New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

York. The bill grants the right of 9" eminent do
man," the Same as to railways at present
Under the bill "sny number Of persons not less thah
twelve may form company for tho purpose OF con-
stuctng and operating for tho public use lines OF ppe'
for the conveying or transporting therein petroleum.
gas, liquors. or any products or properly ior
the purpose Of maintaining and operating any
line OF pipo already constructed and owned
by any Incorporated person or PERSONS TOT
the like public and for that purpose may make ana
sign ar cles Of association which SHAH be stated 'he
name OF the company tho number OF years the sae is
20 continue the places from and to which tho same 10
be constructed length OF such pipe ne ana the name
OF each county In the state through or
into which 1t Is to bo constructed Inc
amount Of capital stock OF the company shall not be less
than 500 for every mile OF pipe constructed or pro-
posed to constructed" The right of "eininent do
main granted to the pipe line companes-that is II
any company unable to agree with the owner OF ahd
regarding It's value may acquire title by obtaining tne
appointment OF commission from the supreme Cour'
10 assess its value
The residents in the northern wards OF New-York are
fearing that the rapid transit railroad companies
do not intend TO extend roads a present above fifty
pnh.s and Senator Ecclesine, who represents sena'
torial district covering the upper part OF Manhatuh
Island, introduced q bill to-day In the senate 10
compel the rapid transit companies to carry OUT the
privileges granted them In their charters. Ills p' h'
the following command and authorization
L..
In this state has been fixed and determined Dy as any
commission. pursuant to sections ana Of ac oG
provide for tho construction and operation OF steam
railway or railways In counties OF this STATE passed
June ls 1875 and such route has been accepted am
built upon in part by any company authorized TO- buia
such railway. but such route Is ncompete N na mrs
cry Of the RS scoJ% Of I%TOBBsGyd Bonid d a0cs
soncps proyded by Section said Act has not been
secured il shall be lawful for the Board OF snpervlsors
n0xed AM
OF company interested therein 10 econ te
nj al which hars or to appoint new
commission, as they ho shall think proper, which
pete said route as to the incomplete part thereof by
readoI Ing whole or in part, modifying or cnanglng
such portion OF the original line Of each route as has
not been built upon and extending the same as the cQn
mssluners shall deem the public ntciest 10 REQUIRE
They sha for such purpose possess all the powers con-
ferrd unoo the Original commission under said Act and
be subject all its restrictions ana all suDsequen
proceedings the completion OF such route shall be had
SIC 2. Provided that all the privileges and immu,
mites granted by this Act are granted ana aoeepeu on
the condition that such railroads shall be Dut anu III
operation over the completed route lDrousnVu i' % GU
Aud such railroad companies are hereby relnel 10 t %
night trans on the portions OF tn9 route ai,eu W bu,
and the rest OF the road as iast as" ns Du,n ~
as often in fifteen minutes between inc h9a VI
p and midnight. and to run the trains 'eu % ohr
mission trains provided for III tue ACT hetepy
SIC g. This Act shall take effect Immediately.
AN Act to regulate the practise OF the veterinary art
The bill provides fol the appointment by the governor
of n board Of examiners in veterinary surgery ana
ply Sic to OF three persons In each county OF tue
State These boards 10 meet Mt least once every
three months and examine applicants for licenses 10
practise veterinary surgery TGc Zee Tor each cNaiha
don Is to he -. Any person VINO, aHer tue p'rs-
age OF the Act may practise veterinary surgery
without possessing the certificate or inc p9a,u
of examiners or the diploma or some uuy
incorporated veterinary college or this STATE
The biz 10 amend the Act relative % the common
schoOls of New York City ordered TO thrd fead
ing i'm the senate rs the bill relative to the iin-
provemcnt Of Spuyten Duyvil Creek -, ..,
In the Assembly, Mr. Fisn offered preamble setting
forth that an Albany sgoudcnt, In his di-pach pup
shed March 2s, has impugned the motive, ana oioid
course of Mr.. Fish. a member OF TINS House; hhu
-uch member denies the statements cOntalned tnerem,
and AYERS them be malici0usy false; ana reso, on
Iusfrciing the Committee Privileges aud Elections
10 -ummO the reporters Of the paper Ia whlch the as
patch was published and cause them (i they are aDel
n subsantIate such charges and upon ther lhIhS 70
subsantine them the committee are requested To make
such Will lead To the exclusion Vi e
rcoor, r from The place he holds n either House .
MIR Fsh then made q statement ~ the action or lhe
Committee on Cities the bill relative 10 the COfoef
of The city of New-iork insisting thSt ne Lao no no
kuo edge the dis position of the Se"-l ok senators
on the -myth case nor did he believe any u the com
i.tcc on Cities had such knowledge The resoiI-
ton was adopted