New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

this interval for Senator Winslow introduced resoia
ton for further adjournment from February 20 70
March 8. The resolution tabled. Senator Forster
appeared o canal reformer, introducing an ameno-
the Constitution for the abolition OF all Tolls on
the canals and providing for the maintenance OF the
canals and payment Of the canal debt by direct tax
upon the people The resolution was filed and ordered
TO be printed.
In the Assembly Mr. Brodsky introduced the frat bill
this session regarding religion. 1t IS entitled An Act
to Secure to Institutions for the Care Of the Poor Free
dom OF Worship" 1t directs that the managers Of every
institution not State prison, whether State institu'
ton or charitable institution which receives aid from
the State shall permit the inmates to be visited by
cerRymen of their respective creeds and that proper
facilities shall be afforded Tor religious service me
second section gives wide scope TO the bill by declar-
ing that the term institutions, used In the act shall
include such institutions for persons who would
otherwise become charge upon their respective coun'
tles such as the insane the tlind the deaf, dumb,
foundlings orphans, and juvenile denquents or ermi-
nails.
Mr. Draper presented bill providing that any yradu-
ate of law school in the State shall be admitted TO the
bar in virtue OF his diploma. Mr Patterson introduced
bill authorizing County Supervisors to submit to the pco
pie their several counties the question OF whether tue
Supervisors shall for years Mr. Began, de-
string protect the unwary street pedestrian from the
murderous butcher boy, introduced bill providing tnat
pedestrians shall have the right Of way IN all highways
olution directing the Att0rneyGenera to institute a
suit by quo warranto against the watering OF stock on
the part Of telegraph companies Mr. Alvord contenoed
that the Legislature had no power In ens matter Mr.
Warng said the resolution had no reference to conso
datOn and be hoped 1t would be adopted In order that
something might be done to put stop 10 the outrage II
/ IS aimed at The resolution was adopted. -
Mr.. TuthilPs resolution requesting the New Capital
Commissioners to set apart for museum Tor the
battle flags the volunteer regiments OF the Stte was
| also passed Mr.. Andrews persuaded the Assembly
pass resolution requesting the state Prison OO
miee investigate the charges OF cruel punishment III
| prisons. -, ., A..
| Mr.. Brodsky brought In bill In the Assembly 70
create an office of searcher OF liens and sales Ia tine new
| York Finance Department and Croton Water bureau
In the Senate bill recOmmtted TO the judi
| ciaTy Committee. ,..
Mr. Bumer introduced bill to amend an act relative
to certain streets and avenues In Long Island CITY:
bill authorizing the retirement OF teachers IN tne
Iublic schools OF NewYork aud Brooklyn was intro
| duced by Mr.. Hamilton -
| MIR. Tnemann introduced bill relative TO proxy
| voting life insurance companies 10 terminates an
PROXIES existing, and provides that hereafter proxies
| shall last only year.
Replies from the clerks OF the District Courts OF New
York for 1880 received George y. Dean, r Clerk
OF the Third DlsrcpgCepOrs the numaer OF summOnSes
issued 1728 :anOuQf fees collected and paid to Con-
troler 81 O05. Jam Dunpnv, clerk Of the Second Dis
trct reports 743 smnmOnses and preceptS amount coz
lected and paid 1904. A B. Caldwell, clerk OF the
Ninth District the number OF summonses ana pro
cepts issued 1,491 amount collected and paid over
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