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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
THE UNIVERSAL LIFE.
ISAAC J. FRENCH APPOINTED A REFEREE TO TAX
TESTIMONY AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE COM
PASY.

ISAAC J. FRENCH APPOINTED REFEREE TO TAKE
TESTIMONY AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE COM
PASY.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July 17.-In the case of
the Universal Life Insurance Company, before Judge
Iandon to-day, an order to show cause why Re
ceiver should be appointed, Messrs Vanderpoel,
Green sewan of New-YOrk, and Samuel Hard Of AL
baDy appeared for the Company, and Attorney GEN
era Fairchd and Deputy Paige for the State. Counse-
for the Company denied the insolvency OF the
Company and maintained that the Insurance De
partInent in It's recent report had greatly under
valued the assets OF the Company, tw0thris OF which
WAS real in the central portion OF New ork
Also that an Official from the Insurance Department had
reest of the Comp N.Y. and that he reported the real
estate worth ABOUT what the Company had bought II at
that It's value about million three hundred thOu.
and dollars while the Insurance Department re-
nor ted said property worth only between five and
hundred Thousand dollars. Counsel for the Company
asked mat Referee he appointed 10 take testimony
the point. raised and thus determine whether tho Com
pany Is solvent or not.
The OTHER side consented, and the Court appointed
such Referee. Isaac j. French OF fewYOrk.
One condition of the a<rotnet That the premiums
paId in during the pendency Of the Investigation snail
be deositd in the nted skates Trust Company subject
10 the further Of the Court 70 be- returned 10 policy
holders Court husly orders The dissolution Of
the Company. - -,
The friends Of the Company quite pleased with the
decision claiming that gives them lease OF lie
bur tie insurance Department remains firm In it<
opinion that the Company should close up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
ST. LOUIS BANK FAILURES.

THE REPORT or THE SUSPENSION OF TIE BREMEN
SAVINGS BANK CONFIRMED.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE reported closing of
the Bremen Savings Bank has proved true The Bank
did its clearing through the Franklin Avenue Savings
Bank but assurances OF further accommod alton
from that source not being forthcoming. the Direct
declaring that, In view OF the requirements Of
the State banking law and the present financial dis
tress and In duty to depositOrs and stockholders, tho
bank would spend for period OF ten days. with
To- final liquidation The original capital OF the bank
but this reduced sometime sinc 10 500 900
by reason OF bad securities The deposits amount
TO ABOUT 100000. including $4,000 In time
deposts The asset. placed at S25O,0OO The OH
the bank assert that deposors Will be fully paid
The to-day very light, and long before the close
pected that there viii be no further trouble, and that
bus meas will resume its regular course tomorrow.
The statement that Espy, Heidelblck Co. OF Cncin-
mali had considerable deposit la the North 81. Louis
Savings Bank when IL closed yesterday In untrue That
house is debtor IN ANAL amount the bank instead Of
hei "A creditor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
THE PATTERSON FIRES HEAVY LOSSES

The action of the Board of Directors of the
Paterson Fire Insurance Company at their meeting on
Monday night, when they decided to wind up the aais
Of tie corporation was not unexpected by the people OF
Paterson Tue Company haI Deen losing money very
heavily for some time past The Secretary, Ihaddens
sherman who resides this city, presented us resgna
tom ON Monday evening" but the Directors refused 10 re-
criye IT, and by unanimous vote discharged hin rms
action was based upon the ground, IL Is asserted,
that Mr. sherman had grossly mismanged the
AFT rs OF the Company. The statement OF the COMPANY
na not vet been preps ed out John Brown President
of tue First National Bank OF Paterson who Is also Pres
idept OF the Insurance Company, stated YESTERDAY tat
The Company had lost S332oo9 wltuin ,.t ine n
eighteen mon. The agent OF the MIDDLE De
uartIrent OF New-York state, ID. X. Satteilee,
Is behind about $4,000, which he has received
as premiums and which amount stands charged 20 nun
ON inc books OF The company. THIS If the basis OF the
erroneous impressoD gained from the dispatch 10 tie
ASSOCIATED Press published yesterday, that ls dscrp
ancy WAS In the accounts OF the AGENTS III ths city.
Tnesc agents Irving, Frank Dubois, received letter
from MI brown, the President, yesterday, saving that
this statement a. far they were concerned was Moor
rect their business with the Company had always been
of an honorable character and satisfactory ana pfOns
BILE to the Company. ~.
G. Augustus Hobart member OF the Board OF Direc.
tors went 10 Trenton yesterday TO ask Nce hancenor
Vrt To appoint Receiver AZ once. The Directors nave
Dc ttoned tor the appointment VI James Jdchsoh INC
Cashier of the Second Natioual Bank OF Paterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

