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TIE FIRE INSURANCE BILL LOST.
- ..-rnN- rEuA III rIn-H VOTE.


lPPo5f THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rHE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, May7.-The most important measure
affecting the fire insurance companies that has been be-
fore the present LEGISLATURE was The subject Of an ex-
citing debate In the Assembly to-day About two
months ago senator Sessions introduced the following
bii iu the Senate:
srcrloN1. Tie amount OF insurance written in
M cv Of Insurance on an buildings insured shall De
taken and deemed the value of the property az the
time f me loss and the amount OF the loss sustained,
aud small ne the measure OF damages unless te loss
was caused By the criminal act OF the assured
After urOl8u gCd contest 10 the Senate the bl was
rassd By that body in the Assembly it met with like
opposition It fought in the committee room. and
,-a rerorfed Adversely The report not approved,
however and the has since been under discussion
senator Sessions has the meantime put forth ali his in
qere p have the bill passed, and the insurance cOmpan-
les fin opposition have sent scores OF letters to the mem
hers. Mr. Ingerso CLautauqua County, has been the
cbaulpon OF the bill the Assembly He called It up to-
dow and fuiusriousv cht supporters. Mr. Steelr of
Oyaro iuet-utlv of red amendment providing thar
opfrv be insured the extent OF only thrcc-ourihs
nf ia vs,ue over this amendment debate 40 once
s+,rang mn Mr Wheeler OF Cattaraugus, said that
t6.ra were so many objections 70 the Dill
that he could not keep silent Il would
change the entire system OF insurance IN this
srfe ana thereby increase its cost Mr. Fish s1it that
tle oDlv men VINO were speaking against the bill were
followed NJ Fish, warmly protested az ne tone 3l
the latters remarks, aud cLdT1ct14IAed me eptt,h
as an ~ The lobbv is at work."
Sla,sr skinner s,u0n and Baker said that they were
NOT iut crested any insurance company bt ilat thry
were opposed 10 the oil. General sharpe sa'a
fbst he was amazed gt the tone NJ Mr. FtsI's
~euark. sneaker Alvord here interrupted the
speaker General Sharpe then said: " Ar. speaker,
'l,' - ~. b,s-I me rrv OF SON thief' from men
Who have had the stolen money IN their pockets Mr..
go a,1,udu,eLt was rejected by a vote 81.
nrur of the ac-al loss then adouted Voting then
began ana the oil lost. by vote Of 81 ayes 20 %
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

York had been purposely made so, n needless panic
being excited by artificial causes," etc. Perhaps a
might get far ther from the fact than this,
but he would have hard work do IT, The late Bank
Superintendent pleaded that he did not close insoyen
savings banks lest he might make panic. A senate
composed OF his political friends removed him because
he did not close the banks. Again. the winter
says that prior the law Of 1875 We md no such
troubles, and savings bank failed in the CITY OF New
York that did not pay dollar for dollar That Is
wonderful. In 1871 and 1872 three savings banks
faiied .wYors with over 32OOO,OoO in them. and
OF them las paid dollar Tor dollar YET; two OF
them have paid 40 the dollar YET aud none
or them has paid I'll vGend IN five years. As If these
were enough with Tianic faculty for ping up
tuth the writer adds. Is Charged another savings
bsnE had l2J cents is god Tor every dollar OF liability
but still was pouucad on That's the way deiamer
skuAs Under the phrase q" 10 IS charged No such thlus
ever occurred or could occur.
Then the writer declares bill No. 14j, In the Senate,
VIII reach this question. After making deal 81 III
qury, that blll discovered to relate 10 The Town O
Waterviet. Perhaps The writer felt the future would
be secured By biil, NafeIvilet contains an
arsenal! But the bill d stated to require the chief
officer Oi the Bank Department 20 give bond, etc
Well well, II Is woud rfu! TIE law has required all
the things rected since 1851,
Again. about two ssvcnJ4s OF the savings banks Of
the state Of NtwIurk are charged not 10 nave made
their returns ~ the forms required by the banking
ltWs" lhe recently puuted rtNOH Oi the ouptflh-
toudent declared thar the reports rOm the several Ddnks
arc uniform ive-sevenths are not one waJ and two
The writer tells what John Mack thinKs and says.
The errors herein mentioned arc al gross ones, aud
they indicate that the author s following blind
gude-to the ditch, or course.
Really II sometimes seems as though little could he
trusted so the organized and lawn custodlans or
savings banks The volunteer ana empirical "euthus-
IS" do not seem to get the right hoid Of the OuSess
Whoever assumes to teach practical affairs needs
other information thAn the yA-aTos oi enthusiastic
a. now appears b..
Ae,o- York, May l. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
ALPHA DELTA PM CONVENTION.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May THE ffthy-sev-
enth annual convention the Alpha Delta Phi Fra
nifty opened tins morning IN Odd Fellows Hail. this city
Fun delegations were present from each Of the sixteen
chapters and many graduates 0t the fraternity IN
attendance Much important business transacted
the most interesting being The OF the Old
Harvard Chapter Tile convention Will continue
t1rouguout Thursday and will conclude with public
exercises and dinner ON Thursday evening. The
speakers AZ the former will be the Hon. John jay, tue
iry,. Percy Brown. Edward Everett Hale, william II.
Wright Henry NJ Ring, -. D., aud the ksat Rev. A. Z.
Cox ID. d. IL, ID.
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THIS BACKING OUT.

