The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-26
9HE FLAG IN OUR SCHOOLS.
u, m DEvELOP AND ENcoUR-
BILL LGE PATRIOTISM.
~. hebrew cnss,,'' .ra "%.'s,'s c. ~" ~.s.sa
II inc IN relieve the Court or Appeals.

u. ,,o Assembly, PropoHea N""s','"'ou
".,mcnt to Relieve the Court OF appeals
roh Ex-senator Cantor's bill incor-
AlsAN"Thc Hebrew Charities building OF
p%oratlhS 49,, r,ssed the Assembly to-day md
New 1o'N ,bc Govcrnor. Henry Rice, Isaiah
now w ,a.,h n Schiff, Isaac Wallach, Abra-
joseph ,s,oc \. Scligman, and Morris Loeb
ham WI "a the first Board Of Directors. The
areuN1.,io, ia TO erect at tho corner OF twenty
corpV, s,rcc, and Second avenue a building
e0V"s G 400 900. in which the Heorcw oonevo-
coouns i,rtions OF New York city can have
knt ,'sdouar,crs and to which all applicants
tn'' nav arplv. Apublic library, with a spe-
rs.,rtment In Juduica, is to be estaolished
thuildinc. which will also contain the gen.
~, a, the United Hebrew Charities ana
srNnoritoble and benevolent institutions.
e'nV ,m Gas introduced by Senator CoRGeshall
A,.igued 10 encourage patriotic exercises
w. NJ schools, which was prepared by the
m"samuittee OF the state G.. A.. r. appointed
PeV. ,n,, this question. The bill makes 1t the
~. authorities OF every public school to
au' , flag and Flagstaff and cause such
puV...h \, di,rlaye ed during school hours. Rules
s.r,,s,ions shall be established for the
snu custody and display Of the flag.
pwps. Tho weather will not permit
"D, h, otherwise displayed. 1t shall
u D,,c.d conspicuously in the principal
=, tho schoolhouse. Tho State Suporin.
room =, Public Instruction shall provide for
"S.o,ssarv expenses incurred in developing
.rd encouraging patriotic exercises IN tho
.,hool,. and shall prepare a programme LOT inc
~, NJ the public schools OF tho state, providing
Nv +, salute to the flag at the opening OF each
40, dav. He shall also make special pro-
s,.,on for the observance in the public schools
=, Iineoln's Birthday, Washington's Birthday,
,,,morial Day and Flag Day. This act shall not
!. non,trued to authorize military instruction
Surinr school hours.
SsS Constitutional amendment providing that
Ehsnsyer a majority Of the Judges OF the Court
W,Snn.sis shall certify TO the Governor that
Y apn,rt ia unable. by reason OF tho
,Ii ~ causes pending therein. to hear and dis
w. NJ tho same with reasonable speed, the
Eoysrnor shall designate not more than four
go NJ ~ the Supreme Court to act as addi-
ss,nrsi Judres of the Court of Appeals, to serve
nDtii Inc causes undisposed OF in the Court Or
Appeals are reduced 70 ooU, wen Me- .ney shan
.sysn Judges shall sit In any case.
Senator CoRgeshall introduced a bill making
~ mlsdemeanor for a person. not authorized 70
n,ociice medicine to maintain or advertise In
this state any private hospital or sanitarium,
or 10 receive a fee for services rendered oy MIN
ALI ar an assistant In the treatment OF or pre-
,rription for any disease. except in giving mas
THESE bills were passed in the Assembly:
M }. J. Clark's, providing a closed season on Long
bland for msa.ow n ana Al I' and p Hus, u.s. sef e'''NenS
M BrennAn's, adding the Mayor and Comptroller
otNew York city and the PARK commissioner OF inc
koronrhs OF Brooklyn and Queens a. members OF the
Bosrd OF Trustees OF the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts
Ii,o adding the New York city Comptroller and
The President OF Brooklyn borough as members Of the
BOARD OF trustees OF the public library and reading
room In Brooklyn borough.
r,ny NAV be made a party defendant in an action
Concerning the title to . possession OF goods held on
III Matte,on., prohibiting the sale of any but pure
maple sugar.
