The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26
Assembly,

ALBANY, marcn 20, 1893.
number Of bills reported by tie Grinding Com
mittee, and among them we're the foilowiugs--
To incorporate the Long Island Ferry Company.
To extend the lien law.
To amend the Brooklyn Loca, Assessment Law
To confer additional powers the New York Fire Com
missioners.
To incorporate the New YORK Dine Savings Bank
To protect gas consumers
To increase the rates of publication Of legal notices
REMOVAL or QUARANTINE.
The bill to provide for the removal OF Quarantine came
up for third reading.
Several motions made rsconnit all of which
were debated and lost.
In the course Of the debate Mr. CHBIE dsclamed any
unkind personal illusions vixen he said few days
since, that the statements made by Mr. Tuth nia
nousy fase Ee had meant 10 be understood referring
70 the statement in the papers to which Mr. Tuthl
BY consent, the bill amended so prohibit the
location of Quarantine within mile of Kings county
The bill TO amend tie Hell Gate pilot law-deieated
g. T 10 f. ''-"' f'''''N''eu ''a " was again 0S'-
The House agreed to the Senate amendment to the Canal
Tax and Appropriation bill.
Mr.. MONKS (rep), from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported favorabiy tae following bills
To provide for the punctus payment of taxes into
the State treasury.
To provide for the psynsn. of aais taken for cemcte-
10 enlarge the power OF tie justices Of the Supreme
Court in regard TO persons convicted of State prison Of
fences.
Mr. Cru1E (6er.) reported favoraby the bill to in.
corporate the Staten Island Warehousing Company
The bill to amend and consolidate the State prison
passed, alter being amended By striking out tho clause
prohibiting corporal punishment.
The bill to provide for tho In the office OF Jus
tce q the Supreme anc Superior Courts of New York,
passed
The bill to provide for TIE compensation of Jurors in
New York came " for final reading, Mr. SMITH
(dem moved TO reConimit the BILL with instructions to
the committee not 70 report it again. Carried
Mr.. Powell (rep) moved to reconsider tie vote, which
virtually killed the Lil.
Mr.. c. s. Spencer (rep) advocated the motion and
spoke in favor Of the tli.
Mr. Smith opposed The motion, and declared that the bill
would encourage hangers about TIE courts.
Messrs FnEIss (rep.) CoNIuLSG (rop) and s. s. CuLps
(rep) opposed the reconsideration, and the motion was
The Auditor submitted report in relation to the num-
Der and Dimensions of registered canal boats
The samo officer reported IN reply to resolution oS
inc Asseuipiy tnat tDero was Only one delinquent con-
tractor for canal repairs, he bong OF
Cbamplaln canal.
Major General Sanford reported hathe amount of COM
mutations and tines received by the First division OF the
State mta for 1853 IS 055g6 He also reported the
amounts for series of years. the expenses the Ill
vision. He recommer cs abolshng ell zines ard comu-
tatons, and that equal TO FIVE dollars por aunum
for each member Of tire uniformed corps the several
counties, regularly doing duty be assessedannuav
Treasurer by the division and regment boards In pay
mont OF tho military expenses in such counties.
PASSED.
Making appropriations for tho maintenance ana rerairs
OF the canals for the hscal year.
To provide for the payment Of the interest the Canal
To provide for the arpeent OF the locks of Tho Ooo
da Lake Canal.
To provide for the transfer Of certain moneys from the
general fund TO the caral fund
To provide for the s-rvey the extension Of the Che
mango canal 10 tie Pennsylvania limo.
TO enlarge the boundaries Of Central Park New York
To widen Seventh avenue, New York.
To egal.ze ths leasing Of plot of ground 10 the Or
phaps Home By tho New York Common Council
number OF private bills were also rassed.
Adjourned.