The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-11
Mr.. Kelly'e New Bill Passed
by the Assembly.
HAYES CHARTE r..
Measure TO Provide Sr Dividing Funds Of
D,funtt Insurance Companies


vetoed by Governor Robinson, came up lor IT'S thirc
reading 1t had boon supposed tina, tins bill would
prove 10 be what Mr. Brooks defined u TO be on
Wednesday, real peace offering with peaceful Of
iccI Tho members OF bosh democratic factions In
New York had agreed thatit should pass land IL was
acceptable TO democrats and republicans generally
from tho other counties. There was some hope that
u would be suffered to 60 through without debate.
MR.. Pisu's FKiSr
This hope was disappointed. AS soon NJ the bill
was reached Hamilton Fish, IT., arose. aud for the
purpose OF reading speech In criticism OF the Gov
ernor moved TO substitute for the bill the bill that
tho Governor had vetoed. Has nsrangue, which hsd
been previously prepared and printed consumed over
bali an tho delivery and was ono OF the most
extraordinary efforts OF tho session Not content
with challenging Governor Robinsons methods OF in
ycsgallon ana conclusions, Mr. Fish had the hardl-
hood him OF ignorance and insin his In
capacity, and no fnr as TO state that tho
Governor did not write his own veto message and TO
specify the writer OF IT, For this he was
promptly called order by Mr. DAILY, who
pronounced allegation tho lattcr respect to 90
entirely without foundation. Mr.. Fish persisted.
however his speech relating entirely 10 the vetoed
biz hardly auding 10 the substitute, and his OBJ
servatons regard 10 the Governor being fu oi Dit
terness.
DIR. HAYES MAKES A SPEECH.
He withdrew MS motion NJ the close OF his remarks,
when DR.. l. /. Hayes renewed ~ Tor tho purpose Of
making address in rntner better taste. Tho man
burden OF Doctors remarks that tho features
of the vetoed BILL and oil the present ol which -
modification OF H. were al conceived OF and approved
81 long ago. ali right IN Tho present. as they
had been the past and proven TO DO SO Dy the tcsti
mouy of almost UNANIMOUS prsss-
DAILY NICK BACK.
Mr. Brooks, VINO spoke next respected thc impa-
iieucs the Housc, and con lnsd himself 10 con-
Aensea, rather aois, and nasy tempered v'sdicasen
s.lll approved Of, without questioning the honesty OF
the Governor. He was followed BY Mr.. DAILY, who
uaid his respects 10 Mr.. Fish courteous bus biting
Terms which were severity by those just
subsequently, employed by Mr. Halliday. The latter
Complete answer seriatim 10 the allegations
against Governor Robinson In Mr. Fish's speech,
and the lily OF 4Esop's liable This illustration was
highly reiished by the House, which was put in ex-
,eiiont humor by IL for voting iavOraoIy upon tho
substitute already printed In the HERALD The bill
was passed just before the Adjournment.
NATIONAL ISSUES.
Mr. Daily did not secure an opportunity this
ing 20 submit HIS resolution directing the United
States Senators IRON New York TO vote Tor the bill In
Congress investigation INTO the alleged
frauds OF the last Presidential election There was
talk to-day OF democratic caucus here upon the
subject
Tho compl,cati III which Mr.. Ben Noyes and his
three Insurance compares, all combined one in q
most Mysterious manner arc involved have received
another twist. The Department OF Insurance here
holds Sl00 900 OF funds OF the National Life In
surance Company, and bili Introduced In the As
semiy py Mr.. Terry proposed TO allow tho superin-
tcndcnt to appoint a commission 10 determine
TO whom this money should BIO paid. When
IL was reached on general orders IN the
piece OF special legislation and his explanation OF It's
intent anta2onlzcd senator Pomcroy also, who sara
he should certainly vote against It. On THIS
formation The bill progressed, and TINS morning
Senator Hughes moved II again and offered amend
ments covering MT. Eccesines objections This did
not satisfy Mr.. Eccicsine, who said that in Tho first
instance bill was pcrnicous and that now u was
provides thu tho Superintendent shall within six
months from the passage oil the AGA sell the sccuri-
National Lie Insurance Company OF New YORK. Tho
money IS be distributed among tho policy holders
by the senate 20 this distribution. who shah
once advertise In the state paper that no VIII ST
alternately At Albany s snr nc" b, se
month"; to hear and determine the Legality
ana value aon all I,a s sa,ast
OF New York, and against the American National Lilo
snd Trust Company OF New Haven, Conn, ana the
D. c., winch cs,ms originated In The obligations OF
the National Lie Insurance. Company OF New York.
