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The New York herald., 1878-11-20
THE sHULTIs HOMICIDE.
NO PROBABLE FOUNDATION FOR TIE SUSPICION
OF POISONING by THE MOTHER.

NO PROBABLE FOUNDATION FOR The SUSPICION
OF PoIsIoNING by THE MOTHER.
DY TELEGRAPH To TIE HERALD
KINGSTON \. Y, Nov ~, 1879.
A further investigation has been made b. the
HERALD correspondent of the chchesteryilie hom-
eide. The people Of that little hamlet have been
visited and the story Of has been heard from
every standpoint The villagers very generally be-
leve that the death Of young schultis was not so
much the result of the blow from the stone thrown
by his brother i. was from subsequent causes
These declared by neighbors to have been
allegation has especial reference the charge of ad
Ininistering poison
TIlR AOTHKR's STATEMENT.
That Mrs. Shultis might not be condemned un-
heard your correspondent visited her home and in
terviewed her at length She declares she is inno
cent of all guilt. She admits that she has on
different occasions purchased poison but says it
always used to extermnate mice. Charles. she says,
had been very bad boy; he would obey her;
lie lazy AMI would not work. and in reply to her
every atlmoniton was always profanely abusive She
says hc knew she had certain sum Of money In
bank. and that fact the Of much III treat
ent by him. He wanted obtain possession of this
money. He Yves also dissipatcd Size says that the
story OF administering poison is one concocted by
enemies in order to effect her run Mrs. Shuts
wept profusely throughout the interview.
NOT So BLACK As SHE WAS PAINTED.
The home OF Mrs. Sh1ltis s rude story build
Ing her floors are without carpet and thcr. il little
furniture in the rooms. A well worn Bible il. how
ever. of the thugs FIRST entering the
room containing the bed on which the boy Charles
died. The stories told in the village will not bear in
yesgation. Mrs Shutis has been quarrelsolne. but
that she is endiah she has been painted is not
to be believed. The Coroners jury. it is evident.
acted wisely III not causing her arrest charge not
likely to be sustained
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
KING HUMBERT.
ROLLS DESPERATE sTRUGGLE--THE AssAssINs
WILD THEORIES PopE's coNcRAruLA-
rIoSs.

WILD THEORIES PoPE's coNGRArULA-
rIoNs.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Nov. co. 1873.
Atcleeram from Rome to the Times says the dagger
or the assassin Passanante hidden in the folds of
small rel aag bearing the words, yiva Ia Republica
Universale." when he made the attack King Hum
bert. The King swung round his sheathed sword and
struck him with it on the head. Passanante returned
to the attack. when the Queen cried out, 'signor
Carroll. the King
DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH CAIRoLI.
signor Carroll at once threw himself between the
King and the assassin and caught tho latter by the
hair He received thrust from passanantes dagger.
but still held on to him till municipal guard named
Giannettini secured him. The struggle between Sig
Carroll and the assassin very desperate. but
the whole affair over in few moments.
THE POLICE OFFICER PROMOTED.
Tho cortege proceeded on its way. and the Kings
aspect calm and that Of Signor CARROLL snil
ing that nobody suspected what had happened. On
reaching the palace the Ministers wound was bound
ard eecles and ice applied. The King visited Clan
ncttini, the brave municipal gnard. and promoted
him to the rank Of sergeant
DOWN AuTAoMTY.
Passanante confessed his connection with the inter
nationaists and said ho deastcd kings and emperors
authorities and misery"
FURTHER CONFESSIONS.
Passanante informed his examiners to-day that his
intention to finish King Hunlbert. and II he had
succeeded he had no personal feeling against the
King the government. He intended the assassna-
ton as q means toward universal republic.
FURTHRn ARRESTS
signor Melilo. editor Of the Naples Censor news
paperl. has been arrested. He formerly
ciate of Passanante. and arrested with him in
1870 for posting revolutionary placards. The shop
keeper who sold Passsnante the knife with which he
attempted to kill the King has also been arrested
A SECOND ATTACK
The Corps of Veterans which suffered . loss Of two
men by the explosion Of bomb thrown into the
ranks during procession in Florence. in celebration
OF King Humberts escape from the assassin. was SIM
ilnrly attacked while returning from funeral pro-
cession in honor Of King Victor Emmanuel.
SEVERAL ARRESTS MADE IN HLoREsCE.
The authorities Of Florence have made several
arrests in connection with the bomb outrage
They are confident Of detecting the criminal An
other Of the wounded has died.
TKE PoPE's CONGRATULATIONS
The following is the Pope's congratuatory telegram
to King Hunbert:---
Having heard Of the deplorable attempt made
against the life Of your Majesty express to you my
extreme concern, and at the same time my congratu-
lAtions that you have escaped this grave danger.
pray God for the preservation Of your Majesty's
health. LEO"
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

