New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-04
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
LEGISLATION AT ALBANY.

THE CIVIL CoDR--CITY BOSDs-oRDERiNG BILLS TO
A THIRD READING.
rrRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, April 3.-The "Civil Code" OF
David Dudley Field made special order Tor consld
Grafton on Thursday next By the Assembly to-day wal
ter Howe OF NewYork, who opposes the biii informed
the Assembly James Haggerty had been Incorrectly
recorded yesterday voting against Mr.. lyess motion
TO make the measure special order. AS the motion
failed Of adoption by vote the error respecting ME-
Uaceerty was an important one The Assembly. having
heard Mr. Howes statement adopted anew resoutonfor
the of the bill This adopted by vote
of G7 to 30.
Mr. Baruum introduced bill to-day which will permit
tho Controller of NewYork to cancel sunh Oh the city
bonds held by the Sinking Fund Commissioners az are
not pledged to the redemption OF other portions Oh the
debt. 90
The Assembly received the Freedom OF worship Dill
from the Senate to day and referred 1t to the Committee
on Cities. -,
The Senate considered largo number oil pis IN |oh
mittee of the Whole. Mr. Days bill Tor the repa'enen
Of Fifthaye with granite blocks from Ninth-s 10 he
tieths, except Eve blocks from Thirty second to thirty
seventh sts was ordered to third reaulhS DIT I.sy
bill to authorize trustees eAecotg vss discussed
at great ength and was amended on motion VI MI he
nan so as to include bonds Of any railroad in this State
secured by first mortgage upon the roau ro"upsu, i ,
livestock ETC. etc. d t third reading the order was re-
cnnsiered on motion OF Mr. lansing and the bill was
referred hack TO the Committee OF the Whole MI Ian
sing Denounced the whole bill and said II ought 20 De en-
tired bill 10 Increase ments IN railroad securi
,tes - Mr. Eiernan favored tho bill with his amend
ments which he said suggested by several leading
bankers and capitalists in New-lork. ~,
Assemblyman Churchs bill authorizing INC grooklyh
CITY Railroad Company sell TO the Broadway Railroad
Comnany of Brook yn the Cypress Hin extension and the
real estate connected Herewith ordered TO third
reading. -, 4. .,. IL. A. ,-,,,- y,
Mr. Lansing introduced bill to authorize the CITY OF
Oswego to borrow money to pay the tax OF inc e on
real and personal property He asked that II might be
Immediately put IT. third reading, and In explanation
of the request said that the City OF Osweg0 had ee
indulgng In the luxury OF financial officer VINO had
been seized with the mania for making a Trip 10
Canan, and had taken the ciiys treasury Win MIN.
The bill was passed - -.
MIR Herman introduced bill "to authorize the forrna
ton OF the New-Yurk Transit Company for the trans
portatOn q passengers and baggage Thomas j. BroWn
Solomon Ianford Stephen III. Oln, Al Reeves, Id
mond 8. Bowen. Leon Harner. Peter Bowe
Matthew DoOey and Charles Hilbert and their associates
are made incorD0raOrs. The Mayors OF New YORK ana
Brooklyn required 70 issue licenses FOR their
on yrnent OF the usual fec and steamboats, railroads
and other public carriers are required 10 allow the
agents company to enter their cars or boats 10
solicit custom.