lie shall also hts best efforts 10 ascertain the
names and residence OF all persons having obhga-
tons aforesaid, and Tor that purpose shall have
power call upon all persons or corporations, OH
GERS or agents. produce 10 him all books aud papers
containing any Information regarding tho validity OF
any supposed claim tho name and rcsidenco OF tho
riaimanI
The bill changing Tompkins square from a parade
ground was passed, with toe amendments mnde by
the Committee Cities. The expense, according 10
the bill as ~ passed the senate, Is no; 70 exceed
THE ANNUAL TAX LEVY
Tho tax levy. when was YESTERDAY reported In the
Assembly by Sir Alyord, was to-day reported from
tho Committee on Finaoco Of tho senate by Senator
uarris.
On. HAYES CHARTER.
This bill, entitled An act 10 SECURE bettcr public
adminslraI In tho local government Of the city OF
New York. which has been passed. back and FORM
from senate and Assembly since the latter part OF
January was passed IN the Senate thus morping, the
eighteenth and nctccnlh sections beng stricken
Tho bill contains thirty -lve sections, somo
of them covering Two and three pages
In brief IL provides that ordinance oil tho
Common Council shall take effect unless approved by
sho Mayor. be passed over hts veto ~
.lwn Nh. ID. ala
SION winch requires the expenditure of money shall
be valid unless passsd by three-ourths vote. Whom
sssessmen, may imposed, unless u be Tor a sewer,
culveri, receiving basin, dram or other work con
ncctcd the sewerage or draining OF said Guy, IL
viii be necessary 10 have tho written consent
Of half Inc properly owners OF the Trout
ana SUCH written shall be ncd In tho County
CLERKS Office be AT tunes open tor inspection.
All works Tor which an assessment snail be levied
except the building Of docks and the providing OF puro
aud wholesome water shall 10 awarded ny contract 10
tracts shall be awarded and oids be invited IS set
forth great length. Extra charges BY contractors
provided against In sections and ~, which pro-
vide:-
SEC. eBeore any contract Is entered into as herein
prov,oea OF PERSONS whose bid Is accepted mut
tue s.rs 70 BE- pef.mea AID by Into zoe con
ate nnf % a asyo Adsmen o and cnm Of
Atty city New York. officer officers
,ad city in rscrsnee TO any matter ., thing relating
lOOn contract Tor WORK entered into shall the
,nd Mayor Aldermen Commonay Of the city ~ New
York be LIABLE and Judgment can be ecovered thereon
entered execution issued or enforced against said
of the special appropriation
cover OF the work embraced in such
tract ana Endorsed ~ the comptroller aiores
OF 81 the department and inserted
said contract to be paid tor the
OF tho same.
VACATION rRoCEgDISGs
The army OF assassin nj vacatlng lawyers In New
YORK will read the following extract from section 10
OF tho bill with interest,"
No petition or proceeding 20 vacate, set aside Affect
any which has been heretofore ecnhrmed
b. expiration Of throe months
bhe passage OF this act
Section 81 provides that
No hesd Of Department. chet or bureau officer, clerk
empoyo In department OF said shall.
alter day Of 1919 be paid bis salary
portion thereof rom the proceeds Of bonds
OF said city. And after said date No payment shall
from the proceeds OF snid bonds stocks ot tho
OF Offices or supplies tor Offices Of any depart.
1t NM nGirnra aaId Ally