It's claims the one hand, which be kept in
as olute security and resd.ne-s for thar parpose
secpins intact is Vitality above 4aisrd NOR
taiiiy tables. wc premiums are ns-cd same com
paaies baiiesed portiSa,ea reg es' th
scand 'sircipo ef s's nas.-s. waie .l.y AFFECT
u view Of sc possible deprecssea heicw s vital stand
dnrng the iasr .ree wears o as rule those h elect Il
retire soundsr l.ses than thoae who decide ean It
WAS incumbent upon the cement check this de
p such rs weud he eriesa. ~ e end sought
due Consideration of IN points involved embracing
rebate the rrt two years. premiums should be
we soald have wanting proper forecast and abll
Try had we not Ictessea hr necessity Tor ths action anJ
members who retired son<t 70 snnder their
nscion with the c,,,rary of which thoy had
main meneer f.; lii. Tie Just and universally admitted
~ thcia ."lf leave TO damage sup
@ sns w You Your r. y Ss end W G
due. from the surrender value allowed these retiring mem
any ana sssng noiey hoders apan iae party withdraw
.af Gns ~" one penny u The mss,s 1s The
source of ace"nnasioa tie uss Of which wss Ie T. tSe
discretion q he executive officers IN their
sser beyond tina. viii roiu.o tho
Ike tho wheat cs into the ground and ss Tor ,ine bas
TO bear tenioli harves, 70 it, owner;
which ,; \ more e.ossy " ss0no%ea Or equitable e
vn:a~soas and predsass them This we sssort from
full answssss q q. the prinsires aSoyea and With
The ability OF tae company lower its premiums
has been demonstrated by its experience and
unwiiiinRy taken premiums quite
the naeessi lies Of business Tor years past Why
should have been compelled take the forty
five millions which have returned 0 our pol
iey holders cseI-p payments, called dividends? Tho
public. in its time, viii ask this ques-
tion with emphasis We have given back from
policy holders all that haa been necessary
beyond question: why should
The wo pinccs himself insure his life for tho
LcLsi, Of his family required from year pay
beyond what IL the effect Of which Is
involve him mnnecess com,isson and OF inter
There has history of the company
when it coud not have taken premiums cheaper
scale than II has done. then have able
respectable percentage in the end
OF the year
But now, when this company proposes 70 benefit its
policy holders and She insurng public by rebate for
years upon their premiums with present
designs beyond that time and in way in
which old policy holders benefited and NOT
injured be ma'igned aud msrepresented BY rival
companies who club together the press and send
Of policy holders by fAlae stutem emcnts.
defxmrss but prefer quietly and
il with tLos II interests
We give this history md itop Of company the
tests Of its infringement by these tests
10 stand or fall
In Sion repeat the question ";bsll corpora
tions shape and manage their busiress shall their
rivals dictate and manage ityn
Your okvd!ent servants.
r. = WINSTON, President.
RICHARD A. McCt KDf. Vice President
WILLIAM II. 4. BARTLETT, Astuary.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
IN rHE CITY.

