New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01

servoes Is Health Odcer except 5000 40, the amount
charged and received nom the Fibre line for money
paid extraordinary services rendered the steamers
and passengers Of that limo during the cholera cpl
demic in September, October and November last
which was exclusive Of tho compensation paid by the
Health Officer to physicians and nurses and for disin-
fection and transportation OF the SICK
The present fee or SPECIFIC charge which the Health
Ofcer collects for each Of tho services mentioned,
tho Same as reported to the Senate under daio OF
March T. 1888, and found in volume OF the Senate
pvcnmens Of 1885, wit Inspection Of vessels from
foreign ports, % 5o inspection Of vessels from do
tnostio ports vessels under 100 tons 81 90 vessels
ovcr 100 tons and less than 100 tons 81 co. dsnfec-
ton OF vessels, steamers % 90. ships 81 90
barks 90 90, brigs IS 90, sohooncrs ~ 90.
Night boarding s9 transportation OF sick to yellow
sy Cpn ss ssnd s The fec
vaccination IS 25 cents per capita less 10 per cent
Tho disbursements for 1886 were s21'Ss2 IL anu
for 1887, SCI ,113 80.
SELLING PICTURES BY GAsLIGHT.
Among the bills passed was that OF Assembiyman
Morgan, cxcmpting auction sales Of works OF art
I'm New-York City from the provision requiring tho
sale during daylight.
PROJECTION FOR SUSPECTED LUNAriCs.
Two bills creating further obstacles to the ncar-
coration Of suspected lunacs in asylums have been
introduced In the Assembly. One, presented by Mr.
Crosby gives persons accused OF insanity the right
confined in an INSANE asylum except the sworn
inoompotent to manage himself or his AFFAIRS in
sequence of lunacy and that such conhncment shai
by tudss in that district This bill reported
fsvoraby by the judiciary Committee few days ago
An5 John T. Flat, who trustee Of the Hudson River
State Hospital for tho Insane at Poughkeepsie; ex-
that It ought to be made easier to put man or woman
in an insane asylum. There were too many cranks
loose In tho world who should DO in an insane asylum
Al the time 1t should be easier to rescue sane
person from an asylum ~.
"The present laws are so comprehensive said Mt:
Ionglcy, that there is danger If they were made
hspe We all would be, Of commltal to lunatic asy'
fate r. aBp's spSsa sSa AVE-
asked to sit again. Carried
SAVINGS OF MISSING DEPosrroRs.
Assemblyman wedner offered bill providing that
the of all savings banks IN the State shall,
fifteen days after the last business day In next Deem.
ber furnish to the State Superintendent of Banks
list OF deposits. tho makers Of which have not been
e fpSm pbh such M once Week
for three weeks In the official paper In the county
ARE punishable by 800 Hne This report is to be
made by the treasurers OF the savings banks every
Eve years.
ELEVATED RAILWAY STORAGE ROOM.
Assombyman Gordon, OF New York, who has some
property which has been seriously damaged by the
practice Of the elevated railroad companies OF storing
cars on the tracks introduced bill to-day prohibiting
Ncw-York elevated surface roads from occupying
parts Of the ST Gets for storing washing engines or
other vehicles TO allow engines etc. to stand
In upon tho streets longer than six hours q day.
GENTLE SPIRIT or ECONOMY.
Tho Assembly shows a spirit of opposition to the
many large appropriation bills. When General Cur
tiss bill approprlatng 1928, 700 for the ogdensburg
Insane Asylum came up for final vote Mr. Ainswor,h
opposed IT. passage, saying that the necessity for the
appropriation had not been made clearly obvious
General Curtis explained the plans of the trustees OF
the Institution. The bill then passed. but twenty
Assembymen voted against It,
TO STOP THE evERinADISG OF srEAMBoATs.
Mr. Rannow, of New-York, fears that some awful
accident will happen the excursion boats of New
York Harbor some day. He therefore presented
bill today fobddng the propretors of steamboats, to
take aboard than the number Of passengers they
are authorized to take, and requiring the steamboat
owners to put urntie on their decks to register the
incoming passengers Violations OF the law are to DO
punished with q fine OF $3.50.