New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

A RRooKIYS PERRY BILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR CHILDREN.

A BROOKIYN FERRY BILL tILp-IEpIfCIi'N
FOR CHILDREN.
fyRoy THE REGULAR COKKE-ruNDENT pF TIE TEinrNtl
ALBANY. April 2s.-The residents of Brook
ly, who use the South Ferry and the Hamilton Avenne
Perry Of which the land in New York at the foot OF
Whteballst will disappointed AT the action Of the
Assembly today approving Of an adverse report by the
Committee on Commerce and Navigation on Nj. New
mans bill providing an additional sup f"' '' Ferry
ho,ta at the foot Of whtehalst Mr. Duguid
the chairman, said that the committee Itcog-
nzed the Justice Of claim Of the Assembymen from
Brooklyn for additional ferry accommodation. The
had been DESTROYS OF granting the favor ana
would have willingly reported the bill favoTaby II
accommodation could have been secured Tor Tie cah
boats that would disposses-e Of their noone places
if an additional ferry slip were granted The ua'"r"De
report was approved by a vote Of Il TO 30.
The hill appropriating 100000 for the ow NCnpito
was reported favOraby by the Assembly Committee on
WAYS and Means Messrs Scott and Benedict dissenting
There promises lie contest IN the Assembly over ts
large appropriation
Senator Astors hill to prevent tho dumping OF EARN or
ashes IN New York Bay reported favorahly by the
Committee ON Commerce and Navigation to-day. The
hill proposes severe penalties NOlaOrs Of tc law are
m lac fined IS for every cubic yard OF earth dumped INTO
the harbOr.
Trastus BrooNss bill "for the protection 81
children" was debated at great length IN the
Assembly and was finally, after being considerably
amended ordered TO third reading. 1t VIA drawn mp
nv the society the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children
and il intended TO give the officers Of that society and
others authority to protect children from inhlnnn
treatment The Assembly purposcly weakcned some Of
its penalties and commands thinking them excessive
and the powers granted too great
In the Assembly to-day the Toll OWING bill were intro
duced BY Mr. c. II Ruescll-lr0yidug for change 81
rnilroad trucks IL Ioutl-st., brooklyn by Mr.. kcz-
AmenIiug tue act relative % the removal % policemen
I'm BROOKLYN by Mr.. shcridan-Aiuending the charter
Mr. SIcr.Ians Brooklyn Charter Amending bil makes
the salary OF the President OF the Board ~ AsssofS
81 600 pr annun the President ol the Board of Al
dorInen IL 900, of the two Commissioners of Excise
OF the Commissioners OF Police aud E1cise and
OF City Works the at present or the tirc
Commissioners Rud Health Commissioner the same as
that of the President OF the Department OF IRE aud
buildings and OF the President Of the department OF
The follow ing bills were reported to-day To prevent
the waste of CrOtOn Ia New York amending the
YOnkers police law for the inspection 0t alien emit
grants and effects granting land under water TO
the City OF Yonkes allowing tue COmmssloners S tne
sinking Fund OF the CITY VI New YORK 70
grant certain lands TO Mount Sinai Hospital
relative to annual election OF the trustees OF the
Buffalo Ctfy Cemetery providing for the taxation OF
banks and the noneyed capital engaged IN the business
OF banking receiving deposits or otherwise Tor raising
further the state to declare the LEGALITY or
and Ia confirm assessment and taxation OF certain
cOrporaons etc. In the City Of New ork, In 1850 and
10 allow credit certain corporations for taxes as
| sessed 10 them la said year and paid.
The following bills were passed Establishing extenof