. the whole House Inc question was
taken upon referring to the Committee OF the Whole ana
let Both reports were then referred pack 20 tle NV
York Delegation, Mr.. BAKROws motion prevailing Dy
vote Of u 20 ~.
me FILL ~ RELATION TO TIE INVESTIGATION OF THE
ORIGIN FIRES rs NEW YORA-"AN ANON" ihH
NEW YORK DELEGATION.
TO d,y being General Order day, the ca.en lar was
taken up and several bills disposed of HE b IN re'
tion IN II duties Of Police Justices and their Gle * car
M ne ain This is bill to provide for M inVe''g atom
into the oripn of fires Mr. WARS moved an amendment
allowing additional compensation 81 s'yJ per ahnuh
IN Jrs,iccs and $3.50 10 clerks. Mr. W ALLUDED to the
o., at amount of business these justices are called upon
70 dscharco ard held that they not sufficiently re
nuneated therefor. Mr.. CoNKLNG called attention 20
the fact that the clerks were not mentil ned IN the OH
III rncard TO any additional services Mr.. CLARNE su4-
famed the bill also referring to the vast an unt Of woEk
these officers called upon TO perform Mr. SNt'h
MAYED an amendment granting 500 add on 10 the Jus
c. in view OF the fact that no additional dues are
mpo.ed upon the cleIks Mr. ARE tn, Withdrew h5la'
ton Mr. CosXLING stated that he looked UPON the ON a.
Institutional and suggested that De referred
dietary Committee for report on that question: NJ r
WARE replied stating thathe gentleman hai bill 9t hl'
own which he wished put forward NJ W proieeisu .,
length stating that he had not been in the City Of Albany
three hours before he informed that tue ne" i0r"
Delegation had here this winter with leader wno
Ike hell weather would lead them ii necessary over
stone wall But he dehed any one TO lead nm 70 "a
Len CHS He deied any man 10 point ONT the tns Wn 81
he lad ack now edged a leader here or el ewhere A.
rar,e He had heard il minated too, that money III
stance when be known to accept bride Mr. spoke
at ei 9Th with much warmth, and was freq ienty inter
TIE lobfies. Mr. SAvAGEs amendment wa hhuy
adopted granting $500 increase to the justices only M
CosKLSG moved to strike out that part which allows me
Justices t. Keep books wher, in is entered all the facts
CLEANED by them and such books be open to the inp.
ton Of the uo,e H. loOkedupon this az an nlH'It0rIal
Iowor W.T. h would prove OF the most hurul cnaa,er
H. did not think il necessary and hoped 1t wouii BE-
stri, ken out Mr. WAaE spoke asainst the emendn NJ
ard Mr. CosKLSG modified his motion 81 A. to strike odt
that uart which required public exhibition of tn books
tor INSPECTION. Mr. CASE moved "a an Amendment 20
make tie examination apply TO eases which are suspected
10 We of criminal origin These amendments super
seeded by motion Ia report tie bill 10 the House IN
vLi,b urevail.d The bill was then ordered to third