The New York herald., 1876-03-15

another bill in the interest OF juvenile humanity tnat
TO extend better care and protection 10 destitute pauPer
children.
NO TRACKS IN THE PARKS
The bill Introduced by Mr. Muller makes 10 unlawful
Tor any railroad company to run tracks IN, on or over
lands set apart Tor public park IN the city o New
York, and prohibits the Mayor Common Council the
Commission OF Public Parks or any other other Com
mission or Board from giving authority TO any person.
or railroad company TO place the tracks In, on or over
any public park
TELEGRAPH POLE BILL
Mr.. Gugels bill is the old familiar one which pro-
vides that telegraph poles shall be done away with,
and that the wires shall be run under the ground.
THE "CITY RECORD" AGAIN.
The Committee Cities had under consideration,
this afternoon, the bill repeating the amendment rea.
the Law l75 which allows the Mayor Commissioner Of
Public Works ana Corporation Counsel to give out the
CITY Record and certain other city printing without
contract Mr. F. W. Rhodes appeared before the
mittee, and argued TO show that matters stood
the printing alluded to could not be obtained by per-
soIs willing TO do 1t cheaply, II the Mayor and the
other two officials at TO give IL TO the parties OF
their own choice, no matter what their charges might
be.
THE PRETTY WAITER BILL LOST.
Tho bill amending the pretty waiter girl act was
again In Committee OF the Whole OF the Assembly this
evening and elected warm debate. Mossrs. Strahan
and Forster championed the bill and Mr. Gilbert, OF
FRANKLIN, strong temperance man, opposed H. The
discussion between Strahan and he al one time became
very exciting. Each accused the other OF making false
statements concerning the measure. The galleries
full the pointed illusions Strahan made to the
way OF the mombers IRON the rural districts like
TO enjoy themselves when they went TO New York APP
peared TO amuse the gallery audience immensely.
A motion to allow the committee TO report prog
tho bill and ask leave TO sits again
lost in the House. by vote of Go nays to IA yeas.
A motion made by Straham that this vote be recon-
sidercd and that the motion lay the table next
lost lhy a vote OF 81 nays 10 A yeas. This killed the
bill and the pretty waiter girl law Of 62 is in iorco
for at least year TO come.
REPAvING SEVENTH AVENUE
Mr. Whtson introduced bill, this evening, provd-
ing for tho repavemcnt OF Seventh avenue between
Greenwich and Ffty-ninth street. II requires
the Commissioner of Public Works to at once adver-
tse for plans and proposals to repavc Seventh avenue
between - and - streets, ind he may enter
into a contract with the lowest bidder TO do work.
The pavement shall be tho same as that in Broadway
and surveyors shall be appointed and shall be paid by
the Comptroller The usual stringent provisions are
made for the faithful performance OF the work.
THE SUPPLY BILL
will be reported tomorrow IL makes appropriation
for the new Capitol nor Tor the Emira Reiormatory.
The following appropriations are made
Middletown Asylum, $45, 600; Willard Asylum,
$40 OOO Binghamton Asylum So 0O0 Utica SIS 500 (;
Syracuse S35, 600; Buffalo, $40, 600; Asylum Tor In-
sane Convics $40 $50; Poughkeepse Asylum, $50 900
Juvenile Delinquens, s2O eoo State Survey, $4,000
Attorney Generals Department, for prosecution
of Canal suits, SIS, State Prison, $50, 600;
Adirondack Survey, $42,5oo, The total amount
sssS 600 Il is believed that the House will appropri
ate a million dollars for the Capitol and that tho
grand total appropriation in the bill will be three
quarters of million dollars less than the Supply Bill
Of last year.
BILL,
introduced by Mr.. Watts was reported by the Com
mttce Cities this evening, amended as that the
Mayor OF New York city appoint the Commission
ors without the confirmation of the Common Council
extended the terms OF office of the present Commis-
sioners of New ork and fixed the cence fees at $50
and 800.
THE ASSEMBLY STATE PRISON
Committee have reported avorably the senate Bill ap-
pointing Commission investigate the State prisons
with few unimportant amendments