New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

ONLY TWO MEMBERS OF THE JOINT IN
VESTIGATION COMMITTEE DISSENT
Ed FROM Ills VIEWS.
THE OTHER SEVEN ACCEPTED THE PERSONAL
OPINIONS or THE NyACK SENATOR. WHO
has now a BEAUTIFUL PLAN TO SPRING
TIE BILL BY WEDNESDAY NEXT
MEANINGLESS RESERVATIONS
- wHr MEMnERs TIE
rY THE MEMBERS -
MINORITY UErorT


Arsar- Feb u os9eciaD.-rcn minutes was the
,i-, rsoi,ire3 f,r tie Joint Investigation Commit
tee TO perlise and sign their reTor; o. a many
thousand words By their signature t1e members
of the cornutteo Adopted wl1t Senator i-tNo" oh-N
,.es.srdo,. ael,nonlo god To be- his own opinions
Thus is f. seen how thoroughly has the senator
rom Nvac,. dominated 'he committea when ne not
only acts for taeaI hlt does the thinking for ma
ior,tv ~ The individual. members. Senator's LeXow
Page and Graev. and Assem0lymen Austin
O'Grady Kecnholtz ana Neles, or seven OF the
nine members 90 The Joint INVESTIGATION commit
teo signed tn roper. - NJ. LeX1W, while the re-
naming members. Senator Brush and Assembly
man McI[oown both %: Kings. dissentei from the
ma jorty report.
II has been expoc.sl that three reports would be
submitted a minority. minority and individual Pee
mort but al tho las minute Senator Grady Demo-
craft o. Network decided 10 add his signature -
the Lexow report and Ass1mbiyman Mckeo7'n was
relieved from the ambarrassm ut OF alone making
a minority report 10y having his opinions inrofpo-
rated within the individual report OF Dr Brush Il
Is IN the added opinions - AZ. Mcke5wn That ne
report to-day submitted by Dr. Brush differs from
the report prerlgturoly published without mat gen
tienlan'4 consent.
Mr. McKeown's statement is follows: with
regard 10 the bin called the refere sGum bin. which
ernhodes the submitting OF the terms OF consolida
ton there is special objection - this. except the
difficulties expense. and lack Of time for the pre-
10 q Il f
Csc and commemorative. Another vote on the main
question could be easily taken and would involve
,-i, "a very slight expense. Then. II the people
want consolidation. commission corid ne appoint
cd as provided ~ sections and of the resHo-
mission BIZ. 10 consider the whole question OF
municipal government and prepare plan, il sYhop-
sis of which should Doe submitted 10 The people II
is evident TO Us that great change has taken
Mace m the sentiment Of the people of Brooklyn
since the vote on consolidation m 1924. petition
sem T. the body we represent containing
1850 names Of actual voters over So" more than
voted for consolidation in 1894 indicates beyond
question that this IS fact"
Senator Grady the only other Democratic mem
Der Of the subcommittee. in signing the majority
report reserved the right 20, on later daie' II NJ
20 desired dissent from that part OF the Iepo'.
which excludes Flushing Jamaica ana portions o.
the town Of Hampstead from ,ns tsff-T3rS In u.s.
included within me Greater Ne"-f o.t H. ~.
~anorfed today takes in Ncw-N ok. BrooAlyn l-oit
Island cry Richmond County. and '"e Tow" 10
The statement hat all Of tie men ers be OF -c si
committee who signed the report i' - tb, ~
90 individual action or certain sec ''.. H..
p0~t when 81 .s considered d. ~. Intended
considered u. 4a-.,-issS t' signing a docu-
nlen- OF which they knew SD litl- - -,,.,.-.
The majority repoT. pDr''... .-r ,i.s..n o. vE.ch
the duty o. trawin- mp cntI LET "a - h.
Mr. Plat falls Althoush g2"ir.n-r "a CHOSEN
- own -r1e in watch CD make his rerof' NJ -oes
ulttec representnE the Cities Commute %. o3.
houses for he is reported as saying 800 ,.
~ fnli committee WOul. meet 90 Iutsi4a' 49,.
he majority report suDmitir' an fepo'' ~.
same 10 both the Senate ana assem- =. No "a
the bill may be on The desks OF me 'es'S'Ao'S 'y
Wednesday mex. ,. . ,. ..o .o,,
This Is a beautiful plan. as outlined oy 'Ae COZ.
eaa,, TexOW bur there those Wao thhE INA
NIr Lexow VIII NOT find Chairman SiranahaI o.
the senate Cities Committee 80 plastic a. ne "a
poets .-... -,r
4 bill exen'Dtlng Hopkins-st rom s,:r' &c ra
roa a. was pasSel Assembly TINS HlorH4ilf
Among tre bills introduced today We're t"o Dy
Nr Waldo o; K.nEs. pr0vitnS mat A jury
0aucl NAV be summoned 20 serve ~ eacL tern oi
ne APPELLATE Division. or jurors may tt Drawn
from one panel. and The other allowing i.e t,I-
nov-General 10 bring actions IN any counties O.! ne
state relative 10 the dissolution of corporations