Inquiry yesterday developed tho fact that Mr.
Dwight had applied for insurance at every Life Office
in the country. The knckerbocker Life the first
to reject him. not account OF his physi-
cal condition. but because he placing
do vast amount Of insurance. and insisted paying
company WINS discovered By the Globe Life. The Int
ter company had written policy for $4,000 his
The Mutual Life had narrow escape.
He applied 70 this company for $3000o of insurance
bu. the institution refused TO issue for more than
9lO.Dy0. This policy sent on to Bnghamton but
while It was In transit the company got wind OF the
Colonuis troubles and peculiar real estate
operations and tcleernphed it's agent to hold the
policy.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
HOMICIDE IN A COURT HOUSE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10. 1873
Warren Tsto sho. and killed William Love in the
Court House late this afternoon Love had been
witness in . case wherein Tate is plaintiff. After
leaving the stand he met Tate in the corridor, where
Love called Tate liar and STRUCK him. Tate shot
him twice Love died about six O'Clock. After the
shooting Tate into the court room, called to
the stand and gave testimony in the case then in
progress view of several murders OF recent date
much excitement existed. aud 1t time before
il was considered safe to attempt to place Tate in Jail
Love wss prominent real estate dealer and Tate Is Of
tr.e family but is best known the husband Of
former notorious courtean of this city who now re-
aiJ i'm
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
ASSAULT ON AN EDITOR.
lsY TELEGRAPH TO rur HznaLp.l

BY THI4NGnATH To TIE HEIiALD.
TRENTON. y. j., Nov. 1e, 1875
Peter Fell, brick manufacturer. was required to
give bail for his appearance at court by Justice Dig
nan to-day complaint Of assault preferred against
him by Ernest c. sssh editor and proprietor Of the
Trenton H~ad aSd ,Staats Journal Ii THAI
stahl stated in his papers that Tell had dis
charged German laborer from his em
cratic candidate for sheriff at The late election.
This angered Fell, and last night he violently
sauted Stah in lager beer saloon. when he struck
and knocked down his victim four or five times, aud
the latter forced 10 up stairs in order to
himself from further harm. The affair In producing
OF the parties. Stahls injuries not serious how
evp
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia. for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and France, tor Havre, will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Once at
eleven and for France dircc at hlpas. eleven o'clock
A. NJ.
The New yon. HrnM.o--Iditon for Europe-wiil
be ready at half.pa.t eight o'clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers sor mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
BIDS FOR BALTIMORE BONDS.
rsy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

BALTIMORE Md Nov. 10, 1873.
Bids for funding 81. .oooo0o of the city's floating
debt were opened to-day. The bonds to be issued
will bear ve per oentinterest The bids numbered 10
and aggregated nearly sioooooo all being above par
Only s4oo.oos of the s1ooo.ooo will be awarded to
outside parties At this time OF this sum s2oo win be
given to Brown Lowndos at io4 iloo and $500 Oooto
johnston Brothers Co., at 104 2ioo Some s3o0,oco
win also be given to the McDonough Educational In
stiute AZ the average rates Of accepted proposals.
The bids indicate the abundance of capital soaking in
yestnent and the fullest confidence in Baltimore &C.
cuYties.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
COAL DEALERS ROBBED.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

SpRISoFrELD, Ohio. Nov. ~, 1873.
The coal dealers along the railroads In this vicinity
have organized for protecton against thieves. Sew
cral members of this organisation employed do
tectivo between Dayton and Columbus. His
report IN that every car load OF coal loses
half ton in travelling every nifty miles. This
bss amounts to eress deal Ia year. The detective
reported that ut stasons the coal stolen In
open day before the eyes of the railroad men and
without mosstaton. The coal dealers are determined
10 break up this system OF robbery. and have Do
mandrd the cc-cpe-stiou Of the railroad cfnc1nas-
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
SUICIDE BY HANGING.
fpy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BaIIrxoRr, Nd, Nov. -, 1873
Mrs. Wilhelmna Erumme aged forty-soIr
German widow. committed suicide this
afternoon by hanging herself III an upper
room Of her residence In West baltimore
She adjusted the cord with Der hands and leaped
from chair which shs stood Her thrc-ycar-od
child Witnessed the tragedy, having been taken up
stairs by Mrs Krumme just before the suicidal ACT
The woman Is supposed 10 have been insane.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
NO PARDON FOR MORGAN.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov. 10, 1879
when Revenue Agent Jacob Wagner, under flag OF
truce interviewed Campbell Morgan. the nioonshner
in Jackson county, the 9Th :nst Morgan put in
his hands letter to Commissioner Rsum asking TO
be parioned for all ol.encos up to date Collector
wcodcock to-day received copy of letter to Morgan
from Commissioner lssum, In which occur. this
paragraph: - glad to know that you have dstcr
mined abandon the business OF violating the law
but not advised OF any reasons that would war;
rsot pardon In your case"
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
Date IF Foley. Company.
ry-c
1mouat.

