The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-16

citizens 10 be commi2.ioners Of Estimate and Assess
ono on the line a' the p1oDessd
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and esaas,s 4 re loss and ds%sss any
vantage and above the loss and damage any
masins, sid rsSS5ii he court shall deposit
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their report to the Court Within thirty days
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amount q damase and loss Of the benefit
or sa DC assessed tor 1e amount 81 ne
thereapon the title said land shall The Mayor,
OF said street or avenue.
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and conclusive in regard action or decision which
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Commits then shall be lawful Tor the said Court
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nsy s se % Of or er ere
sons In the place stead Of the COMMISSIONS or Com
Otherwise inca pacatcd from serving, ami the comnls
soner or So shall ~, hsys all the
sioners named the first section OF this act and other
SEC This net shall take effect Immediately
THE BONDING BILL.
which raised such storm yesterday came up
again to-day, being recOnsidcred on Mr. WoOdin g
motion, by a vote OF 20 TO 2 and recommitted to
the Judiciary Committee, with instructions to re-
port tomorrow morning
THE sPEER TRAVELLING SIDEWALK BILL
was passed IN the Senate by vote OF IL to g. This
is the absurdity IN rapid transit which we have re-
ierred to frequently before II Is on the plan OF q
revolving and continuous train OF cars to he run on
an elevated road above the sidewalk by stationary
engines. The route is to be designated ny the
Common Council. An experimental road is to be
erected on State and Whitehall streets and the
Bowling Green.
The following resolutions relative TO the lands
acquired by Ezra Cornell under the Agricultural
Scrip law were offered to-day by Senator Johnson,
and On his motion were laid over and ordered to be
printed
Resolved Assembly that the Go%pre,le,
Treasurer be- and they hereby appointed Commits MS
College Land grant called and that they parcua ry
inquire into and ascertain first whether the act s g
and the act "'f the LEGISLATURE ms state
eHaPfd with in the sale ana sosan Of the said
lands co as9 to n ,n into and 10
the sale Of said lands also whether the state has the
whether secarities other than those therein ~ -.oned
taken received BY the state third that they
Ezra Cornell under his contract with state the
S 10 h at the as o %s he
land; the amount received BY MIN: the amour, unpaid
@ cs s'S Ss I aw Of the %
auire into the value Of certain timber lands located in
the states Of and Kansas sa to
s c h has Of saa 5 T %
to whom o and the prices and such
win s Of LANDS Of
charge sne q SAID Ezra Cornell upon sales Of sad
s, the hs o s and
dhs as nad ana sae Of sa a
gn h me p4eesaa act Of Of
lastly, to inquire into ali matters and things Connected
with said lands the manarement and disposition thereof
next session Of the Legislature with recommendation
secure said fund in with the act OF Congress
with power To send tor persons and papers
ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION IN THE CORNELL MATTER.
ON the reassemblng OF the House for the even
ing session MIR. Jacobs occupied the chair, Mr. Cor
nell taking the floor and asking consent to offer
the following
of Oneida; William g. Fargo, Of Erie, and Lewis Il, Nor
of s aar e o & S
Tor that hereby invested with al The power
hSzsd HhS 5" send and
FOR to tho S ss &c
the and general condition Of said university
Of Ezra Cornell n reference 10 tne location
in behalf said Cornell University, and generally
all OF the interests and affairs Of the said and
the execution duties and imposed by the laws OF
the United and of the State Of New York In rela
tion 10 the agricultural land grant In OF vacancy
In said COMMISSION by OF defamation to serve
otherwise the Governor Is authorized TO ill the same
by appointment
On the introduction OF resolution requiring
unanimous consent, Mr. Mcclure rose and sand =
X. INQUIRIES OBJECTION
object on the ground and Tor the reason that
resolutions on the same subject, putting the inves-
tigatlon In the hands OF the State officers have
already been offered In the Senate