being caught in the machinery Flynn lived No s97
North secoDd-st He leaves wife and children.
Ex-Jndge Lott, G. II. Fisher and i. II. ROdman
the Referees in tho Kingsley Keeney suit against the City
sl78OOO held another meeting yesterday IN the City
to consider the evidence in that Several
hours spent in discussion, but conclusion was
reached.
Lavinia PinkDey. young colored girl. about four
years brought from savannah, Ca and appreed
to Ha gan, No. 2l7 WarcDs. who promised re
her parents should desire
Recently the girl live with Hugh Gaylor retired
merchant Of No. 223 wsenst and made complaints Of
treatment by her former master Mr.. Hlgsn asked his
neghbor deliver up apprentice but Mr. Gayor refused
be settled Justice Ferrys Court nor
The girl is under 81, 900 bonds 70 appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
A COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE THK ASSETS OF THE
CHARTEE OAK-ACIION OF POLICY-HOI

A COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE THR ASSETS OF THE
CHARTER oAK-ACIIoN OF POLiCY-HOLDERs.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 17.-At meeting
of gentlemen connected with Life Insurance Companits
this afternoon committee appointed to investigate
the assets Of Charter Oak Insurance Company and
to ascertain whether the company can be saved and
tnue 20 do business under entirely strong and
Trustworthy management. The examination will be be-
gun tomorrow. meeting of Hartford policy-holders
was held this evening at which the following resolution
was passed:
ResOiped That committee OF three he appointed To
confer with the Life Insurance Committee 10 the END,
that some hing definite to the financial condition OF
the Charter OAK Life Insurance Company may be
learned and wuat the prospects OF reorganization or re-
suscatun said Committee t. report 10 an adjourn
ed meeting of the policy-noders 10 be called by the
Chairman when they direct and the Committee arc re-
auested to send through the Associated Press
TO absent policy advising item not 10 be alarmed
at rumOs but promptly 10 pay their premiums as they
fail due informing them tnat honest earnest and very
serious efforts being made TO save the Company.
Speeches were made by several gentlemen adverse to
the appointment OF - receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
LARGE FIRE IN PITTSBURGH
A. HARTUPEEs FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS
BURNED-Ioss OVER 100000.

A. HARTUPEES FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS
BURNED-Ioss OVER 100000.
PITTSBURGH, Penn, July 1.-THE extensive
foundry and machine shops Of Hartupee. occupying
a square on a short street between First aud Sec
ond-aves., were destroyed by fire this evening
The fire broke out little before o'clock, III
a room used for storing old patterns by
sparks from the cupola All efforts ~ control the flames
were fruitless ami the works total loss The walls
f.rug Secondsye fell outward and completely choked
the street. many persons narrowly escaping from the
falling debris The loss Is very heavy, that patterns
alone of which there was tEirtyhye years accumula
ton, reaching 100000.
The building aud fixed tools were owned by Dr. David
Osteticr OF HOstctter smith HIS loss Is estimated
AT 500 OOO with insurance Of $4,000, one-thrd Of
which was placed in home and the balance In foreign
companies.
Nj. Hal tupees loss stock aud machinery will reach
Sl20.0O0. with All insurance OF S2b, BOO n. Snyder
Co. bOilernaIers lose 81 900, and Armstrong and Hut
Gibson 50 600 patterns stored with Mr. Hartupee.
IL is stated that the Home Insurance Co. Of Newly ork
holds policies the building and contents but the
amount could not be Nsccrtaned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
TIE INDIAN VAR.