f3n az 1rqlei bg certain Confederate CoHgTfssH1ci
Now uomeward let us turn;
The Radicals have beat;
We may as well adjourn
And brsg OF our defeat
Then HIce about;
our banners strike
All ye who Ike
THIS backing Outl
How much that caucus costl
For yielding to It's sway
Tie PresidruCy's lost
We've nuug the nslt away
We're put to lOut
II Ords apDaI,
Ana forfeit ulI
By backing Out.
Not go when under Lee.
We faced the Yankee horde,
Or when Iu Tennessee
We met the prairie sword;
OU- hearts we're Stout
Our saUrts gItaMed-
We never dreamed
OF backing out!
It's Beck that leads. think;
Wen fight EN-" ne deciaTd.
"UEtl Ierll1OB'5 TlLk
Is frozen very hard
DE Ldes tD spout;
Bat that's Hi- worst,
For he's The first
AT backing OUT.
O, wherefore did we don
These feathers ana this paint
And On our anger on
II We were going to faint
when fellows sruuJ
Aud make "a 1uss,
Ridiculous
il backing ont!
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ANERIcAN NEDIclL lss0cLANoM

ATLANTA, Ca, May THE American Medl-
cal Association tls morning heard a paper Oh practice
by Dr. Rochester OF New-YOrk and paper on the state
of medical science by Dr. Billings. OF Washington. IL
tue afternoon the sections held interesting sessions at
which many spectators were present
Tue National Board Of Health discussed the question
of railroad quarantine ana passed resolutions regulate
inr rne same. Resolutions OF the Mississippi Valley
sanitary Council were also fully discussed. They pro-
vide for ne thorough inspect OF al boats bdrges ana
tu.s at New-Oreans, Y.ck.buTg. Memphis and Cairo.
The Board COu6cI held isnt session, IA which d
free Interchange 9f views ON quarantine was Add.
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CHARLa- -CRIRNER'- SONS.

Conference Papers. By Charles Hodge, D. D., lie u.
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related topics. 3y Professor george L. ta-c, %. D.
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The Puritan aud the IA Colonial ffles
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Skin Disease

Great suffering FOR sixteen years. wonderful cure BY the
CUUcurl Remedies. -
Nrssrs WEEKS Il PCrTER-G entlemen: Cutcura Remedies
have 0oue me power have been afflicted with sn
disease f,r years some days roubed me more
10 night he itcnIuc nearly drove me wild
would scratch unrI the blood would run down my umDs
several ply sci SAID they could cure me-
but others said Will say that before used the Cutcua
rnedies fearful stare, and mad given all hope
OF ever having any drowning crasping
al q thought would try the Cuucura Remedies
about which had read much. They have performed
wonderful and Of my own free viii and accord
recommend them.
Yours truly 5. A. STEELE.
G5 vs.. Van Burrust Chicago, H.,
March Z. 1873
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FRANZ RIWNEpS RECITAL.

Mr.. Franz Rummel viii give his first piano
forte recital al sieuway Han this afternoon at hapast
O'Clock. We have already given account Of his
admirable playing ana OF the claims that he has upon
the consideration of the public. and 10 is gratifying 70
learn that the series OF rctas gives every promise Of
being brilliantly successful The programme th, after
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Bac4-IIszt Suite L major. Handel; sonata, Op. 81
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OPP 81 IUprOmpu, op 20, Nasg, GA, No, 1, aud IAe
pOlOuQ!se IN 4, CEOplu.
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from tnr Last English -ulon, revised Fn. i--I p 3D.
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4
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nIsrRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.


