New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE WORK.
A NEW pXCisE BlIL-rIIE CORPORATION TAX.
lBY TFLTGW,VH TO TIE TRiBCSEl


ALBANY, Feb. 2-An excise bill, said to
have The approval Of iaug temperance reformer5
II the state was introduced in Do,h hon Of the h '-
IL Today. Senator Hnd Mr.. SINNER stand
sponsors for It, The bin Is aid TO bave been drawn III
despair Of enforcing the laws especially
in the City Of HeYIofN. Dr. Howard crosby
! IL said to favor the ill. 10 IA rot attended 10
supcsede prescn aw', but to modify them so as TO
strengthen their One OF 5 lcWling features
IA the limitation of tne LICENSES IN every 90 VI
population. II or,r to secnro the speedy acton OF
courts. II prOv tat certain number Of uay- I'D
each shall NJ 10 the d'ivo considera-
tIL Il excise cas.s TIC present law in regard TO
qnor selling on Sundays IS also made more elective by
making the exposure NJ liquor SUNDAYS in liquor
-tores proof violation OF the law The consent OF
majority OF tho OF real estate within 300 feet OF
the place proDOs.d be lcensed is also required The
hours when liquor cannot b. sold extended Gov
rrnor Cornell urged the Legislature to make some
adyOrates act rnergeta they can probably pass tBiS
bill.
the bill authorizing the Mining Trust Company OF New
York. to change lts name 10 that OF the Mutual Irst
Smylhe has recently been elected pre'ld mt Mr. Hnsted
ana Mr.. Patterson members Of the Judiciary Commit
tee dissentrd ho.n the favorable report when the bill
presented to The Assembly
Mr. Brooks intrOduccd a bill to remove doubts as 10
the IeEAlity Of the ard itXatiOu of certain
c0rpOraIOaS hy the authorities OF NewI"TE in 1880 IL
declare. Tim none OF the crporatuns mrf Toned ia the
net which prior to its pasSage taKs'c, were ex
emt from assessment or taxation for state and local
nrpO5cs Other important provisions Of ine hi decide
what corporations c0mo under the sov'7ionS oil the law
IN 1892
Tue Oil granting the right OF way TO the United states
to make mprOyrmt ns IN tue Harlem River was passed
Thou - Boe.e Clerk OF the Superior Court OF New-
York. reports as follows showing the number Of days
Iuuges sh I'm the court last year: judge Curtis. 81
DAYS; Judge Sgigw eek, lJ5; Jud q Van Worst, o.
Judge spnr. l57 Judge Frrcdnan $50; Judge Horace
Mr. JalSi,, Clerk ~ the Comrl OF Common Pleas made
the fnilpN ing report: Judge Charles 7. Daly, l37
days; judi e Charles n. Van Brrn 10; Juhgr X /"
Ieirrrmorc. Ia; jude J. f. Day. 10; Judge o. NJ
Al noon icla, the scnat. nominated two mrmb r. OF
H., Board 81 KHg''t- fO Owa: For NliAm H. VA
Is: li.Oeri H. Nahum. Z; iut A. L. uih'i ";
f'r Mit,lam ". Luru. :. In tHr A,'rmO Mr. Na~"i
IrrrItel 80 votes Mr MIrturD. ~. Al the second
ynr Mr. Turner received u votes; MI Lird, 40. Mr..
Watson and Mr. Turner were elected
The SPEAKER Anusuf cd thr following "a n" Special
! ,nt COuii-c A., ut und taxation: Nesais
Kings; MnrAan, 81 A icghry; n lhi"- OF G"ncsen;
Hamilton. O Nc~-l"Ik ;t"oA, OF Qi'rns' ana Ahdr, VS.
Il A-w-l 1rN
10 ,rri u cas~-. ir'vid TINT where man ard VIE
yr iy.l separately t,r >iK s@r- PRIOR 20 the pa''"gr
o. his a.. t.ry may app ,r IN 4h7ou.e dyotce III
.,Sr tnrr, arr LU min. r o-dr TIE petition may be
yIle IOs. aud taa uaiter 10 l,t to thc discretion
- ruHrt.
into rcTL'ln cbhtNs "i - a. an corr non III ihr
matter 80 th" dsposion ~ 'r rr anu bulHht.d Op-
IA "a tid go. Sew IUrK. 10y which thaj cliy
.ra-Hcd o. large sam OF money. The Resolution
Mr. Newman has introduced hll regulating thc
.rlu-po t.;. Of coal Un any railroad Op"hrG b. ia"
Brltwtr' ard hua-pn canal GONNA 3. II rrlrr's tie
COMPANY 20 ir'HsI.r cOai ~ Mos 81 100 IONS 4
less al Pr = Cvrloi atoms compares ,nd iUcl
TIon H. t'ri- aI AT tn rc price Ter mile
OF rams pJr.A l'u ,ior,l.L
iu-l.y favor OF atur Asios bill Tor he cvn-;fuc
UOa q. rIlIUai pG IT,. crn bAnE If the Lie Nhhil