The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-09

OF Forty-ourth street. where the iat 70
made In the same manner as at Hunters Point;
sutzberg. factory OF similar class,
and halt dozen slaughter houses bcsidex The nth IN
some OF these streets he found eighteen inches deep.
The next nusances he noted the gas works OF The
New York and Manhattan Gas companies and the
works OF the New York Ammonia Company. which he
considered the nuisance par excellence Of the city, Is
Twentieth street. between avenues A and g.
on the Brooklyn side. ut Hunters Point there are
three phosphate works and two fat rendering fac-
tories. situated = distance Of from two and
nncrIes also two miles distant and therefore
he claims that the smell Is more likely to como from
inc same sors o. ns.su'cns wtnn na'. ME %
Strong appeared against the bill
THE sAvIS0s RANKS BILL
Mr.. Mckee, from the Committee OF Conference 70
which referred Senator Baadens bill providing fof
the better security Of deposits in savings banks, 70.
por cd that the committee agreed TO recommend that
The Assembly recede from all amendments proposed
and adopted IN the Assembly except the proposition
requiring Il 10 DO the duty OF the trustees OF any saw
ings bank, as often IN each six months during
each year. 10 be taken accurate balance oil
their depositors ledgers and In their semi-annuai rc
port tho superintendent or the Banking Department
they shall the tact that such balance has been
taken and shall state the discrepancies II any, exist
ing between the amount due 10 depositors a. shown
by such balances and the amount due 20 deposors W
SHOWN By the general ledger Tho report agreed To-
Baadens savings Bank bll was sent back from the
Assembly and passed tonight by tho senate.
fiRgs ~ rnEArREa
The bill providing for stability and security against
conaagration by accident or panic Ia theatres wu
REPUBLICAN Caucus on ADJOURNMENT.
The republicans hold caucus this evening and dis.
cusscd chiefly the question OF adIournment without
reaching any definite conclusion, but agreeing 10 meet
again on Friday. aud come 20 nnai understanding.
talking earnestly about immediate adjournment,
but the leaders, IKE Woodin. Hustled and
Fish. want keep the Legislature I'LL they
what the Governor does with the Omnibus
bill, and, If he vctoes H. to DE on hand ready with an
other oill to meet his objections There is tacit IN
derslanding, however among tho "bosses'' that the
adjournment shall be arranged to occur IN week nom
next Friday.
ArroRrioxMsSr AyD RAPID TRANSIT.
In the caucus talk the Apporonment aud Rapie
Transit bills mentioned measures OF such pub
lie Importance that II would be injurious TO the
OF the party 10 adjourn without taking action
on them.
A had HILL FOR THE ''noYan
Mr. Hogcboom's Uill 10 excluue from the right or
suffrage any person convicted OF having received
brDc tor voting excited lively discussion ~ tho alter
York members took hand; the democrats paying II
criticism which II properly deserved, AZ under
II person might DO convicted Of taking . ten cent
cigar Drbe aud be deprived OF the right OF suffrage
forever. The bill was lost ana motion to reconsider
laid on tho table.
rirn NEW JERSEY INITIALS oppIcERs.
Governor Robinson declined 10 grant rcquisiton on
the application Of Colonel e. N. Abecl, District Attor
new OF Essex county NJ j. for tho extradtion OF such
pany are residents Of this State, and the reason OF
his dcclination is that he has not been fur
tuglives from Jersey justice, but when no Is he will
cheerlully grant the iequisiton The application WAS
rcSstcu ny MI CuurleS ". SueuOu, WuO pOlutou Oub
the Governor that there were legitimate grounds
for interference OF tho Executive. II 10 expected
however, that tho necessary proofs will DO fortncom.
ing in day or two and on these the Governor VIII
then take prompt action.
QUESTION RECEIVER THE CONTINENTAL Li1n
COMPANY.