A ELL PASSED IN THE ASSEMBLY ALLOWING Saw
INGs BANKS 10 INVEST N THEM.
trpo,y THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRrBUyE.l
ALBANY. May THE bill authorizing the
savings banks OF the State 10 invest their funds in
bouds OF the District OF Columbia although defeated
Yesterday was brought up again to-day. M Obcd
Wheeler the author Of ths BILL Is member Of
+be New-York Stock Exchange, although representing
Ortcbess County in the Assembly and 10 naturally in
tsrested N anca sulscEs In his effort to pass the
bill he was aided by OF the abest and most rsputs
HE men Of the Assembly; and to thi. fact lie owed al
his success as the opposition to the measure was OF
yerv earnest character. Mr. Wheelers first motion
that The vote by which the bill lost yesterday be
recon dered 10 regard to this the and nave were
dsmsnded. MI OgIen, OF Kings said that he originally
was opposed to the BIN but had changed me- opinion IN
view of the establishment Of sinking fund Tor tue re-
denlpuan Of the bonds BY the United states Govern
urni General George II. sharpe. VINO hs, pernstcntT
Opposed all the motions toward making the Dill
iav followed with nerOs dcnunclatOrJ speech.
Nr prsdsv OF Wsschest-r, IN reply 20 General sharpe,
I'D A. the bonds 365 per cent bonds, and FeG-
vsy they brought IN he stock market the same price
a United states bonds. EISPesksr HuE ed made ths
same p0int as Mr.. Bradley. Mr. NheeeFs m0IOn
10 reconsider the vote adopted BY yots or Y 20
81 VouEE tAsn began the bill fse4t As Dsiors mo
calling OF the roll accompanied oy VOueYs Oi
speeches. The bill passed By vote OF ~ to 70
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pages. VITA index. strongly bpuu price ~ -.
Helene. Tale OF Love. Pass AMI RemDrse. By emile
LOIa froe ~ Llnls ID paper. " - ln e.DLn.
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CATHOLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

History Gf the Glss and is Cercf0 Mes iH fhe East
and AesferI mar IA 1852 flr Rev. Joan W lrau On,
Professor -a,re. l. turgy IoGut IT, MAYS college,
tfsJurg SD
Private Charities, Public Lands and Publc Noneyr
Gran uH and .a II money O. tlthnc tul IO4latLo
lie usutul.D.s Ne0h ora compared Price I'D cents.
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Pure water is as much a poison If taken
into the lungs carbonc acid but both are wholesome
when taken utO the stomach, e, ueClaly Ia comhlhi-
ton Carl ii. scAGllZs sparkling table Watlis-lN'
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THO Southern ss1fr~ Vol % OF" F.tls o. Place4" Ed
led Jy H. ~. LoueIClUw. a.
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Angelo a poem Of Michael Ang8O ali Nirr0uI cJollL
p .s. =
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HENRY HOLT 4 Co.

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Pbofoarn nv can give ~ the flowers
but iu MURRAY LANMASs FLORIDA WAFER chemistry nos
rras-d their aromatic It literally bottled
breath fragrant products OF the richest GOral
utuiu world
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A.D.F. RANDOLPn s. o..

Socialism r- Roswell D Hitc.c5es, b. D. Sew 5i.til
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TIE Canterbury PC.EIuz'- To sli from tt. j. no a
Cou-.reur. and sheffield Congress. Br tho E g l-F. T.
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N4RRLED.

YOVNGS-YOUSGS-O Wednesday May 7, at Christ
Church Oys rr BaY 7. T. bv the Rev. q. B. Ellsworth.
sisted by George R. Van De Water william Jones
XCuugs 10 Eleanor smith. daughter Ot UayldJ IUungs.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May g. / a. m.-After the rise
yesterday morning the changes in the barometer were
slight. The weather clear ana partly cloudy aud
the average cmperature D. lower than on Tuesday
rho mercury RANGING between 455 ana 10 The amount
OF moisture M the ar has been Increased slightly.
Clear or partly cloudy weather may De expected ID
this city and vicinity to-day.
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FTsidric6sssii siiisT wsior

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Hss,s MtSsisu su Earta-A thorough Medical frsEt'..
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YORK usv g. Ils malls for AsUisrA aud 5snts Pa &c
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leave Ass srIneiioo May le,os r r.,,p. .,st,,.,e,
P..t Oros -srYsrE. MAY =. 10
The MechlnCs and rracu% Exchange have removed rom
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soon Iernsnade a refreshing healthy summer bower
age. HASBUHf, SMITH HAZARD
standard Fire Insurance Co
OFIICEss
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Ea,tirato., y. q. May 3. ~.

