The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25

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aa be AGAIN ppontsS so the he Was originally
appointed.
several influential gentlemen from New. York
had tong interview with the Governor 'eday III
THE FosysR CASE
They made q strong appeal TO have the prisoners
sentence commuted TO Imprisonment or hle The
Governor received them kindly. but Ventured 40
OPINION one way or the other as to whether he
would grant the request. 1t ID understood TINT a
delegation, composed IN large part OF clergy
men, will be here tomorrow or next day to pre-
vail apon him 10 save the unfortunate man from
the guilows 1t Is generally believed thst the
closing paragraph OF the Governors letter refusing
to commute the sentence OF Carney, the Buffalo
ing with the CARRYING out OF the sentence OF the
law in Fosters case.
THAT BILL OF JOHN FoLEY's,
in whsch he asks the Legislature to get him re-
Enumerated for trying to become Supervisor to
the Tune OF sl7,625-that is, to pay him for his
litigation expenses and the salary he considers he
was entitled to by reason or having been elected 10
the ofice-has again shown itself in the Assembly
John will have little bill here soon asking the
LEGISLATURE to pay him for his litigation expenses
Legislature John Will have nice time In getting
has expenses paid.
BROoKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT.
bill was introduced in the House by Mr.. Cochue
TO reorganlze the Fire Department OF the city OF
BROOKLYN and to reduce the number OF commits.
ne cS o To 's
a Fire commissioner, who, with the Com
missioner acting as President Of the Board
and the superintendent Of Buildings, shall consti,
tute the Board OF Commissioners. They shall hold
saeS for m NAY l. 7 and Sar
successors in office shall be appointed as now pro-
vided by law.
The following bills were also introduced by Mr..
Smith--To enable the Board OF Health of New York
to contract for the removal Of nuisances; also to
prohibit the appropriation Of money to schools IN
New York not under the control OF the Commits
sioners of Public instruction. BY Mr.. Clark-ro
incorporate a railroad to run through Christopher
street, New York. BY Mr.. Denniston-To restrict
the fees OF notaries public. BY Mr.. smth-To
regm.ate tne amaactrs OF ale ana peer; nD re-
| per gallon) BY Mr.. Watt-Amending the act to
PROMOTE MEDICAL SCIENCE.
| 1t authorizes in Kings county, and in all cities
| whose population exceeds 10000 the delivery to
medical colleges of the remains OF any deceased
| person for medical and surgical study not regu-
larry inferred and which has not been desired to
be inferred by any relative or friend OF deceased
within tWcnty-fOur hours after death, ana provided
also the deceased person, prior to death, has not
expressed a desire 10 the contrary. The remains
SHALL after the study, be decentiy inferred by
those receiving them All violations OF the act
are made subject to a fine OF $25.
THE SENATE
met in exceeding small force tonight only four
teen Senators beng present, and passed two hours
N general orders, only the most minute local bills
being under discussion.
APPOINTMENT.
Fulton G. Paul. OF the secretary OF States Office,
has been appointed Deputy State Treasurer, in
place of De Witt q. Ellis appointed Bank Super.
intendent.