The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13

the city county OF New York the year 1871 and d.
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York, no Otherwise BY law provided for, ana an
city county
for %s s said s s o SnSsr
s o 1877 due ana
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deemed as set apart, apporoned and appropriated
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be b. said soe aud %
All spd lawful claims and aGn; the
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Committee Of the Board Of Asslssn Aldermen, ssysray Of
city who ;ss e: m .'sS a. days audit s'':ss
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or by this act Inc and
SEC bIf in the Judgment tho Comptroller city of
and to S from TINE to time in
Of s OF % ~ Of S
lawful claims aforesaid; such Of money borrowed
or county Of New York issued like manner and
be- borrowed on revenue Of said city and county
such bonds shall be issued BY authority Of bls act shan
their issue, and shall he payable from the
pledged and appropriated by sections two and three OF this
sno. e.--Thls act shall take effect Immediately.
THE BILLS TO BE CONSIDERED ON WEDNESDAY
1t will be seen that these bills provide for the rails.
Log moneys which senator Benedict stated was the
An V NH ncf
nal bill. Twombly wanted 10 rush the bills through
and have them reported without amendment at the
next session alter the Adjournment This aroused
Hawkins and 1ilden. and, alter some little sparring
ii was ordered TO be reported ON Wednesday morn
n4nOiher measure introduced to-day by Mr.
Haughton Will, ii passed. cause little futter.
THE CIVIL DISTRICT COURTS.
The bill provides that the judges may appoint the
court clerks aud legslae out OF Office the present
the bill IS aImeS particularly at the sixth District
Court, but it will reach other places threatened as
much or more reform In this particular and. VIII
give some fancy Iammany republicans who mold
b however, are Included In the btll previously in
troduced by Mr. Foley which provides Tor the eec-
ton Of a new set OF judges on general ticket,
which will be reform much more needed than that
III feSa'u " Wy rw WEEDS WATER BILL,
which passed last year, giving the Commissioner Of
Public Works authority to purchase the lakes and
streams near CrotOn Lake, IN Putnam county, is to
he repealed, and bills for that purpose were to-day
| introduced by Mr.. Dykman. While the work OF
MIR. Heaiy, OF the First district, intends to have
the people down town saved the anuSyancs caused
| by having bill! passed prohibiting the running OF
freiaht cars below Thlrte,h street in the city Of
| depot and that "br0nze" II Hcaly mas his wayfs
| OTHER REFORMS
are to be inaugurated. The alleged abuses at Quar-
antine are to De examined into by the Committee on
| Commerce and Navigation, Jacobs forgot to put
Tag mace s X To s
| The hundreds OF doorkeepers. messengers and
others who have held sinecures IN connection with
d"n1 iee somewhat hurried at the
adopted to-day calling for the accounts Of money
THE DAY IN THE SENATE.
| The Senate was IN no mood for work during the
was called to order, 10 those who had made up their
| minds to fight the motion for adjournment, that
they were certain 10 be defeated Tne result
| would, much to the disgust Of Mr. Benedict
who tried his best to convince his fellow members
only resolved once for ali to work on Saturdays.
the gentlemen who live in the rural districts, and
manage 10 get homo on q saturday night, so as to
| spend the SABBATH with their families, ir they ever
LAID over IN this little village after Friday, were the
most determined In their opposition TO the anti
adournsLs, aud TO them Is Ill great part due the
latter's discontinue However, there was really
ChaiGed made the motion 10 adjourn until Monday
evening Mr.. Benedict simply contentcd himself with
main over and work all day saturday. Iiemann
chimed in and said ditto, and Old DR.. Weismann
Sand s Of nay the TO
were finally called on the motion. and the result
was 10 TO IL favor Of the home rule. In view OF
the fact that The adjournment was almost q FORE
gone conclusion the actual business transacted was
or very little Importance. The only real measures
OF any moment that were touched upon were bill
to authorize
TIE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD
Company to run palace cars In sufficient number
TO satisfy the public demand and another which
relieves parties sent to reiormat0ries from being
eassed as el0ns who nave served their terms OF il'
prisonment without having been pardoned. In other
words the bill is.meant to cover tie weak points or
tho law III regard to witnesses, which were exposed
some time ago 10y the decision OF the Court Of Ap.
peas In the Park case. One Of the witnesses In that
case, IT seems, had been an inmate or ReiOrma'
| ruled nm no hot ha or tno