New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-29
ASSEMBLY.
Bills were introduced as follows;

BY Mr. DEASE-To improve that part Of Fiithave.
| lying between Nineteenth and Twenteth-sts
BY Mr. MELyIs-To amend the charter OF the City or
| Brooklyn.
BY Mr. BURRmL-Relating to the Police Justice in the
| village of Charlotte, Monroe County.
The bill relative to the Metropolitan Drawing room
Car Company reported and ordered TO third read
ing after amendment making the full fare 10 cents
The contested case from the With Assembly District
of NowYork, Nachtmann against Scherman, was taken
tho majority report being IN favor OF scherman, and
the'minorty report in favor Of Nachtmann. Mr. COLA
moved the adoption OF the minority report and sus
tanned his motion with few remarks. Mr. VEDDER sus
tanned the majority report The motion to adopt the
minority report negatived and the majority report
Mr. G. 8. SPENCER called up his resolution thanking
6rnnd iSe Tue o no5 ho asoned
He did not believe in thanking public official for doing
requested by this Legislature 20 veto the @ and he had
granted the request Therefore he thought he was en-
desired to speak on the question this stage OF the
session. ne would forego his desire ana move the pre-
vious question, which was ordered, aud the resolution
was adopted.
The SPEAKER then presented a communication from
Mayor Havemeyer protesting against tue bill concern
ing the appointment OF heads OF departments in New
York Tho communication was laid on the table aud
the bill to amend the charter of the New-York and
Brooklyn Bridge Company was reported and ordered "
BILLS PASSED.
Extending the time for tho completion OF the New
York and Albany abroad; to provide for the contInu-
anee of certain suits or actions; amending the ACT a9
River Albany; incorporate tho Niagara Transit
Company and to construct t1nnel to incorporate the
1hirf-ave. Qllck Transit Railroad Company. Mr.
EASTMAN denounced the latter bill rs uncaed for. ana
said the road would never be constructed under It, Tho
bill was passed by vote OF II Yeas to 81 Nays. as fo,
lows (Repubcans IN roman, Democrats IN Italics and
Liberal Republicans in small capitalsl: MIL.
Bordwe Drimant Batt Cegg Carpenter Caufosb Chadwick
Hiaraaa lady hdye,, Haa.s Hsiy Heriek Hitler Hca5
ouslGg Has;sy KE 6aisSa Laadasl LaSrf Me-. Lasl
GCaags1n pst1 Plioct Pdae Sanford $oIisgl...:
SptH' soser Idgi9r Iesss6ir TaonP Lownss9d seiasf
SaTs-hies,rs Badger Bassstt Bachelor Bennett Bl
%saisd CagAs Bos!se Brsser C1rg IG.o.a4 Day gag.'
Wool McIe hGrcaTiy MQlsen Philips, G. Pope SLOAN IL
10 incorporate The New-York and Harlem or Fourth
Avenue Quick Transit Railroad Company; Passed-6sto
~ Mr. DAVIS gave notice that no would move q recon.
sideration Of the votes passing these DIS Inc vote was
YEAx-H5c Absrser AtvonD Beecher Ber Borage Braman
Brown Burt Coy. Cirpater, CagIIsH Chadwick Comstoe
Hayes HlzOa Heat Hrek Iile oag, iuey. Krk ksAtnka
aoe MaTray Nice oly @caIa5sSS fas1 Parsons Pet
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& 5T S Bs bt S. rsaa B'iT. d Rs
HdAO.i HoL Houg4to9 LsS L,csSood cAfee AeGroaag
s.ss a i1' 1asG Rs ~ and ish.cS&
Ign; TO authorize the Eghth-aye. Railroad Company
in NowYork 10 extend its tracks; to provide for the
organization OF u corps of yaccinators ia Brooklyn au-
thorzng the confinement OF cOnycts in penentiaries
amending the for the relief OF tho members OF the
amending tue Registry law for the City OF New-York;
determine the amount TO DO pdd Dy Ne"~1Ofh Tor
water aud water-rSs to increase the supply ot water
for that city
The Assembly then took
EVENING SESSION.
The House reassembed at p. H., and passed among
other, the bill empowering the Board OF Public Eiuca
ton of Brooklyn to govern the Truant Home.
The report Of the majority OF the Conference Com
mittee on the bill relative the Industrial Exhibition
Company was received stating that the Senate receded
from amendment concerning tue capital stock re-
YTo1 md had ia
sent entered on the journal, and the bill goes to the
Governor.
Mr. MELVIN .moved TO reconsider the vote rejecting
the bill relative to civil and criminal proceedings III
Rrooklyn Mr. ALLEN opposed the motion at some
length saying that the bill would work great hardship
and wrong The bill provided for increasing the sal
aries Of three justices from q 400 20 $1,000 iThis
making the salaries altogether too great. The powers
granted also too large The motion 10 reeohsiuer
lost. =, -, ---
corning appointment of heads VI departments was
reported
On motion Of Mr. BARROW The bill amending the act
relative 60 the inspection OF steam boilers was taken
from the table. On motion Of Mr. ALyoRD the bill was
amended so as exempt persons after paying nspec-
ton ex penses from paying similar expenses agan
Work with a patent pavement reached, Mr.. COUGH
LIN moved To recommit H. with Instructions 10 stIlke
n the enacting clause He pronounced II JOB worthy
nj the Legislature which 1t charged by the news
papers was in Of Tweed. IL provided for stu
nendons steal Amounting 10 less than sl5OOOO Inc
motion TO recommlt was lost by vote OF ~ to 49, The
bill then passed-1eas, So Nays, A.
The bill apprOpriatlng excise moneys OF Newly ork
Ciiy 20 the charitable institutions OF that city was DO
nonnced by Mr. WABRNER as wrong IN principle, aad pe
moved recOmmJ it. Mr. g. 3. SPENCER sustained the
bin saying 1t had the support OF every charitable anu
phiianthrophic person III the city. Inc motion was
Mr. WAGsrAFF asked consent insert appropriation
for a charity suggested by Mr. Thurlow Weed but was
unable to do so the previous quesuoh having oeon
moved. The bill was passou'
Adjourned.