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Erwin described y as the resort OF a. few peo.
pie to whom the elevated structure furnished
msn HH Ssea hs M 3 5Ss q.
O'Connor whether the elevate railroad Inter.
Senator stewart said he would be as sorry as
any one 10 see the Battery Rridironed with rail.
ios ray ,raSss but ssa such
his opinion. was that Il a beginning was made
in Rn!snding tho I'LL. It would be continued In
ths Assembly. with the consequence OF making
conferenees again necessary and putting rapid
transit fnrther Of than ever.
by senator E Hhearn IN a for his his reiectiops ON tSe
Senator rubbed Il in on the 81. lawrence
down TO the Battery in search OF cheap pauper
iaR9pr as most Of hs =, hayssSdeFs do
~ so,s O. fai'S 'Fk was maze
Senator sta1ler then tried to got n An
amendment @ M prosibitng third trask on "a Third
Tho remarkable spectacle was then present
ed Of the whole thirty-two Senators agreeing
on u vote on tho ilnnl passage OF the bill
senator Jacobs then presented as urgent the
following:
Whereas, There Is now pending in the United states
Senate a measure appertaininr to Representatives
among the states and
WheyedL The State Of New York BY the terms OF that
bill allowed only tue number Of Representatives
which she WAS allowed In tho apportionmsnt based
upon the census Of 1850 namely -, although since
then her population has increased nearly lUV0OOO, &C.
cording to the census returns Of 1880. and
Whershs, Senator Davis Of Minnesota has proposed
the aforesaid bill by which tho ssate Of
New York would 10 entitled " All additional Repre-.
sentative. and
Wher,a,. Ths commanding position Of :his stat. IN
the industry and commerce of the country demands
that should be Justly represented In the Federal
Cenxtess and In the Electoral College. therefore be
Resolu.d df tho senate concur) That the Senators
from the state Of New York be requested to vote for
the adoption Of the said amendment and to use all rea.
sonable efforts 10 secure TO New York the additional
Representative to which she 10 entitled.
Senators Hunter and Fassett We'd with zach
IN ~ the eo: To- Ket on he as o.
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saws anything: added, And mine n % too" The
IHs Wsere RspuSlican Sh s Eeader Aoker ' made ths
objection to their receipt. ..,-----
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make maj operasiye lfa up Aen' To- &c oSoeE IN IN
tho morning only. but was, voteu. down.
SU.S Mt Rf RR K.pabsns aS M san S s
pr9yiding that tho society that gives tho ball
30 licsnsed ~ ana not ths hallkeepsr we're also 50
AooI AHo Mus uunhy ro4b ulVuk " thA,o
two votes were recorded against the bill, but
party has SoMsd SO mash over M R That fact that
Assembly on the psEt Of thelT politicians snd y;
Among tho new bills were these:
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Speaker sheehan to-day announced tho spe-
cial Committee on enumeration: appointed
keteG sasnss tie Of ss
Of S N% hSspTS Snd s
leck q OswsRo. and Hildreth OF New York.
Republicans.
Roesch's bill making the Police Matrone' act
mandatory on all cities OF over $4,000 inhabi-
tants.
The Senate .2; General Laws Committee gave a
plying 70 mercantile houses the act fixing the
hours OF labor Of women and children In fac.
tt9r tories Factory Inspest2r Connelly, Mrs; Low
bridge appeared for tho bill. No one opposed
It, The committee postponed action. but de-
cided to report fayorably Senator MrNaueh-
tons bill providing for the use OF Myers patent
voting machine at elections.
tions gave a hearing yesterday on Mr.. Ackor's
bill apprGRriating t50O.0O0 for Stat" cnre OF the
insane. The bill WAS amended by making the
amount $454 ZOO. Tho bill will be reported
with tho understanding that 1t shall be recom-
mitted for a hearing from Its opponents on
Thursday afternoon next
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee
will report fayorably Mr.. Aspinnll's bill reap
Eroprintip1 f300.000 for an armory for tho
Twenty third Regiment OF Brooklyn.
The Assembly Committee on Public Eduea;;
allowing the Board OF Education In New York
to hire extra halls for lectures for workingmen
and workiugwomen.