The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-21
TO ADJOURN TO-DAY AT I'm.
an E1TRA SESSION WILL THEN BE
CALLED BY THE GOVERNOR

u.,,.v. q, n,storted Districts for Party
Aavsn,aSe-rhe Majority Report in the
Mnynsrd Case Adopted by n Party Vote
Amendments to the Excise Bill Passed Ia
the Assrmbiy-The Senate Defeats the
mn Making Good Friday n Holiday.
A1n,Sy. April 2O-A periunctory debate over
the reports on the Judge Maynard investiga-
ton took up good rnrt OF the time OF both
Houses o.day. Tomorrow at noon the regu-
lar session OF tho Legislature closes. Soon
afterward m extra session to act on tho SEN
nto and tho Assembly npportionment under
the now census will DO hold. The delay In the
report OF tho tabulation by the Secretary OF
State makes 1t uncertain when the apporton-
ment will DO completed. All tho other polit-
cal bills have rnssed both Houses and are
now In the Governors hands. or they have be-
como laws. Tho session will close in tho short
est timo OF any session for n number OF years.
To-day's proceedings lacked tho interest
which usually attaches to tho end OF tho ses-
sion as tho new Assembly rules. which enable
members to pick out tho bills they want most.
prevent tho usual crush. In tho Senate.
though. this practice is not formally reco.-
nized by the rules. 1t has been tho custom
for somo years for the Senators 10y comm on
consent to pick out tho bills they want nd
vnnced and to have them passed by Senatorial
courtesy.
Gov Flower has begun work or tho Icgis-
lative apportionmcnt bills which will he pre-
sented ut the extra session with his sanction.
Tho increase In New York and brooklyn will
not be as great as 1t would appear from tho
census totals. as Tho number Of aliens In those
cities and In Buffalo is Inoportionately larger
than In tho other parts OF tho State. 1t Is
likely that Now York ana brooklyn will have.
with tho adjacent counties. tho Same number
OF Senators that under tho now nprortonmcnt
they have OF Congressmen. The dividing limo
under tho Senate aDportionment Will move
from Albany 10 Poushkccpsc. Now half
tho Senators arc west o; tho Hudson
and half uro cast Under tho new ap-
portionment half will Como from within COM
mutation distance OF the City Hall. Tho
Assembly hrportionmont will not show such
great increase to the cities. as under the Con-
stitution every, county. except, Fulton and
have an ASS smblyman allotted to il. no mat
ter what the population Of tho county is. Mr..
SlSush M in t hs H C1ox q"
will prepare the details Of the New York dis
trc.s Coy Flower viii the otheEs
vitic themselves naturally. With the worst
possible gerrymnnder the Democrats could
what on natural lines they would be entitled
e. In spsakiInGE of tho new nppor'ionment
$50 far rs / have the power the apportion-
ment will be made strictly according to the
fhure Will 10 no distorted districts for PARTY
advantage. The wishes OF the people Of the
various counties VII be- consulted rs far as
men.s OF the equality OF population. the non
division OF counties. and proximity. Aside
an unfair Acknowledgements would benefit the
Dem ocratic party The people Of tho State
sirnas asS IS tho best poca! policy '
Both the majority q ana tho minority reports
s sid s@s H IN both A%ases the AsssmSiy by
general consent; the debat" was limited to
s F
and Gem Austed and MIR. stranahan iorthe
i Bv strict party vote Of OF to 80 the Assem-
iyexonerate s Judge Maynard and approves Of
In the senate there was q great deal more
talking. senator saxton mnd.h long speech
Senator iiossch said that Judge Maynard
acted not only as 2 lawyer SHOULD act for hi1
es bit E ad Th d IN ans
Expression i Of the popular will in tie Duchess
county election. whore it was evident that the
publican 9is bribery and fraud. Senator Cantor
a o oR
the whole conduct Of the Bar Association com IN
imVesfsnt%e into pacM The
Ksv Senator Edwards voted with the Repub-
licans against the majority report. which was
Tie Senate defeated the biz to ri in the Al
bnny Canal basin and turn it over to the rail-
road companies. The bill was alterWard re.
The. Assembly eoncurred in the Senate
spsgs to se the NaW G Central
road With n Long Island With piers on the reef
The bill to let collateral loan associations
charge pawnbroSers' rates was defeated in tho
the Assembly passed tho bills to permit the
sioners OF Charities and GnrreGti. i. i IN New
Claim: for ths IMPROVEMENT q ths Hudson
varis in Kings county: for additional means
q eGrcss from min1 81 t. acG%ire an nddi-
provo Van Cortiandt Park, including the!parade
Hyn bill % ss or h s sa san s
opposc.t tho Bill. Tor fear is ,passaso would
POLICE Justice Grady, bill. too, hermit him to
own account ut The Same time. passeLthe As-
sembly. with no votes TO- spare Judge Grady
had heop Up here inr several weeks trying to
81 h h Senate pa sssd the hills for ton hours
ssys Msr tho 1fsTs ID
to widen Riverside drive; to codify municipal
corncratior awsi to brand prison ,
~
police pension fund.
Tho senate at it's afternoon session finished
its third reading calendar and passed every
thing tho senators wanted passed. Anon.
the Mills passed were senator Aheurns to n,I-
thOri.e the United Stntes authoritics to ar-
Guire land Mt Bowling Green ar elsewhere in
Now York city for custom house site outsln
banking and trust company laws: tho Naval
Militin hiil: the State Grange D.l! t2 prohibit
tod's Little Beaver River bill. and the Eynn
bill to deiino the boundaries ofthe Adirondack
Tho Assembly passed the remodeled Factory
Inspeetors bill 1t prohibits Wom" , , under
twsnty-on9 years ot asG anu men UNDER
establishments over sixty hours u week. It
prohibits elevator boys under ilftecn and on
fourteen may be employed Tho factory In
opectors are to examine elevators. hand rails
ways shall be used. The provisions about liro
escapes are made more strict. REPORTS Of ac-
hourn. The factory insnoctors may LrohiLit