New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
GENERAL BUSINESS.

THE CENTRAL PARK BILL REPORTED FAvoRABEY-
ANOTHER SANITARY MEASURE.
IPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, March 25.-The Assembly passed a
resolution to-day for the appointment Of joint Legisla
tive Committee to for the battle flags Of the State.
and to prepare for them room In the new Capital.
Mr.. Butler introduced bill declaring that women are
not disqualified from holding offices in corporations
Mr. Russell introduced bill providing for standard
form OF policies for fire insurance companies.
The bill forbidding the of Central Park BY tho
Worlds Fair reported fayosably by the Assembly
Committee on Cities
In the Assembly to-day the following bills were intro
duced:
By Mr. Hayes-ro incorporate the Lincoln Club, Of
NewYork.
BY Mr. Brooks-To incorporate the LADIES' Protection
Society, OF Staten Island.
By Mr. sherIdan-FOr the better protection Of the
public health.
BY Mr. Cowles-Amendingt z the Code Of CIVIL Procedure
The following bills were reported:
Relative to the testimony of pers serving agents
iniormers spies.
Providing for supplying the City Of NswYork with ad
ditiOnal water aud auniform system for draining Put
nam County.
Relative to the Brooklyn Atlauticave assessments
Providing for leasing Mount Sinai Hospital In New
York certain grounds
Providing for the improvements OF ave. Brooklyn
To authorize the selection and location OF grounds for
Niagara Park.
Amending the act relative 20 Fourthave., Brooklyn.
The following bills considered In Committee of the
Whole and ordered TO third reading unless otherwise
Amending the game aws-wnich makes further restric
tions concerning the killing OF game.
For the relief Of the American Primitive Methodist
Church. Of Brooklyn
Mr. sheridsns bill relative to the public health pro-
ydes that upon the written complaint of five citizens,
the Board Of Health shall inspect any abattor slaughter
The Board Of Health shall kill any cattle or sheep
suffering from pieuro-pneumona or any other disease
u made nisds%eauor PRISONS EesUnS or SelinT DIS
eased cattle or sheep declared guilty OF @ misde
meanOr. Boards Oi Health in cities are required to
designate places for ssughterhouses, which shall be IN
the most thny populated parts OF the Cities and ada
cent 70 river or other water II possible.
Mr. Moers brought In bill relative TO the time for
holding railroad elections which provides that when the
January, the may be changed TO April, provided
that the first election takes place In the month OF April
preceding the time 1t would otherwise have taken
The Chair announced the selection Of Mr.. Dckey. of
Orange, 10 I'LL the vacancy in the Committee on Ways
and Means caused by the death OF Mr.. Brennan.
rhe following bills were ordered to third reading:
TO confirm deeds given by the Mayor, Aldermen and
comalonalty OF the City of NewYOrk, not attested by
tho Mayor.
for prosecuting delinquent municpa! officers by extend
ing It's provisions to Villages and also makes additional
Extend ng the time for the CONNIE OF work by
the Staten Island and NewJersey Bridge and Ral' gay
Bridge Company for four years
Regulating the opening and extending OF Lexington
ave. New York. from Ninety seventh TO Ninetyeighth
sts aud from Niuey-ninth To One-hundred-andsecOnd
sta This bill was "prOgressed."
In the Senate to-day Mr. Davenport, from the Com
mttee Commerce reported adversely the bill enabling
the Brooklyn CITY Ferry Company 70 operate ferry
across the East River, Mr. Schroeder dissenting The
report Was tabled mOuon OF Mr. Jacobs. Mr.. Fowler
introduced Dill to amend the code relative ~ tes
mOny the part OF ply scians.
Mr.. weudover introduced a bill providing that no tax
eha hereafter be assessed upon the capital franchise
OF bank trust company but the stockholders In
every back trust company shall be assessed and taxed
the value OF their shares of stock therein.
Governor Cornell sent In tho nomination OF Seth d.
Cole Judge OF Rockland County. and 1t was referred
10 the Committee Judiciary.
Leutenant t-GOyernOr HOskins was tn to-day that
visitors were-denIed admission 10 his ROOM
The Governor has signed the bill amending acts au-
thOPzng formation OF corporations for manufactur
ing, mining mechanical and other purposes.