The sun., 1893-04-14
PEACE AND HARMONY AGAIN
ONE OF THE RESULTS OF COZ FIow-
ERs DINNER TO STA TIE sENAT0Ra

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1ke Hreskiy. Ne-sers are risesteA s.s Ts-
sroduee Ellis In Accord with the Cow
er,or's Suggestions to Legnii,e che Ex-
pe.siturc- or th. CoIumsi.. Celebration
The Antitrust Bti Amended and fs.sed
Tho Bin TO Tax Trust Couspanies Killed
ALBANY. April 13-As one OF the results OF
9 the dinner which Gov. Flower gave to the
State Senators n few evenings ago harmony
Inns been restored between the Governor and
the Brooklyn members Tho Brooklyn men
have felt hurt at the Governor ever since HIS
veto OF tho bill to leGalize tho expenditures
made by BROOKLYN officials for the Columbu
celebration. At that time the Governor suG-
Gested 10 the Brooklyn representatives thnt
he was entirely willing TO leeallzo any honest
and proper expenditure. but that he would not
- consent 10 any bill which would leEalise dis
I'D honest expenditure, or In any way interfere
with Indictments for stealing the public
funds. This suggestion Of tho Governors
wns ON bodied in bill introduced In tho Sen
ate by Senator McCarty and In the Assembly
by Col Quigley. This hill provides that tho
. Mayer. Auditor. and Comptroller OF BROOKLYN
shall be nn auditing committee to Investigate
tho expenditures for tho Columbus cslsbra-
tion. All the honest and proper bills are to be
paid and all the dishonest and improper bills
are to bc thrown out. and the men who paid
them arc to lie made personally respon-
sible. No indictment 10 fnterfered with
and no criminal act Is logalized. There
vas no opposition 10 those bills. and they woro
promptly advanced on tho calendar. Some
what similar bills were introduced In the As
. sembly by Mr.. O'Connor and in the Senate by
Senator McCarty legalizing the expenditure
for the celebration OF tho comnlction OF tho
soldiers and sailors arch in Brooklyn.
.s Gov. Flower vetoed Senator CoCReshalrs bill
anpropriating $1,000 for q nsh hatchery on
Watkins Crock. Tho ground was that ono new
hatchery had already been established this
year. that second ono was soon to be essnb-
lished. and thnt a third was not necessary.
Tho Blanket Ballot bill was made special
order In the Senate for Monday evening.
'is The Senate reconsidered the vote BY which
y tho Antitrust bill was passed. and amended
the bill so az to make 1t apply only to combi-
nations to advance prices. This restricts the
scope OF the bill. and In that shape 1t was
again passed.
Tho Senate reported Senator Parker's Gem
eral Pneumatic Tube Company bill and bills
to prevent the concealment OF contagious dis
eases among farm animals. to fix the hours OF
labor in brick yards for automatic freight car
eouplers. for the drainage Of tho Twenty-third
and Twenty. fourth wards OF Now York. and to
allow New York to turn over tho old City Hall
Park on the sito OF the present reservoir and
there to be used for a public library.
Fills were passed In the Senate for ten
hours q days work on street. surface. and
elevated roads In citios Of over $4,000 popula-
tion. New York excluded: to permit villages to
contract for electric lighting. and to prevent
tho encumbrnnce Of eidewalks In New York by
senator MsGisllsna, tried to get before the
Senate the six tax bills which were reported
on ssme no'Si'f up IN the deSnts over the iii 10
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81 sss: Ss$%.: Fs:sS S:
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/" another committee. Senator Zerubabei Erwin
Ssd The, sfus srnMd ssTsd :s.
Sls. purpose Of giving the trust com pspiss
PISSED ths Assembly. It's rscommittsiis is EQUIV:
I'm SSs bi fe'f 70 fsto the appo!n.n .nt. 0, tn.
sssr ~ ~ and
rom the sesretary s s of = the Board Who is x.
executive officer--an to confer the power OF
appointment on the Governor passed the As
Ss Ess:e s;.. I'll w: ss,s5rs to the Commit
sesSss equip i@hsir @ I, Iis,ssIt, IT trains xitS sir
Sas SeS Ycrl Fl 1s' c for %' seaS nd
ssiors memorial % 81 H. arch M to 10 established BY
working on marble by convicts In the State
TSs Sill to establish a new State pepartment
and to have the supervision Of building and
aby we wa
were wei getting 10 be antirsIy too % many State de-.
paItments and commissions.
az ET; S;CoIngrossmSn q Thomas J. CTeamer made
alton last evening In the Senate chamber be- |
fore large audience. i Senator % n,' Parker presid.
snssted eo inio laws. would add Oyer
ana s tie ars sHsrs'Y q" eolsstss sssss
YORK county alone q over three miiIons oi tits rs
annuai burden. and thereby educing the tax |
States in the Union had more porsonai prop.
erty on the assessment books than New York. |
NJ was Warmly at tSs
! end OF his speech. particularly hy the Farmers
sssson who ,srs
y re @ asy SsE YcIff = Sssts; III haits q shs
sssssy p%sk must b nsea % Mr GS!shsir Gss Boiisr
is'es hSss Ssis s,s
observance Of Memorial Day. Both these bills |
were sent to the Committee on Rules.
The Assembly passed the bills to ratify the |
sale of the franchise Of the Lexington avenue |
road. for aState Reformatory In Ulster coun- |
ty. and to incorporate the Model Town Com. |
pany
subway Commissioner Jacob Hess came to |
taa 'G ST hi ss
ery and those Of the other man beers OF tho
Hoard OF Electrical Control passed the Assem-
bly, this evening"
The Republicans have called caucus for to-
morrow morning on the antipoo room, hill.
Brooklyn Democrats and tho Kepublicans will
vote against seating Mr.. Bush In the Ulster
county contest. and in return tho Rebub biicAns
will vote for tho bill against pool rooms and In
favor Of the race tracks. 30 far no money has
appeared to beat this bill There IL monSy 10
Signed by the Goveraor.
ALBANY. April 13-Gow Flower has aligned |
these bills:
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