The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-03

s.mbly. now penaias before t.At body opposed
Of Esuca,ian Is IN Ike manaer opposed 10 IL:
fie ie aase called lor by puie sentiment nor
ssoriit creates useless. and what Will prove medd.-
the s.xaa,ysr' win have g suffer.
cation not only In sanitary condition. Dut Ia
that nartenl. ara ar superior 10 tho 1ur"unsng private
Fourth There more than dozen physciansin
peetos Of sehoas Who are much better auas. 30 Judge
o. The wants q our nnee schools ~ regards their sanitary
woui likely uner the propesed law BESIDES.
nection with their associates, arr el,sd with ample
h"rity 70 effect any Improvement within th. bonnts u
mode etion necessary f'r the heath or comfort OF tho
bin As understand r. to sanitary
srs aas" Of he schools II their .pses,ss os,ss
au,horitv between Them aud The school onisrrsboh
s primary sa oo ia s city, his would sas ss
about fifteen ,caoois an aysragr g eae, inspector
|, ieqnired. In conclasinn. allow 70 sly that the
81 S aSss o merit from NJ sss
ming - end IL snet the pnbhc schools whish create as
dwellings ANA tenement houses that surround them Our
m.eves clesny they and well provided With
appliances calculated TO aud to the welbsing OF their
Excuse this letter aud tho freedom with which
Comm ssIoner Board OF i.ducalion.
PASSAGE ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. Thun attacked the uiii TINS morning similar
ground, but Mr. Fitzgerald defended and advocaied II
50 vigorously thst was passed without siusnnincnt
DO ,ncred IN committee or be more thoroughly
discussed
ocs LATE CENTENNIAL cELKBaArioSs
Tho following resolution appeared IN tnc Assembly
to-day ami was earnestly a4vocAted By It's author.
Mr. Graham, OF Orangc:-
whereas the centennial of the adoption o. tho first
Hereunder Kingston, Ulster
M.ssssa Society aud a,sswara csspss,ed a. Kias.Sn:
s.nws ssa o.sany and esS. a. veil = q. ns
the rounds "a Wien n Seea M mas aoss H. our
history marS display and tue pasriot,e addresses Of
spring tributes ofour poets therefore, bel
AMI !, ye hi aud errsct record Of III.
centennial esisbra.ions ineIna.nx thersia
the oea action OF ,he saaoa.iss BY wsm .ns same
ana tho taka. par. therein all his. ,rieai
aeiiveroa tho several csntsnniat ceisbsas,oas.
pas ''a aaa Sao so'' o. ss SANG Five eo.
thereof 70 be furnished to zach member officer and
government One copies . nra,.hsd 10 tho
stats and the used by secretary Of
state IN vino aas a. inch
and such Other e. no may deem
q s S% a"s % T. : X
thereof shall not exceed the sum Of $toJu Ans
THE RECORDS TO BE PRINTED.
Mr.. Brooks opposed this resolution, saying II YVES
matter for counties not Tor tho state TO attend TO-
Mr. Avord DID consider that sucn events those
vi Saratoga ana Orisksny were local 10 any county
whatsoever In u hist oricat sense, and nearly the
wpoie House ippulsively agreed with him. The
resolution was therefore passed, with slight
smendincn inserted BY. tue committee which re-
80 BoxDxp INDEBTEDNESS DlLL.
The officials OF New YORK oily, aided by merchants
and othors, seem tcrmtned 10 attempt 10 ovorawe
the Governor in the matter OF the Bonded Iudebted
ness bill which einanaed from Conn troller Kelly
A communication was received in lhe Assembly 10.
day IRON the Mayor OF New York. transmit ny rcso-
utons OF the Common Council askin the Legislature
10 tho bonded Indebtedness NH hstauding
the veto vi the Governor. Also oae from tho Comp
troer tho sauie subject aud taking smilvr posi.
IN NJ rp n f1P
THAT PooRHors. CATASTROPHE
Mr.. Brooks ASKED consent 10 oier mo following,
| but AIR. sutherland, OF Stcnbcn, obJectcd:-
Whereas 7th day of April last building
with stcabcn County Poorhouso. containing
therein aud sixteen persons were burned to deaths
Whereas IL Is Important 70 know upon whom tho 70.
spns.ai,y q calamity rests 70 endeayor 70
ana Psps, o. ,ns s Ia
uorma,ion they possess the subjecs
70 ~ ,asr to tSs
maas ana state what her sa9aa 90
intvre ana proper treatment Of the inmates
kssyved ma, she said report he tie Governo.
v .nsy DAY. f,In sis s time ana ina, copy thereof
| An ACT TO REGULATE SAVINGS BANKS.
IN Commi,.eo oi tho Whole ihs sii pros,aing regu-
ator Mccarthy, was discussed Mr. Alvord moved to
amend so as TO allow savings banks TO sell gold and
silver only 10 the extent o. tho amount they receive
on deposit Mt Clapp favored this amendment, aud
| explained tho provisions OF the bill Mr.. Aivord's
so as 10 modify the Requirements that thc pass BOOKS
fdcpostofs shall DO produced IN order to withdraw
| money. Mr.. Wari0g said Ar. Hurd's amendment would
| destroy tho object oil the bill, which 10 put .
cheek upon these banks doing buinoss Of daily
post aud withdrawal. Mr. Alvord SAID tins NIL
originated with and supported By banks OF issue
aud deposit VINO found tho savings banks interfering
with their deposit business. he thought right aud
proper to leave this withdrawal business To The dis.
erection Of Tho trustees, as proposed In the amond.
mcDi. There in which u would prove
incon vsniencc amounting 10 hardship to require tho
pass BOOK every umc depostor wanted 10 draw 81
TO AVOID loss.
Mr.. Sawyer pontod to The TACT that 10 allow this
running business W ne carried IN savings banks
cntaiied loss TO tho dopositors, this way:-rhs
bank Is Obliged keep . large amount hand 10
meet tne daily calls Gu this largo amount tbs bank
pays per they receive only ~ per cent,
loss tails the deposiors as u aeprives Tho
bank Of making just that amount dividends.
he thought The amendment would destroy the
object OF The BILL M Alvord asked tho gentleman
10 not . banker In TIogA county. Mr.. sawyer
replied that he was, but there was savings bank
within nifty miles o has bank consequently there
no competition Mr.. Hurus amendment was adopted.
VARIOUS RECOMMENDATIONS
Mr.. SKINNER moved TO except Jefferson and Cayuga
counties from coming under the provisions OF sns
net.
III. Fioyd-Jones moved a section requiring tho srus-
vi savings DO rcsidcnts ircc holders
OF tho state. Mr.. hurd moved 10 except Erie Car
Cay usa counties was carried Mr.. Day moved to IN.
scrt an amendment prohibiting directors OF VI
issue and discounts IRON being trustees OF savings