New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23


1a n vi Tns s ias said CANA an
AL Of which is respectfully submitted
W. MILLER.
Albany April rs, 1876. L. C. q; KsuISKA }
MINORITY REPORT.
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On motion OF Mr. Page both reports were referred to
the Com ttee OF the Whole and made tho special order
FOR Friday morning next.
Mr. Ha,sche introduced bill TO amend Chapter 81 OF
the Laws Of 1872 entitled An oct 10 incorporate the
Union stOck-Yard and Market Company IL provides
that Company shall not construct, MAINTAIN, operae
or carry on any abatto acknowledging
boiling establishment within the corporate limits
Of the CITY Of NewYora It was sent to the Committee
Mr. Hausche also introduced bin relating To places Of
anus. men IN TIE City OF NewYork. II limits licenses
TO 300 per year ami allows the Mayor TO issue licenses
for less than year at reduced sum, providing how
sssn' s ST. no n''''' ''f any ''''' '' ~ W.
In TIE evening the bill providing that, in proracted
cases court Board of Supervisors msy II the trial
extend 80 days, provide for the payment To the
jurors per diem compensation, and also repay nent
for money used in purchasing meals during the session
OF the court, passed. The bill providing for the
election Of County Judge and for the appointment OF
an Assistant DistrictAttoney, was passed.
GENERAL LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS BIIL REPORTED FAvoRABLY
a NEW FIrIII-AvE. REPAvING BnL-EIEc-
TONS IN NEw-YoRK CITY.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, April 22.-The bill creating Trial
Term of the Marine Court in Harlem reported by the
Senate Judiciary Committee adversely this morning.
The report was agreed and the bin Killed. The
same Committee reported favoraby the blu providing
for the election ut the next general eecuon
Of an additional Judge Of tho Court OF General
Sessions to serve for term OF fourteen
that court every month. The amendment made by the
Judiciary Committee fixes the salary at $4,000, aud
strikes the clause allowing the appointment or add
tional att. ndans Mr.. Fox introduced bill In relation
10 the OF Ffhave In the City OF New-i0rk
IL authorizes the Mayor and Common Council to cause
tho present to be removed anu To pa'e and
r,dmproye with such stone block pavement as they may
deem most and which shall have been In sue
ccssu in the city for at least five years; the repay
ing to extend from the souheriy side Of Fourtst to the
norhcrly sie Of Ninetieh MI Booth introduced the
lowing bill:
to repeal an act euel act in relation 10 tho open
ing Widening and extending Of streets. AMI
public places in the City Of Sew'1uk, passed May ~
SECTION l. The act entitled act in relation to open;
nIlIs places Ia the City OF NewYork, passed May 20,
isG? hereby epeaed provided .ni. no
by and unler the provisions OF sd act sa,l D. aure.u
or in any prcjudccd or nVai'ted by the rep@n
SEC q This act shah take effect Immediately.
The intention Of this O stop the issue OF city
itnproyement bonds Under the act which II repeats,
the cost Of stret improvements was levied upon
the city, bonds for 20 years. at seven per cent
interest had been ssn- 10 meet the cost. The bill Is
one OF the measures Of Controller Green TO reduce the
debt.
In the Senate tonight Mr. Dow. from the Committee
on Public Health reported back the Assembly bill
laye to the adulteraon OF food drink and drugs, with
an amendment making the false assertion on the part OF
vendor that his article IA pure, an ofcnse punishable
by fine or imprisonment The Committee on Cities re-
pored the Assembly bill IN relation to improvements 10
the C,roton Acqueiuct OF New-York CITY Mr.. Gross
introduced amend the acts relative to elections
I'm NewYork City 1t requires that all officers IN New
York City shall DO chosen at the general election,
ON the Tuesday after the first Monday
I'm November except OF special elections and the
Clerk OF the Common Council shall have published on the
first Monday October in not less than ID papers OF
large circulation the names OF all officers so TO be chosen,
ouch notice o be sufficient without the customary notice
Of the Secretary Of State 1t referred to the Commit
tee Oh the Judiciary. Senator Moore introduced
a bill 10 the effect that no more slaughter
ing, rendering, bone-boing fatmeltlng. or glue
making establishments other than those now es-
tablished shall be allowed In Ncw-iOrk City.
The bill ia supposed to De intended to prevent the
ton Of the huge abator which for time has been in
contemplation Ivy the larger deaors The rest Of the
evening session devoted to general ORDERS and the
Marine Court h allowing appeal In certain from
the Special the General Tcrm was ordered W o third
reading.
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