The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

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ALBANY. Dee. 31.-This IL the last day Of the
seven years' administration OF Gov. Hill He
came into the ONCE whom Gov. Cleveland rc-
signed and left him with Republican Senate
and Republican Assembly. He goes out
with Democratic Governor and Democratic
Legislature In both Houses to succeed him.
He and his secretary were busy to-day remov-
ing his personal effects from the Executive
Mansion and executive chamber TO the rooms
on State street which he has engaged to store
Thorn in. The State officers, deputies. and as
sistants made their formal calls on the Gov
ernor to bid him good-by. The terms Of several
ofthe State ofiicials expire with the Governors
Attorney General Tabor will resume his large
practice in Buffalo. which has had to suf-
fer during his term Of ONCE. Comp
troller Wemple will attend to his large
business interests In the Mohawk VAL
ley. and Engineer Bogart will resume
his profession In New York city. There will
be few changes In the stats OF the various de-
partments. The Democratic successors will
continue the old men In ONCE In almost every
case where they prefer to remain.
Governor.elect Flower hiss not yet finished
his message to the Legislature He has Sc
cluded himself in the Executive Mansion in
order that he may give rs much time as POSI-
BILE uninterruptedly to tho finishing touches
The message will be ready for distribution on
printed in The sun. i vi BE- some days Be.
fore Mrs, Flower has the Executive Mansion
viii not entertain until tho -prelimlnsries OF
the session are over and Mr.: Flower has more
With her, whs M aid her IN sos
Ssy: Hill leaves TIE EA.eutl,. Msnsisn t. 2.
TIE Ssnso0 srfere n ssgs
etzsSs absn9 Fl party
There will be a email local military escort.
s sssns s & sfss te enG liz ssE
auguration. but Gov. Flower desired to have
ihsceremonies simple. and sondncted with as
Il Fever
Capitol he viii 60 70 the Assembly, chamber.
The insnrnratios viii take place
Ssr: Ths c%y s, snts xlliS United states e
and three gilded eagles on tor, Of the platform
ssSon Y b a. she
prayer the Secretary OF state will administer
VIII %ak o. sRor address Gov af Flower viii
then deliver short inaugural address and
the formal MAJ, ser. ceremonies will be over; Gov:
fora short time and from there to tho ETeca:
tive Mansion: where he aud Mrs. Flower
will receive informally during the afternoon.
Comptroller Wemple, was Presented with
clerks in bis department In thanking them
During my fonr. years term Of ONCE In this
derartm emit about SIC. 900. 900 has been turned
into the state Treasury and about $72, OOO.ONO
raid out. When asslm ed ofiice Jan. l. 1883.
the State debt WAS $6.OOO.00O Upon my re-
tiremsns to-day the entire inds d Sr,s
Of the canal taEes-is only x400000; with
cash balance on hand Of over 81 NO.OM"
Tho clerks In tho Attorney Generals office
to-day sent heavy cherry, desk and chair to
to resume the practice Of his profession. state
Engineer Bogart was also presented with =
gold watch by the clerks in his department
o-day.
Attorney General elect Simon W. Rosendale
to-day ANNOUNCED these appointments for his
Isaac H. Maynard ofStamford. Delaware coun-
ty trealpointed): Second Deputy. John W. Ho-
gan Of Watertewn promoted from the third
hon OF Rome; assistant to the Attorney Gem
eral stationed il hsW York York city t, W2i!l!sp J.
DeanL: N. H. Quirk. William N Thomas. VAL
ter l. Childs and John +. Handley TALL reap
pointments,.