THE TRIBUNE has received 50 for the
x...s refugees from T. H. Sylvester COKsackie, n Y,
ami has sent the money NortLrup Son. tseasurcrs
WTspdOSte. Kan
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We have greatly improved Cur >ewed Carpet Lining with
five r1s uf Jc,z. Old at you get M American carpet
Lining CO.. NewIOrk and Boston. For sale by al carpet
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LER & sHEPARD.


Zeuhiel. o. rhe Birds ~ By na0a del occt.
WA Mrra sr01Asl Edited with Note- and
an iutradueHon by 2r Zsdol B. Gusiafssn Cosl st op
- nU
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GEnRGE NIINRn.

~ 10 u fIusewlter-sG Now-s ork
IN Fair Pair viva GS-tsca Hair. Hon. Mrs. p 'er-
sto- IN ~ Zoe. Fer avpuEi llr- A-s ohphaHL -
Ibc Ineorirrerruzi rr.vc'sor. Oass Dekens DE try
F,,rv Him Molly haFu, ~. -Olaaa siaS-
xsrd'a Duaxhtcr 81 h. ffradoB. zoo.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, rising ba-
rometcr. variable winds. mostly from north ana west.
signify warm r.. partly CLOUDY weather.
For NcW-Eu-iand. rising barometer. northwest 20
southwest winds. warmer, partly cloudy weather
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

HE -IAIE IN0I -Al0-7 " A---'-'- " -l-'--A'
HARRISBURG, Penn, May THE Demo
cratic state Central Committee met here to-day and de-
cded TO lold the state Convention on July l6. az hai
ri,bll-.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
ENFORCING RETRENCHMENT.

NIB. hTRAliANS BILL TO REDUCE SALARIES PASSED
~ rHE AssEMBLY-THE RAILROAD sCHEMrs.
In The Assembly yesterday Mr.. Strahan's bill. re-
ducng official salaries in this city, passed by
vote of 20 TO 81. An attempt is to be
made to-day TO pass Mr.. Braman's rail
road bill, which IL intended 10 allow
the Forty-second Street Railway Company
TO run cars along Broadway. 4 commission to
revise the tax system Of the state is to be ap-
pointed, as none Of the bills taxing corporations
can be passed. Mr.. Sessions Fire Insurance bill
was lost yesterday By vote Of so to 81.
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Guerlal Ssles5.

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TPTpT0VT rOrtI. rH>FPvsTIONS
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standard Fire Insurance Co
OFFICES
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-27
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

St. Petersburg: A. Polish journal will
be established here.
Capetown: Secoceoni is on the way
to the Capetown prison.
Constantinople: Several hundred
mussulman refugees have arrived here
utterly destitute.
Rome: Gen. Avezzana, one of Carl
baldi's most famous companions in
arms, is dead. He was president of the
Italian Irredenta committee.
st. Louis: In an Interview last
night Mr. Moody says that so far as he
knows there is no foundation for the
reported conversion of Dan Rice.
Buenos Ayres: The prevailing opin-
ion here is that the war on the west
coast is practically over, the allies be-
ing reported in a state of complete dis
integration.
Valparaiso: The allies, after their de-
feat at Dolores, concentrated at Tara
peca, where they were attacked by the
Chilians and driven from their positions
with heavy loss.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-27

surprised OH the afternoon of Christmas
day to learn that the arms and ammu
milton were being removed from the
state arsenal here to the railroad depot.
The first actual knowledge of the fact,
was upon seeing teams loaded and pass
ing through the principal streets. I'm
mediately there was Il spontaneous up
rising of our best citizens, so filling the
streets as prevent the teams passing.
The mayor, who had been sent for, hay
ing no knowledge of the authority
under which the arms were being
moved, first demanded who assumed
the responsibility of the movement.
He was answered by IA Mr.. French,
representing himself to be u. clerk in
the adjutant generals office, and that
he was acting under the verbal instruc-
tions of Governor Garceloa, to remove
the arms and ammunition by railroad
to Augusta. Mr.. French seeing the
difficulties in the way, and being in
formed by the mayor that he might be
unable to restrain the people with the
force at his command, decided to re-
turn the arms to the arsenal, and the
citizens quietly dispersed. While de-
ploring the act of the state authorities
in moving large quantities of deadly
weapons through the streets of peace
full city in the present excited condition
of the public mind. we shall endeavor
to the extent of our ability 10 prevent
any action which should impair our
good fame as law abiding citizens