New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

many can run cars on another's tracks by Mr. Nor
gan ron,,a,,nr 1910 900 for reconstrucirg tho AS
sembly ceiling; by the Assembly Committee ON 40
hppropriat.ng $4,000 for the State Library; BY
eens se FsSsctt Bribery at Elections Bill and the Eec
toral Reform bill introduced by the Assembly JUL
Tho death BY electricity measure INTRODUCED by AS
large number OF measures of varied merit ard
importance introduced In both houses put Iaou
TO roach the Governor. Among them were '9ose
r. D. sullivans requiring ratings to DO placed on Gle
waited road platforms Firms, requiring New YORK ana
nses rom M to midnight; Mr. sheas legalizlng
the proceedings OF the New-fork Cable Halfway, ana
allowing TO- complete law
towering any railroad not using horse power TO cxena
its lines indefinitely in accordance with plans niea with
centage bid clause the Cantor Act to permission Tor
extension of existing roads Mr. o. Connors to c1emP.
the East River tunnel from the General Railway act
Mr. Denlarest's ostensiby permitting steam locomo
tive railways to employ traction systom bu. peilevoa
streets for cable roads Mr. Morgans resurrecng the
Metropolitan Transit Company Mr.. Haggcrty > sutho,-
ns the grnnSns on sy b ,ni a in the
bly,. The measure was opposed by all tho hhahci~
institutions In the State.
NETWORK CITY MEASURES.
Authorizing the Controller Of New-York City 70
issue bonds to an amount not exceeding s2ooo,oo0,
to be known as School House, bonds, to build addi-
onal public schools and TO purchase sites for them
In that city, tho necessity for them is determined
upon by the Board of Education Approved by the
Governor April IA.
Allowing the Commissioner Of Public Works TO give
permits to truck-drlvers TO keep their carts in the
street in front Of their houses over night Became
law without tho Governors signature March l.
Hereafter warrants drawn upon the Treasury OF the
City of New.York, when signed by the Controller:
Mayor, president Of the Board of Aldermen or CHIEF
,lerH IN mt n
troller. Signed March %.
Allowing court stenographers fee Of ten cents
folio for copies of evidence, etc. furnished to those
not entitled by law 70 . have % copies gratis Not
All The law business Of the city departments shall
be under the charge Of the Corporation Counsel an
contracts dSF stree. Cleaning must Dc Ss
counsel; the Corporation Counsel must furnish legal
assistance and he may al. will discharge the tirst
Assistant Counsel to the Corporation. signed March
The Controller is authorized to issue and sell rev.
enue bonds to pay judgments against the city, and
the amount issued exceeds the appropriation to pay
in S
ExemptIng books, prints, goods in packages as
on exhibition from the law requiring all auction sales
to be between sunrise and sunset and authorizing the
Mayor TO give a permit for such sale. Approved
Authorizing tho establishing of rooms south of
Canalst and north of One hundredthst east of Fifth
ave-, in which to receive and attend persons injured
'hsa n the 'f homes anu signed SS April
AuthoIizlng the city Of NewYOrt TO appropriate ate
TRANSFORMATION of George washington. Approved
Prohibiting the construction Of railroad in West
End ave, above Morningsidc Park, at Seventy first
st., or on streets bounding on the park. Became
Authorizing the use of sidewalks within the stoop
line for the sale Of soda water fruits periodicals ana
Ing Department Became a law without signature
Allowing the Sinking Fund Commissioners to sell
the Church the Rcueemer the promises at FOURTH
ave. and Eighty -secOnd-st. Became law without
Allowing The Sinking Fund Commissioners to grant
the Volunteer Fire Department the use OF rooms IN
one Of the public buildings in New-forh' signed
Requiring the Board Of Estimate to examine the the
against tho city for furniture furnished the Fro
Department Became a law without Signature April 2
incorporating the Missionary Society. Of the Most
Holy Redeemer of the State of New-York Approved
March IL.
Incorporating the Laura Franklin Free Hospital
for Children, in the city of New-York Became law
without signature March Id.
Incorporating the United States Transfer and Ex
change Association, with capital of 5000, 0CO, with
the right to increase to two million dollars Became
law without signature March IA.
Incorporating the New York Institution for the In
sruction of the Deaf and Dumb and making all former
legal Became a law without signature February 10.
AuthorizIns the Baptist Homo Society TO acquire
receive requests gifts. not at any time TO exceed
half million dollars. Became law without sigma
Allowing the trustees Of the various school wards
to acquire in the of the city additional sites for
school buildings, payment to be made out of the issue
Authorizing the Board Of Education TO provide ad-
ditional evening schools, TO give instruction In the
Giving dock the authority Of harbor masters
when there regularly appointed harbor masters
on duty. Approved April 80
Incorporating the Hebrew shelterlng Guardian Society.
Approved April 20
Dofnng the powers duties and qualifications of the
Health Officer. establishing his fees and regulating
March %.
BROOKLYN LAWS.
Requiring the payment by the city Of sums Of money
to various hospitals dispensar.es and asylums which
are open 10 general public use. Approved Febru-
airy Q.
Exemptng Ice and Nostrand ayes. from use for
railways Became a law without signature April Oh
Making the salary Of the Justices Of the Peace
$1,000. Became law without signature April 4.
Requiring the Commissioner of the City Works Dc
partmcnt to keep a set of books showing the annual
water rate or rent against every parcel OF land. APP
proved March g.
Allowing the Common Council to designate four
daily papers I'm which TO publish proceedings affecting
tho city, at an expense of not more than 100000
annually. Became a law without signature March H.
The measure reading: The keeper assistant
keeper ianor assistant jantor Of any public build
Ing In the City of Brooklyn or County OF Kings, re-
ceyng salary from said city or county treasury who
shall he honorably discharged soldier sailor of
the late war Of the Rebellion or who shall have been
Of Brooklyn at the time of the disbandment thereof
shall not DO removed from such position except for
good cause, shown after hearing had, but snch
sta hold such position for and during good BEHAVIOR
became law without signature March 90.
Authorizing the Mayor, Controller and City Clerk
to issue in 1850, bonds to the amount Of 300 900
for local improvements. Approved April g.
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