The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

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lesnss for such person to in such employment
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whom they shall he issued and ali for cerla
to the rssmen, Of the expense: aud Salaries or the
Ss o. Sd saa Or 80 much thereof Is may
treasury. Said board an cause true and aocur.ts
once in three month"; msss return Of hs amount re-
seved and expended 10 the Comptroller Of the city OF New
Tho Board Of Supervisors of the city and county Of
each member q ia,d board and the secretary thereof
e hy sssssa S S
s sa 70, ne so per o. sns
raise annually By the estate real and personal the
city Of New York such Of money be Necessary
ing board which shall alter The sppIeson a. above
iihca.cs issued BY said rrs' mentioned board.
Mr.. Tweed introduced d bill to-day to incorporate
TIE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.
TIE Dill authorizes the association to have one mail
i0r commercial business sci apart . i,ind Tor
the benefit OF deceased members, and receive y
transfer Of the property Of other Corporations.
Yam seaacs onrien' 'pf Henry Y
He also introduced another Incorporating Fred
erck schuchardt, Samuel L. M. BARLOW, William q.
De Nenivilie, OTTO haGnfels and Others as the
..Amencan Mortgage ana Trust Company OF New
York." II gives the company power
Consistent sen %s tie
laws Oh te state from persons or corporations or by orasr
do take, hold and transfer bcqucs!s of real per-
Iou n The company authorized agent
in regis ern bonds or evidences OF debt
sIsalo make, ISSUE and sell certificates or other evil
ana IN fact to do general trust business.
AMERICAN MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Senator Tweed introduced a bill providing thar
Fred. schuchardt, Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow, WIN. II.
W. Jerome, Edw: X. Willard, Jacob De Neuive,
Wthers and Alfred sdcil d ay associate themselves
for the purpose Of carrying on general trokeragc
OF trust company, to receive aud IN, est moneys, to
execute trusts, 10 accept and hold property in trust,
to act as agents for is ung certificates of Stock trus
tees for married women, &c. $500 900 capital stock.
ATLANTIC WAREHOUSE AND TRANSPORTATION COM
Senator Pierce introduced bill providing that R.
3. LOOMS, Edward 4. Cornell Spencer g. Hale q.
II. Robinson and others may associate themselves
for the purpose ofcarrying on general warehOusing
business in BROOKLYN. Capital stock 100000.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Senator Tweed introduced q bin providing that
William Il. Travers, George d. Alley, $. f. Knapp,
jenkins Van Setback, W. 9. 0'Bnen,- Henry N.
sooiate themselves for the purpose OF maintaining
On Se S Sr c more Of m Xey Or PLACES e 81
cation pledge, purchase, sale ana clearance OF
stocks, bills, &c. 1t shall be lawful for the
ASSOCIATION to provide and set apart fund, not ex-
ceeding $4,000 to ana for each member, to be dis.
trlbutcd to the family. next OF kin OF deysee OF
such member, after his death. said fund to be in
manner liable Tor the debts OF such members, ex.
cept such rs were contracted before said sum
shall haze been paid In. The New York Stock Ex-
change may, by majority vote OF its stockholders,
transfer the title to the new association.
Joint Committee of the Two Houses E,ec-
ton of Mr.. Weaver, superintendent Of
Pmblic Insiru sti0n-scena Between Tom
Fields and Nuested-Thc q own and tho
Ass-rhe Brooklyn Wharfage Bill Smoth-
cred by Trick.
ALBANY, April Ill M.
THE JOINT CONVENTION
for.the election of superintendent OF public IN.
siruction was carried out TO- day in the usual sted
form prescribed by law. A committee of the House
went to the Senate aud committee OF the Senate
went TO the House. The two committees
tried to look as well educated as possible
for the occasion. They bowed as gracefully
as they knew how and managed to tell without
stumble their snort tale of information about how
each others house was In readiness to make some
body happy to the tune OF two thousand year.
Then the dlgniled SepatOrs, laughing and joking
like school boys on lark as the went along,
marched two by two into tue House where all tho
members received them standing. many OF them.
laughing. In fine, the formality came 20 an end by
ballot, when the result was declared 10 be in favor
OF the present incumbent, Mr.. Weaver the vote
standing cghtyfour for hm to sixty six sor Jessie
T. Peck. The lower house evidently felt very much
gratiied at the solemnlty or the extraordinary
slon and they prepared themselves Tor 1t by rather
peculiar exhibition Of liberal debate
Just before the Senate entered, Gleason, OF ST.
Lawrence cried ont that Peck was the choice OF the
republicans. Alvord at once Jumped to his feet and
paid Weaver high compliment, and wound up by
saying he was not bound to vote for anybody else,
ana so would vote for him. Heusted got mad ut
this, and tried to screech out his opinion about
party measures While he kept yelling about one
thing several others kept yelling about some other
thing and the Speaker lent music to the whole DIS
cord By making his gavel beat tattoo on the block
before him, rs to secure order. Finally, when 1t
was secured Fields got up and remarked. 1--WE
often heard OF legislature being turned into bear
garden, but never knew one to become an avary
before. Among the noisy birds that are Mapping
their wngs about here Is tho bald eagle OF Vest
chester county
"Aud,r yelled Heusted ',he clown from New
York,
'And the ass without ears from westchester,'' re.
torted Fields.
Was not 1t lucky that the honorable Senators put
In an appearance second after tbis, as they did
what would they have thought had they tumbled in
while the rctort courteous game was going on. But
they know how 1t il themselves, l suppose. The
members from Kings county. with the exception Of
Goodrich succeeded today, aided by Bill Fowlcf's
obpyIng. In enectualiy getting rid Of Mr.. Harden
bcrgh's
WHARFAGE BILL,
relating TO New York city and BROOKLYN Nelson, OF
Corta nj county, did his best to save the BILL but
all his efforts proved useless in The end.
THO Dill was meant to repeal that OF last
year, which was smuggled through the Senate by
sdodge.u Certain provisions OF the latter COM
elled canal boats brick and lumber hoats, bafges
aud floating elevators to pay the most exorbitant
rates of wharfage for instance, elevators and hight
ers were made not as Of old 10 pay so much per
Gay for wharfage but were charged full wharfage
for every time they moved during the day rom the
wharf. The owners OF the floating elevators PROM
iied ir the present bill were passed To reduce their
rates one-ourti: yet see the result When IL was