New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
MORE MONEY FOR THE NEW CAPITOL
BILLS INTRODUCED ArrRorRrAT1NG $4,000 FOL
1r-MFAsrErs IL THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany Jan. 20 (Spccal.-Ihat Unsuitable monster.
the new Capitol. opened IT, month tonight and de
mandcd T. fed with 500 900 more. The monumental
folly" a, Governor Robin, termed It has already cost
the taxpayers 81 the State the enormous sum OF si-
900 and viii probably cost 900 900 before tt is
completed. A,semhlyman Hit and senator Parker.
Of Albany introduced the Hundreds Of the
new Capitol worhmcn crowded the corrtd ,rs Of the
great structure tonight and by their presence mut"ly
asked for work. 1t T. said that Governor Flower has
promised Ia sign bill appruprsung 100000 for th"
continuance OF the work upon tie Capitol The measure
might e, well be pas ed now Later In the session
BESIDES, the binding now has rs an architect man.
Isaac g. Perry who has shown himself admirably
qualified f,r tie task Of supervising the work OF com
plotting the building. Mr. Perry IS man 0f aesthetic
n ,tr and ~ broad ideas lie believe ihat the Capitol
having been planned upon certain magnificent seal;
by that great American architect the late III. ii.
Richardson Of Boston II should be completed upon
Mr. Riclatd-on's lines. Accordingly MIR. Perry has
followed faithfully al Mr.. Richardson's plan- however
costly II might De T. follow them. and result. the
interior Of the Capitol IS credit to American archl
lecture The great western double stairway. which i,
Mr. Richardson's design In the opinion Of the leading
architects of Albany will be. when completed. the
dnc.t aud most b autful stairway upon the North
American Continent.
The Assembly debated for short time Mr. Wcbscr's
bill appropiiatiug +3OOO.OOO for IN" rpa'ng of IN"
street, 81 New lOrk. Mr.. Well pointed rdt thht inc
measure do,, not provide for the repaving Of any
treet, in tho Annexed District, and he objected 10
thc measure on that ground. The bill was therefore
laid aside.
Mr. strnahan submitted resolution 10 the As
.cmllv approying ~ the National Administrations
course in the controversy with chill The Democrats
octcd 10 II being received ana 1t therefore re
turned 10 Mr.. >trinaIan.
Another crime va, added 10 the calendar by the
presentation II a bill by Mr. selleck MAILING II
inf deocanor for u person 10 drop from a balloon with
a parachute.
Mr. stein tonight presented bill which authorizes
tbc appearance Of a child under the age Of sixteen
wear. upon the stage ~ a theatre when IL certificate
hail fir, h. had from practising physician mat inc
embodiment Of such Il child Is not detrimental danger
ous or njurou, to the life, limbs. health. or morals
~ tDe child.
Mr. Rice introduced bill declaring that charges
for the use Of telephones shall not exceed 80
,car I'm cities q 100000 inhabilanto' ana
400 a wear I'm cities Of under 100000 inhabitants.
A-SombIvman Woodbury., y jamestown, who ives
conaraivelv near the Pennsylvania bordcr. evidently
admire, If, marriage license law. for to night he IN
,roduccd a measure modelled upon that law. 1t pro
vide. that after october !, lnD2, d" no person shhi
lac Joined ID marriage until license Tor that p"r
nose shall have been obtained lG'H'i inc IN,
Inc cnuuty whc,in the marriage II 10 he PERFORMER
f. further ,ay, that each county clerk Is 10 KEEP y
record ~ every marriage. and IT forbd' mar1aes ~
pcr>on, under twenty one years oi az" WIhout ','c
consent Of pnr,n or guardians. ~ j. nl'"' ''
dcmcauor for clergy man magistrate To perform !"
ceremony without first being authorized 10y hrhSc'
MIR GOnridy introduced I'LL making ~ !. III,
dcmnnnnr fo offer for sale beer or AIr III bptl'H
not marked WIN ldbcl SHOWING NV 'i"
If hottie.