New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
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registered. which shall include height. weight
color of hair visible marks on face or other de-
formities and peculiaritics Of voice.
Assemblyman Abelrs bill directs that the Mayor
Of Brooklyn shall name the election officials in
Brooklyn upon the nomination of the charmen
and secretaries of the regular organizations Of the
Republican and Democratic parties IN that city
This bill is aimed against Mayor Schieren
Senator Parsons bin permits the Board or
Education or the public school authorities OF any
city, except NewYcrk City, or 81 any village en-
;loying a superintendent OF schools to establish
one or more schools classes for the professional
instruction ana training Of teachers In the prin-
ciples of education and in the method OF lhs'pic
ton for not less than thiriy-eight weeks IN eacn
school year The Superintendent Of Public In
struct.on is authorized IN each year to apportion
and pay from the free school fund 81 FOR eacn
week of instruction Of each pupil. provided thai
such anpOrtiOnnent shall not exceed SlOOOoO IN
any one year. After January, 1891. no person
shall be employed or licensed To teach IN the pr,
mary and grammar schools " any city autho'lzeu
by law to employ a superintendent of schools. VINO
has not had successful experience In teaching lor
at least three years. OF. III lieu thereon mas D.,
completed a three years course in and graduated
from a high school or academy having course
Of study OF not less than three years approved
by the state Superintendent OF PUBIC lnslIuo,
ton or from some institution OF learning OF equa
or higher rank. approved by the same authorll!,
and who subsequently to such graduation mas not
graduated from school or class for the proles
sional training Of tea rhcrs. having course o.
study Of not less than tnirty-eGht weeks. APP
proved by the State superintendent of Pubic IN
struction. IL,
Assemblyman Malby's bill protects coio'ed Gu
gems ir their civil and legal rights. Ii proNldts
that all persons within the jurisdiction ot TINS
State shall be entitled to the full and equal a-
commodations advantages. facilities ana p!lN-
leges OF inns, restaurants. hotels catlhe- hvuS,S
bath houses. barber-shops theatres, music mans
public conveyanccs on land ami water ana an
other places of public accommodation or ahusc-
ment subject only to the conditions ana hhl.'h-
tons established by law and applicable aiiKe TO an
citizens The New York City Hotci-NceperS As
sociatian had pctitioned Governor Morton To veto
this bill -
Among the other bills signed by the Governor
to-day Wee:
Chapter l.o27. Providing for the issue of mileage
books by railroad corporations 70, M 'rI7 IN
cents per mile by every road over i" nllies III
length The law applies only TO roads authorized
nv law to charge a maximum fare or more uniI
two cents per mile and not more than three cents
Charter los Repeating the section Of the Con-
etitutional Convention law which provinces io'
Thanter i.o29 TroviiinE for the distribution of
an unexpended fund in New-York Ciiy. .,ua =,
Chapter 1880 Appropriatlns $4aV" TOT repairs ~
locks on the Black River Canal - -
Chapter l.Os2 Amending the Utica charter IN re-
lation to common schools. ~ ,, WIN,
lam Walker John H. Meyer. James NJ. i-udien,
Patrick j. Room William Lanier. AMI others as
City. The company has capital 81 $'"css ,.or.
Chapter los Amending the articles OF moor
poration Of the Union Veteran Protective Assoc'a-
Chapter 1923 Assemblyman Gersts bill. amend
ting Section Of the Buffalo Grade Cr9sHlhs ~
Chapter l.O4o Assembyman Gersts BILL conirm-
ing the official acts of the Buffalo Grade Cross'hE
Commissioners. -, .,a.t,.,
CHAPTER I.Ois Assemblyman Pavey's bill relaiiye
70 advertising required 10 be done o'
CHAPTER lOi5 Assemblyman Gleason's bill. pro
City piers under the authority of the DOCK De
partment