REINFoRCEMENTs FOR GEN. HOWARD PRESSING
FORWARD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July ia Boise City
press despatch SAYS Battery b. mounted cavalry AMI
commanded by Capt. Hasbrouck and Lieuts. Ennis,
Chaplin Hammond and Wilson, arrived here to-day The
company consists OF sixty enlisted The horses areof
tic largest size and unfit for mountain travel and rough
campaigning. IL is the opinion OF officers here, well
as Others that the horses will give out and the men be
LEFT on foot after few days travel the mountain
Lieut. Wilson, with twenty Indian scouts rom Fort Hall,
arrived here few minutes before Capt. HasbfoucI.
The are last troops which VIII come this way it'll
out ell ang, orders. Fort Boise will be left will out
garrison, and the whole OF Southern Idaho without
troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
THE CHARTER OAKS MANAGEMENT.

AR YIrRBER REVIEWS HIS CONNECTION WITH THE
COMPANY AND DEFENDS HIS TRANsACTIONs.-ms
CONTRACT AND WHAT HR HAs DONE UNDER 1T.
Henry j. Furber has prepared statement
addressed to the agents aud pocyhoders of the Charter
Oak Life Insurance Company, In which he reviews at
length the history OF his management lie states that
The time han arrived when duty 10 himself and the agents
and pocyholders demands that be shall furnish the de-
,aus Of his connection with the Compaey. he says
that In November. 1875, he was requested
nv the officers or the Company TO asso-
clste himself with them IN she management, an
after careful examination, and much negotiation plan
vas agreed TO- and undertook IN contribute TO the as
ss az the company the sum of $5o0OOO, TO make good
deficiency resulting from depreciation In certain loans
20 the Connecticut Valley Railroad aud Allen stephen
Co "At this time" Mr. Furber says, 'ft was repre-
ssnted 70 me that the assets OF the Company
,ceoning these items their year value were fully
,al IN is liabilifes but that the Insurance Commits
oper Of Connection was unwilling 10 admit these loans
xeept At their pp sei real value and that the diner
oe should be added 10 the assets Of the company In ac
,ut.be securities value in case form OF
otract WA dra wn up aud agreed 70 between the ON
- ~ the company and myself, aud before rat
,,-tog n insisted that the whole matter
ma he admitted 70 the superintendent He called IN
. K Barr Of Ihe Hartford Times. and both gentle
!, On approved tbe contract
e emtract gives Mr.. Pur5er III per cent OF AL pre-
,.,. collected a. the home Office reported "a col
,ee,sd by the agent during the month Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
AN INDIAN MASSACRE ~ THE BLACK HILLS.
DEADwoOD, ID. r., July LITTLE Black Hills

Times publishes the following this evening extra
We learn from Mr. John McKclvey OF St. Paul
that this afternoon as tEe Bismarck stage arrived
at "A point two miles north Of Bare Butts, and
ten miles from Crook City, they came upon the
bodies OF two and woman lying on tile road
The men bad been shot and scaped, and the
women had been shot, scalped and horribly mutt
lated The murdered party had been travelling
by OK train The contents OF their wagon were
scattered promiscuously around. The Indians about
twelve in number after killing these travellers attacked
a party Of transfers WHO coraed few miles
bac K hut ran away the first fire. Frcghters coming
IN picked up bodies OF the two and the wOnan
and brought them to Crook CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
THE TRANs-BALKAN OPERATIONS.

LONDON, Wednesday,, July II, 1877.
Despite the Turkish official report of the repulse
of the Russians by Raouf Pasha some apprehension
seems to exist lest the Russian flying column
should reach the main line of railway.
The Director of the Roumelian lines has
arrived at Adrianople to get all the rolling
stock back from PhIlippopolis, aud further on. No
confirmation has, however, yet been received of the
report that Raouf Pasha had defeated the Russians
South of the Balkans. He has, including the gar
rison of Adranople. hardly 10000 men, The
number of Russians South Of the Balkans estimated
at % 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
? Q ST S G RI p T.
3:I5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SURRENDER OF NIKOPOLIS.

LONDON, Wednesday July TO, IoIT'
Various special correspondents of the London pa
pers, including one at -Margurela, who was an
eyewitness of the operations, fully confirm
the capture of the Turkish garrison and
artillery of Nikopolis The surrender seems
to have been brought about by encircllng
Nikopols with an overwhelming artillery hre'
to which the Russian and Roumanian batteries al
Turna-Margurella contributed. There were three
hours fighting on the Glacis. The two Pashas VINO
surrendered are the same who recently permitted
26O pontoons to pass Nkopoiis for the building OF
the Sistova bridge. Bribery is suspected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
THE HAvERHrLL SAVINGS BANK EsJoNED.

