New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

THE woP1D,s FAIR BILL AFTERwARD LAID
ASIDE, on MOTION or G. II. BUslI-Ihh
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL
,rro,, rur prGrLAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE!
Albany. Feb 10-Tho,e citizens OF TINS out.S VIM ~
oro opnoscd TO the opening Of the WORKS. fd'r III
Chicago npon sunday will have some chro'r"-'"1'
that their view will prevail when they READ 'c p'o
cccdlncs Of the assembly to-day. 49, ,..,.
M ono had any ether thought when the WorllS FAR
! hill WAS announced, appropriation Fiooooo io' .'0
Fair tban that IL would be passed in few Inl'u'e'
without oUpo,iti1n. Mr. Dcyo, Republican. 81 hio'"c
County however offered an amendment - TIE Dill pro-
,,dir, fiat tnc Ncw.York building and the Ne"'forA
exhibit should lie clscd Sunday. And he eNlr'sse
thc opinion tia; the people Of this STATE WIS" 'o
| Worlds Fair clos d on sunday.
Gc,r-o H. Bush, the Democratic leader, was viS'oN
ANNOYED By Mr. Dcyo's action, bat eVdeh'iy ''o"s''
that thc amendment would be ut rejected 10: al
,ot hc said In opposon to II that tie Assembly
had hotter not tanper with the bill. Ii was " all
ricr IN his opnion and far the Sunday queS-
,ion WAS conccrn,d, he thought the states World fr
Commissioners could be trusted to deal with the matter
properly. ri,
Mr. Deyo replied that the Ncw-ioTk Words Far
ommis ,on.r were the servants OF the pcopc o. ts
state and ,hond b, instructed To regard the people
viii that Sunday should be observed. The exhibit
Of NewYor lie said, @" Is not Chicago exhibit nor
an Anarchist exhibit but it Is an exhibit OF the state
Of NcwYo.S and that state d,sr.s that IL should not
be displayed on Sunday
Mr. Hit Democrat Of Albany. said that one Of the
Worlds Fair Commissioners probably Mr.. Thacher
of this city, had been opposed to the open ng OF the
Fair on Sundays but that he favored 1t, realizing
that in Chicago the places and theatres are
open on sunday and II the Fair should be kept open
visitors to the city therefore would be kept away from
dsroputablo resorts
Gil rush nclin opposed Mr.. Dcy amendment; say
Ing that il the exhibits Of other states were kept open
on sunday exhibits OF Nev-Yori should also be KEEP,
open.
General James william Hustled said lie thought
Chicago az goddess Lcadvilc." and he never
would vote for bill which would permit desecra-
ton OF the hold day No fair in America, he declared,
had ever been kept open sunday. and this ono
should not he kept open that day. II bad
innovation.
The Assembly then came TO a vote Mr. Dcyo's
amendm..L and adopted il by n vote Of ~ to 40. Mr.
Bush wa, surprised at the vote and requested that the
I'LL be "lnii aside ard not pat 10 a final vote. III,
motion 10 lay the bill nsio prevailed. II is his In.
tenton Ia cell Up the week. and ask the
Assembly to reconsider is action IN prohibiting The
display Of tho NewY,rk exhibit on Sunday.
Tie Committor on Ways and Mean, handed in tho
General Approp laton bI 10 Increases last years
appropriations BY si91, Cl7 49, ana cuts OF others TO
the amount u ;lO9.OO: mailing the actual Increase
Last year S-9,4f7 %. RI, increases are as fol
lows: Court II A2pcnls 500: supreme Court
81 800; Board q Cgln' SO 900 coatol,r. 10000;
cries Comlui,,io 1900 Board Of Health. 5000
Naripus deaf and dumb Institutions, f.-5 .}O7 90 :
Newark Iutu,lial A,ylsm. 5000; FACTORY In
$50 The dccrcI.-- arc: Court ~ APPEALS
zee ~ ny .co. IRON Bank Department. $1,000 ;
n yr on 'F cotv ft To- TIT The RI WAS put In
rroprnl-d thu year Is so,Oao.754 90.