The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

the require. He believed If II was right pay
double amount to two starving families tho
whole case 4 the Is satisfied that The rSsr
he - claimed to be, IT, If the lesser amount he VIII
Mr. Foar repl Of oswsso. said when the bin up be
from % Se III III Ss
re
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sand There are two democrats and one republican, and
pay them Now, he opposed to any such Board He
sn iSa mat y @ ok d line
hi. majority here set asids away with the
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ana been ad oyer ana eyer again that hss Ell deS pc
Comptroller authorized and required TO issue bonds Tor
Mr.. xIvoEp IN reply Mr. Fort said tina. there were
only seventeen absentees when the vote was taken there
House and the o. democrats for the PIN he
the
themselves But divisions factions in the repub
s s r. breaking
s sy s.
N w detailed the
%o1Siy introducing bill on the same SUBJECT Hs sent
to Mr. Green, and asked him to come here When he
He s' sSiG not ss o9 I'll I
h nj
s short En-, TSsu m Ss. bill 1d Re-
s II: by . the y ThS ole
M Board q
wsn,sd was to saoS Claims being presented A
Board Audit people S1d T1sE had
Of politics matter like this.
as AMENDED BY the Senate N'A'N ''''"'-
Knss ssa . a. z: to. 70 ss
democratic and had for ten years
could he neverhAd been by any one
Mr. ASnoTT rep) of Orange moved the previous qaes-
The amendments Of the Senate were then concurred in
sas;v Ay2rS E;o1. sssss:,
Buell., Campbell Chamberlain, Couchman, CrandalI Dunn
Pys%ss
Hodrdse Hoaghton. Hungerford hustsd. Jacobs Kings
s% sss'I HBss:S
wells West; whi1es. whtaksr Wiley wSossyNSs
gurrt Davidson. Enos: Fsmmsr FSf Gs1, Goss qran'
nsa pp Mooa Paige
sss snd
Yeomans.
By Mr.. acknowledgements Manhattan county; also
provide for the speedy construction q sewers in Brook
Mr. WEST reported that there infracton of the
BY Mr. GoRiNG-A Amending the charter Of the Midnight
~''''' " BILLS INTRODUCED.
| EAbTMAN-hepealluBt
BY Mr.. BLAIn-For the preservation of the public health
by preventing the Of second hand barrels for packing
ter also to regulate the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
BY Mr. u: BRowNTo enable the legal voters Of towns
| to decide the sale of liquors.
| THE GovERNoR CALLED UPON FOR INFORMATION.
Whereas IT is commonly reported tina. bills were
that ss u
thereof had been sxpunged and whereas y Is be.
the $ Ss
Gon Of che h. So e e OF
things end that additional
kesolvsd That Governor respectfully requested
@ hSs D To have h
the Legislature from which he Withheld his approval
s
and IN IN %
municate other facts or within his know
edge ,ns. ia bis opinion have any material bearing upon
Mr. said he would at another time move an amend
ment so as to make the resolution stronger.
The resolutions giving rise to debate was laid aside under
THE ALLEGED CORRUPTION IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF
Browns Tsa ah% aresns an investigation
OF corruption In the construction OF the new
0.p''. v. REIMBURSEMENT RESOLUTION. 49,.
evening WAS Sdopsea@5S to Is. ''N-' '-'
ALnrnorn Sefea which were .aopsed
ne OF ss 60 s was s $ % ns
buildings on West Bank and whereas their report the
% a ha Ss Ssen
Resolved within days the Commissioners furnish
this House with detailed statement, verined by the
treasurer to whom money has been paid durnl
| paid to each, the date OF the payment. thu
| nature of the claim, the amount OF the liabilities
| incurred them which remain unpaid to whom
payable amount to become due to each person
agreement or arrangement ane
for what particular purpose said liabilities were incurred
portion OF the approximation OF X2O00 made II
specifying Of the to whom paid the date
The and ne Of aa ST
| LEGISLATURE
The fixing the number and of the officers and en-
poyes OF Legis received from the Senate
| amended. The amendments concurted In
The House adjourned until Monday evening at hapas