In tue matter Of tho appointment OF o receiver Of
tho Continental Life lns urance Company, Judge West.
brook, Of tho Supreme Court. said tonight that nc
formal appointment OF receiver has been filed, nor
can any announcement now DO made further than Ia
That Mr. Grace cannot be appointed, for reasoni
which are not personal but legal, and are IN bref:-
First-It should be- decided at tho earliest possible
by the Court OF dernier resort whether such
whether such proceeding AS The Attorney General
has pursued Is The only mole OF dissolving and dis.
tributing the effects OF an insovent lie INSURANCE.
company. Unless this question is now settled u must
arise hereafter IN other cases.
Notwithstanding against receiver must DO
taken In the judicial district IN which he mp
pointed. Ii Mr. Grace is appointed upon the present
proceeding lac would then mold an appointment ia the
second and another IN tho third. In which district
would remedies be pursued
Third-hc must apply Tor his orders In the district
from which he holds his appointment. Where would
hc apply so a. TO act safely Tor his own prucconY
FourDt--Iho judgment N tho Hoyt action urders dis
tributon according to tho revised statutes Tho order
ceeding Of the Attorney General auxiliary TO such
Judgment As Grace has accepted the appointment
under such judgment and order. his appointment on
the present application would mako II practically
nuity, and tho Court would stultiiY itself BY
holding, theoretically It has That Tho present ~
the only mode Of dissoving tho corporation and yet
practically give effect the Judgment OF the second
district by appointing the receiver who mus 10
harmonzo the two appointments make this merely
auxiliary to the other.
GovxnxoR aoniSsoS vxroEs rmK woxxx.
message was received In the Senate from the Gov.
ernor vetong the Emerson bill allowing women 20 hold
Office school boards. The Governor says:-
return without approval senate Bill No. 81 entitled
to authorir, the election Of women TO school Of
This bill goes else lar enough. Il provides
with department OF education, that Is to say.
may be elected superintendent Of public nstrsc-
he Qled hpol mi sru
ers, m-mocs Of boards OF education and trustees
will become their duty TO m ke contracts. purchase
tsras build aud repair schoohoses ana to supervise aud
annual expenditure OF over twelve million dollars la
should occupy positions responsible
OF supervisors town clerks Justices OF the peace, comms
Others If physically ana mentally fitted Tor
class OF these stations they 1rc equally 80 or tho
period the history Of the world such
dignity Of legislation The God Of nature has appointed
His DEGREES cannot be changed by human lessa,ion In
the education OF our children the mother stands Tar above
teachers Her influence in family g social Inter
AND aud
lower from the high and holy place given
than benefit tho cause itself In onlishl
Of spsa ana and 's ss yo
tho In promoting the best interests Of society Few
II OF tho intelligent and right minded among women
desire or would be willing 10 accept the change which such
The iii moreover clear inraction tho spirit II not
the letter tho constitution Under tina! instruments
right VOTE and cannot be supposed that
IL is the intention ot tho constitution that not
iiedo the right OF saierase should oc eligible 10 some
= ''' ''''' L. ROBINSON
Mr. Emerson said that ne had supposed that
this was an age OF progress, but IL WIS EVIL
dent IRON this veto message that he was mis-.
TAKEN Tho message said IN elect That the God OF
ture never designed that women should hold RESPONSE
bic oces lace OF the TACT that many OF the public
Offices vi the general governments were occupied by
women. England Massachusetts, Iowa, Illinois.
Michigan and Name were uncivizod enough 70 IN
dorse the doctrine against which the veto was
aimed, and New York should follow
sucn terrible examples. He felt tho spirit
OF prophecy and sure that tho lime
would come when tho measure would be adopted.
Anything IKE persecution always produced reaction,
ANA the reaction IN the present would not be long
pos poncd Tho bill vii oh had been vetoed had been
Endorsed by many of the and most experienced
men IN the STATE cx.govcrnors, judges, members OF
school boards ana others aud by all the women OF tho
state IL had also been approved ny all the papers Ia
the state, with ono exc ption lie thought u was for.
tuuato Tor the Governor that the women could not
val mi M. IN Law ha m a