New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE
A BILL IN THE SENATE TO TAX TRUSTS

9.-SenatOr
bill to-day for tho Of Trusts. Section one
states that an "organized trust' Is created when by
any contract, agreement, covenant pact, Decd or
other instrument In writing, or by any oral agree
ment, expressed implied, the whole or any part
Of the property business Of more than three per-
sons firms or corporations shall be placed In the
possession, control, management or administration OF
one or moro persons in trust, and any part OF such
property shall be situated in the State of York.
or any part Of such business shall be carried on or
Intended to be carried on within tho State OF New
vorh. Tho Trusts are TO file with
the Secretary Of State within
thirty DAYS full and exact copy OF such agreement,
contract or other instrument, a full account In
writing Of the terms Of such oral agree
ment and containing the names and residences OF the
trustees their bylaws rules and regulations, full
statement of their property of its cash value, OF tho
business intended to be condUcted OF the amount OF
certificates or ownership IN the business or properly
The trustees directed to pay the Controller
tax upon the amount certificates of 81 20 upon
each $1,000 of the amount actually Issued
PROPOSED CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
The Senate received the following paper to-day;
The New-York Historical society most respectfully
submits to your bodies he ' OF the
een9ona anniversary Of the aIoPdoa BY he sts s OF
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president Of the Historical Society, and by Andrew
Robertson, Deane Collins and Pearce were appoinleo
a committee to attend the celebration
TWO MILLIONS FOR SCHOOLS.
The scnate passed Senator Canors bill appropriat-
ing 900 900 for purchase of new school sites
and buildings.
SPEAKER COLE CoNvALEscENr
Speaker Cole was much better this morning, and
when he opened the Assembly many remarks were
made on his improved appearance and the returned
brightness of his eyes He went about the hoor shak-
ing hands and receiving the congratulations Of the
members on his return to health Mr.. Ainsworth
presided during the session.
A bill In which many prominent men of NewYork
are Interested introduced in the Assembly this
morning by Mr. Connolly. 1t provides for the con-
structlon of a driveway in Central Park 1t has
been agltated for several weeks by the owners and
drivers OF last horses and nearly all the residents or
Fifth and Madison aves. who enjoy quiet spin be-
hind a good horse. The drive is not intended for
a racing ground, but to he used simply By men who
wish to drive at a high rate of speed The land set
apart in the bill Is strip OF ground beginning at te
min al vyit
and tenth-st. This will make drive two and ono
half miles long and 100 feet wde divided Ia the GENRE
by strip of turf and trees to keep the teams going
in opposite directions from running into one another:
The cost Of this work limited to $500 600, ana t9'
sum TO be obtained by tho issue and sale OF Londs,
at per cent made payable within ron ten 10 thirty
years. The Park Commissioners are to have at all
times full control OF the drive
STATE FUNDS TO PAY FOR ARMoRIEs
An important bill, relating to the erection and sup
port of armorIes the desk by As'enbiyman
HASKELL All the expenses Of erecting, altering repair
ing renting armories the purchase OF ianos lor n
same, the furnshng etc. shall be paid rom the ao
troller
BILL TO PROTECT THE EAST RIVER.
A bill introduced by Judge Morgan, makes stronger
the Law prohibiting the dumping OF material OF any hnd
In the rivers and harbors surrounding Newfork CITY
But his bill applies especially to East River, and
makes 1t Illegal TO continue dumping from any wharf,
pier bulkhead In the East River The effect Of this
Is to drive norhward the coal and fruit dumping Dusi-
ness which occupies the East River piers, aud also to
strike a blow at the bill which Mr.. llaggerty Of Brook,
lyn tried rush through the Committee on Trades and
Manufacture permitting the dumping of the dredgngs
OF Newtown Creek of Execution Point, IN the oouhu;
The North River is crowded with rtrs and the sound
Steamboat companies wish to get possession OF tho
piers of the East River some OF the Transatlantic
fines would also like to locate their piers on East
/ River, and they, too favor this DILL
AN EVENING HIGH SCHOOL UPTOWN.
Assemblvman Dalton introduced bill, authorizing
the Board of Education of NewYork to establish and
maintain an evening high school for males, in the
Twenty. second Ward.
Ar ON FOR VOLUNTEER FIRHMrN
Mr.. Firms bill, authorizing tho sinking Fund Com
missoners of NewYork to provide room In one OF the
public buildings that city, for meeting place for the
Volunteer Firemen's Associations passed the Assem-
bly,