The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-08


the Kelley C"re-The New street Clean.
ing Bill introduced II 10th Houses.
ALBANY. March 7.-Assemblyman sohmer
| and Senator Roesch introduced another NUM-
| cipal building bill this evening. The bill re-
peals tho prohibition in the law Of 1890 against
the erection Of the municipal building in the
City Hall Park. and allows the erection OF the
building anywhere within tho park. 1t
authorizes tho Commission named In tho act
to direct the Commissioner Of Public Works to
tear down any OF the buildings in the
park. including the City Hall. and erect
the City Hall as an historical building
or museum In any other park. subject to the
approval OF the Park Commissioners. and It
allows another story or stories to be placed on
tho County Court House for the accommoda-
ton OF the civil courts now held outside OF tho
County Court House. The Sinking Fund
Commissioners uro empowered to pro-
vide by lease. or otherwise than by
purchase. proper accommodations else
where temporarily for the courts and pub
lie officers. now in buildings which might be
torn down. and the holding OF different parts
Of tho same court in different buildings is le-
galiZed. and such temporary quarters arc for
legal purposes deemed to be within the limits
OF the City Hall Park. The Commission is di.
rected to begin work on May ]. 1893.
This mll is not sanctioned by the municipal
authorities. In fact the municipal authorities
have got to state OF mind where they do not
know what to do Every course they have
taken has been criticised Ivy somebody or some
newspaper. They thought they had found
their way out by having bill introduced to
move the municipal building up to Bryant
Park but two newspapers that havo | liz Office
buildings fronting on the City Hall Park fear
that the removal OF the municipal building to
Bryant Park will hurt their rents and they arc
making such big fuss about it that the n',i-
SENATOR MeMahon introdased %il t'i in
ment trustees. by sixty-seyen. and practi-
y to yst 20 mor nsw nra 81 T the
discussions in the present Board that Gen.
HORACE Porter brought tho Il, hll up to Albany;
Trustees will number about 100.
Gen, Porter says = that there are several men
appointed. trustees. and that the new board
will speedily g on to somR hst the The
cnss Gsa Kessy BY
Of ~ to .. Senator Endres Of Buffalo intro
duced the resolution. which was a special or
lind out Everything about ii. '. '' "'N
the workings OF cod liver OIL said Senator
vssss% ssd esys oe sssst in 'hs
of the inmates at White Plains are Republi-
You cant Kill Democrat with whiskey."
retaiated senator togGeshall 1T takes |
Senator NIcClelland said that the Kceley In
stitute was in his district and he knew Some-
thing about its workings. NJ nety- scven per |
cent Of tho patients were cured.
The Rev. Senator Edwards wns heartily in
antidote to rum. He believed that the state
should further and not hinder or cmbarrass
the work OF rcclniminE drunkard-.
spiel simultaneously, introduced the, new
streot cleaning bill. In the Assembly it was
ordered to II third reading. In tho Senat" two
of the country Senators objected. and the bill
went to the COMMITTEE on Cities. '.
is acceptable to the street Clenning Commit
toe and to the municipal authorities alike.
N.Y. C9Sn an!Ey ni Introduced tho Municipal
Mr.: Wissig introduced bill to prohibit the
making OF clothing in ten.m"nt houses
A general tunn"lling bill was introduced by
Mr.. Mullany. n bill to est abi sh Il state Bureau
OF Boiler lnsrcction bv Mr.. Roche. and 4 bill 10
PercivaI Webster OF Harlem.
line Sir Iauncelnt Wells nut in the Habitual
victed for disorderly conduct or drunkenness
con 'i to BlackWes Island S" for six Gs
months. On his reception the Commits
sioners of Charities and Correction shall
been convicted before within two years the
sentence shall hold. II he has not been CON
victed within two years he shall be held not
not less than five Eor more than twenty days.