New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

wasa consolidated act bills Of Mr.. lodrews and Mr
Dayton for the better protection Of mechancs is fol
the purpose Of securing the payment OF Aborers and
others uIon buildings Very stringent provisions ars
made 10 secure this result. Mr. Daytons bill for the
letter protection OF schoolteachers ia NewYork City
was reported faYorably By the Committee General
Laws This bill provides that no teacher shall be dis
charged except for cause and opportunity has been
granted for offence by the Board of EducstOn II
tended to give tho security Of tenure now possessed
by the police
The Committee on Insurance reported faVorabY Mr..
Hamiltons BIZ prohibiting the Courts Of tins State from
entertaining Jurisdiction OF ACTIONS policies Of insur
ance In certain This bill s aimed at foreign In
suranoe companies that may seek to remove actions
against them to tho United States Courts The bill in
gard to legislative printing sp ecfyng the form Of
tracts was reported favorably by the Committee on
Printing This Is bill intended 70 lessen the cost Of
legislative printing
The Committee Navigation reported favorably
Senator seebachers bill to punish persons who may
throw garbage ashes into New.York Harbor. The
Committee Ways and Means reported the annual Sup
ply BILL full account of the chief appropriations In
this bill was given in THE TRIBUNE OF Wednesday. The
appropriations amount to only s325,O0O. Upon motion
OF Mr. Chickering the Chairman Of the committee, the
bill was made special order for tomorrow morning
Upon motion OF Mr. ConRdOn. chairman OF tho Judic-
iary Committee Mr.. TROOPS amendments TO the Code
passed.
Mr.. Duguid, chairman OF the Committee on Commerce
and Navigation. created sensation among the New
York members by asking the Assembly TO pass resolu
ton nsruotng his committee TO investigate the sub
ject OF the leasing and the building Of piers in
the City Of New York." and that :" the COM
mittee be authorized to sit in New.York and send
for persons and papers" M. Alvord opposed
the adoption of the resolution, declaring that all Smell
ling Committees" a failure. Mr. Browning stated
that the resolution introduced the purpose Of
disclosing the apparent facts that piers on the Hud
River front set apart for general public bus
all the piers being In the hands OF private persons
Tho resolution passed by the decisive vote Of rs TO
1s. The Assembly passed by unanimous vote to-day
the bill punshing With severe penalties the thrOwerS Of
vitri0l and other corrosive substances
Erastus Brookss bill approprlatiuR 100000 for the
Be- the large vote Of los to This is one Of the few bills
approgriating large sums OF money which Governor
SENATOR s2hfosdeTs bnI exsmpang several beautiful
road companies was reported favorably. The streets
exempted are Leertspace, LafayetteaVe., Downingst
reported adversely Senator Fosters resolu'
tidn providing for the abolition OF al tolls Tolls
Senate Committee Public Health reported iavoraby
the Assembly 6l providing for tho organization OF
In the Assembly to-day the chair presented q
rial from officials Of the City OF NewYOrk against Mr..
that CITY which Was rcerrod 70 the co%Pittee on Cities
Among the other bills reported In the Assembly were
the folio wing:
Amending the Bridge Company Incorporation Aot
Prohibiting the courts from entertaining Jurisdiction
OF actions policies Of insurance In certain cases
Amending the act providing for the incorporation OF
County Cooperative Insurance Companies.
For the protection OF persons insured, or holders OF
;ife accident policies OF insurance.
To regulate the charges OF Marine Insurance Compan-
les upon the canals Of The State.
Supplementary TO the laws TO provide for religious 80
cieties
Amending the act TO facilitate the formation Of agri
cultural and horticultural societies.
The bill 70 legaEe the certificate Of payment OF the
capital stock and the acts OF meeting OF the STOCK.
holders OF she Great Eastern Gold Mining Company OF
New-York, passed. 30 tho bill extending tue
tune In which physicians and surgeons may register.
The bill amending the act providing for reVson OF
banking laws was also passed.
The bill providing for the incorporation OF eompa nes
10 erect apartment houses ordered 70 third read
ing and subsequently, read and passed.
In the state Senate to-day Mr.. hurtha presented
petition OF 25e members OF thh Maritime Exchange OF
the City OF NewYOrk IN favor of the act TO abolish CON-
pulsory piOtage at He'll Gate East River.
hearing the bill 70 repeal the charter OF the Caole
Towing Company given by the Canal Committee
today The committee then went executive
on the bill.