In addition 50 the above $4,000 ur life. Mr..
natchelder placed $1,000 accidental in the Travellers
OF Hartford. the 9th Of September. 1873. making
total Of $4,000 placed by Mr.. Bztchelder.
rHK
Dr. John Swinburn and Professor Charles II. Por-
ter. Of Albany. present at the post-morten
examination OF the body at Bngha,n;on Monday,
with agents from nearly all the life insurance compa
MES. The exaninat showed the upper lobe Of one
lung contained tubcrcluous deposits. The hear. was
nearly empty and all the organs or less
congcsted. Some Of the internal organs and blood
were brought to this city for chemical analysis by
direction Of Eastern companies, while other portions
went 10 chemists designated by New York
panies and also chemists retained IN the interests
OF relstiyes OF DECEASED.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
THE DUKE OF MAGENTA.
Ter CABLE 10 THE HHRALp.1

LONDON, Nov. IL, 1873.
Mr.. Pierre Loriilards colt The Duke Of Magenta.
and his trainer Mr. w. Brown. and jockey, W. Barrett.
which left New York ON the sth inst for Iiyerpooh
in tina Egypt arrived safely to-day. The Duke
will Join Mr.. Lcrilards stable, ut Newmarket. and
be- prepared with that septsmAn's other horses for
racing events In the spring.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
NEVADA MINES.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS By EXPERTS.

ENCOURAGING REPORTS BIT EXPERTS.
SAN FnAScrsCo Nov. 10. 1873.
number Of well known experts visited the Sicrrss
Nevads to-day and all make encouraging reports.
The ore in tho cross cut the 2oo foot level Is i'm
proving and IN the cut ON the LOO foot level
tho ore nearly covers tho face. extending upward
progress usde. II 10 believed IN stock crclea here
tonight that the worst Of the panic u over.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
TnE MUTUAL IIFE INsunANcE coNpANY OF

lt4 and 1f6 broadway
Nrw yops, Nov. ~, 1873
Te rHs PoiIcY. .ifoipERs or fnIs CosPASy -
Shall corporations shape aud their bus
meas. o shall their rivals dictate and manage tt1
This company commsnccd business ~ isS .F
Tie nrsi money 4 rs,eIved was.....'',''. sios 50
lin payineat Of a premium
anoans at risk i7si7 4ls 10
Aud its assets aad ilations ..... 2sv eis ~
In Juns Of ths. ycar the present sdninissra
isi on policies iasurinT 55ooooop %
ccs 3o7Dosa %
sane called divTdsaas s,2i.s77 %
psd out h cssk o. Tor Insurance suouni to 4o5sooss 20
II now holds assets, consisting OF bonds and
.dscont States amounting 10. 57o4i. .s4i "a
II owns reai estate, consisting of its three
cdcc buildings in boston, Philadelphia
aud this city, aud such as II has purchased
under forcc losure " It's mortgages amount
I, hs, tnitcd states state caanty "
and city--paying interest. and worth par
and over spoaniise .........,..'.. i7.7eGosi 10
we're sjpio aSl a,
The amount now insured - .F9tsi "a, GO
Tho increase Of its assets In twenty ave years
II assets than known financial ins
tution millions Of dollars than the
combined capital o. all the banks n this city.
ta assets ample for all ito purposes is annual re-
port will shortly show.
Tses src principal fsures which exhbt the history
and condition 81 this company IL has always met every
tude No stain u 10 believed. rshifuny upca its
Uf all tnown busnsss that Of life insurance require. tho
attention TO all ths different pAseIpies and fessures
VI ts management. upon which its prosperity do
ns.dA Asusdsas ana unsccbses usrssssrv 20
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, n. j., Nov 10, 1873.
John Mars. cigar maker. was badly injured by the
accidental discharge Of gun while out hunting near
Hopewcr to-day. Both barrels were discharged. tho.
contents entering his right side and passing upward.
He Ia in critical condition.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
STORES BURNED.
rsy TELEGRAPH TO THE HRnALp.l

