New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
GENERAL LAWafAKING.

A BILL TO PREVENT ELECTION FRAUDS INTRO
DUCED-A COMPANY To SUPPLY WATER TO
Ntw-YuRK PRoPUsED
ALBANY, Feb. 1O.-In the Assembly to-day
the following IL lis we've introduced:
By Mr.. Warm. Author zIng the COniin nta lnsur-
ancc Company OF Now York redeem scrip
BY MI ScJtt-Anen linz the Code OF Cvil Procedure
BY M. Andrews-Re awe to the contracts OF mnic
pa corporations Tor the construction repair Of public
works. docks etc, wherein is u-cdi and to provide
| employment OF the resident stOnc-cuttcrs and
mechanics upon such work
| BY Mr. HamII0n-AneIding the charter Of the New =
York Cotton Exchange.
BY Nc Fniey-FJr IN additional pubic bath Ia New
4he following bills were reported. Amending the
general manufacturing law ancndiLg the act to allow
designation III certuO ca'es; TO prevent III false
nmendms te laW Mr. DuxuiG's bIi
relating to Hell Gale pOtage t aDolshcs piotage on
Gate; Mr. H. A. Carpenters bill the same subject,
re2u.,ng eucn plioage: two bills amending the acl
granting right the United ato5 for inprOv-
INK Harlem River TO enable the BrOokvn Board Of
Education 10 sell certain lands; Amending The Public
By Nh husled-Relalivc to vote by ballot It is in.
tended prevent OF tissue ballots and fraud
general II also Supplies the la" regarding indorbe-
morale S,ai Ine NeWoYorR Water Company II In
corporates John III. Hairs. Vandewator Smith,
Richard A, StOrrs and others. with capital
S15O0OU0O. They given all the neces sary
powers 70 aeqqrr all lands neehed lqr Ter purposes
Mr. Audrewss bill requires the employment OF resi-
dent cutters and mechanics on ali public buildings
cOnst Iucied by municipalities.
Mr. Hau iton's Cotton Exchange bill allows
aton 10 hOln property % the amount OF SlOOOOOO IN
value Tor The purposes granted III the charter
Nj. Hustled Introduced bill relative TO the hours for
Keeping county O1ces In the County Oi Woschcster
In tIe Senate to-day Mr. Mccarthy rose TO question
OF privilege saying:
Mr. President, rise again 10 question OF privilege;
desire that last under any cir
cumstances under any proyOcat on tDat san ever
nod ANY controversy with The Neo York Herald, ana
close That 10y quotation frOIn bdaKesprarc
LAY 0n, Macduf
Ana damn'd De hlm ina INST cries
In quoting from respectable an author as Shake
speare suppose 1t is not uDparamentaIy 10 give the
the following bits were introduced BY Mr.. Forster
To amend the charter OF the NewYOrk Cotton EK-
change; by Mr. SeebacherR 10 exits Of theatres
Ill New-YOrk Guy: by MI stralan-Io secure 70 chi-
dTen the Dencni elementary education; by Mr. Bra
maIi-IO appropriate 100000 out oil surplus balances
IN Inc Treasury the completion OF Tue senate ana
Executive ChaDners IN tue new Capitol.
Tne blli amend he act IN regard 10 normal schools
was considered committee at length, Mr. Sessions ar.
guing all local boards should d. aboiishc ana tho
interest O the schools put into inc care OF supeihte-
dCu Giiuour nc TO oe held respOt DO Tor any deleic'
too OF duty The bill was taaily ADVANCED.
The bill to prevent persons holding trust funds from
mlngug ne zane With Their own, ana 10 punish such
Onencr. was ordered 10 "a inrd reading.
Mr. MEG rhy introduced bill III relation TO the coin
mitment of vagrant women.
The Joint Committee on Taxation organized to-day Iho
subject OF Il Governors Commission OF la&at'Oh was
considered. IL resolved TO recommend tne appoint
OF such commission Win tne plOvi5D that II shall
act advisory body OF the COAmittoe on Taxation,
and submit ITS Report containing reVisonot TIE laws
taxation, first TO the COMMITTEES.
Tue Assembly Committee miscellaneous Corpora
lions listened to-day to an argument Iron, ~ r. Wheeler
COMPANIES 10 put their wires under ground after
July l, 1882.
mics Of wire IN NcwYOlk CITY, and tatt won cost the
company $2.0oO.O00 put Tue wires Underground ~
dcarof the quadrupex system could not be used upon
underground telegraph wires.