New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-24

Fare on the Highth-ave. Railroad
OF SALARIES
Resolution Concerning Reporters
From Our Special c orTesnOndent

ALBANY, jan ~. 1904
This morning the Assembly had working
session. devoted mostly TO General Orders Sevszss
bills were passed. chiefly Of local interest. among which
was tho get incorporating the Uptown Savings Banh
Of your city. Mr.. T. T. Stewart introduced bill prs-
vdng for two additional surrogates for the county Of
York and to extend the jurisdiction Of the Surro
gate Of your city Gideon J. Tucker also introduc ed
bill in relation to your Surrogates Court
There wos general smile Of satisfaction when M.
Stewart introduced the bill to incorporate the Ameri
can Museum, in which p. T, Barnun, Henry Barnurs,
James e. Kelly, S. II. Hurd and Hyatt Frost an
named as the first trustees The other bids OF general
Interest Int oduced was one Tor the Improvement Of
BROOKLYN Nights and one to Regulate the Salaries o.
Police Captains Of the Metropolitan Police District.
fixing them at O., 900 per annum.
John T. Mills Of your city presented petition
through Mr.. Goodrich asking leave to substitute rail-
cars in place Of his line of stages known the Third
ave. or Bulls Head line. claiming preecrptye r9ns
carry passengers on this route by 80 years use or
Mr.. Dreamer, Democratic member freU your city.
maze fetulent splurge about The Ner-York Cinses
attacking him Ia editorial article and treated Allies
OReiley to 8 shower Of Billingsgate which vas more
forcble than elegant. In report made by ue Con-
mittee on Claims In favor OF auditing the claims o.
Wilson for canal damages it was brouyht 70 iiyhL
by Mr.. WILDER Of Duchess BY reference TO the Digest
OF Clams that this had been guilty OF presenting
demand second time when the State had once PAID
IT, The reports Of the aymastcr-Genera State En-
giueer and Quarantine Report were to-day commum'
The object Of MI I,,Iejohn's proposition ntroducsa
In the Assembly on Friday last. concerning newspaper
reporters and correspondents. apprehend. wa: -
drive from the floor Of the House dozen or u 30
called reporters, some VI whom supposed TO DO
good deal more lobbying than reporting. fdoubt II Iae
Recommendation OF the committee will be adopted, and
still do not know as have any particular fault to md
with It, It Is Indeed MUST that all the letter
and reporters here should be placed Ia the same cas-
egory- should be set down unworthy VI occupy ing
"a or with the membera--fOr OF
them among tbs most upright men In the state, and
as body will not suffer in comparison witn any other
class Of men; and yet il Is 10 be doubted that some
o. them DO more or less lobbying. Such should be
cleared out OF the Assembly Chamber snd
out Of the Capitol. I would Dot care how
soon. But why stop with persons connected with news
papersf Why aot compel every person who Is shnss
the Legislature lobbyist to walk the plank Stow.
ipS the reporters away In gallery BY themselves may
sske note Of their doines, but respectfully sueeess
that better way that object would be for ths
members TO keep away from the lobby room altogether
II they will do this 1t seems to harm can result 70
them. ..... .....s
SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. % 1885.
Mr.. LA BAU presented the petition for the
removal OF the railroad ks 10 Thompson st.
! BILLS NOTICED.
Mr.. SUTHRRLAND-For the incorporationsof the VII
lage Of White Plains.
Mr.. f. CoKsELL-For sbip-oanal from Lake Ontario
to Cayuga Lake.
! BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Low-To facilitate the construction OF the New.
York and Oswego Midland Railroad. by empoweriBa
highway commissioners to grant right Of way aud ex-
empting the property Of said Company from taxation
for q limited period.
Mr.. CoLLINs-To facilitate the collection Of claims
against insurance companies by providing that, In
cases where company Is sued upon policy the claim
ant shall recover In addition to the amount adjudged
to be due not less than 10 than IS per cen In
| discretion Of the C0uit
| MI ODoSNELL-Declaripg It to be misdemeanor b
attempt by bribery menace, to influence the action
of delegates to political primary meeting caacusss %
conventions.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the act for the improvement Of South
Seventh-st., Brooklyn.
On motion Of Mr. ANDREWS. the METROPOLITAN Health
bill was made the special order for to morrow.
BILL PASSED TO A THRD READING.
Amending the general manufacturing law by allow
ing companies to increase the number o shares Of ne
stock provided 1t does not affect alter the Ut
the capital stock. Authorizing the building Of
| In Eew.York.
| The Senate adjourned. VII |