New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
MILKING LAW FOR THE STATE.
OPPOSED TO COLD TEA" IN THE CAPITOL.

OPPOSED TO" COLD TEA" IN THE CAPITOL.
INVESTMENTS OF SAVINGS BANKs-PRoPosED
CHANGE IL THE PARK DEPARTMENT.
TFroa THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRrBrNEl
ALBANY. Feb. 26.-JOhn |. Platt, the Pro-
htbuop Republican Asseinbyman from Dutchess
County to-day introduced bill prohibiting tho sale OF
liquor in any building owned by the State ana nValidat-
ing the lease of Of the person selling the liquor
There have been that "cod tea" is sold In the
Capitol restaurant 1t in the National Capitol Ahs
led Mr. Patt to Introduce his bill.
Mr. Patts important BILL extending tho limits OF lhe
field within which the savings banks can invest their
money was reported adversely by the Committee on
Banks but succeeded in having the report tabled
The bill authorizes savings banks to invest fhoir
money in tho bonds OF any county or city of States
which have years deaulted in the payment OF
the principal and interest Of their funded debt and
whose total amount OF bonds does not exceed per
cent OF the assessed valuation OF their property.
Senator Reilly of New York. introduced bill direct
ing the Board Of Education OF New-Iork to provide
another evening school in that city The school Is to be
placed either in the Seventh Eleventh or Thirteenth
Wards.
Senator Cullen presented bill abOshing the prosent
Board OF Park Commissioners In New York and estaD
fishing Board OF Commissioners consisting OF three
men, one Democrat, one Republican and " ono laborng
man" Tho appointments are TO DO made IN
January by the Mayor who will then take Office,
and they for three years at salaries not to
exceed IS 900 each yearly.
Assemblyman Hamilton introduced the bill which
authorizes Aqueduct Commissioners TO appoint MY
policemen to guard the new Aqueduct
Mr. Cantor Introduced astonishing bill In the AS
semby sent him by conductors OF street railways In
New-York. 1t prohibits the employment OF men by
the street railways OF that city who not tweny-one
years of age have lived in the State Quo year
aud are not actual residents Of New-York City
Mr. Bruins presented another OF the Tammsny
reform bills" TO the Assembly to-day. This
ono aholishes tho present Board Of Education and
brings in It's place board OF twentyOne commissioners
elected by the people The commissioners are 10 no
elected In baichcs OF seven next fall The
Board Is To be abolished with one cut OF the ohca
sword three cuts In three years the entire Board
will CONSIST OF material under the law, as seven
commissioners to br elected lhs fal seven IN inc
.ioncIs are to serve three years. On the hrst
tuesday IN January In each year TIE Board Of Education
schools. who are to hOlt OHico 10! one year.
OF cont tsioms Diseases was reported favoraby.
Mr.. IlOchkss introduced senator OIlsWods oli
aboshing the fees OF tue Health OHcer Of New York.
aud NJ Erwin the bill Of Senator Coggeshal abo!shS
the fees - The Port Wardcns.
Assomblyman DAVIS, ol WayLo County. introduced
bin declaring that II shall not be lawful for any te"-
phone company to chirse or receive III cities or towns
containing 900 inhab than ~ month for
the usr o. It's and thi service Incident 10
than - u towns villages having less thHh
In. committee on Railroads Of the Assembly reported
unayorhbly to-day the bill o.. tho aiirodi ON H!Sso
crs which forbids Discrimination bY the railways
AZ u~t
sag that the railroads compel shippers Whrh lheJ CLWl
into contracts with them - irGmse NOS 10 mp an,
gonus %. tHo "a '.'' ,,,,o. I,ia rr,tr.tci ac,n,t
the adverse report of Tho Railroad COMMITTEE
liberty OF action shipper. which they ought 10 hayc
Mr. cole, tlc Chairman OF inc Elro1I C,Mn!'I'|e' mi | r5
officers TO make contracts IL "oud also nrrVsht SIP
disagreed with cole and hi- committee, rejecting he
a verse report by a. large majority.
IN. Railroad Committee also reported adversely Mr..
gl.Ils - bl O .
York to put a railing along the side of their tract.
senator Cullen introduced a bill providing that the
New.York Department Of Public Works shall consist OF
four bureaus In charge respectively ot hIl Nruciure
etc pertaining to 'hc Croion water system. .cwrr,
drains wells. hydrants. pipes. etc. S'c"hd'
paving and grading streets, the mainiSha1o me-,
Evor. the aniuc Of sunern ot tho chief onc,r to
public buildings under cy architect ot not ''s ,h'u
len wears experience and fourth, for the collection ni
Teyenae from ne Ge Of %a r. Pc P@SrF We Msr S may n
point and remove hi- deputy aud snch clerks ana n-ss
Mr.. Dsiy presented Mr. Hamon's bill providing for
municipal lodging-hOu-cs In N,w-fork -,
ZION from the New-York Dock Department
by long snpplrment,ry rr,"lu'i'G ,soar w%I,p
aud the Commissioners Of tho sinking fund oi
New York to furnish an INC 20 ~ he .ed a.
mai d"artmept itself Mr. Faean again denied That he
conteInpiaed investigating. bat simply desired IN
formation. The resolution Was unanimously adopted.
The bi cedug to the United states jurisdiction over
the o.d Produce Exchange wa- passed. Co.. -
The appropriation bill as reported by tho senatc ~
panca committee differs the fo!liw ne respects from
the bill passed by the Assembly. The Board Boz 90 OF
Cguu - CONTINGENT expenses are reduced F-,oo''
superintendent Of the Public lHstrdonoh Tor
clerks Increased ~ 800; for the examination OF
nnncant for teachers cerncate- increased Sl'u Tor
stationery for the state officers, reduced SlOOO cN-
peuses Of the Prison superintendent lncr"lhed YOU
i,r the National Guard increased N'oOoo; Tor lie
Emlra IcfOrinaory. increased S7OOoo Hui'oL hiN't
Insane Asylum aries. Increased Tl5OO; Tor dlan
ecbools increased 900. The provision relating 10
Niagara bonds, SlOOCOOis stricken out $4,000
arc the Forest Commission ana FJOoDO I'T
The DI,ry Commissioner whereof $1,000 - Tor the Com
m,ssoncrs salary The -Npense Of the Insurance Dc
partmrnt In legal proceedings are TO DC Hheu ny inc
/ Attorney General