New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-22
TO CELEBRATE PROPERLY.
MORE MONEY VOTED FOR WASHINGTON
INAUGURAL DAY.
DARIUS o. MILLS APPOINTED STATE ccNs
| MISSIONER ny THE LEGISLATURE IN
PLACE OF H. q. HyDE-BILLs REFORM
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
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Albany, Jan. 2i.-clearly the Legislature IS IN
mood heartily to sustain the movement 70 celeersh
with imposing ceremonies in Newyork on April 80 the
centennial anniversary Of the Inauguration OF George
Washington as President Of the United States. To-
night General Hustled easily persuaded the Assembly
to pass HIS bill sppropriatng money to par the cx-
penses Of the celebration He said that the CtzenS
Committee OF New York had learned that larger nun,
Der of soldiers was coming from other States than they
had previously been aware Of and therefore would b
compelled 70 increase their estimate OF the cost OF pro
yidng for these troops and In erecting riumphd
arches from $4,000 to $4,000. The Assembly cheer
fully made the Increased appropriation desired It
also approved Of the appropriation of for tho
payment OF the transportation expenses OF National
Guard troops from the interior Of the state to News
York and return 10 their homes.
General Hustled then stated that Henry B. Hyde, a
NewYork one Of the five State Commissioners named
In the bill to make suitable provisions for the due
and appropriate participation by the state IN the ccle-
brations declined the Office. General Hustled suggested
that Darius o. Mills, Of New-York should be sub
stitutcd for Mr.. Hyde. This suggestion was at once
adopted by the Assembly. The State Commissioners
therefore, who win have the management Of the
celebration Will be Ex-Governor Hamilton Fish, Darius
o. Mills, Walter Stanton, Bfayton Ives and Louis
Fitzgerald After careful consideration OF the bill
the Assembly passed it by substantially unsnirneus
vote.
The Assembly committee that had charge Of the re-
construction of the Assembly Chamber ceiling TO
solved tonight that there should be thorough in
vestigatlon made Of the charges that the ceiling was
not constructed according to the contract Speaker
Cole who was a member Of the committee. VIII to-
morrow at its request in an address to the Assembly
suggest that an investigation be made by an impartial
commission consisting Of an architect chemist ana
an engineer none of them 10 be residents Of Albany.
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bill tonight which will doubtless attract wide attsn-
ton In New-York City. II provides for the removal
of the mepageRie In Central Park from IFS present.
site one in the park between the Reservoir and the
Transverse Road. The sum Of 100000 Is appro-
priated for the construction of now Geological Car
den. Mr. Hamilton says the mensgeris Is not TO DO
put upon the site Of the tennis ground although
viii be between tho Transverse Road and the Reser-
voir.
Assemblyman Roesch introduced bill tonight
Increasing the number of marshals of district civ
courts from thirty-seven to fortyfour and Assembly,
man Graham bill providing sewerage systsm for
Flatbush
Only seven bills were introduced In tho Senate to-
night and only two OF these arc of any public Inn
portance One was introduced BY Senator Van Cctt,
authorizing the Park Department to spend 100000 In
moving the Geological Garden further north In tho
park The other bill came from Senator Langhen.
1t provides for the extra payment of supreme Court
Judges from tho country who serve on the bench In
New-York City. ~rtesf
The report Of the Senate Committee on the fnvestt
CATION of the Bloomngdale Asylum Association last
year was special order in the senate tonight SEN
ator vedder, chairman Of the committee, moved tho
adoption of the majority report senator Ives made
a long speech opposing the adoption Of the report
wanted the adoption Of the report delayed until hs
had introduced bills the intent Of which Is % cut
through One hundred and sxeenthst Senator Raincs
spoke for the majority report, and Senator Cantor
followed him supporting Senator Ives. Senator vel
der continued the discussion and senator Ives rc-
sponded, moving the conclusion Of his speech 70
postpone the adoption OF the report Indefinitely THIS
was lost BY a vote of 10 0, and the question NJ
made o special enier for tomorrow morning.