New-York tribune., 1886-05-15
THE GOVERNORS MANSION.
MONEY ASKED TO IMPROVE THE HOUSE

rur CANTOR STREET RAILWAY BILL DIoo'o' "
THE ASSEMBLY.
fyRou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF ''' '''
A1p,xy. MAY l4.-The Assembly was aston
,.hoa to-day vheu Speaker Husteh i"troducoh VIZ or
,ronrlatng $4,000 to purchase house anu i"'
20 tho Executive Mansion and 10000 of fepaninS o
r,,yo Nansion and buying new furniture lor H. Mr
Hustled said that the OF the house ana lou "o
20 fine Executive Mansion iurended to oecs teneh'"'s
rh,s ,ct would Vreatly the Executive MihSioh
Moreover tho mansion itself In pad state of rop'.
and the furniture shabby, having been puFc'asoi
twelve years ago. ,
Some Of tho Assemblymen hsa-d o. thli contenplae"
outlay of 100000 with disapprova. Governors "opin
son and Cornell suffered greatly in their health whlo
occpans OF the house. It the opinion OF "oVeinor
Corneu TINT tho Execu 20 Mansion ought to race tle
canol Park and he suggested that the state House DO
con yerted into aa executive mansion. Many hS'hooiS
OF the Legislature think that good si'e "ou "o ~
opposite washington Park. The CITY OF Albany ~ 10
would give site in tho park II the state shouii ASK
for an executive mansion For $lof'Voo' 'Ao ''''
build fine mansion in the partK
General Batcheler did not think that IL ""' "iSo W
mate 40 large an appropriation. rho present mansion
cost sG5 900 and yet it could not be sold now ior
Mr o,Bren Of Albany said the bill was Demoorato
s,rke Then he aimed blow at Governor hlii ny say
ing The mansion has been good enough f0r
ridden Robinson Cornell and Cleveland. WY 10 "'
GOOD enough for Governor HillF ~ ,o
Aupokar Hustled denied Ilat lDD pli W.,
John J. Plat said that in the Interest OF INC
txpayers New Ork he could not vote ior 1uc "po
The Democrats all voted for the bill seeing that Gov
ornar NH de red the Executive Mansion improved pNt
9o,tv-aye Republicans voted against It, the measnro
recsvcd 81 Affirmative votes some OF tne no
nnbcan senators upon hearing OF the acton OF te as
semhly said that they did not approve H. A. ,u,
The Assem6ly debated for some time the amended
contor street Railway bill There was great dea! Oh
"nosition To the second section which authorizes the
Authorities New YORK 10 place railway tracks upon
| nroadwav when the Broadway surface Halfway Com.
| oil nuIle
ra,I;Say eompaues. Messrs. Plat Hamilton anu me-
cnanl said that they opposed to New YORK gong
INTO the street railway business MT Cantor ana MI
Cne defended this feature In the BILL saying tha .'o:
York would into the street railway business ony @
limited extent. Mr. cole hnted that the sccIoh WINS
drawn 10 prevent certain railway In New. YORK from
grabbing the broadway tracks to the exclusion OF All
others After considerable debate this feature OF the Dill
| was destroyed by 62 to 49, . 80, ,, xou,,.o
Mr. Krnse pressed fear that the bill would reVlve
the consents given TO the New YORK Cable Eaway 60 m
many The Assembly therefore resolved 70 DEBATE tne
XII .,ain when II comes up In the order Of third reaiing
Senator Mcmillan introduced Mill yesterday wbich
was ma ssed today by tho Senate authorizing Tue Ne"
Yntk state Bar Association TO examine candidaes or
admission to the ana TO discipline members OF tho
| LOCAL profession.