New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
ALBANY.

| A TROuBI FsoME CIIAIRMAN-REsULTs OF TIE
ACCIDENT-THE NEW CAPIToL--THE TwoM-
BLY, CAsE-FoRFEuURE OF LIFE INSURANCE
POLICIES.
ALBANY. Feb. 9-The Assembly for about
20 minutes this afternoon turned In perfect PaEde
monium The Speaker having resolved to give lesson
to Bgna Of Tioga the universal obector, named nm
rs Chairman OF the Committee Of tho Whole scene OF
disorder ensued such as has seldom been witnessed
among any collection OF human beings BighaIl
pounded nercely away with his hammer, while dozen
members would be shouting out at once some ogeeuen,
or frivolous motion, point Of order. AT MI AlVord
rescued the unfortunate Bigna by moving that the
Committee rise and report progress. Bigna has made
himself rdiculousy conspicuous on several occasions,
mud the general opinion be that he deserved tho
unmerciful roughing which no received this morning.
Nevertheless he had not been in his seat 10 minutes be-
fore he rose and eeyatng his right hand In the air as
though taking an OATH objected to unanimous consent
being accorded for the Withdrawal OF notion WHICH
Mr.. Fields had made.
AR Murphy introduced q resolution in the Assembly
this afternoon calling tho New Capitol Commission
ers for statement OF the reasons why Work does not go
on among the stone-cutters lately employed on the
foundations OF that edhce. 1t is somewhat remsfAapie
that tho Commissioners have yet come to no concn
sion and made no recommendations as TO the material OF
which tho superstructuro should be built Several OWE
ers OF marble granite and other stonequarr.es would
be happy 10 get contract TO supply the material ana
some Of them would DO glad to pay handsome conf
mission 10 tho Commissioners for the privilege OF
swndiDg the State, in the same fashion the taxpayers
OF NewYork were swindcd in the building OF the Court
House.
In the Assembly Mr.. FaRg submitted bill providing
that hereafter no life insurance policy shall be forfeited
except in the prescribed In the bill Written
notice must ia all be served upon each person nod
ing policy or upon the person to whom the poney mas
been assigned at least 10 days before the premium -
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OF the premium until 10 days after the said premium Is
duo and furthermore an affidavit OF personal service
must be fled In the Office Of the Clerk Of the county IN
which the policy was issued II the policy-hoider has
left tho State cannot be found, an affidavit must be
fled that dgent has been made for him. in which
the policy may be forfeited aiter inc expiration OF
! the 10 days OF grace.
Them ia an unmstaable antpathy on tho part or the
! legislature toward the Central and Hudson Railway
Company Resolutions have been carried In both senate
and assembly, investigate the causes OF the late dSa
ter at TO examine generally INTO the con-
don OF the road ard to devise legislation suited 10 the
exigences Of the oc,as No doubt the interference OF
che Legislature makes the accident much mere serious
matter for the Company than it would have been had II
| tafen place after the GdiotInment. ,-,. 49,
! Frrther results OF the EeW-HarnhWg slaughter arc
two bills introduced In tho Assembly today, ono by br
Fisk prohibiting the transportation OF petroleum IN buk
over any passenger railroad under penalty OF NoEo nhe
for each ofense and e other by Mr. Prince prohibiting
RAILWAY companies from locking the doors or sseaset
that on the INSIDE cbOb VPcn sS"p
| q common practice with the Hudson RIVER company.
The Tyomby outrage again before tle Assembly,
This morning In the shape or RESOLUTION from tHe CoI
niftee ON Printing furnish 1000 copies OF the nof
and minority reports of the Committee on Prekes anu
FectioIg for Of members. Mr.. FISK OF Aadson
moved to make the number 10000. Thereupon, nj.
Fields moved to lay both the resolution anu tho enema
uent on the table Before the Clerk had proeeeie a
n gaining tho Yeas and Nays, Fields saw shat be hsn
| made mistake, and ende9vored TO wfthdtaW MS
motion but was prevented by MI. Bigna, the ulNersil
Director Fields voted against his own motion, whc9
was lost and the resolution WIS Subsequently eihchal
| TO read 9eO0 copies OF the reports Many Demecratd
voted against publishing the reports, which tley ieSy
| well wish out OF existence. -, 49,
| Mr. Alyord introduced this morning, = Dill requiring
all railroad end transportation companies TO carry WAR;
out charge the myriad Of public ofdcer legislators and
Judges of every description, County and state some OF
| whom are unfortunate as TO have to pay rare
during certain months OF the year When the bill comes
before House, IL not sooner, an amendments VIII pc
made TO include clergymen OF ell denominations Mr..
Ayord himself has eontemptUously refused pass over
the Central road and regularly pays his fare to and nom
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New York and Brooklyn to mako none but true AMI W.
deceptive statements in regard 30 the character cono
ton ownership, value or situation or any property real
toneer who tells lie shall be deemed guilty OF msde-
meanor and be punished by imprisonment for year or
so and fine not exceeding 81 900 ANY purchaser VINO
him $500 IN addition TO losses he may nave sustained