BosToN, July 1.-THE Commissioner of Saw
ings Banks enoined the Haverhill. Mass, Savings
Bank from doing further business. THIS was precau-
onary step and intended prOte~ the depositors The
lat report from the bank showed total OF deposits OF
098 80 The losses sustained by the bank probably
arose the depreciation OF real estate It's loans on
tAis class VI property amounting " S593,Ol3 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
A TURKISH CRISIS EXPECTED.

LONDON, Wednesday, July IS, 1877.
Ministerial crisis is said to be impending at
Constantnople. The Sultan is reported to he
strongly inclined to make peace, having already
given Namyl Pasha at Shumla personal instructions
on this subject. The young Turks oppose this
policy.
RIVER DU LoUP, Que, July ia sharp
shock of carthqake occurred hereat O'Clock this
Ing and lasted about 30 seconds.
IF0r other F6refqn Mars First Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
EFFECTS OF THE LIGHTNING IN YoNKERs.

The lightning struck at several points in
Yopkers yesterday At Miss Clara Mors's country seat
near the Southern boundary OF the city, her cOachman
while standing in the carriage house. Knocked down
and rendered unconscious for short time Two horses
which were standing In their stalls stunned and fell
TO the floor One Of them the favOre saddle horse OF
Mas Morris valued at 81 400, had HIS loft hind leg
broken above the ankle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
A NEW Turkish LEVY.

LONDON, Wednesday, July 1s, 1877.
An official order announces that the Sultan has
decided on the immediate formation of ten bat
talions of auxIaries composed of Mussulman and
non-Mussulman inhabitants of Constantinople. for
the reinforcement of the Army of Roumea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
CvrpvTUINC IN UONFOpATHY

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.
AZ Homeopathic Books and Medicines Gases, C. &C.
uTMPHiFY,S, 100 FuitOn-st aud S62 BrOadv ay, Just
above Seyentecnth-sL
CCHULTZ'S CLUB SODA in oval pints; corls
y and botfl-s branded: Sellers water, Nicy kissngen
Bitter Kissngen All waters on drAugh are Ae' III en
gallon glass 10 prevent metallic conialnauOh Az
dress orders CARL II. SCHULTZ $50 Broalnay.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF sne
- Generauve organs radically and speedily cured Oncs
hours 3 10 8. HEN RY A. DANIELS ID IA LeAhglonS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
THE DANUBIAN OPERATIONS.

LONDON, Wednesday,, July II, ISII.
The Gar has arrived at Fraeshti, five miles north
Of Gurgevo. This indicates that the time he's come
for beginning the investment of Rustchuk
Vienna telegram says that the Turks have
abandoned the line of defense from Germ avoda to
Kustendji.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

When leaving home for the Summer, the
prudent provide themselves with DR. JAfNEs CAksSAl,s
RsAM IN Orier properly aud ehecluy an ~ sch
Cramp DiarIhea, Dysentary, Cholera MorDns, &c-eem
plants OF less prevalent at uns NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1877:

the first competition win take place to-day beginning at
1890 Fifteen shots are be fred from each distance
Tho conditions governing the shooting were pun pun
scores made by the competitors and their resdences
COMPETITION THE sIERsAroSL TEAM c.or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
ppovINEyT ARRIVALs.

RreroOrt House-Charlem3gne lower. ana -. ID;
Wright Philadelphia and FrideIck Bllhnss ~ faroeS
- 81 James HOtet-~eDator j. T. M9Insrspn VI
~, naLer N Lieut. Com
sr.iarct Pearson T. g. Navy smith NJ. Weed Of
PIatfsburgh, n. Y, aud William Florence ,ua
HO-Deputy Secretary OF STAFF Ed2ar NJ hPgsi,oi s
and Commander Henry Wilson, u = navy ng IJ
y uues anar Iohn schonler ~ s. Navy and stanton
,,ii gnitan Ersyeu Horss-Capt Dayes Of the
81 Nicholas Htfrt-Sepator ALVIN oa"''
Of Nah L. H. Blsbee OF EhlcaBO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

"DO those bells sound an alarm OF hre y
said stranger the other sunday the bells were
calling together the worshper- Yes, was the Fepy'
hut the fire is in the next world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
TpoTTING AT BEACON PARK.

