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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-09
Holman Liver Pad Office.
RINGWALT & HALL.
No. - n. Charles street.
June i-n BALTIMORE, MD,
Rheumatisn.---Its Cure,
TO THE AFrLlcrEp-pEAE FRIENDS

TO THE AFfLICTEp-DEAE FRIENDS.
| 'l~-n il only my duty. neglect af Uhirh would
l." ifJv-;ig % differing humanity .tair % yar tn.
great n'.lr,. ~i'; 20: ts Ig4 >,ar-a,r ~ ;rnu,ril,
during the AT sr.r- s.;l. . bic hail ..,r,
t''I'nN i~i'r L. - 4 IT.. On M-riu...lay
july "iiI. 49, r5fe! e. aus man .ua.rtEs -
terribly THAT De- ,,Ui MT ir be-. touched much 49,
NtTFrh' i"'.u+! U.s. lfn - af.i arm M! ti the
"i"t " = iHr~ h au! Walked u-iltrs without
help %" o, raw Laty l-th fsr:,riIy ali liz only
u-~ti ~" i'.'I!"-. Another f4 hen under
IL could .-n"r dr- arig,-- himself. vet IN n,r
w~ck> Il" r"U!'i j" -- sN wuTk .-ltl IN the
rolling mill H. only used li!.- & Pam ~r-rt.r
to max the Another iitterr, l.4-- tar d.
Ia! na'i- iss full wr~A- sSrrk ,ur!u. thr--
k'ar- "n "'t"ug' 81 TIA" a'h~ lHi pains more
than other h. -uFfrrrl H.. u"v J.-rf-tly veil
Another cs>~ "a Young ia, Who ilsi -r-r,, badly
move III the last Wifn.u, -ul-rius terribly vet n
sixteen hours liter using thu igq >.Er-lgr -- ,ro--
and wake: Irr''-- the r": and "niy f~ 4y we're
require! I" r"-i'r- hrr /" f.~rfr,; hath again
Another ami the lat shall refer To- i. l-,y n
u years, IL could 1T NOV all IuI vet Ia about
- hour, b" r-r Iat wAik"I across thu room AMI .au
"a- r-i'':'! =" h. alta saIu hy thu PAN Ssq-rl,r-
Thee all" hundreds 90; other can r~r TO. The COX
Of references = open :" all IL Neuralgia Headache
CramI- Hni Pans IrauLr A. 1t j. ~irslIy a. crrtsIn
bottle r"-tiH- only 20 la, saved the life
"i a human rtns. aud from To tx bottle. la.
restored I" health and u.r:unr-- many had case Of
Rheumatism
Wh~n tiIIs r"rH"sy hrinc- property known have no
Doubt 1t will become h"us"iind AMI STANDARD remedy
IN every family. t-.iulf-- - -1t-n.Ivr il viii
only have I" t-. u-fri :" L. At "ur~ appreciated.
OHir" Tor C"u'uiaian IA. Iup King - Wilmington
Respectfully J II SIMS. Np
Wilmington D-l.
ea-rfiurifa,I D,i,ui Wilmington. Del. aud ,oid /,
dealers ~ ng~sli, linz, -su- /.
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Tue PEot'LE Want PRooF-Therc is
no medicine prescribed 10y physicians, OF
sold by Druggists. that carries such evi-
dcnce of its success and superior virtue as
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe
Cough, Colds settled on the breast, Con.
sumption, or any disease of the Throat and
Lungs. \ proof OF that fact is that ans
person afflicted. can get sample bottle for
10 cents and try it's superior effect before
buying the regular size - cents. II ha.
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonderful cures Ar.
astonishing everyone that uses il. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it.
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Ten days later young man in Wes.
te:n town might have been seen busily
whiting what appeared to be an important
document. From time TO time lie referred
Ia some papers that lay before him on the
desk. Ills face bore the impress Of sub
dued SORROW aud heroic enduraucc-such
au one As dcz IN times in TIA.
course Of 4 whole life, but when once seen
is never forgotten.
Fred, does this concern you? Harry
ran across il in the New York Hrld and
brought it over to me. hope it Is good
news old fellow
"lf Frederick Ar:.,s!d vii! send any Ii
dings of himself to No. los Arlington
Place, Boston, he will hear of something To
his advantage. Any information regard
ing this gentleman will be richly rewarded. =
:" am of on the 1 30 train, Hall. 1t is
news OF my lost Oracle. Good by. We
will not forget. Expect me back any day
Will telegraph imme lately"
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Grace, Darling, have learned to bc
heye Ia the cumpcusatIons of life. | sought
you everywhere, but TO one knew anything
about you, aud at last ! went back having
nothing because had lost you. Little did
| think in the iar-hack days that my little
wife would bring me back to my kindred.
Out of the storm"
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n Duryea's Celebrated " Maizena, -
manufactured at Glen Cove, Y. Y. Is one
OF the most delightful preparations for food
in the world. Recommended 10y tie high
est medical authorities in both hemisph,res.
and receiving the first medals and diplomas
81 ali the great International exhibitions.
Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch is the best
in the world Use il once aud YOU will ms.
no other. 1t has received tn, highc,; In.
teruat ional awards
Duryea's Grape Sugar and Glucose. for
the use of cSnfectioners, brewers. prcserv
ers OF fruits, wine makers. etc. u.uutic,l
Tor purity and excellence Furnished in
quantities To suit. and shipped TO all paris
OF the world. Samples sent free Of charge.
Address Vs.. DUKYEA. Gen. Agt - PAX
Place, New York. L. : \.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