Museum Of Arts to lakeland hold by gift, devise, be.
quest, purchase. or lease, either absolutely or In truat,
any real or personal property necessary OF proper Tor
the purposes Of It's Incorporation.
Assemblyman Glaser's bill. providing that no
ptreet surface railroad company in Now York
city shall charge any passenger moro than hvo
cents for q continuous ride from any point on Its
road or any road or branch line operated BY It to
any other point thereon. was advanced to a third
reading in the Assembly to-day and afterward
recommitted to the Railroad Committee for o
hearing next Wednesday afternoon.
AHemblyman Miles's bill. designed to pro-
tect the public from the sale Of bob veal by pro
hi6ting the transportation of the carcass of q
raiser and the age Of the animal when killed.
was made a special order in the Assembly on
fnal passage for next Wednesday. r.
Among the bills advanced to . third reading
In the Assembly to-day were these:
vi. schmld's. providing that NO regular school
teacher in Brooklyn borough shall receive less than
$500 q year or less than $500 after ton year, service;
mat no vice principal or assistant OF o public school
shall receive less than 81 400 annually and that the
salaries OF women principals shall be increased $3.50
annually unit. they amount to 81. 500.
Ar Marshall.. providing that where . steam rail.
foid company in New York or Buffalo has depressed
The company for a street surface railroad.
NJ. Aurrar's, providing that New York city shall
eiIth street In Manhattan borough, the lower part 70
Dc for the free use OF vessels and the upper part by
tns people for recreation purposes.
" Ackeown,s: giving the Immaculate Conception
Soheryo OF brooklyn borough $4,000 annually OF New
M. wiliamss, providing that where an elevatinR
eisaine to hoist building material 10 In use in a
guiding In course OF construction the well at each
toUI Ahail Do properly guarded. and that where O
building Is more than fve stories in height lumber
bbn nn no! 30 hoisted or lifted on the outside of such
NJ Kullman's, authorizing New York city TO ex.
Sofou sS'y w,3t 70 supply deserving poor in Richmond
NJ. Aqllaney's. providing that in New York and
Daano me local boards OF health shall appoint in.
s I. oil cold storage warehouses. who may recon-.
Warehouses. as well as condemn psrishable goods
neiein deemed to be UNIT for use.
A.senblyman Mullaney introduced a bill pro-
s.rH.rA saat III NC" 1OrR ana buffalo O steam
Eniroad company shall not charge q passenger
.ess continuous trip on q road owned or oper.
sei oy such company more than 2 cents for
s.enm mile or fraction OF q mile travelled by such
pAssehger within the limits OF either city.
nssemolyman h. G. brennan (Rep., Kfngs) in
nvauced a Dill to permit cities and counties to
Sttant certain exemptions from local taxation.
snoukn y snail not apply to taxes for State pur.
SS;y ~ Inc Dill empowers the Board of Super.
,i.s"s OF any county to gran. to any specified
oaases OF property exemption from taxation for
TSSunty, town. and village purposes. and the
SS nn Council or Municipal Assembly of any
nsorporated city shall have the like power To
s = = such tax exemption for city purposes. All
class. "t 10 uhiiorh 10 10 each
bembly: "'e i"'fouuceo IN inc Az
M ~ pamer1Amending tho Steam Railroad Mile
M IN ~ Jaw oy providing that mileage books cover.
shs lOOO'mils books. u''io ~
t.i. q, oifssG-EIempting from taxation tho real eS.
York city. hepfe" Association or Now
ana ne GrAw|Appropriating Ssb. 900 for repa,ripe
NJ eIr.srglnE the Forty seventh Regiment armoTv.
turs, ',sr-Providing that every vinegar manufao.
sf yin.nan brand or paint on the top OF each pack aQe
m,,..t.s.i . run and accurate statement OF All Ire
NJ Co.,.ioin which such vinegar Is Manufactured,
snna. ,a..silo-t pproptiatingo out Of the excise rey.
pi.ts H. otske effect on Jan. /. 1899, $3.50. 600 10 com.
isbo nno '!mprnVeiRsNts on the Chan plain Canal and
Cana 70 complete improvements on the OsweRo
h,it.tnsn pp-Dehning tho size Of peach and berry