New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-16
CLEVELAND'S FINAL ACTION.
OBJECTIONS TO THE SUPPLY BILL.
ITEMS pIsAPPRovED AM

ITEMS pIsApPROYED AND SOME OF THE REASONS
ALBANY. June 15.-At late hour last night
Governor Cleveland fled his dsapproval OF number OF
the appropriations In the Supply bill, which was ee'eu
upon by the legislature Among the Items not areany
published are the following: For repairs to the Bng-
hampton Asylum for the Chronic insane S779O ior the
Homeopathic Asylum at Middetown S25,OOOi Tor Ine
widow OF Henry Galen Deputy State Controller, SLOW
for Mrs Catharfne d. Pierson, widow OF the Jourha'
Clerk of the Senate $780, for the State Museum Oh NJ"
tura History, 300. (
For the Western House Of Refuge, for fitting up ana
furnishing tour shops for the employment OF Instructors
and for incidental expenses to establish school oil
Technology SO O00 for compensation for loss OF earn
ngs growing out OF the change OF the hour for schools and
I'm withdrawing 100 boys from .the shoe shop S69oO
"Ths is objected and not approved writes the GOV
ernor for the that the institution for whch these
appropriations are intended has within row mohtns
been investigated by committee from Its Board Oh n
ayers and also another appointed by the last ASSEM-
bly Each committee reported that such condition OF
affairs had permitted to exist In this reformatoy as
to say the least calculated to impair the commences
OF the people I'm tho management and thus diminish ts
usefulness Since reports made public eHorS
to fiji the places OF Of the managers, whose terms
had expired, failed I'm such manner as to indicate
plainly determination on the part OF Mt least some mem
beers OF the Board perpetuate its management IL Is
well for taxpayers whether the State has control
OF these institutions and 1t Is well for the people 10 IN
duir whether abuses in house OF refuge intended Tor
the care OF children should not be corrected by change
OF management have carefully abstaned from any
interference with appropriations for the maintenance
and repair of this institution cODducedi but
deem IL my duty prevent the present management from
extending its field OF operations az the expense Oh Tue
State"
of the officer Of the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial As
sociation in the erection OF suitable and permanent
monument to mark the positions occupied by the New
York troops In the decisive battle OF Gettysburg ana IN
preserving reproducing and perDetuatng the several de-
fensve works thrown up by them, the sum of SlQOOO
Objected to and approved for the that the ap
propratiOn is to expended under the supervision OF
society the purposes OF which seem but little understood
and which appears to be private corporation OF aSsOcla-
ton. ,
For collecting under the supervision and direction Of
the Secretary of State all the journals and papers eHnt
kent by the officers soldiers OF Sulvans army dur
Ing the campaign of 1873 against the six Nations OF In
dans s. 900 Objected to for the reason that the matter
to be collected does not TO be OF sufficient pubic IN
pOrtance to Justify the expenditure. , 49,
the commissioners OF quarantine TOT puICIdoo
of now boarding tug the OF the Health Ohcer
81 900: for repairs 10 buildings roofs, cutters ana
plumbing for repairs to the riprap. for new platform
and new tmbers the docks at Hoffman Island ana iOr
repairs thereof 81 500 for painting and general repairs
TO the buildings roofs of the residences or inc c
Ocer and deputy at the upper quarantine station
81 600 Objected to for the reason that they are eher
not deemed necessary the maintenance OF the quara-
fine department. such expenditures as should ne
made by The Health Officer IL essential To the pefIOf
ance of his duties and from the enormous income nc
claims from fees which he is still allowed to retalh'