New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
ASSEMBLY
BILLS PASSED.

For the better administration Of the estates
TO amend the act to enable resident aliens to hold real
To facilitate the construction of the New-York and
Canada Railroad.
Mr. WEED called up the motion to reconsider the vote
by which the bill to allow John George Mlourn, an
alien 10 practice law in courts was lost The motion
to reconsider was carried and the bill again put on
its passage and passed, 70 to 40
Mr BArcHELLER - desire TO offer resolution which
10 its character is privileged One OF Newforks most
distin guished citizens, gentleman whom we have
all known Qf not personally, We seem TO know him per
.onay by Of his historic character connected
with the public affairs OF the State Of NewYork, as well
az our nationl present in our city Fifty years ago
he was OF this body and out Of respect 10 this
distinguished citizen now offer the following:
Resolved That o mark OF respect to the Hon Thur
low Weed being of the oldest surviving members
OF this House aud consideration OF his distinguished
and patriotic services to the State and nation In times
hereby lender the Hon. Thurlow Weed during bis stay
at the Capitol the privileges OF the floor Of this House
tender this invitation to Mr.. Weed, and present him
with engrossed copy OF the same.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted ana 'ne
passage OF bills was resumed.
Amending the act 10 preyent cruelty TO animals.
A concurrent resolution amending Artcie ~ Oh the
Constitution, A., ,,,.,. IN -, a..
concurrent RESOLUTION hmohuins N1O - - 'A'
A concurrent resolution proposing amendments to
Articles is and 10 Of the Constitution.
To eoDfirm, reduce and levy the assessment for I'm
proytng Dlyision-aye., Brooklyn.
o asa turnpse roads and roads for public high
ways. .onvcr,
Nv Mr. FIsrMAs-To provide rapid transit for New
YorR civ Tnis bill has been already published.
Nv Mr. sCnERnAH-Prohibitng any person from SELL
inn giving away, hiring Otherw dis
Of minors Italian other person thus
children for the purpose OF having them sing
ola on musical instruments. dance. black boots, sell
newspapers, peddle. or engage In any mendcant or
business under penalty Of not less than ESQ.,
or than t250 imprisonment for less than
dave than one year, both such ne and iln-
prisgbDent IL also makes II lawful for amshouse au-
thortes 70 apprehend such child and upon eYamk
nation before magistrate, found to have been en-
poy prohibited she child shall be committed
custody OF the almsDouse authorities as yagrant.
BY Mr.. PRRcB-Proyldng for the arbitration Of mer-
camille disputes arising In the port OF NewIork IL
that after the passing OF this act all the legal
powers conferred upon the Chamber Of Commerce OF tue
State OF New York De exercised by arbitration. The
arbitrator " 10 be appointed ny tue Governor at liked
salary per anBum. The Governor may also appoint as
the arotrators clerk such person AZ the Chamber OF
Commerce may elect.
REPoRrRD.
BY Mr.. EAsrnAs-Io repeal the act for new city
Prison IN Eew-York.
By Mr. WIGHT Adverse 20 the blil W extend the
charter OF the suffolk Mutual Insurance Company.
Agreed TO.
by AIR LyEDs- Providing toI tho election of town
Auditors.
ADJOURNED.