The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14

uOh Oi the. said Council.
SECTION ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT
Is amended 30 that no buildings on real estate en-
oept those exclusively occupied for religious Wor-
hospital, OF free library or Incorporated college
or seminary, or belong to the city tne s'S.e Wr
SV anv General u law Of the State, shall be exempt
from taxation.
| il amended so that the Department OF Taxes ana
Assessments Is made to consist Of the Mayor presi
dent OF the Department ITSELF the I'M Rsard OF
Aldermen and to be known as the Board OF Street
! opening and improvement" o,,,rn,,
heads Of departments, &c, ION atiidavit Of the
| ton BY the Justice OF the Supreme Court of the
first department. imposes costs on those promoting
tice thinks there was no probable cause for making
the application the said costs to be paid to the
person may have Judgment and an executionn
SECTION ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
new is as follows: This act shall take effect i'm
mediately, except as otherwise provided In the
previous section; but nothing therein contained
shall be in any wise held to extend continue the
term Of ONCE OF any OF the persons mentioned In
section l22 beyond the LIST day OF March, 1873.
The following is
ofMessrs Opdyke and Blumenthal:-
The respectfully dissent The report Of
The The 'ne s now ed
Act to recrganze the local OF the city OF New
The main reasons for such dissent are succncty
proposed
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confirm h such no%,nsops within the period Of few
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FEsRUARY 10, 1879. JOSEPH BLUMENTHAL
THE WRIT OF ERROR BILL
was again the cause OF bitter debate in Committee
n 10 n Hnu tt.aC
section, making the writs returnable to the Court
OF Appeals, was finally earned.
RAILROAD BILLS
bill introduced by Mr. Tiemann, In the Senate, |
provides that the Empire Drawing Room Car Com. |
pany may contract with any railroad company In |
New York city to run its over their track five
cents may be charged by the company for each |
person riding In their cars and who is furnished |
The bill introduced by Senator weismann pro. |
vides that the Second Avenue Railroad Company |
may extend their track from First avenue at
Eighty-sxth street along said avenue to Twenty. |
third street; from Second avenue to First avenue !
thence along the latter to Houston street and
to DIVISION and along the latter to connect with
the tracks at Grand to FORSYTH street; also from
Fourth avenue, and to Thtrty.1ith and ThirtysiXth
streets.
appointment OF Edwards Pierrepont, John X. Porter
and John J. Anderson as Q commission who may |
appoint one clerk and two experts for the purpose
OF examining and auditing all claims held against
the city and county OF New York.
The Police Justices Bill Before the Ju.
dietary ommittce-Arguments Aga inst
Its Constitutionality-Ho Bowling
and Bixby Likely TO he Retained
The Governors Reception.
ALBANY, Feb. l3-Evening.
The judiciary Committee of the House gave an.
other hearing this evening on the bill which Gusts
the present New York Police Justices out OF their
Offices. ExJudge Edmonds and ex.Speaker Smith
appeared against the bill, and Dorman B. Eaton,
the author OF it, was Its champion. MIR. Eaton's
argument was strong one, and went into great
detail to show that the present Justices were dis.
grace to the city. He also cited facts and figures
to prove that they were, as q rule,
NOT ONLY INCOMPETENT BUT CORRUPT.
Judge Edmonds was very severe in his criticism
OF the bill, and, after arguing that the bill was un.
caa afit Ion oil H.