The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-19

same thing tnere is Ittle hope ofits passing. 1t
will take long time to convince the rural mem
bers that tins measure Is demanded upon any prln-
cipes Of right and equity.
THE REGISTRY LAW IN NEW YORK.
me Assembly COMMITTEE on Cities gave hear
port and George N. Wingate on the bill amending
the Registry law in New York city. IL Is repub-
lican measure, which was sustained by Davenport
aud opposed by Fellows aud wingate. The feature
In 1t which cannot fail to raise storm in New
York is that which provides that the sons OF
foreign parents. who come here over two years OF
age, snail be compelled to produce copy OF their
fathers naturalization Rapers 10 IN, order 70 get
able report.
will come up Just as soon as the Appropriation bill
is disposed OF. Van Mort is here, usual. anxi-
Ously awaiting the resumption OF hostties. He
and wa% NJ ne o
Side Association, and a host OF smaller fry not In
GLIDING Abraham Disbecker the literary, artistic,
musical and marine elitor OF the CtD Record.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Among the prominent arrivals from New York
OF the democracy ior the hight over the Riyerside
Park bill and for other purposes William IL. Wick
ham, Oh business concerning the Court OF Appeals;
nected with several bills relating to his his
ONCE and increasing the fees thereof; John
the Registry law; Tim Campbell to revive the
memories Of Otner days. when the Delavan House
flowed with champagne, and Genera! Spinola, to
that the law against the aduteratiOn OF apple.
jack ID strictly carried out.
ON THE ERIK CLASSIFICATION BILL
the Finance Committee stands, Senators Robert
son and TObey against aud Ganson and Bradley in
favor OF It, Senator Kellogg, the other member of
the committee, has not yet made up his mind now
ne Will vote.
UNCLAIMED BANK DIVIDENDS
Mr.. Cauldwell introduced a bill In the Assembly
relative to unclaimed bank dividends which
amends an act already on the statute book SO that
all banks, other than savings banks, shall cause
an accurate statement OF all dividends and de-
posts and all moneys and evidences of debt
loans and trusts In their hands ana remaining I'M
paid for two years preceding. to be published
In the official newspapers OF the cities
and towns where they are located and In the State
papers. The statement must set forth rhe time
when the deposits are made, their amount and Inc
names and residences Of the persons making them.
In the case OF dividends the names OF the persons
in whose favor 1t was declared its amount
and other particulars ale required to be
stated. The act, however. does not apply to any
deposits against which checks have been drawn
within one year prior to the making OF the state
menr. The President Of each bank is required to
make the statement WITHIN thirty days alter the
passage OF the act and in OF failure or neglect
to do so the charter Of the institution snail be IOr
felted.
THE SUPERIOR COURT
Mr.. Fox introduced q Dill In the Senate prOvtd-
Ing that the Superior Court OF the city OF New
York all.herealter be vested with all the powers
now possessed by the Court OF Common Pleas rela-
tive TO all suits or proceedings for the payment OF
personal taxes. the attorney for the collection Of
arrears OF personal taxes may appoint four addi-
t!onal clerks Tor the purpose OF serving papers.