The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-10

OF the Board or Trustees o. tho Police
IL S shall b paid b. ns
and syns sns ad
shsil belong Invested portions OF said und
The Board ofrru.sses Of tho Police Pension Fund
~ this s.i shall have 20 .a poss orss 81 elm
the OF this set Or 70 any person
10 Be paid from tho Pension Fund, by the Board Of
TrTo he Widow Of any member police orcs
the time Of the Of this &C., Or ro may hereafter
killed while in the actual performance Of police duty;
have dad from tho effects O injury received while
alter years Of service IN the Police
shall been caused by misconduc on his
'a Soairo an any s"d children under eighteen
ago memter Of the police orce killed dying
her death 70 such cnia or children. being yet under
Sc Gd as
tho Board Of Trustees OF saa Pension Fund shall
Tiird-fo any such member Of the police force who.
q the psrmsncs Of such duss and Without
misconduct his part shall have become
perform full police duty. not to exceed $500 per an
Toarh-To any such the police force Of said
roe .ao 81 sH after o ns
forming TIL Police duty y reason g disability Or assse
fvth 10 any such member police force shall
by age rendered incapable OF performing full police
miscondncs his part. sum q 500 per anaum
Any o. u as ns
upward shall his own application in writing DO re-
ssd @
s nas Sss S By sS s
OF member OF said police force o. the rank - the mem
under tho provisions OF oct shall exceed the sum OF
III every case mentioned subdivisions three four
i've Of srcoa Of this act the said Board Of poiee
order the elirement from seryice and payment Of
mentioned in this act but only after the cet
accommodations oil the surgeons suall
be on e as rcqued by the proy'os o. tbs nc naaeT
payments Of said police pension fund shall be
ass sa rs . " Direct ''
Pensions to widows sall terminate when the widow shall
the % oso "T m" n ins a.srs
cease e' sscep retired after
sns IN ali such the said Board Of Pocs die will,
tine Of the wes ss
IL 81 e os act
granting Of such pension oniigstory on he
iana o. chsrs.Se q right said police
aa s
police force the Of this "c service in the
subsequently Police Department. Of the city Of New
fS ls Sn % Il New YORK j.
No member Of tho police force awarded granted
pension q p.yss+s ., mental dsa.
menastion Of the Of the Department
Police which shall set forth n detail the cause nature
ss , II ss
or not such disability disease injury incurre OF
o. and nj sss f. inc ps
psrt certificate shall In cach be filed with
nos O oen.ion dD Dnd '-' ~ 40 N : ' -
ONE CENT FERRrAGE.
Senator Davenport Of the COMMITTEES on Commerce
aud Navigation. This morning reported iavofably
One Cent Ferry BILL no alone OF the committee
dissenting.
The Pool bill TINS morning ordered TO q third
reading on motion Of Senator Wagstan.
rmK GENERAL PIPE LINE BILL IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Nearly the whole morning session OF the Assembly
was taken up by Ghe discussion OF the General Pipe
Limo bill, which had already passed the Senate TINS
bill, is advocated by the Erie county delegation
tho oil the city oil Buffalo. oxempts the city
Of lew York from It's PROVISIONS Its OBJECT OF course
lay ing ppo lines Tor the transportation Of petroleum
and secure Buffalo, through such OF cheap
ing business which Is now, In consequences OF railroad
dscrimiaaions, held BY Cleveland II is not certain
though that all the numerous OUTSIDERS who arc mere
in lavor Of this bil sock the interest Ola locality
Many CAPITALISTS would be glad OF the right 10 lay
or more Pipe lines to the seaboard, whence crude oil
exported ~ cheap rates, 10 the Injury
OF the oil refining and the bencdt
OF that interest Ia Iorogn countries The objections
OF New York city members TO the bill are almost
strictly sanitary tho oil roanerios Mt Hunters Point
nd elsewhere being already denounced MS nuisances
bv ctizes nostrs ure all cled py their tu mes
Therefore wise tor the Erie delegation oIeave
New York city out.
Tnai part Of me bill which caused objection and
gave rise the long debate to-day Is the which
gives TO asy company formed under IL the right OF
eminent domain-lhat Is. the right 10 acquire title 10
real In Tue Same manner railroad companies
may acquire IT, IL WINS held by Mr. Alvord aud oLner
members it had been held by opponents OF tue hill
t,onal, since Il allowed private property TO 30 taken
private use. But the defenders oil the bill urged
with many argu nents tnat pipe iines were AS strictly
means Of pubic transportation as railroad or tote.
graph lines, aud showed how slight II any, would bo
the Inconvenience caused TO property-holders by
the laying Of two-nch' pipes below the sur
lace OF me ground Whatever view tho Governor,
the Attorney General or the Court oil Appeals
NAV lake OF me mater. These arguments prevailed IN
the house. me bill was TECHNICALLY amended at
points at the suggestion OF Mr.. Brooks, and,
the amendments having been properly arranged, It
will shortly reported and put upon its na passage.
Tue effort 70 pass such II bill through the Pennsyi-
vana LEGISLATURE has hitherto iaiiea through tho
State, who wish TO keep the oil transportation
themselves.
BOARD STEAM ENGINEERS.
A bill for Brooklyn, similar to one which has been
presented Tor New York, Was introduced In the AS
sembly to-day W Mr. Clancy. u proposes board OF
steam engineers, 10 DO appointed by tue Commission
Police anu Excise aud 10 DO attached 10 the
Police department. Tnls Board rs 10 consist OF in
specior -In-cnief aud two examining engineers
oil thorough competency ana experience, neither
vi them bo less tuan thirty than
Elk years old IL is designed thai no eng inocr nav.
i.g charge any steam engine or boiler IN Brooklyn
snail retain MS place alter tue passage OF tho oil with
l,ouse certificate 10 DO issued By the Boara thus
nellu,e. All persons VINO snail apply Tor places
chg,cerrs must nave obtained Iceuso Or DO
deemed guilty VI m,sdemcanor anu punishable by a
buildings la whoa engineers VINO shall have OBJ
taiued The license here specified are employed Will
b. held guilty oil TIC same offence, aud may
fined ; much $500 or subjected 10 lmprisonmenL
me bill Ia aims ~ rid BrooKiyn OF ignvf
Competent players with lire ana steam.
DANGEROUS THEAfRiCALs.
MIR. Moer has PREPARED ana viii presently intro
duce bill to prvhibit dangerous performances the
traleze and dangerous exhibitions OF skill
knives words and firearms IN places Of publ
ment the bill WAS suggested Ny the recent late OF
Mile Volante at the hands OF AIR. Franklin, Paw
tuckeI
CATHOLIC rRoTEcToRY
The supply bill having been cailcu up Tor It's third
reading by Mr.. Avoru, Mr.. Fish moved Tor The yeas
and nays on MS proposition 20 strike cut the appro-
priaton OF $50. QUO Tor the New YORK Catholic Pro
tcctory The MOTION was lost by vote oil 50 20.
An appropriation of $30OC0 having been proposed by
Mr.. Prescott tor the erection OF building to accom-
modatc deaf niutcs NJ Rome, Oneida county, m
serted Ny IL yeas 10 10 nays. Tue b,l read
a tnird Time aud passed.
The bill authorizing tho construction OF railroad
from Lake Champiaiu to Cdntoa Prison, at Danno-
mora winch caused such lively discussion INC day
last week, was this morning amended b, MIR. Grady