New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06
IT WON AFTER TEN YEARS.
THE STATEN ISLAND PIER BILL SIGNED.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO MEN MADE A LONG FIGHT
FOR 1.-THE ANNUAL SUPPLY BILL AND
MANY MEASURES OF LOCAL INTEREST
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR
Albany June 5.-Governor Morton has signed AZ
semblyman Conkln's bill to establish the pier ard
bukhead lines around the entire shore OF Staten
Island as authorized by OF Congress in 1855 The
bill is said to be in the OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. and 1t ls understood that the COM
pany will utilize the island terminal. Enor,s
to secure the passage OF the bill have been made
for the last ten years but they have been unsuc-
cessful until now.
tn. Governor has signed the Annual Supply BILL
which appropriates in round numbers. sl,s0c.o. The
most unusual thing connected with the Governors
approval OF the bill is that he vetoed only two Items
one appropriatng $500 for an indoor rifle range Tor
the Oswego State Armory. and the other appropriate
ing 500 extra compensation for the Assemoiy fi-
nanc,al Clerk The Supplemental Supply bill has not
yet been signed.
Assemblyman Cutters bill amending the charter
OF the Hudson Suspension Bridge and New-England
Railroad Company signed to-day. 1t changes
the name OF the company TO the Highland Bridge
and New England Railway Company 1t empowers
the company to construct either a suspension or
cantever bridge across the Hudson River from the
vicinity OF Nyack TO the opposite shore. but no
piers or supports shall be erected in the river The
company Incorporated In 1870 and 1t has untu
1905 10 complete the bridge
The Governor has also approved the following dis;
CHAPTER S6 Senator Donadson's. providing that
every licensee of the State Board of Pharmacy VINO
desires to continue the practice OF his profession,
| shall annually. within thirty days from November !.
pay to the secretary OF the board Zee Of 81. for
which he shall receive q renewal Of his license
Chapter ss7 Extending the corporate existence OF
the trustees OF the Exempt Firemen's Benevolen.
! Fund OF the Twenty-thir Ward OF New-iork city.
| Chapter 900. Providing that brewery, distery.
slaughter house. SOAP candle. varnish, vtrio glue.
Ink turpentine or bone factory. or manufactory OF
g,npovder or any bone-boiing establishment or
| factory for tanning dressing or preparing skins.
| hides leather. or crematory. dump or receptacle
for the deposit OF garbage, ashes or refuse or any
| kind or any other noxous, dangerous or offensive
purpose establishment whatsoever shall be
erected or established upon any public park domain
| or upon the front OF such park domains
| above Fifty-ninth-st.. New-fork.
| Chapter 9O3. Assembyman ReinhaN's. ratifyns
| and confirming alterations Of the map plan Of
| New-york city
| Chapter 905 Providing that where any sale
! In Ncw-York City shall be vacated cancelled
| the purchaser or his representatives shall be re-
paid tho amount paid by him at such sale. with
! interest
| Chapter 900. Authorizing the NewYork City Sink
| ing Fund Commissioners 10 cancel certain assess
nents against the New-York Mothers Home Of
the Sisters OF Misericorie.
Chapter 9O7. The John II. O'Rourke claim against
| New-York City.
| CHAPTER 9Os. Assembiyman Ainsworth's correct
| ing an error In the New-York City Police Magis-
tratcs law
Chapter 800 Senator Raines, relating to the I'll.
| irg OF statements OF canvass OF ballots in New
| York City.
Chapter 9l0 Giving the clerk Of the Long Island
| CITY Board OF Education 800 salary.
Chapter GIL. Assemblyman Hapin's. providing
for the laying out OF public park in New-York
I City not less than block in area between Twea-
tieth ard Thir,leth SITS, and west OF Ninth-ave.
Chapter 9ii For the relief OF the Centenary
Methodist Church, In NewYork City
Chapter s22 Empowering the Franklin Loan and
Trust Company OF NewYork City to change its
name to the Westchester Loan and Trust Com
pany. to reduce Its capital to 100000. and to
move It's business Office from New-York City to
White Plains.
The Mayors of New-York and Brooklyn have re-
turned approved Assemblyman Wieman's bl au-
thorizlng the New-York and Brooklyn Tunnel Com
parry to construct a tunnel under the East River
| IN and between the cities OF New York ana Byooxr