New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

Oct next money already being appropriated to pay
the commissioners up to that date The was
tn the strong feeling OF lawyers in various sections OF ho
State against the Code ana tlelr desr, tae ats o
mangled 10 secure Its repeal Mr. Ruggles mate
rally modified his amr ndn"nt about the normal schoois.
Instead of cutting of the APPROPRIATION IN the snaRe
upon which vote taken respecting u,
the appropriation was reduced from Sis'ooVr rbo 70
5000 Tor eacn oL the hoeo seven NV vote
Of "a to 90 Mr.. Gere then offered his amendment
ssScas oooo6 the to = soooo TnS iS' @
jectcG by vote Of 30 to D Mr spinola tnen ouI.u s
another amendment reducing the appropriation rom
100000 To S25O,OOO This was also rejected Dut 10y
some what smaller malority-34 10 6l The ApprOpria
Later in the session the 6ll prohibiting poolselling
taken from the table on motion Of Mr. sralan Mr NJ
Hustled said that he was Ia favor Oi e PassaS o nc
bill in the interest OF good government and good morals
The bill in his opinion; ought @ Pats hay
ing the section which PROMPTS ppose,,In!S1 the s
bl to the Judiciary Committee, with lasirucohs 70
strike out the section prohibiting 9o-selng a' iC,o
Gaagher's motion. Mr. j. g. Graham said tnat he was
opposed 20 pool ling on horse tracks anu Hopeu ua
TIE motion to strike out the section wOuG not pIcyI
Mr. Purdy said that he was stockhoider IN the oer"n
Park iachg Association, and that the Dill wa, asdins.
the OF that association IL was Ms Del9I WI.
the racing associations woud hire tracks at Hobok'n or
Long Branch If the law was passed NeFertheless, IS nc
the selling of pools horse tracks ne SHOULD vote lor
what he believed 10 be right Mr. baTe sid tnat az nc
would bill prohibiting the selling OF poor Tickets
"a "a l l;t sJroJ Mr G,iagher's I,oton 70 rec0mmt
lost by vote OF II To So The bill then passed by
vote Of 81 TO 10. The ten who voted against the
bill were all DemOcrats . ,
Mr.. Alyord presented bill reIealing the Code OF
Remedial Justice. bIl providing that the May o
cities having 100000 mhabtants (NeW-1Yfk anu
Brooklyn snail in The lu;ure appoint the neiis oi ue
partmcuis Of City Government without the coir
Ton OF the Board of Aldermen was presented OJ MI
Fish
bill providing that the Supervisors OF Bro0klyn Ia
fxing the salaries OF officers OF tie brooklyn CiJ Gov
elnnant for fiscal year, shall place them a ~
per cent below the salaries tue officers now receive, "ds
presented by Assembyman stephenson to-day -
MF Gerard offered III the senate OIL rCaJNe 10 INC
leasing railroads. Ii provides that no railroads sl
leased by without first obtaining tue sanction
OF the stockholders OF the companies leasing ana 10 De
leased the lease agreement 10 be submitted 10 the
at n meeting called for TINT purpose due notice O
be 10 each stockhOIder at least ~
DAYS before the time OF holding such meeting ahd also
by general notice published daily for at least fOur weeks
in newspaper printed in the CITY, tOWn or county
where such company has Its prlncipasofce Iwothrus
of the Ockhuders be favor of the lease 10 MAKE
il vad. Mr. JACOBS presented Di Amending ,e aot "
incorporate Brooklyn Library Building flnd 40
citation Eastern District II provides tA"t lIe
ASSOCIATION SHALL within 10 days after the passage OF le
acr and annually in January thereafter, make report
the Secretary of State detail or all prvceehI hd
money received expended, and property pafchsod
and sold since lts incorporation. ,-
Mr. Jacobs introduced IN the Senate b 10 authorize
the trustees OF the NewIOrh and Brooklyn bridge %
change the site Of Frn6:Ort-st., between Pearl ana
JacoD-sts, III tAe City of New York.