William b. Campbell, the boy of fifteen, who
stabbed companion william Callan in the shoulder,
n Franku-avc., Brooklyn Tuesday night, was brought
before Justice Riley yesterday morning aad rcm3naed
10 jail until January 80 In the meantime it viii be
known whether Calans wounds Will result fatally. Tac
.esault Of Campbell not entirely unprOvcScd. lie
and anohcr boy walking with two young women
tu Franku-ave., when they met Callan aud a lad
named Fry. The two latter followed the other
group for several blocks, dosgng their steps wherever
they turned, and aging 10 attention to their re-
monstranccs, except to taunt them. One of tie girls
left her companions and going TO Callan asked him pO
litely to leave them His answer was, anyway, 1
wouldn't travel with such GiIl yOu,' and az thc
same time he threw some small missile "hlcb Sruck
(ampbell the lead. AngCrcd Campbell drew q
knife the slarp, broad blade of which So, ~
nrella handle, and pulgcd il into CIlar's shoulder.
Callan cried. Hes stabbed me-" and fell down. The
Others away. Some passing people heard Calan's
cries, came to his help, and had him carried 10 the
dressed his tod lie removed 10 the house
OF his aunt, No EOrsytliSt. where hc now Hes Ia Il
dangerous condition.
police officer. who learned that Campbcs father
the janitOr OF the Telegraph Building, No. SJ Men
taguest went to The place Just in time 10 arrest the
boy as he rushing cXci,cdly TO his fathers apart
lie began cry and asked TO De allowed Ia
his mother before being taken 20 he station. IL sal!
that he had intended 10 give hDesN mp II was evident
that he much frightened. The injured Ed continued
TO spit blood YESTERDAY, and tie physician i'aitd that a
vital part had been injured TIE ordered 10
take mOren statement, but alter visiting him
thought IL advisable 10 wait.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
PIGEONS RARE AND CURIOUS.

OPENING Or NE EXHIBITION Az 1HE AQrAElv ".
There Is a more equal representation Of thc
animal kingdom ri The Aqua ian than over be- co,.
Tie beasts ana fishes are all there usual, and tie
fowls ~ the air represented by 800 pigeons oi il
breeds hciongng members oi the National C.unh,-
ran Society The exhibition opened yesterday, ,na vii
close on Wednesday ucxt. Piz's VAL Ac .iIca tor ac
best birds amounting IN all to 5000, To show The
value of he pgt ons which come from all parts oi the
coun r. it may be- stated Tat there Is uoi bind u tie
place valued q, less than so Long gows u -i cage,
wind around bttWccn The tanks OF i-hr-, par Of
rule, occupy carH cage acre J. hui "s
much billing ana cuOine az m@nt BE- expected
The pigeons show all the oulpr- OF The tirc'iuu ana
range from the tllc tuuIbrrs which re- 'c
the quail ia form and color 10 the pair OF crown pigo"n'
from New Guinea, which a. iai Z" ~ tAc common
fowl The crown pigeons are ot ihic hu, e. %
brilliant red eye. pom ihc head l. singular tuci
comb Near the dOOI Eumbcro oi he Iich pigeons.
called because they have ctp Oi feather. ~lich
shuts over the back Of The head IKE monk c0wl GA
the other side Of the uf nlEa. They have
mainly sleek brown cOitr ana EIcc su@sc -t0u oi ic
fcathcrcd caps OF the lrIcst-.
To Whn IL an expert N pig uE5- on tuG"t, Crlf
thc display or yarietoa i3 hcTidclJg. Itr cage i.tt
probably attracts most adn!Ia'lcu !. occupied b., bros
iiun The collection Of our of tie German piiuc. ta.
recently dead These arc IlHiIy Nhi.C, ami i.iTr
Of lie princess nul, J.Icd ib,VDU binds, .uu hN'
retired aIlny officers mIui-ttItd T. tHcir Ndnit
Every nftcp at o'ceci Hn:cr ~ c.Tilrr pigeons
flown Iu 'FRONT.' Ot tc Az 'Iil;Gi .f'fi s.
several pairs hcUl nE o H. Mari,lri. al ii"1Dk". "ts
81 tli, j. Ga ~HCc"o''i't- Datt h'ti Hi.
dispatched 10 Pnld1cri' !....IrI", .ad o,i.. c.:.r
within 200 IIi1a 1 htNlvia. 70 tLust Ic-ciIHG tit
hCmts ist pilz,, vi Dee gtt3.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
BUSINESS EnBIERISSNENTS.


