The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-08
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Commissioners the sinking Fluid. shall establish AMI
sIos. now the sevsrnmea. and proper
& i. :. .as B,''is.' " snss
request furnish q eony OF such rules AM. and
sa y x. q pSs. . sa s rD s
penalties dsooeyns snc rules and regulations which
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SAID co%missoners Of Docks. me violation Of dIsoOe
70 Any ] ,sfu .sa Be-
able BY hne exceeding $5o ~ imprisonment not
ON ''''
1sas becoming duo upon made by the
said hoard under the provision. Of shs act and q:
privilege. s.emens under tae authority control Of
Imposed under the provision. ,s: .e and
sale made ~ he ;.id Board shall
Ss p"sasc o sna e"ec,ea and ecepsod s ~ The said
Hoard and shall 30 paid into tho sintng fund for the re-
SIG a-Ths expenses compensation OF said Board.
the oa1s.s. money and s~sasd under
ss sas me :, emonoS p
this and for 4. york done u"s, the p,oyi'iSS on.
bursements incurred in carrying out the pro
Dn building and r. seuilans s .S.r!s.
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on. e the said city " the Same manner a.
& ~ .s ton 's ~
or ;as sSssnaals q money beyond tho
kxErISc 4ccousIs asp srncI,IcAr,oss: -,
full sI ana seca1s,. '' @
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snS al shs1 ' sspsnssars. a,iness
psndisarss shall be made 70 tho Mayor and
o%D.rs; b dsd The oioo Or q. cemp,sO Snss
ans Rssp ,ash
nf ms "s
sS q T.. ,' 90 The Of
the q the sinking rund sell por.
men,s hand and unused Sin: % tho
81 pe ssa "s city o.
sa,a Board .I. hive s.,s subject
hire suitable aud proper or the Of H.
a. many eisrss and necessary
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SEC provisions q this &C. shall not affect tho
bort New Sok or ITO
g s
The removal Of any vessel raft or float from any
e1sr said Board shall neress,ry tho
prosecution OF any work undertaken and being
SIC under the provision. Of this
the consent app oval Of this commissioners OF hs linking
fund ely Now York j, reaassa snch cons n
chairman or presiding officer Of said ,nlms-ionors
M iS be In ae q an
SNAIL Be Of validity or effect
s Is e SS :. 81 tho Law. Of 1873
A S q ss
Of Laws OF 1872 passed May IS 1872, md all
Sec sihis act shah take eocs on tho tr' day oJan-
IS IT POLITICAL BML2
10 tho course OF debate tho Dill Senator Mccarthy
said that tho Dock Commissioners OF New YORK
thought this bill was bsorc the Committee of Com.
mcrco ana Ssvis,0n but when hey arrived a. mere ere
Committee OF Cities. They have since como up nero
ana gwen good why THIS bill should no.
II was, said Mr. Mccarthy, political bill TO put Out
the present ipcumbents aud pu. IN new ones.
senator Pomeroy did not think the bill wss politi-
ca bill at all. The present Dock Commissioners for
tho past SIX years had wasted their funds In useless
experimcnss-as. for instance, pcr NO. ], on which
$1,000. 900 had been expended.
+. TIN DIVORCE Law.
On the 10th OF January Senator Wsgstar introduced
bin 70 amend article !ite Of chapter OF part
g Of tho Revised Statutes, entitled Uf divorces, dis-
solving the marriage Contract"
sEc 4e.-whcnover marriage shall be Dissolved pur.
10 ,n again the
desndant convicted Of adultery shall marry again ua
the Judgment Of divorces respect
made upon satsfarory proof that tho comp has
married. .hss three years n.ye elapsed ase .ach
soIntfon marriage has been uniformly eooo. -
In due ,imo this bin passed the Senate. Pending
its consideration IN the lower house romantic rumor
arose had been devised IN tho iutcrest Of cit
izen wno having been divorced on tho ground OF hts
Sson more Than three Years since MARRIED and he
himself being under engagements OF marriage with
n young aud beautiful woman now socks the legal
privilege OF marrying the attcr IRON her fathers
home. In this State, instead OF being compelled as BY
existing state law, to accompany her outside OF
the State for the performance OF lhe new marriage
ccremony. However this may DO, II was 20 asserted
In the Assembly to-day when tho bill causod long
and tedious discussion points OF law interspersed
with points OF morality. Mr. Gilbert said tho
giving an adultcrer tho right 10 marry over again
was step toward breaking down tho bar
riers OF society and cndangcring the happiness
OF homes, while Mr. Borgcu, VINO cited 10 the fnct
that an adui,crer may now lawfully romarry fifteen
mlntcs after his divorce provided hts divorced
should die within that time, could see logic, moral
or otherwise In Mr.. Gilbert's argument. Mr.. Purdy
took q hand In defence OF tho measure which at
length was ordered TO third reading Dy a close and
deceptive vote.