The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04
The STATE CAPITAL.
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LEGISLATION FOR NEW Y0lI CITY
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SPECIAL coaaespOAoncs or Tine EaAls.
ALBANY. Jan ., isS7.
The three days during which the Legislature has besn
In session bear out what anticipated would occur on The
rsasssmblng Of both housed New York city looas Up
the great victim Of legislation. good bad and ndIs
emit Every member from New York, and every other
member nearly IRON the interior Of the Sass 70
b. Afflicted with New York the brain, and the result
u that thse already perfect nood Of bills providing
FOR I'll sorts ~ chan&sa Teorganixafieua commissions,
re-, for the doomed metropolis
You win sss BY The slsgraphic summary Of the pro-
cesdings that Senator Gibson Asssmblyme0 Creamer,
ssgsrson, Rogers. Gridlsy. Donohus Blaavst Jacobs,
Bar and Murphy have either given NOTICE d or intro
ducsd bills Affecting New York interests These arc only
the rst CROP however and will b considersd mere tribes
By ths vino she session shsla hsye reached ciosa
hs Of al sssts ofprcss the ssp bus thsy havs
not yet peued in the brains Of the projectors them
selves, is useless 70 enlarge them. Many Of the
bills introduced or noticed will b completely
changed before they como up FOR serious action.
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Tho new BILL noticed yesterday BY Mr. J. v. Grdley,
Of New York, in relation new market commission,
was ntoduced by that gentleman to-day II provides
for the appointment Of I've commissioner by the Gov
srnor and Senate to hold Office respectively follows
One for year. for two years. for three years
one FOR four years. and tor i've years. and the term Of
office thereafter for each commissioner shall be I've years
After their appointment the commissioners shall
In the County Clerks Office and determine BY lot their
terms OF Office and Immediately after organize by elect
| ing President, Treasurer and some person not q
Commissioner Secretary. The salaries will be as
S. 900 per annum Treasurer s. 0O0
the three other commissioners $4,000 each, and the
secretary not exceeding s. 500 per The
surer shall give bonds in the OF $4,000 for the
faithful performance Of his duty The Board win have
complete control over the markets and market property
what salaries they please Besides the regular markets.
property and viii Be- authorized 70 build nsw
markets 10 any extent they may think the public inter
ks property shall be Deposited with the New York Life
insurance and Trust Company TO be uscd for the pur
Of Section @
the Common Council shall from time TO time request
o. , the Commissioner, create and issue "city
900. and mot to bear moro than per cent
interest," and Reasonable in twenty years; that the
nominal amount or value OF such stock dispose or q
public or private SALE the moneys realized thereby TO be
deposited with tho Nsw York Life Insurance and Trust
Company upon interest and drawn for the expenses Of
the commissloc For the payment Of the interest OF
AUTHORISED TO raise suiAcisnt BY tax ON real aud
pay the interest annually accrung aud
the Comptroller Who viii provide for tue payment Of
intsrert on the stock The other portions of she bill
merely provide for small details Of no public interest
The project considerable excitement up here and
whether II win 20 through both houses though its sup
porters who understand tho ropes thoroughly
| enn BOARD SUPERVISORS
Nelson J. Waterbury is hero manipulating several OF
attributed TO his prolific brain The Assenbiy men who
give notice OF tho Waterbury schemes managed 20
we'll that they induced to present the measures With
out even no much a. knowing what they are oil about
II this way with the bills noticed for tho abolition Of
the Board Of Supervisors and for the reorganization Of
parent mover Of the schsme in rotation V the abolition
Of tho Board Of Supervisors but Waterbury 10 the man
| who prompts and knows oil about II.
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Some days ago advised you Of the intention Of
members 70 introduce oil for sns creation . S g. hoard
and also perform the duties Of Haror Masters Senator
Gibson, OF tho Twelfth district gave notice Of bill or
10 shape for some days
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free passes railways in this State about 20 be
pealed II does mot work 70 tho satsfacton OF new
agreeable system OF cheap rides and abundance Of
passes s TO BE- made. The movement orgnasssl.n the
rnE WORKING WOMEN oy NEW roax
Mr. John J. Blars bill for the protection Of working
women in New York Is intended 70 break up tbs
Ss needle 9 oS.r
things that no property shall Be exempt nom levy aad
cred In ssy o. the district courts in he city Of New
York work, labor service done performed BY
female whore such amount does mot exceed she OF
| twenty i've dollsrs. ~ .s.fsafss vs.at
SHOT TIM roLScE yrsncxs
Mr. Blauvelts bill to-day In relation To police justices
OF New York Is 10 call for investigation regarding the
disposition OF money obtained fines In the minor
inal courts OF the city. The bill will be likely TO
stir In your city, and passed may lead 70 rich
Developments
rHx pxMAss AND TINE NEUTRALITY LAWS st
Colouei Denis F. Burke, OF the Fenian prisoners
lately returned from Ireland, Ia hare pressing the
government the neoesty for interference In behalf OF
the United States czsns imprisoned In ireland as Fe
mans. Colonel Burke had an audience with the Gov
and leading members OF the Legislature and be
Iieves he viii succeed in his mission. In tho Assembly
today CD,o1sl Mike Murphy, q the fenAn leaders
of the Roberts faction introduced resolution 10 favor
OF tho repeal Of the Neutrality iawR fA XXI isfsa
| tNf ~ ,7HHJ 90 THn SOCIAL fvILI tltlfr IT II
rNo OF the New York members Of Assembly have
gwen notice Of bills for important changes In the health
laws OF the Metropolitan DISTRICT and more especially
with regard 10 the great social evil OF prostitution The
intention lie 70 recommend the iegalxaton d houses OF
prostitution, IN the same manner In somo OF tho
European countries The idea finds favor with many
members OF the Legislature, and properly presented
may possibly become grated the Law of the State.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES. 's
Senate. .f ~
Senators Pisrsou, Lent Thomas Murphy and G. O. Cor