The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-04

tor Hustled, who was seen In the chamber
only few minutes before. spnola moved . call OF
,ruons resppeared and voted his Oboe. IL ro.rinr be-
last = - '-'''' ' '''s anu 'p''>Ds
The fcloxrg 70 tho vote ny which tho charter was
win, Barnes Biinngs, Biilingion. Bowen, Bradley,
Braman, y. 8. Brown, 4. Case. G. NJ Case,
Gswd f Sas r SRp r ca't .. CrSs .,.
bert, !. q. GRAHAM, ). s. Graham. Quick, Ham.
%ona, Hayes, HspDur'i HsrO,i, Hodges, HossbOom,
Fails. McGraw. Mckee. Moody, Moore, Morey. NoyoS,
Peck, Post Potter, sanlec Shannon, Sheldon, Skin.
slaisn sSydam, Tayios TSss'R~siie SsisasDo,
waddoli, Webb, welsh, wickes, Williams winon--70
Bill brown, B sis.' s S'ass' c aass
0 O Co..n:, Crowley, DsysnpGrt Dnims,or'
Maynard, McGrosr.y, Misheli. Molcr, Nsch,mann.
Rockwell, W. y Rockwell Rooney, Ruagles, Sager,
Sanders shaIiey. SITTER. spiuoIa, stein. Stone.
TALK AFTER THE VOTE.
The passage OF the Omnibus bill In the Assembly has
not decreased tho sxcitoment as TO the ultimate tate OF
The measure. Tammany, although yesterday so con-
ndeut Of securing an adverse vote the House,
no~ refuses 10 abandon tho field, aud claims
strict party vote q virtual triumph was secured,
by bringing the whole democratic party, with tho ex-
ccpton Of Bradley, into line. There is much spec
uation as 10 the Governors course He will examine
the carefully and deliberately constr.
GS. AS sn Sss sS AMY a s4sy
still small legislative chance Tor Tammany;
but tho indications now are that tho Senate
will agree 20 the House bill to avoid tho risk Of
ference. In the final debate under the much abused
legislative fiction, which allows . speech from each
Rooney commented severely upon Mr.. Husteds course
FIRST opposing and then tavoring tho bA and ON Mr.
ssn 10, pasn1s ~ ssvsn n" any
to-day under tho Tecommittal
4 POINT FOR BR0oKLYSIrxS
The people OF Brooklyn will be loo we'll pleased
With bill introduced this afternoon by Mr. strahan
making dumping ground Of tho Lower Bay. Itexempts
York aud engaged in carrying onal and
street refuse from tho operation OF section
dumping Of carton onsI, &C.. in The Lower Bay.
The litigation growing out Of the contest between the
street cleaning nu.noriss Of New York shore
Inspector who has Official existence the act Of
1875 before the courts, and thus far the Shore
Inspector has been successiu. This measure doubt
pie here arc much exercised over thin measure, and
claim the effect Of Il. should IL become law, will
DO 20 render consy Island unus for bathing purposes
rHn sAvsas BANK Law
Senators Coleman. Wellman and ST. John were ap-
pointed conference committee on the part OF tho
Senate the recommendation OF the Chairman Of the
Bank Committee that the Senate disagree with the
Assembly amendment 70 the bill amending the general
CANAL TOLLS
The subject Of canal tolls occupied the best
part 81 The tiIno Of tho Senate Mr.. Sprague,
Of Buffalo, made long and able speech
against the maIntenance OF tho present rate Of TOLLS
and argued for lower tolls, II making tho canals
free altogether Hs array OF facts aud figures aud tho
logic OF his argument werc strong and convincing, and
the resolutions he supported wore carried by vote OF
IL o1a They were Then sent 10 tho Assembly Tor
concurrence.
cRIxIxAt COURTS OF NEW YORK.
