The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-04
ASSEMBLY.

Peter Mcknlgnt Was connrnneu % nosoAJ Pupho
for New York.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1850.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. GoULD-Directing overseers OF highways
to deduct three dollars from the highway tax OF
each inhabitant who may construct watering
trough by the public highway.
BY Mr.. CALKINs-To change the boundary OF the
town Of Hamburg Erie county.
BY Mr.. SARGEANT-R Relative to taxes levied in Con-
stable Lewis county.
BY Mr.. Fox-To extend Union avenue, Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. BERGEN--To provide that it shall be lawful
for any corporations operating street railroads to
enter any street without the consent Of oneha OF the
property owners along the line. Any company de-
srlng to lay street railroad must post printed no
tces to that effect along the projected route LOT SIX
weeks before application IL made to the Legislature
for such franchise
BY Mr. KIERNAN-To amend section fourteen OF
title eight OF chapter 555 OF the laws OF 1864.
by Mr.. FREAR-Namng Roland s. Doty, John 7.
Conner, Garnett Van NOstrand, stephen ID. BurdicK
and others as first corpora,ors o. the Waysde s IN
citation proposes to establish an institution for the
care and support OF destitute children.
by Mr.. JAC0Bs-To permit boats from daily news
papers published in New York TO approach vessels
bound In for the purpose OF gathering news; also
relative to Reid avenue, BROOKLYN 49,.
avenue, Brooklyn.
BY Mr. Notwithstanding Carrot L. Schuyler,
Jacob Voorhees, Leander Buel, Joseph NJ. Knocker,
Allen ]. Dennis and others as corporators OF the
New York Empire Railroad Company, with power to
construct a railroad along the following Streets
Commencing at Thirty fourth street, East river to
First avenue, to Twentythird street; Tenth avenue,
West Christopher to the fery also from the foot Of
Canal street. North river along West sreetto Spring,
Macdougal Fourth to University place, Fourteenth
street, Third avenue, Twenty-thfrd street, Second
avenue to Thirty-fourth street, to the river.
Nv Mr. pnp IN dirQr mar nj ia n
duct between the sOuthery side OF 18th street and
southery side OF Nlnety-thlrd street to be dscon-
tinued, and empowering the CrOton Department to
build brick or stone conduit for water beneath the
surface at such depth as not to interfere with the
grade OF the avenue; also authorizing loan to be
made Tor doing the above work; also to amend the
military code.
BY MIR. SUMMERs-To establish police force at
BY Mr.. DAvIs-To amend the Newburg Free School
act.
By Mr.. CAMpBELL-To permit towns in otsego
county to take stock In the C0operstown and Sus-
quenanna Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. SuFFERE-To amend the charter OF Pier
By Mr.. HoYT-To amend the charter Of Saratoga
Springs.
Northern New York Railroad.
BY Mr.. MILLER-To provide for drainage OF lands
in Seneca county.
BY Mr.. MIrCHELL-To incorporate the Masonic
Hall OF Hornellsvllle Steuben county.
BY Mr.. CONANT-F0r relief Of the NorthpOrt and
Oyster Bay Steamboat Company; also to open high
By Mr.. FREEAAN-To amend the charter Of Owego.
BY Mr.. ssLKREo-To amend the charter Of the
BY Mr.. FIYNN-Relative to the Kingston town
officers.
BY Mr.. HUsrED-Relative to the Dale Seminary
Associations also amend the charter Of Sing Sing;
also to amend laws relative to wharfage; also pro-
vding that no policy OF insurance on life hereafter
issued by any company dong business In the state
OF New York snail be forfeited by nOn-payment OF
premium thereon any further than regards the right
oft A pApt trad fhara ho ttnyrnA
force beyond certain period, to be determined as
folows:-The net value OF a policy when the pre-
MUM becomes due and IL not paid, shall be ascer-
tanned according to combined experience or actual
rate Of mortality with interest at four per cent per
annum, after deducting from such value any In
debtedness TO the company or not held by the CON-
pany against the insured, which notes. II gwen for
premium, shall then be cancelled. Four-fiths Of
what remains shall be considered as net
the term for which It wLl insure shall be
determined according to the age Of the party
at the time OF the lapse OF premium and the assump
zion OF mortality and interest aforesaid the death
OF the party within the term Of temporary In
mned in the previSns Section, and no Condition Of
the. insurance other than payment OF premium
should have been violated by the insured, the CON-
pany shall be bound TO pay the amount OF the policy
the same as II there bad been no lapse OF premium
anything In the policy TO the contrary notwithstand-
ing provided however, that no tlce OF the claim and
proof OF death shall be submitted to the company
within ninety days after the decease; and provided
also that the company shall have the right to deduct
amount at seven per cent per annum Of premiums
that had been forborne AZ the time or death.
All endowment policies on which two annual premi-
ums have been paid shall be nonforfeiting for such
proportion OF the original sum as the number Of
premiums paid bears 70 the total number required
by the policy, and such paid up policy shall receive
an equitable share Of profits or dividends until IL
natures; also relative to the loss Of life railroads.
BY Mr.. MADDEN-F0r o new ROAD In Newtown;
also for the construction OF court house In Queens
county.
BY Mr.. ANpREws-To amend the Grass River i'm
provement.
BY Mr.. STEwART--Reative TO the examination OF
the accounts OF the Treasurer and other State officers
BY Mr.. CAMPBELI-TO incorporate the Oriental
Savings Bank OF New York. The corporators named
are Joseph H. Tooker, Oliver II. Ingersoll, Jacob
Bennett, II. u. Clapp, Andrew J. Case and others.
BY Mr.. P0RTER-fo amend the laws relating TO
dover.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. MrTCHELL-For select committee Of seven
TO examine into the affairs OF the New York Gas
Company. Tabled.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. RTCHHoyD-Adverse to fixing the term OF
ONCE Of the Brooklyn County Court House engineers.
Agreed TO.
by Mr.. HoDGEs-Adverse TO the bill for the pro-
lection OF consumers OF coal In New York and
Brooklyn.
BY Mr. GLEAsoN-Adverse to increasing the pay
of certain members OF the Metropolitan Police
Agreed 10.
Adjourned.