New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-17
NAVY MEASURES MADE La US.
SOME SIXTY BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOV
ERNOR.

A LARGE NUMBER LEFT UNsIGNEp-Nh' HILL
DEPARTURE FOR BOSTON.
r-eov TIVE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rHE TRIbuSi~'
ALBANY. June 16.-GOvernOr HUI nnished
last night his examination OF the 33C bills passed. ny
the legislature Just before lis Adjournment, anu
dcpartcd for Boston His action yesterday up'u 'N'
bills yet in his hands was not made pnbiis pS niS .
unti to-day II was then found that he had signed nan
Of them and not approved the remainder Inc fioni-
hi,onist. will be shocked when hey hear that TIE man
they elected Governor declined to sign the ph pr"
ng the sale OF liquor in the Capitol ana otler o.'
buildngs. But the Governor signed an '"e '"'H
anproved by Boss Mclaughlin. OF brooklyn ""u
most a, the bills especially desired by the IAunaH
II III Democrats Speaker Husteds bill aoollsAlnS I'M
iorneut f,r debt was signed. hut lest any peeunary
ba1m should come sheriff Grant of TaInmAny Il all
bv this proceeding bill also signed Ivy VINO New"
york Will assume the support Of geral OF the sheriff
DEPUTIES In Ludlow Street jail.
The most noteworthy measure signed was that appro
nrating 5000 FOR enghenns the locks on the Erie
Canal The Governor gratihed the memhers o. the
Woman Suffrage party by signing the bill Authorizing
women to vote AT school meetings The telegraph com
panies viii he pleased to learn That the Governor
signed Senator Smiths bill for the assessment Tor TAXA
ton purposes o. their wires and Ioles the amehcei
Cantor Railway Act which Will permit street railway
lines that were building when the Cantor aw was passed
to proceed with their work. signed, rs was also
senator Henlrickss bill to the growth OF ree
crculan. Libraries. Among other important oiis siSheu
by the Governor
To prevent the deposit OF oa IL the North and iaN
rivers: TO enarl children schools ant hospitals from
eve diseases; rrovding method FOR claiming criminals
escaVed from Other states; authorizing the leasing OF
hubble halls 10 members OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic ekemIting the Montehore Home from AK"
.-. Increasing the numter employee OF the Le1iat
ure. auruprzug the collection az back taxes IN New
York CITY: authorizing tHe Board OF f--'4Ni'' 'i"
Auror4ioniuent of York 10 maze an allroHlaIlh
iuiaeai,rey for the construction or new sclooi' III
Ne.x-Yprk authorizing tho Det artnoAt OF l@lAr %
Nc,vSork - change grades streets in the twenty
tnirI Ward annexing LIOyls Neck Queen '"nhtH' 20
suffolk County; authorizing the Aintant -brhefai 10
ISSUE arms Grand Army posts; lowering the 'tA'.'H
al cOU,l nnlrs, antH"lH- TIC
man 81 the Twenty third Ward % YORK; % widen
Ninth ave and SiXtA-ave., broOkln n; ucreas ny lt
salaries OF Election Commissioners OF BIoohlyht III
WIN threaten 20 abandon lLcl iali4r
In Brook vn authorizing the CRY OF br OK Yh {" tAlu
what amounts II plea-es upon its parks; directing mar
the property OF charitable Institutions on "c9 - ~"
snail he taxed; providing ior coho'lII'h 81 IA,
Laws aboat Brooklyn authorizing TIE eNlhh ullrc OF
500 OOU for Tagging the sidewalks or biogh-3 d. 20
nro, lr FOR the enlargement of the ArmOry ~ tc "a
Regiment: 70 establish the pier line between lhsI",h
| Creek and NewtOwn Greek, relieving ne cIarlthnle
institutions Of Brooklyn from the water TAX anu III
crea-ing he police pension fund. 49,
Tie chief bills left unsigned 10y the 'ioNeIn1 M
that establishing pubic holiday 10 be KNOWN a- lip"
DAv especially for EOrkngmen; TIE hil 10 cslAui7 q
code Of evidence: the bill permitting the BROOKLYN
Elevated Railroad charge 10 cents passenger INC
hin 10 reqro all corporations make au annual report
me Controller: New York III n Bridge fark OIL
the bill appror rating 100000 for Inc Literature una
the bill prohibiting sale o. Honor IN stare DuuhEs
ha bin aur rOura'ing $50 300 for the construction OF u
buinjne around Clinton Prison and the nil PERM ting
market gardeners 70 sell articles AZ Washington M"fAe'
/ instead Of GdnscvOCrt Market.