The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-04


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PIERS anu other Structures which may be REQUIRED
to secure pereet safely and stability OF construction
aud the ope1 ons o - the ee road Inc nl makes It
lawful ior ne company to make such openings and
csary oa9 me Bin w pogs sn be CONF
pieeu te Harlem IN TWO years. The fares are fixed
miles e as ia niue 6 Gr any e ems , csn, i0ar
na,,e' The company Is required 10 provide waat
S are 'lenominated the workingmen's trains, to DO
az urs OF i've and seven IN the morning and six and
IN the evening from each end 81 The route
rates. inc ncorporators are John M. Masterson,
Josepn Bensosan, joan N. Mositt, Edward A. Jones,
vens, Camille q. Roumage James Myer w.; Simon
NJ. saunders and John Cornell
TURFMEN, ATTENTION
The following important bill, which was intro
duced by senator MADDEN, has finally passed the
Inc, honest rlrlmen who are disgusted with the
way dishonest JOCKEYS palm or horses OF low degree
| as animals Oh good blood
An AoT for the better preservation records
and ws o. the state o. New York. represented in Senate
sEoroN Any person or persons owning or keeping
vertsins Tie servcs. q sad Stallion 70 e csTdeaa With
the County cers Of the county where said s.lon s owast
Il ssid stallion, full a.iaa5io, ana Of
person who snail nes'ee 70 make and file tho cerud.
iay make Ole false statements
saa snail ioel. The sam q Sp to be recovered ~ any
District Attorney the county wherein stallion
orsap hereby aeWoa apo S'f his ecsns
.na such nj . has been male a
asg ecrea'e has been 50 Med sa action 70 be brought
ss penalty by ss set sa be re-
iarnshlns the UPON which such recovery pso
cured and shall be PAID to the Treasurer of the
SEQ. 2.-ihs act shah take eIec, imme iia,cy.
| LEGISLATIVE REFORM.
Mr.. Prince to-day, In the Assembly, presented
report from the Judiciary Committee, To which had
been referred two separate resolutions one miro.
1 II,
mttec to inquire what reforms, If any can be made
oincr, presented by Mr.. Rose, on the same supjoc
The committee united botn IN one report ana recon-
the workings OF the legislative system OF rne State,
an amendment to the constitution to meet the case
supervisors OF counties being auhorzed to enact
local laws which NOW taxes up so mucn or the time
OF the Legislature, ana abiding TO other ways IN
which time might be saved, the committee report
four bills, as foOws:-
further chapter $40 Of the LAVE of ls4s in
relation to the incorporation of benevolent societies.
An ACT 10 amend chapter 26s Of the Laws OF sto relation
chapter 2O9 Laws of ls47, in rela
ton to cemeteries IN incorporated villages.
mcns to the constitution.
This bill authorizes the Governor and the Secre.
tary OF state to DESIGNATE talrts-two lurors-iour
Commission ior the purpose OF proposing to the
legislature AZ Its next session, amendments to the
be made to the sixth article. 1t provides that va
| cancie5 In the Commission are to be filed IN the
meetings shall be held III Albany; that the Commits
sion shal choose its chairman and appoint clerks,
messengers and d0orheepers, not TO exceed ten
| IN number; and the compensation OF the Commits
sion shan ne $40 per day for not over nifty days,
| pcnses.
Both Houses took appropriate action to-day on
lhe death OF Professor Morse You Will doubtless
have the proceedings specially reported
Mr.. 0'Bnen succeeded to-day alter considerable
! cxertlon III getting through the senate the pro-
posed amendment 70 the state constitution proyid-
ing for the appointment by the Governor OF the IN.
deal Of opposition TO this b, from certain quarters
but M o. ,.ren managed to crash 1t out IN The nick
\ OF tiine Inc trades unions are greatly Interested
In this measure.
! A PLEA FOR PETTicoAT GOVERNMENT.
The largest crowd OF ladies' ana gentlemen
that ever attended upon any one committee OF the
Legsiature was present at the meeting OF the House
| Judiciary Committee This afternoon. Either the
casion or the natural attraction OF The committee
drew the crowd but It IL more than probable that 1t
was the occasion. IL Is conceded That the members
| OF the committee are all good looking. but then
when laoles are in question they do NOT claim the
palm Tor superior attraction. And as the occasion
| Of Inc meeting was the appearance OF number OF
the fair sex to advocate tue right Of woman
the occasion had, more to DO with the large
gathering Of Senator's Assembymen and
OF Inc COMMIT ttee ITSELF Mrs. Wioour was the nrst
speaker. She was attircd ia stylish purple dress,
PINK bow. When the chairman had read the pc
litlon for the meeting mrs. Wibour rose and walked
smiling row. Bowling TO dr. Prince, the chairman,
VINO 6lushed way up to the rools OF ms back hair,
sic peean her auurcss. one had ~ Wrilbcn OUT anu
read every word in Clear distinct voice. There
was certainly nothing new In her arguments, as she
nodestly conceded NJ the OUTSET but there was a
good deal OF metaphysics ana goodly sprinkling
OF the usual everyday dissertation about 'Droad
culturc,n moral aud intellectual standpons,p
"tne fullest Development OF the human beiag,n
&c. She Commended that there were 100, o00 women
IN The State or New York and hundreds OF thou.
sands throughout the country who
WANTED TO VOTE.
she then paid her respects TO the free love reople
and begged the committee not TO think poorly oil
the great majority Of the women OF tho State TO
be deludcd by the idea that they were III sympathy
with the nasty OF rauer5 VINO rallied at morality.
| The good women of the State wanted the right or
suffrage, felt that they were entitled TO II, and they
were ANXIOUS by Its use TO make marriage hoier
and vice more detested. The committee tnen rose
ana went INTO executive SESSION. IL IS said that
| Messrs. Strahan ana Vedder, during the session,
argued in favor OF the ladies', ana that they Intend
TO report IN their favor. The report will undonbt-
ediy create sensation.