The New York herald., 1878-02-20

dsred to him b. Of said oei.s ma. have ?" right TO
1GSps;y :: rsD1s::ns may have
sss such refusal may be pl.sdsu or shown IN
claim for any sScn reduction IN sny & action or proceeding
ssa I Eysry person donIeIsa ess.sionsy Or tom,
sSis state shall for the purpose his per
sonai property be deemed resident Of such county city,
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iss. i sSss person sSa ssr notice given
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Speaker HUsrgD handed 10 tho Clerk to-day letter
from Mr.. Ferdham Morris, thanking tho Assembly Tor
It's polite permission TO him 70 appear win ms coun
the MorrsPurdy contested election case, but decln-
Ing 10 accept II, as ioows'-
10 THE HosonA;ls srEAsrs Or THE HE AssK.sLr- p,,sv
offered or the consd Of the Assembly resolution
ma .ss ss
Of s%Sy for hs s shc Sis
was 'a Ssofs The House one q is my request
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sSs rS ~9DS s slows to ".
ever sndi leave 70 the Hoass my grateful
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has had iu and psssns ssy bearing ha t.s Ss
special duty Of ssea A., s ~ bsr sas
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peased TO consider the question the Gentlemen o. ns
report sch higher claim the consideration Of the
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House for its courtesy am very rsssRsssiuy ScpR1s
ALBANY Feb. 10. 1873
After the clerk had finished reading this letter Mr.
Alvord moved 10 resclnd the resolution which ex-
Mnrr IN LA nj rlll0n nn
floor saying that the resolution was bad precedent
which ought to be cxpunged from the records OF
the House Mr. Brooks, on the contrary, thought
the precedent OF allowing both parties to contested
election equal privilege TO argue the case on
the floor Of the House very gooa one inaesa ana he
other day 10 please either Mr.. Alvord or tho Speaker
MI Alvords motion was finally lost oy count Of 40
TO 48, the original resolution STICKS as precedent
in iuture cases OF this Kind.
woMEN's RIGHTS.
second memorial rom tue strong minded ladies'
was presented to the Senate this morning. signed by
Lilly Devereaux Blake ana others, asking ior the
right TO vole
NEW YORK ASSESSMENTS.
The New York Improvement bill, as II has como 10
be called, and which passed the Committee OF the
Whole days since was called 10 third read
ing and passed this morning In the Senate. The
bill reduces the time allowed Tor the payment OF as
interest On such arrears at eignt per cent Those
who under the old law iaed TO make the first OF the
three annual payments provided Tor Under the old
law can come in under the new and discharge their
Indebtedness
THE INEBRIArE ASYLUM
Tho Bipghamton Inebriate Asylum received attcn-
ton In the Senate to-day. resolution offered
by Senator hopkins reciting that, inasmucn as The
state hela fee In the land ana buildings OF SAID asy
um 1t proper that the State should see that no
waste was committed, or the reputation and
efficiency OF the institution be suffered
account OF some things that had been said tue
SUBJECT by parties in Information, The Senator pro-
posed Senatorial commission to lnvestigae tho
asylum and also the susquehanna Orphan Asylum.
Tho proposition was accepted and the Char man pro
TEN. will appoint such COMMITTEES
THE GAME LAWS.
Senator Harris has introduced bill providing for
the appoin tment of State commissioner to protect
game and the enforcement Of the laws tor that
purpose through the State. he is to have an
nua salary OF 81 500 and deputy in each county Of
the State, salary not gwen
that moose be killed in New York State for ten
years 10 come.
The bill providing for ordinary repairs on the canals
tor the ensuing year in case the revenues snail be in
sufficient ordered TO tnlrd reading In the Senate
BILLS PROGREsSED
The Assembly Committee on Cites met this after
noon and alter extended session agreed 10 report
favoraby Tomorrow the following bills:-Mr. Days
bill providing for the payment OF unpaid taxes on
estate within year at eight per cent interest
II re-enacts the law o last year.
Mr. Worth's bill creating the police and excise
geons OF Brooklyn Board Of Police Surgeons, and
permitting them to hold office during good behavior.
Mr. Fisk's bill 10 allow comm ssioners OF police to
dismiss and retire from Office any OF the force OF the
Police Department and 10 pension the same
Mr. Days Dill uutuOTlZlus COmmOu COuuCil 10
direct the Park Commissioners to set aside part OF
any park place Tor the use OF the National Guard
and to restore Tompkns square to pubic park This
bill aims transfer the military parade ground
from Tonpkins square Central PARK and has nothing
TO do With the project In Washington square.
To-day had also been fixed upon tor the final con-
sideraton Of Mr. Grady bill 10 repeal the charter OF
the College OF the City Of New York. Mr.. James X.
Davies anu Mr.. John d. Cougnn appeared behalf
OF the college against the bill. Mr.. Grady urged,
tho plea OF ps preoccupation with other legislative
duties, that further postponement be had. The
lhn hill Neill Aa tnUr
disposed OF on March /, week from next Friday.
At present the chances IN the committee that
ha adu onor 4 tha