The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19

clerks aud subordinaes and others ITO each court one
also perform oce There shall sso be
= n's % su second dc
courts. the Third and Eighth district courts.
district one 70 the Ninth and
the district shall be the senogsphsr Of the
s and ssgena a, . the % err act
rapher In the Third and Eighth district the
shall be the stenoerspher the Fourth and Filth drcs
che S now asns such in The sixth
Seventh district courts and the acting
o. the Ninth and Tenth district courts The said
rPhsr and the clerks assistant clerks and interpreter q
Office shall continue to be the senorraphe- clerks.
III sss expiration Ike terms Of oce Il the Justices by
whom they wers aDp1nsd and shall rsssys hS sat-
stenographer except as herein Otherwise provided are
to any Other than the justices Tor services ia said
T. % o.
Of saographer such vacancy may be hisa for the unea
which such vacancy shall occur
SIC NO such court or any Justice thereof shall make
Any or any place Other than the room
shall be the only district justices courts Ia the city OF New
GREEN Axp rAMnASY
The plan settled by Iamlnany Hall to defeat the
bill for the extension OF Comptroller Green's term and
the WoodIn bill recently passed the senate Tor the
amendment of the city charter Is gwen out here
privately this evening. prominent democratic
oiic,ai in New York has arranged with the leading
republcans in Brooklyn to transier so many demo-
cratic 10 the republican side VIII insure the
passage the Brooklyn charter through the Assembly
in return for such republican help Will enectuay
kill the bills already mentioned In tue lower house.
II the emergency demands IL Tammany Hall IL pre-
pared to uso money freely 10 accomplish the same
end
Senator Woodin, from the Committee on Cities,
made a copious report OF New York bills
this evening. Among them were the bill
to provide for the payment OF claims
for labor and materials on school houses In New York
Of and dralns the bill in relation 10
grading and regulating Streets and the bill relative 10
claims and legal proceedings against the Mayor, Alder
An AQUARIUM ron CENTRAL PARK
Mr. Booth introduced a bill providing that the Board
Of Commissioners OF the Department OF Parks 10 the
city Of New York may erect and maintain an aquarium
for that portion OF Central Park known Manhattan
square The Comptroller may issue bonds 10 the amount
OF $50 900 for that purpose.
WORK on THE SUPPLY mLI--A CALL or THE HOUSE.
The supply BIZ was taken hold OF by the
Assembly about an hour before tho usual time
Tor tho afternoon adjournment aud, after
adopting in bulk several amendments made In tho
Senate the House excepted scvcra! others
be voted on separately, including the New Capitol
appropriation. In the evening these excepted clauses
considered seratim and every adopted, alter
each one had elected more or less debate On the
question Of the final passage rs a whole 81 votes
elected being necessary to pass it. Mr.. Strahan ut
asked for call OF the House, which
ordered. The galleries werc Immediately cleared,
and every one except the members and officers
OF the Assembly ordered from the floor. The doors
were then closed and the roll WAS called. The result
showed that thirty members absent without loave
Among these were Messrs. Scramling, Webb and
Cruice, Who it was shown had lett town account Of
deaths in their families. They, on motion, were OK
cused, another absentee Alr. Cheney, who had
been injured by runaway accident during the day.
Dr. Metals and Mr.. Shannon two other members,
were excused, they were in attendance upon Mr..
Cheney. Mr.. j. S. Brown and l.. Post, It was shown,
sick ut their lodgings, and ;hoy, too, were
cuscd The House finally, on motion Of Mr.. Sherman,
adjou subject to the call of the House. Tho doors
tomorrow morning Will DO opened only to those mem
bers who were present this evening when the cali
was ordered. Alter the regular hour Tor tho
opening of the proceedings OF the day shall
have arrived the doors will be closed and then the
Sergeant at Arms will bring before the bar oil tho
House all members who are in contempt by their alb
scnce. As there is evident disposition the part
of the majority present tonight to have the absentccs
who have valid excuse to offer for their absence
severely punished, to-morrow's will DO
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