BosToN, Mass, July 1.-THE July meeting
Of Beacon Park began to-day with two fine races The
attendance light owing to the threatening weather
The following summaries:
FIRST Race-For the 2:20 class. Purse, 800: first
horse 5000 second, 800; third, $780, and fourth $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

ChilIs! HoLMAN's PAD is not only proven,
tive hut prompt radical Of every form Of aaTa
aud Biliousiess. Depot Us Maden'IAne-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

Don't forget it. VAN BUsKIRK's INvIGoRANTl 10
sure cure dyspepsia constipation biOlsness betVous
ness headache and debility cents Depot Is Veseyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

CERTIFICATE OF THE CHARTER OAK REVOKED.
ALBANY, July 1.-THE certificate of author
ity OF the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company OF Hart
ford Conn., 10 policies in this State yeser
day revoked by Superintendent Smith of the Insurance
Drpartlugut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
HOME NEWS.

rurpuoNrrrR YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
eam TO- Noon Sc, 3 pl M. 7G2. Midnight 49,
Highest dunng the day. S6' lowes,; bS-'
Average II Sameiday, 1875 SUI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
fundamentally

DR.. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Ask your Dentist about theta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
MR.. FURBER'S COMPANIES.
TIE CHARTER OAK AND UNIVERSAL.

TIE CHARTER OAK AND UNIVERSAL.
xIR. FURBER MAKES STATEMENT TO TIRE CHARTER
OAK AGENTS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN TIE 81 100000 SUIT AGAINST THR UNI
yyRsAI-A REFEREE TO TAKE TESTIMONY AP-
POINTED.
Mr. Furber has proposed review and defense Oh
his management of the Charter Oak Company in
statement addressed to agents and policy-hoders
Extended charges of conspiracy and fraud are made
in the complaint in the 100000 suit brought
against the Universal Insurance Company by the
Receiver of the Guardian Mutual. Judge Landon
on the Attorney Generals application for Receiver
of the Universal appointed Isaac " French referee
10 take testimony.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-01

pniitique /; snr motion dc Julea Ferry,
Ia Chambre, r6pond. par 323 volx
contre 2O6, one le mlnistere est com.
pos6 On violation des drsits parle.
inentaires ct Qu'elIe ne pept eutrer
en- relations avec lni. Le Is, II pres
- r6pnblieaine tlcsMands ila fefraite
dcs ministries. Agitation dana Paris,
ct une centaine d'arrestations. Pla-
carsis narNscrits contre le Mar6chal,
afhches dc nnit, 6videmmcnt, par In
police. lie "a. rapport partiel du
bndcetA In Chambrp, reietant des
credits, ,postkrienrs 4 In dissolution !;
le ministre Welche signife au'il gar
dern le persOnnel de N. de rohrton |;
Pagitation augmente, on parle de dis
solution et d'etat de siege, on discute
sur " r6l~ possible de lfsrm6e,' Ia
gnerre eivile narait imminente. Les
flectenrs du 90 reimbursement de
Pnris sont convo1ues ponr donnef, Il
10 d6cembre, nm Templacant an de-
pnfe jules Grevy, qni a opt6 pour
lnrrondis.emcnt de Dole (Jnra). Ai
Osman Pacha n forc4, dit-on, les
lignes de Plevna. mais les Rnsses ont
repnss6 IL Balkan, occnp9 Orchani6,
ct nne colIizon sur h frontiere serbe
= decide la rvie a ,passer dn. cote
dea RnsseH k%tte situation inquiate
yitement ngleterre.I d'aatant plus
one le SUI hn manifeste l'intention
de traiter directement avec le Car.
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,DERS;IsREsS HoUvBLLDs

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~ prsklent Hayes ,suf les troubles surver
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fAx1<,-LA iSsssAier de fAAsoMpeieM ; pesu
en deuii. \ l'nccasion ID y ny0f4 d'ua ID -
aneiens 6sliteurs, u jag4 DEsirt Iel51amc. ~
cesl& y l6 novonhre Narolfomville, 4 Rage
do - ans CT mOis.
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