New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
HILL AND TIE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE sENATE-BILLs INTRO
DUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY.


DUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Albany March oG (specaD.-The Assembly mas NOT
yet passed the Senate bill aDpropnatng 100000 for
continuing work upon the Capitol although the'e
is apparently no opposition to the measure In that
body This holding back of the bill orc proof among
many that Governor I'LL Is endeavorng TO concct III
his hands all Of the important appropriation DIS before
the Legislature. II they are passed In the last Weeks
OF the Legislatures life he has them recalled Tor amend
ment and thus not compelled to act upon them for
at least thirty days after the Legislature adourns
After the adjournment Of the Legislature tho Gov
ernor in fact becomes the Legislature in his action
rpon these appropriation bills. He can veto such as
he chooses His power thus is felt all over the state
and II need not be said that it is used Tor poIuc pui
poses.
Tho Senate passed to-day Asscmbyman Taylors bill
repeating the law which requires filing OF statement
Of the amount due each year upon mortgages
Senator Ives introduced bill restricting the powers
OF the Board of Street Openings OF IN respect
to opening streets and closing others.
Senator vedder is quite seriously i'll with the grip
Bills are again pouring into the Assembly IN large
numbers and it is evident that the members ere mind
| full that April is drawing rapidly near The most
| mportant of today's grlst from Assembly man
Thomas F. Byrnes of Brooklyn. 1t is an amendments
TO the law under which tie State Board OF Meu"uo
| and Arbitration operates. 1t hrst provinces thdO
within ten days after labor difficulty mas Deem eA
amned into By the Board copies of the boards hnahg
must be served on all the parties TO the controversy
Then If tie case be in which railroad company
s involved and If this company should refnse TO &C
cent the findings OF the Board, the Board can appeal
TO the Attorney General, who Ia tulll c"h 20 W
special term of the supreme Court for an ofuer 10
compel the corporation 20 comply WIN inc nhuliss Vi
pe BOARD The report of the Board that the corpora
ton has refused 10 recognize the recohmenueVo' "a
the Board is TO be evidence Of that fact Inc court
apneaIed 70 bv the Attorney General can MAKE ne"
findings in case the evidence warrants 1t In DONG So
| Then either side appeal to higher COURT WHICH
IN turn can make new findings IN accordance WIN 'ho
| facts they are presented
II the decision IS against the company the company
shall not discharge than 10 per cent OF It's Gil
Moves in any one week and any violation OF ths pro
v,son shall be presumptive evidence of criminal con
| snracv On the other hand every person contracting
with a railroad company must sign an agreement 10
continue in the service Of that company Tor no' less
| than six months Employees can resign Dy sN"s U"
DAYS notice of the intention TO leave tc service vi o
compapv: but not more than 10 per cent OF inc en-
Moves can leave the company at one ume I" "i'hii
| one week The company can discharge by giving zen
| davs, notice accompanied by the reasons Tor suoh
discharge In case of trouble, the company oan sus
pend man for that time without pay. Violation "
this law is punishable by fine OF $780, or fore'u'c
| of the franchise, or BON. ,u
| Assemblyman John Connolly introduced blu nv
inc over $500 900 of the money received by the return
~ tho drecttax money TO this state 10 the building
| Of the Grant monument in Sew-York Cty' unuor IAo
dircction of the Grant Monument ASSOCIATION Inc
| same member sent in another DILL WHICH eVof' h
| IN New-York City, except two or three VIII ia'o''
rbi. Is measure legsating out of office The WASH
ington Brdge Commissioners, and turning the Diuso
| over to the Park Department. "'iSi0 o"
| been time ago. $500 =.
| From Assemblyman Cooney OK bfoohiSh' ea'o
| measure recurring that all dumb-elevator snaI's In
| prooklyn shall be lined with sheetiTon.
| Colonel Webster introduced BILL requiring lnao
property that Is benefited by the closing Oh sue0'
in New York City shall paw the damages to te prop
| ~. ,nt,rod He had another bill, providing for the
| eviction ~ a swing bridge over the Harlem River "'
| rhirdave 70 cost not more than Sl,oooooo' "
tb,rd hill of his provides for the establishing OF nos
ri.al for contagious eye diseases, somewhere oo'"e'
rour4ccpth and Fify-ninth SITS 1t Is 10 DC u'iucI
the care of seven physicians appointed by 'o
| OF Medicine. 49,, ,,r,,or y
W q Rvrne sent in bill making Good tr'day Q
| ,, ho,;dav lie also dropped into me ooX DiIi
W1itinc - $4,000 the amount OF dhmages Lr eo
! be collected on account Oh dea'h 'hio"e'
nee llycm5vman southworth had bin allowing tc
BOARD Of Estimate ana APp%&tt bonds TO raise
money Tor building additional stallon rno,euro
As.en,1S , i," same Board appropriate ANNUALLY
| r5o 600 10 be used In building monuments =" E'''"
nens Americans so,,on came over from the Senate "a
the Assembly this aegnoon ETgD1IIg Hamilton ii FISH, r
men ~ debate it. and under the rules ~ "crv th,'
until There WAS .a sc1 that he was aston
SG,Sh;t bat Mr. Fish should object 10 adonrhs o'o
on day that 50 Ge2r to c eTeT bridge bills to tn
lc Wifi The provision stricken out liaI no s wU,
Sail he done the APPROPRIATED nat The Worl
| is necessary. The bills were reulrieu !" ''
| Committee. ,,, oo.oa nv the Assembly at ~
n1ng Session we're Mr.. Hrketts lor ano'IoT Rro",
eNe,I,e snnerntendens Of public insr1cuoh ~ :,
slsuah. relative 10 police commissioners u
IN MT, NJ McCaren's, for a bridge over Ne"o"i