C'BAxpIArS. n. r., Nov. ~, 1878.
Francis Haeers store and storehouses. at Mocre's
Forks fourteen miles northwest Of this place, were
destroyed by fire last night All their stock of gro
ccrfes and dry goods was consumed Loss. 800;
buildings IN psrIre for $1,000 stock insurance 81 CO.
Tho nre was un nd1ubbdlY VI incandinry ariUl.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
A ROYAL VISITOR.

HAiHAx \. S.. Ncy. lq, 1879.
The Duke Of Edinburgh. tomorrow forenoon, will
hoist the royal standard the Black Prince. when
royal axlutes will be fired from tie citadel and fect
He win then vit the Admiral, the Genersl- in hief
and the Licutnnsn. Governor in the capacity of y
roysl prince.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.

RUMoR THAT GREAT BRrrAIS WILL AID THE uN--
pERrAKrNo--A GRANT OF SIX MILLIONS srEB-
LING ASKED.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HKaALp.l
OTTAWA. Ont Nov. 1a. 1878.
II IL reported that the Canadian government has
authorized Finance Minister Tiilcy and Sir A. T. st
to press upon the notice Of the imperial authorities
the importance Of aiding the Canada Pcihc Railway
with grant Of E6C00Oo the ground that tho work
IN one OF Imperial concern. It is understood that
Lord Bcaconshcd is not indsposed 70 help the un-
dertsking under certain conditions, being that
the amount contributed by Great Britain shall be
EN- mployed west Of the Rocky Mountains. 1t il said
Parliament viii be called here for the despatch of
business about the first week of January.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours. in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer q. Hudnut's pharmacy.
HHnALD Building. no. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
DEADy-YuNyuM: pxorusELy ILLvsrRATgp. "a
ncents CHARLES = CLARK. Jr Jersry Citv
'BERTsoN's POPLAR iIBRARY.

IlOBEETsoN'S POPULAR LIBRARY.
Bilas of Feather ny r. A. sotAeru ,sc
Daily. Love story ny Mrs y. n Burnett. ise.
LIS tAnuh,"ncr loc
Maarst. By Mrs. Mary j. holmes ise
That wire OF Nine i5c.
rhe psniiss ny Joaquin NilIcr .,.s.......... ilc.
The Phantom cdding. by Mrs. South wvrth. .... i5e
~ Opinions and hetsy Bss,bets. 15e.
That Husband Of Mine Ice.
The View Schoolra an l5c.
Toms Wits, aud How lie Mnaaged Her ......... l5c.
surly Tim. BY Mrs y. n. nurnett i5c.
they All do II BY the Dssbnxy Newsmsn ...... lsc.
Thee ny Mira r. H. Burnett iJc.
That Lass o. Lowriv's ~ Mrs Barnett ....+..... I5c
Thc Rise aud FALL Of the Moussschs lsc
rhe ldocsey schccimastcr. ........,......... I5e
An Idle Exeursvn by Mark twain. ........t AA.
Under the 1jscs BY Louisa " Alccst ......4..s. 40
rcm Bailey n Thomas Bailey Alar'ch ......... z,c
s,arss q soS S M Ssnsvs s.. R.a,sy sr,s @ ~
Giens Greek BY Mrs. Mar, Hclrscs. zc.
Josiah Aliens wife. z-A
Roxy ny Edward Eg,rcsssa 40
Niibanh BY Mrs Mary Y. Holmes .....s...... I5c-
Mad Marriage BY May Agpes reminz .......... zoe
Jericho Road and Thankful Bossom .......... 25c.
ucaab nv Augusta Evans Wilson .............. JOc-
silent and True ny Nsy Agnes Fleming Wc.
rs,s,ss (. sss,s n Aiy ns' fs%oss & &
One Ntchts By N A. Fleming ........... 3Dc-
vrshti BY Augusta Evaps Wilson. ...............N NC.
Mscafia BY Augusta ~ aus ilsen ............ u
Heir Of Charlton Ny May Agnes flcm Nc.
Earl Dunerins Ccmplete Speeches .
wondcrful Woman BY May A. Ficmng. ....4..s nc.
How We Raised Our Baby.
Any Of the above publications post free any pAs
of the United stses rccgnt ~ marked price IN cnsea
ansbridesd ! ROSS R0BRRIsoN. u Vs~s.ss e 's.-.
Can nsda.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

