The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-06

tistics ana sanitary condluon OF the state, IN
which they may suggest the necessary legislation.
p pne sum n Of appropriated to meet the ex-
THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
nave mad THIS subject IN charge the past year OF
two, and committee of the society, at the SEES
sion just held, have agreed upon the above bill.
BY MIR. SCHlFFERDEcKER-TO authorize the
Eigntn Avenue Railroad Company to extend their
BY Mr.. Acknowledging the rate OF interest on
money; also To except bonds and mortgages HoAi
BY Mr.. FoorE-Amending the Erie county poor
BY Mr. BERRI-To amend the charter Of the New
York Plate Glass Insurance Company
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding the General Banking
BY Mr. Observation-Disclosures appeals ~ actions
to which the Mayor and Aldermen o' Ne" 10TH are
parties. 49, ..
By MIR. SCHERMAN-Amendlng the Apprentice
law.
BY Mr. DEANE-Authorlzng the transportation
OF passengers by railways from fulton Terry 10
By Mr.. DALY-To authorize the Mayor, &C., OF
New YORK TO construct and operate quick transit
railway: also TO authorize the Mayor, &C.. to sup
ply citizens with gas. Mr.. DAILY said he did not
desire to commit himself to the advocacy Of these
bills.
By Mr. Notwithstanding the act in rea
tion to the District Court OF Yonkers; also making
regulations concerning the lighting with gas the
Twenty-lo fourth ward OF New York city.
BY Mr. CoMsTocK.-ro punish wniul neglect OF
duty on the part OF town Officers.
BILLS REPORrED.
BY Mr.. BATcHELLER.-rhe annual appropriation
Dill, Win the amount Ol tdAdtlOu DldHk.
BY Mr.. SCHIFFERDECKER-A bill ~ extend the
tracks OF
THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
1t allows an extension OF the present tracks rom
the corner Of Eighth avenue and Forty-second
street through that street with double tracks TO
the Grand Central Depot at Fourth avenue. The
company shall not charge more than three cents
TO each passenger conveyed over the extension.
BY Mr.. PRINCE-ro prevent the failure OF the
Circuit Courts OF oyer and Terminer and the
Special Terms OF the supreme Court
Also adversely TO incorporate the cotton Tx
change Clearing House.
Agreed to-
Also adversely to provide for recording indict-
ments.
Agreed to.
BY Mr. ALBERGER-Providlng for the completion
OF locks at CohOes, on the Champlan Canal.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
BY Mr.. BIGLIN-For iour additional public baths
in New York city.
Mr. ALBERGEK offered the following, which was
adopted
Resolved That the State Engineer be and he is hereby
be To- 70 d Ee sn a az weEo As
been far completed to be- on the surface Of the
the bottom and es Of water
ha S b Ser aside from the e
ton above made in said canals, which not the d
dehciences existing their locality, and give est
mate OF the expenses OF removing the same
Mr.. DALYS bill to furnish gas to the citizens Of
New York provides that the Mayo and Aldermen
may ADOPT sucn measures as are necessary TO sup
ply the gas, fix the price and create the necessary
officers TO carry on the business.
MIR. ALBERGER's bill relative to the rate Of in
terest extends the provisions or the act concerning
banking, passed in 1870, to all persons, corpora
tiOns and joint stock associations.
Mr. BLESSINGS bill concerning appeals gives the
preference TO cases in which the Mayor, &C., OF
New York are parties.
Mr.. DEANE's Fulton ferry and Pavonla ferry rail-
road bill provides for running along south street
to James Slip, through New Chambers street,
Chatham street, Duane street. West street. and
Chambers street 70 James street, thence TO South,
Front ana Fulton streets
Mr.. DALY's bill Tor rapid transit in New York,
provides that the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
monalty OF the city OF New York may construct
RAPID TRANSIT
railway on such plan as they may approve. and
they purchase, use and hold such real estate
is necessary for the purpose, and create all neces
sary officers. They may also fix rates OF fare.
The Assembly then adjourned.