The New York herald., 1874-04-10

me West side German Dispensary. NO. ssa West For
The lone icr the Aged At No ITO East Seventeen
me
The T So,orsd Home on si.ty,shird street, $1,000
The The Bond stree aomaop patL.c Dispsnsary, 5000
me Inc New YORK Satho,c frotectory S.aWa I'm, ....
The Home for Aged and rnnrm Hebrews on Lexington
The The s,dnisn. Mission a,sro, sss ,,.,.
ras, se 81 ssphsRs Home 's5 destitute Children No AS
For the Home for indsens fHs Old Women on
street between Second and Third avenues, $500
a she es s Dspensay at No. saa East Fifty
For the Chaplin Home, in lie exinaton avenue ssOoo
FOR the Society for the Relief OF the Destitute Blind.
For the samaritan's Home for the Aged 5000
the bill oil senator Fox for the same object was
ordered 70 a third reading in the Senate this
morning. It provides that that the distribution OF
OF Estimate ana Apportionment instead OF the
Legislature, which is more likely to be adopted.
STREET CLEANING IN NEW YORK.
There is much mystery IN the Committee on
Cites about what they intend to do in the street
cleaning business; Their report Is 80 be handed
Board. Police commssloner S Buryee Sss came came
5e @ and sNss' himself ifhaaEs aHa his Rsow RGss',
members OF the Board. II his visit was
productive o. any good in this line u win be seen
mittee Is a Dill providing for
NEW STREET CLEANING BUREAU.
II 1T be left IN the present hands the Investlga-
ton would appear 10 be fruitess.
THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE
mas sunered u change OF heart Lincoln Weed
ana Landfe!d are anxious TO show their willing
ness for discussion OF The Eastman bill. AT their
suggestion. Mr.. Spencer will oner his resolution
on Monday to make the bill a special order ior the
following day.
AS lar as the Committee on Cities decide. Comp
troller Green is TO remain where he Is. In their
meeting to-day arguments were preferred by jack
son :. schultz and w. G. Carter against the bill.
Mr.. Schultz SAID he appeared on Denaif OF the
board bill and railway iare He thought the Comp
troler acted entirely IN the interest OF the tax
payers, and was an honest guardian OF the treas
ury. Mr.. Leake IN avor OF the BILL contended that
the people OF New York city should have the privi-
Comptroller Green was foisted on the city by the
Iammany Ring, and would never have been
elected by the people II they had choice in the
matter. The committee took vote and decided
TO report the bill adversely.
Beiore the same committee, which appears de-
votedly attached to the fortunes OF Comptroller
Green, Simon stern, who has usurped the func-
tions OF Dexter Hawkins, handed IN blli as SUBJ
stitute ior one OF MI. Cauldwelfs FOR the govern
ment OF Westchester' according TO the plan LAID
down BY the Finance Department, and it was
THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
In the Senate this evening Mr.. Woodin, from the
committee, reported adversely to the bill intro
duced by Mr.. Fox lew days ago, defining the
powers and duties OF the Department. OF Public
Parks in New York city. The report was agreed
TO.
THE BROADWAY UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
The bill TO change the name OF the "Beach Pneu-
matte Transit Company" to the "Broadway Under
ground Railway and extending its powers, was
considered aud amended by giving the company
an additional foot in width for IT'S tunnel and re-
quiring an indemnity bond conditioned tor the
payment OF $780, 900 TO the city for the completion
OF one section OF the road within year. AS
amended 1t was ordered TO q third reading.
THE PROTECTION OF LIFE
The Assembly closed Its session this evening by
going into committee the bin for the Protec-
ton OF Lite, which iE1icts Imprisonment 1or a
year fine or $500, or both. for Killing any animal
or insecs; also Tor bruising, woundiEg, punctur-
ing, stabbing, shooting, periorating, cutting or
ln)urng any animal or insect. This bill elected
much merriment that 1t was found necessary TO re-
port progress.