While the fields we're roaming over.
Breathing nov n,owu hay and clover,
Well thiuk OF her, as Is aur wont,
Whose teeth and breath are. every day,
White Us white clovcr--sweet as hay,
Aud all from using Sozopokr
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
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EUROPE

n nYsTHRs-oYs srERs TO EXPORTERS OF OYSs
~ rERs TO ENGLAND
Messrs. II. SAUNlON CO. VI lo MARX LANE,
LONDON. prcprctora OF the QuEEsSBURo OYSTER
FlSIiEKIES in the Duehy of KENT ENGLAND. will bo
TIERS, which they will coll ut their UNIVERSAL OYSTER
prir.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
SOZODONT.
SOZODt)N1

TIME PROOF TEErH.-The teeth may be rendered
tmsproof by brushing them daily With SozopoaT. Ne
tartar can nerf them no cauker ahect the enamel no
delicious dentfrcc Is faihfuy the exclusion u
every other preparation.
.BOLLINGER' CHAMPAGNE
DRY, EXTRA QUALITY
Sold by Nil principal vino merchants and rrocers.
DR. S. H. r LEES LITHONTRIPrIc.
For the of all kidney Affections Sold by Casvs,
Hazard Co. Ewen Mclniire also Dsitman under As.os
House. Depot, ~ Clinton place Send for Pamphlet
GREY's AMERICAN CAPsULEs-BEsT CHEAP
Others. Tin boxes. All druggists.
HAIR pYE.-BACHELOR'S HAIR DYE SOLD By
druggists Applied celebrated wig factory 10 Bond
HOYT'S DYSPEPSIA CURE NEVER FAILS. FOR
sale ny all Druggists General depot 30 vescy ~ "
KEEP YOUR BIRD IN HEALTH AND SONG BY
using SINGERS PArSSr GRAVEL PAPER For sale by d-ug
MAUGER'S POINTER" PLAYING CARDS.
Fox Joker. rounded corners, ndexed. All the rage.
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
At THE TX, !MEmrEor=oLdrAN m =
JOB rSlsysSd s nSS s.. OFFICE.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
nEKAID @ B,ilpdSG !,d% % TO III LET splrAsLE M ABLE FOR Law
PURrosEs. APPLY IX THE COUNTING ROOM OF
THE herald.
TO MAKE THE GUMS HARD AND HEALTHY, USE
BROWNS CAxp1onArEp sArosAcK0Us DsSrIsRick, 25c.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK pERrEcrlNa PRESSES.
capable Of printing l4.ooo copies per hour
OF an eshtpase paper either six eight counnA
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE
Aofsies rsies, inHSero s.aap
Address J. @. BENNETT
New York Herald
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
DWIGHT'S POLICIES.

WHAT Nh. RkTcHELDER, OF ALBANY, HAS TO
sAY-poIIciSy SECURED THROUGH HIM
FURrHRR DEvELopMENTs.
A.pASY N. u, Nov. 49, 1873.
Learning that Mr. N W. Batchelder. Of this city.
District Agent for Vermont and Eastern New
York; Of the Mutual Benefit Life Insur-
ance Company. Of Newark. n j., had placed
large amount Of life insurance for the
late Colonel Walton Dwight Of Bnghainton. your
correspondent called upon him to-day and obtained
the following information:-Mr. Batchelder says
Colonel Dwight called at the ofcen this city in July
Last, with view to having his life insured
THE COMPANIES AFFECTED.
He (Batcheder took the applications and after vis-
iting several Of the home Offices of companies Mr.
Dwight obtained policies from the following named