New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
ASSEMBLY,


relative TO the SOuth-5de Railroad Company
The Senate at l:l5 d. IN. adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
On motion of c. 5. SPENCER, the bill to ap-
portion the New-York excise money among the char
liable institutions Of that city ordered to third
reading.
To incorporate the Equitable Loan and Trust Company
of New-Y0rk To amend the law relative 10 the publ
cation OF Session Llwsreducng the price from oO cens
per folio to 30 Mr.. ALyoRD moved TO ecomnit
this bill Mr. W. MILLER insisted That 80 cents was
enough. Mr. WEED said he was Ia favor OF letung Tue
Supervisors contract for TINS service at tlr same 'e
he wanted the newspapers to receive Ir price ine
notion to rec1mmt was lost-Jl u ". NJ bEEBE
moved to make the maximum price 80 cents. THIS was
agreed to. and the Till was passed
TO abrldge ana simplify! tue practice and pleadlnss IN
the courts state; to provide for the opening Of
Fr)nts Long Island Cy ~ PRONE way M ~, h,In
for the support Of the Govern mcnt CHE annual Tax DDi
pnaDts in tIe CITY of New-York which provides that
assessments shall not he vacated or set aside Dy reason
OF the omission ADVERTISED TO incorporate the New
York and Canada Bridge aud funnel company Sinenu
ing the revised statutes by pun!shng attempted arson
with ten years imprisonment 20 repeal the act reatlve
10 the Auditor the County OF Kngs to authorize tine
New-Yori and South side Railroad Company TO PuT-
road Company on Long Islandi TO incorporate
the Merchs9ts and La4n Van SOP ysRy Brookys Se
extending The time for the construction OF the rosa aS OF
the NewYork and Highland suspenslon briuge Ian
pauy: authorizing lie Insurance companies 10 losh
oIan on Of Mr. WATnSfR this b was recommitted
with instructions to strike out the enactng clause.
THE CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
Mr.. C. c. SPENCER moved TO reeommit Tor amend
meut the bill to make further provision for the eA-
penses in NewYork which provides for expenditures in
the Department OF Public Parks.
Mr. HAMMOND asked what the amendment was.
Mr. ELEMENTAL replied that it was TO incorporate In
tbs hill the Senate bill providing for the appointment
OF the Police Board by the Mayor OF Sew-fork. He
questioned this sort OF tactics san was III the power
Of the majority here TO do anything they saw IT. Re
ports circulated here that the Mayor assenteo
TO this provision concerning the Police Board and that
he would name any Board the Republicans would name
and vet letter from the Mayor, read here declared
that he was opposed to t. He replied that this proyis
ion was desired by nobody but interested politicians
An he asked was fair acton and faithful adherence
to the agreements made last year on the Charter'
Mr. c. >. SPENCER said tue gentleman htvlhs stateu
the provisions OF the BILL he would move tho previous
WEED rose TO question OF privilege, and charac-
terized this motion the worst outrage he had ever
Witnessed On floor OF this House. This bhi in lts
present shape, had never been before the House anu
was not permitted in the rules for the House 10 act on
hin IN the shape IL He denounced the movement
as an outrage IL was simply attempt 10 rush
noca measure through here while he and others were
absent on a Conference Committee
The CHAIR Clr. LlncOn) decided that motion to re-
! commit with instructions 70 amend was perfectly 10
order and announced the motion for the previous queS
Mr. WEED raised point Of order that the amendment
erman TO the original bill one was an appro-
pration BILL and the other had reference 10 Tue ogan
cation and government OF the city He said the Mayor
/ OF had protested against the latter Dill,
The CHAIR ruled that the motion included instruc
lions 70 amend the title the motion was in order.
Mr.. ALvoRD appealed from the decision OF the CHAIR
and SAID never since the Tweed rule had ne ever WIZ
messed outrageous decision as TINS ere We're
other ways, parliamentary ways 70 reach the end
aimed at here The object disgracefu and dasardy
enough without this outrage upon the rules oil the
Alter considerable debate the House took recess
| without deciding tue questions. .
When the House reassembled at D. NJ the CHAIR
stated that the question pending was on the appeal 0f
Mr. AlvOrd from the decision OF the Chair
Mr BATCHELER said il was not necessary Tor him 10
saw that he did not sympahize with ndorse this
TEN OF legislation He at all times ready 10 assume
Constituents with such action as he 1T here
He unable physically 70 discuss this question az THIS
There we're ana far important questions
In the hands OF several members OF the House who did
not want 10 absent when question like this was up
He therefore moved to lay this whole matter on the
table TIL this evening, which was carried.
Mr. Days Tompkin's-square Parade Ground bill was
amended by striking out the words as soon a suit
able parade ground be secured" and inserting sec
ton providing that the act shall take effect March l.
1915 and was passed as thus coming from the Conference
Committee, and now goes to the Governor.
BILLS PASSED.
In relation 10 the publication OF election notices,
requiring them TO be published IN such papers only as
have been published week FOR one year. and have
i'm PoVn Observation-Disclosures and Manhattanyo
recurring additional bonds from County Treas
TO eop psSyd on d
pOrate the New-York State Grange OF Patrons
%
executions ON property by eXemptng sewing machines
left TO widows Orphans 10 declare dissemination OF
false news crime 10 consolidate the several acts rela
tive 10 buildings In New-fOrk; 70 incorporate the
Buenaventura and Canca Valley Railroad company
amending an act relative the care of the insane;
relative to estimates aud appointments for the sup
mort OF the Government OF the County OF New YORK
amending charter Of the New-fOrk OrthOpede Dlspen-
sarv amending the concerning the payment or IN
terest by railroad companies on State loans TO author
z the construction Of rail way from Veseyst through
certain streets South Ferry Sew-fork 10 amend
charter OF the York Floating Dry Dock Company
amending charter the NewYork aud Brooklyn Bridge
ana neadngs in courts amending the revised statutes
relative 10 proof OF wills.
The bill TO regulate the appointment, powers, and
duties of certain engineers In Newfork was lost by
vote OF 80 10 80.
A recess was then taken until r. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The House reassembed at o'clock y. NJ. The ques
ton on IN appeal from the decision OF the chair on the
New York Police and Park Commission .bi, was post
posed until D. IN.
m nm nroyIdnQ for the publication Of legal notices