New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12


Assembly and the Republican Speaker is to constitute
the nth member and hold the balance Of power and con-
troll Such committee not fnfreQuenty constitutes ihe
worst kind OF commission and oftentmes leads to deals
jobs, abuses and corruption
THE GOVERNOR CLEARS UP HIS DESK.
HIS ACTION on THE GREAT NUMBER OF BILLS LEFT
IN HIS HANDS.
Albany, June 1.-The following bills were among
those disposed OF by the Governor under his thirty
days' limit with Senate bill No. 500, entitled: An
act making an appropriation for continuing work upon
tho Capto and appointing Commissioners to supervise
the plans thereof and work thereon which Is ap-
proved the Governor fled q memorandum in part as
follows $780,
This bill IS not as Objectionable tho ono relating
the repairs Of the Assembly ceuns
part which makes appropriation for the completion
Of the work upon the state Library portion OF tne
that such work should be completed but all the rest
of the bill is Ill advised and might well have oeen HS
consisting OF tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho President
pro Of the Senate and the Speaker OF the Assembly
control Of the work The bill does not repeal Chapter
$50 Of the laws of 1885, which created Board OF Aa,
ysory Commissioners, consisting OF divers other Stac
Officers TO have control OF all further work upon the
Capitol but the said act is entirely ignored There IS
mission whatever and Commissioner Perry alone should
have been permitted to have proceeded with the work
law II this and the other bill relating to the
Capitol shall become law, Spectacle vii be pre-
seed of two separate and distinct Commissions hav-
ing control and management of the work In different
parts OF the same building at the same time
But as the need for contemplated work Is very urgent
and as the proposed Commissioners may In one sense
all be regarded State officers, as distinguished rom
members Of tho Legislature mercy pr Sst viii se
better observed by allowing the blu TO become law
suggesting however, that ought not 10 Sons' tb
precedent for any futufe icgSiaton eon'eihn6 'HN
work upon the CAPITOL.
These bills were signed by the Governor to-day:
Chapter 536-Amendlng the general act for the IN
corporation Of clubs, relative to mGoerSp of
Chapter 530-FOr the protection OF purchasers oi
'0e Chapter al S4o~Providng public market place in
Chapter S4S.Amendng the act relative to notarlcs
public in certain counties. .
Chapter 545-Provlding for lectures for workngmen
and workingwomen by the New-York CITY BoaIu OF
Education. T.. A.. ,ro,ors
of Richmond County ,,. -
Chapter 54o-Rclatlve to the corporate rights and
powers Of street surface railroad companies.
Chapter 55O-Amendlng the act to prevent dcccp-
ton in dairy products A.. r.,r vor,, cor.od..
tion act relative 10 the Police Pension Fund.
Chapter 555-Amendlng The act relative to the law
u Chapter o5e--To establish police force in Flat
bush A., 49,,
ing of excursions at Staten Island 49,.
Chapter the we OF SAND on street
railroad, in c sdco OF 1927 OF ths cy Code relative to
appeal to the Court OF Appeals -, -,
Authorizing the al justmcnt OF the claim OF John
Dubois against New-Yorls and brooklyn
Facilitating the payment of taxes In brooklyn. ma A. .
Authorizing the Controller of NewYo 10 audlt inc
claim Of Richard d. Hamilton ,,,.
Providing for the payment of expenses 10 deerninc
tbe title 10 Office OF the NewYork City Corporation
Proyiding for acquiring lands adjoining the Harlem
River Bridge New-YOrk City. A..
Amending Section 1876. New-York Consonda'en hc',
relative 10 the audit OF chaTes against the CRY
Establishing a Board OF Improvement III Nc"-
Relative 70 the Normal College, New-Vork CITY,
The Brooklyn Consolidation Act.
OF the bills remaining not acted upon arc the fol
lowing, among others:
Establishing the Mount McGregor Memorial Asso-
providing for the care Of children when their parents
are unable 10 do so.
In rclation TO bribery at elections.
T, prevent deception in the sale on tee
Prohibiting the selling or giving away OF cigarettes
TO minors. l., A.,
Prohibiting the use OF pound and purse nets In the
Hudson River between March 10 ana June l.
Amending the act for the relief Of INDECENT soldiers
sailors and mariners
Amending the act relative to horserarinc.
To Incorporate the Chinese Society OF New-fork
Amending the Civil Code relative to the evidence
of physicians to the mental condition OF patents
For the better protection of homing pigeons
Amending the act relative to churches In connec-
ton with the Protestant Episcopal Church.
To regulate the election Of vostrymen and wardens
in the Protestant Episcopal Church
To eQualze the taxation Of corporate franchises.