New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29


puts the licensing and regulation Of dispensaries
| in the hands OF the State Board Of Charities.
Licenses must be issued TO all dispensaries already
| legally incorporated and to unincorporated dis
pensaries conducted In connection with incorporated
| institutions. After due notice to a dispensary and
opportunity for II to be heard the Board may, II
| public interest demands. and for Just and reason
able cause. revoke license by order signed
and attested by the president secretary OF the
Board The order Is TO state the reason for revok-
| ing such license. and Is to take effect within such
time after the service thereof upon the dspensary
| as the Board shall determine. The Board is to
| apply to the Supreme Court TO revoke the license
| and annul the Incorporation IF any dspensary
| legally Incorporated, conducted In connection
with incorporated institution. for wilful viola
ton of the rules and regulations made by the
Board.
MONEY FOR PRIVATE CHARITIES
Chapter 1876 allows the Board OF Estimate and
| Apportionment TO appropriate and allow moneys
raised by taxation. received from any other
source and properly applicable thereto to any
charitable eleemosynary, correctional reforma-
tory institution wholly or partly under private
troll for the care. support and maintenance OF Its
| inmates such payments to be made only for such
inmates received and retained therein pur-
suant to rules established by the State Board OF
| Charities. And the Board of Estimate and Appor-
tionment may in any year. and from time to time
increase diminish the sum authorized to be paid
to any institution. association. corporation
! cety.
| Two Deputy Controllers are provided for by
| Chapter 100. Laws qualifying the requisites OF
| person appointed Judge of the Municipal Court
and Court OF Special Sessions have been passed. in
| each instance being intended to favor some par
| ticuar person. Chapter 259 Assemblyman De
| Graw's. amends the law In regard to justices of
| the Municipal Court by allowing a person to be
| appointed who has practsed law for five years or
| who has served justice of the Municipal Court
| Chapter 367, Assembyman E. c. Brennans, allows
| the Mayor to appoint any person justice OF the
Court OF Special Sessions who is now serving as a
! City Magistrate in any part OF the city
PAY OF sTREET-CLEANERs
The pay of certain men in the Street Cleaning
Department is raised by Chapter 26l. introduced by
| Assemblyman Charles 8. Adler. Section foremen
are raised from 81 900 TO 81 200 and dump inspectors
| tug and scow inspectors get the same increase OF
| pay. Sweepers drivers acting as assistants 70
| the section stable foremen receive $500 stable
foremen get 81 300 each and assistant stable fore
men. $1,000 each. being an increase OF 800 IN each
case. Chapter 1913. Senator Ford's, extends the
| term of the Aoueduct Commissioners until the
| completion Of the work
| Assemblyman Apgar Is the author OF Chapter |''
| adding a new section to Chapter II Of the general
| laws. which says:
No member of Common Council Of any city ely
| shall during the period for which he was elected,
| be capable of holding under the appointment or
| election OF the common COunCll, any Office, lH'
emolnments OF which are paid from the city treas
ury or paid by fees or compensation directed 70 De
iii nor shall the Mayor or any Alderman, School
Commissioner other public officer OF any city ne
surev or otherwise in any contract. the expense
consideration whereof is payable out OF rnG ~
fees or o Sf oafas an 10 proyson
this section shall be deemed TO forfeit his once
CHAPTER 12s authorizes further appropriations. not
exceeding $40 OO for the maintenance OF the Amer
lean Museum Of Natural History chapter "'
| limits the amount of real estate which the New
| York Yacht Club Is authorized to hold 10 soo""'
| Chapter 1863 provides that the Fire Commissioner
may reappont John D. DalryInple. who resigned
from the Department May l. 1887
GREATER NETWORK TERRITORY
Assemb,vman Doughty is the author OF Chapter
| SO which excludes territory from the dreater
New-York and adds It to the Town Of Hampstead
| IN the county OF Nassau The measure, 1t Is al
| legged is intended to make the county or Nassau
which was doubtful. Republican. The territory ex-
| Guided comprises that part Of the former Town OF
| JIempstead which is westerlv OF a straight line
drawn from the southeasterly point Of the former
| town Of Flushing through the middle OF the chan-
| mel between Rockaway Beach and Shelter Island
| to the Atlantic Ocean, except that portion or SAID
| Town Of Hampstead lying west and south OF the
east and north boundaries of the former village or
Far Rockaway, and west OF a straight line drawn
| from the northwest corner OF said village due
north to the south line Of the former town OF ia
| maica.
Chapter sss enables the Looms Laboratory TO
transfer all its real and personal property to any
university or college or other institution of learn
| ing Incorporated under the laws Of the state
| Thereupon the corporation known as the LOOMS
| Laboratory will to exist
| Chapter 246 introduced by Assemblyman Mazet'
| relates to the commitment. OF women 10 81
| saviour's Sanitarium for the reception and care
| OF irebriates of their Any judge Of court OF
record In the district where the woman resides may
| commit her upon application and the consent IN
writing of the trustees and the certihcate OF TWO
! physicians.
| land IN Rrooklyn is released to a number OF re-
| ueious corporations. Chapter % gives a tract IN
| the Ninth Ward to the Sisters OF the Precious
| Blood Chapter % releases to the Roman Cathohc
| Church of the Most Holy Trinity In Williams
| burg a piece Of land in Montrose-ave. and EVEN
| C, Chapter q releases TO the Orphan Home OF
! tho CIV of Brooklyn land on Graham-ave.. Will
| ,amsburg: Chapter "a releases to the nuns Of the
| Order Of ST Dominic land on Graham and Mont
| rose ayes, Williamsburg.
BROOKLYN IMPROVEMENTS.
| r,-s,v,eion &c made by Chapter 257 (Assemblyman
| Colior,so for The improvement of Clnton-@ve,
| frooklyn The boundaries of the avenue are eX-
| tended twenty feet on either side between uates-
| ave and Wiloughby-ave. The two strips or land
| ,ddsd 20 the avenue are to he reserved as orna-
| mental courtysrds for the benefit and improve
| mani of the avenue. The several parts OF such
| COURTYARD space adjon the several lots fronting
| .her.on may be used and occupied by the o"he'S
| of the lots respectively, for grass. snade trees
| .hr,hherv sta.uary fountains, walks paths, pave
| ment. sewer gas. electric and other house connec-
| ,iors and low ornamental fences. and Tor lngress
| ond cpress and for Stops, porche3 ana piaz@aS'
| nrovided they are open at either end ana ere not
] ass than ten feet from the line OF the avenue as
| 1880 as+soIished and for steps and ap-
| r.,chas IN a house provided they are usual In
form and do not interfere with the general intent
| If tho Law. and for such other purposes as are
| usual and proper for a plot fronting on street
| and appurtenant TO residence h''e'' "ph' '"''''
| house or other dwelling house