Tho bill providing chambers for the judges OF the
criminal courts OF record In New York city WAS re-
ported iavorabIy TO tho Senate
Ix0x vKRsUs WOODEN TELEGRAPH POLES.
The Assembly judiciary Committee heard argument
to-day on The bill requiring Tho substitution OF iron
for wooden telegraph poles in cities. Tho bill ,s a
general one made applicable all the cities OF
the state. Assembly man Niven aud Charles =. Shaw
appeared for the bill. and argued against The use
OF unsightly wooden poles In tho thor0ughfares OF
cities They the electrician the Western Union
and Tho Telegraph superintendent Of the Police Depart
Western Union company Accepting them compr0-
misc between the wooden poles ana the more expcn-
slve pnn 0 placing the wires under ground. The COM
mittee agreed TO give favorable report OF the bill
ANOTHER VITO
The Governor sent another small veto to-day Of
bill provding Tor the rebuilding vi village town hall
in Oswego county. because, he says, there IS ample
authority for such matters gwen town officers and
PAorEcrIox or Policy uoLpERs
The bill providing Tor the better protection Of policy
holders life Insurance. companies passed after
merits, ope Of which MAS properly belonging 10 M d.
u clause, when had Deen stricken IN committee.
prohibiting companies within years, in
OF claims brought against tnem from pleading false
which was also accepted provided that one more.
instead oil twenty live, policy holders holding policies
TO tho amount of $5U, 700 may call on tho Super
iDtendent to institute proceedings against company
The Conference Committees report on tho bill re
curing Dire Insurance. companies TO publish detailed
statements OF their securities wus concurred In.
FREE READING ROOMS IN NEW YORK.
MI. Cowdiu introduced bill to establish tree read
ing rooms In New York.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Omnibus bill out Of the way the talk Of adjourn
ment sine die increases ana there IS every likelihood
may get away from hero In Two weeks from now,
especially as another important matter which has al
ready passed the Assembly, passed the Senate to-day
namely the resolution In regard TO low tolls on tho
canals.
AN INJURIOUS MONOPOLY
nitv in Inc Assembly bin regulating Tho ssaryes IN
tho Newbur9 and Fishxill Jerry. Tho present
charges are ten cents Tor each loot pas-
The bill proposes to reduce the tariff to SIX
cents for zach passenger and thrtynvo Tor
RamsdeIl, Erie Railroad director; and tho advo-
OF tho reduction claim that the hgn are
maintained for .he purpose o. dvor.ng business
elimination in fnvor OF that interest Injuries
Fishkill and other towns the New York side, and
the west bank BY making them subservicnt to the
Ramsdell Erie monopoly. They say that the crossing
heavy there is reason why the Terry there rnouId
not be amply compensated by charge three times
large as thai exaced Oh New YORK ferries Tor greater
distances
THE MARINE COURT ABOLITION hill.
The Senate Judiciary COMMITTEE gave q hearing to-
day to the Justices OF the Marine Court III opposition
TO Blxby's bill aDoishng that venerable institution
Tho justices present were Shea. Sheridan, Goepp
and Alker, aud Dir. John Townsend coun-
sci for Judge Coop. Senator BIxby mnde
argument In support OF the bill charging tho Court
with ncfciency and dishonesty IN the clerks office,
and the latter charge Judge Shea freely admitted.
He also that although there eleven thousand
or twelve thousand judgment rolls died IN tins Court
during last year, the total number Of trials Tor the
same period only 4l5 That the cost OF tho
Court was some $780, 00O year, which was more
than tho total sum o: the judgments taken in the trials
held, aud he therefore claimed that would DO more
the expense OF trying them through these courts. He
said further that the lawyers OF the city OF New York,
the press OF the city anu tho taxpayers asked for tie
passage o: tho bl, and Ms evidence he would point TO
the TACT that every Senator from mat city, represent
ing the three great political purtics favor OF
the passage OF the bill
Judge Shea replied to tho Senator takiog tho ground