New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
SENATE. =. ALBANY, April II. 1874

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SENATE ALBANY, April II. 1874
BIls were introduced as follows:
Nv Mr. MIpDLEros--For the better protection oil tne
elective franchise IN this state 1t provides for the use
OF Williamss detective baiotcbox w., c.,, Ia
BY Mr.. KING-To incorporate the NeW-iors Wy De
posit, Loan and Security Company; John A. AIstin
Charles Rutler X. W Howes. Chas. X Hamilton. j.. W.
and Inc sVnn scS9
BY Mr.. GRoss-Ohanging the name OF the German i,nh
Uptown Savings Bank OF tho City OF NeW-Iork wnlch
was read a third time, and passed by unanimous con-
sent -
PoIatye to Courts of Record in the City OF NewYork
To incorporate tho Brooklyn Elevated Silent Safety
Railroad Company In Kings County
To amend the charter OF the International Exchange
and Agency Company of Eew-York. -. ~, -.
To reappropriate money for the construction OF no"
work and extraordinary repairs of the canals 49,
Making an Appropriation TO pay tne nnrs OF the
canals Of the State
Senator tWoodins resolutions for tho appointment OF
three commissioners to examine tho dam furnishing
water supply Auburn Prison were adopted ana sent
to the Assembly for concurrence.
Mr. WooDIs presented a communication from tne
State Board OF Charities relative to the ueay III pre-
senting and printing their annual report
Mr. RoBFRrsoy. from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported fayoraby bill making further provision for the
audit and payment OF tho claims and expenses arising
from conducting the Ring SUITS Also iaVoraoy, oi'i
authorizing the Westcbester Villa Company 10 increase
e9ptal also, fav0raDIJ ="
cbarter of the German Society in the City OF NowforK
The following bills considered IN committee oi
| the Whole:
To amend the charter OF the Founding Asylum OF the
Sisters OF Charity Of New-YQTk Orderoo w u VIZ I"
| reading. ~. ,,, ,,,,,o,
| in the Port OF NewYork Referred 70 the Judiciary
| Committee with power TO report complete.
The bill containing the amendments to the present
| charter of BROOKLYN was read third time and lost
Yeas 10; Nays Mr. JACOBS moved to reconsider the
! Cote He was surprised and panied 10 hhu senators
from remote portions OF the State voting directly
oppo,e TO tho wishes of the Senators from that ci'
nv the passage of this bill there would Re saved 70 e
city Of Brooklyn The sum Of sooooo annually The best
citizens Of Brooklyn ask FOR the passage OF the amend
ments and yet by party vote their wishes are denied
| Mr. LORD was glad TO find one Senator around the
circle as unfortunate as himself. He (Mr Lord had
little local bill 1.-THE Monroe County Treasurers bid the
other day and vet 1t could not be carried through,
Senators from other sections voting against the eA
press wishes Of tho representative OF the district 70 DO
| affected by the bill.
Mr. Coz charged that the charter passed tol BROOKLYN
| Iast wear WAS never considered IN Committee OF the
Whole nor read the Clerks desk The charter OF last
year cost the City of Brooklyn 100000 and the RepuD
| can marty in that city the defeat OF Its ticket
Mr. JACoBss motion was carried. when tho Dill was
| recommitted to the Committee on Cities.