The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-20

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IT Is made the duty OF the trustees OF school
look into the situation OF the children employed
in all Manufacturing establishments with
Hioa.io oes o, sss ae u.s. Moreover
made obligatory on every parent guaruian
has beef discharged from employment for the pur-
pose OF attending school In accordance with the
law to send snen enid he TO some prva'e pmDc
OF obtaining the required schoolinG.
The remaining sections are taken up In defining
the duties OF parents guardians trustees OF schools
and boards OF education, and providing for the
enforcement OF the law. Justices OF the peace,
their respective towns and cities. jurisdiction OF
all offences and OF al actions for penalties or fines
described IN the act; ..,
II there was nothing in the way OF business done
in the evening session. OF the Assembly beyond
meant nssahs aOrssd ss,e as Of ma fon
Of the Whole. Toms knowledge Of Parliamenrary
rules is not extensive, and the members appeared
s to Know IT. Motions came pouring ia on the ad
30 funny as to throw the House into Soy
ROARs OF LAUGHTER.
stumbled, and It is fair to presume that no small
amount OF entreaty wiz ever induce him TO act the
There was one hearing to-day and there win be
another Tomorrow before the Assembly Committee
on Judiciary. In reference TO the New York civil
Justices bill. which provides for reducing the num-
ticket.
The Committee on Railroads, Of both houses, had
joint meeting this evening, and had before
them party OF property holders on the line Of
Fortysecond street In opposition to the extension
that thorougnfsre to Mr.. vanderbilt's depot. Mr..
William orion, OF the western Union Telegraph
tension. The bill Is apt to be favorably reported.
~, Mr.. ALsEsGEa ON THE FIFTH AaENDnENE
other motive than to be considered as on the reform
side, Whine WORKING zealousiy In the interest Of
he was sincere friend Of the amendment
since the day II was introduced, and spoke and
As NJ. wood,n to-day reported iavorsBy to the
Senate the Assembly Dill repeating the act pro-
NEW CITY PRISON IN NEW YORK,
1t may be considered the scheme is at end for this
session at least.
The bill Tor the consolidation OF the city and
county of New York had q favorable report from
the Committee on Cities. An adjournment from
Friday over till Wednesday will be urged to-
morrow in the Assembly. The Senate viii be
apt to non-concur and adjourn on Its own hook
over to Tuesday, resolution to that effect
having been introduced bv Senator Johnson and
tabled Senator Fox's bill to pay 1880 in q GER
tain claim FOL work done in caulking the moor Of
movement on Green, and, fiji be successful, q cry
of Eureka ~ will 60 up from many a disappointed
claimant on the city treasury OF New YORK. The
amount OF this claim Is wonderfully modest.