,pJrsfi>D J.. =. .pCsEiNG's ririiCvLrir>-RroR-
GA>'ZtNG III. BAN6II.,' AND HDOhrlt- Asso-
CIATluN-uIusR TRADE TEorBiFs.
T.. i. Yell. the assignee of T.. J. Dunning,
said y.sicr!a, t.lt i,.n Tor ia. adjustment of MI
Duuu.i..'- d ,i..li.,. being prepared ani Id
aIr n,, received tAc approval Of Lunucr merchants
and baIi.r. Nr Bel would give his consent t. such
a riau provided tDat It protected both SIR
Buuring'. iuicrr {. and nose oi hs crclur, lie
ii favor ~ adjustment IN tins way without bring con
rd g. -o through The proc of III courts. Ia tns
Way NJ Duuuinr would DC allowed To ro on with hi,
t. ness al though under the direction OF advisory
o0InIi:ec Mr. Bcu hogcd tlat ts aGrdugcmcnt would
bc completed to idy.
4 ic. tnr oi the Banker and Br = ~ Association
wa. held yesterday Tor the purpose OF reorganization
The .naions the old iru,lcc- W'r, accepted and
the flowing were elected 10 iil tine vacancies Hcuii
MN Hart f.. l. Cutting. " L. eating d. A. Jameson. j
X Warren, q orr" II. b.oIduci. and H. T. Alex iudci
BE-, jiu Hart eject vice l,hi "f The board.
uluufactre. ~ No 1@J CIu'rh IT.. confr.ucI, yr-,r
,a, nc COM ,".iiiuu of - ccutr Oh the dollar Ib
3I,s over 1000.
Wtit ~ @uoDs, wh1 L'l'l recently, owing nearly
A.,.,-urcni. for tie benefit o. creditors wcr. hici
A,-rti lF joan A. iiu" .aI. tIli ff,i-, 80. i.-t
T. 'r'o.r't To- Join y. H.. r; hv Irt T. CltrH 10
Car.,i N.lt'rtou; 10y N,t. - Clr.cacr =. io,cr 500
Niiam J.ini.-- y ni.t.d; ~ Hrrllm'n LsFcue -
@-,rnih-,c) 10 Chester W"iv,riou. AID 10y William o.
trL.N tn iIus S..u.I. 10 the 81 at ll' hIcd. William
brewer ,ta"- III lib iitr ~ Sjol~ 49, aEd i- assets
ID; - u72 cG. William o. knzy irpo.ts his iHhii,ir>
SOM loys NJ. 81 ii".iaaD report T. ir iiah,Iti, 3
at 49, ,1J5 - and tltr .s5ri, "t g"J.i-D 81.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
TRAINED NURSES FOR THE SICK.

About 100 ladies and gentlemen attended
the annual citing oi the Training school for Nurses
Yesterday afternoon The reports OF officers sh"Wedthe
society to hc - 900 In debt Extra efforts are To lie
made to pay the debt and To advance the
work during the next twelve months Twenty
thousand dollars expended III 1877 About
half Of thls sum derived from Belle
we Hospital and from the employment Of the So
cir:ys nurses in private famts. The othcr halt Vas
derived from subsciiptiOns The number Ot nurses has
been Increased 80 y or thce forty are In bellevue
Hospital fourteen being head muses., al salaries ~ SO
a MONTH with = for board This j. paid by the hosp
tai The thIuy-sIX under nurse, asc paid by ih"
board, Tie nurses enthusiastic over Their ca ing
and recently wien the society found IL necessary To
aua,unyc ia" nurses would u" pad Il less pr
month tIan heretofore, those who were enloynG tul
iay u.LICd 20 accept Iioc reduction ana. ihr doe
tn. of Nuc have requested thc sOcic To take charge
of two additional WaTd~. and At recent meeting they
uutuiHuI., adOptcd resolution On'fcd by Dr Auhll
Flint, appruy TX the work Of the society.
Inc ~. Dr. John Hall addressed the meeting IN
word. ~ encourage cement aud prnFc 10 "a" ladies Tor
what they lad accom- irhcd n four years Officers were
elected a. follows pe-d, Mt Mr-. Alexander Hamilton;
yicgpr,-dcut Nh Joseph Ii5bson; secretary, Miss +.
d. F,llO.cs: treasurer. Mrs Charles Tracy. Donation.
and .ub-critirn- solicited. and hc sent 10 Mrs
Charles Tracy. at No. rs East l1t r, nud d. ms
.IAIntS. AT No. IL tlln-t
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
20 s G r IP T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE WS.
AUSTRIA'S CLAIM IN DETAIL.
LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. 16,

w
Reuters telegram from COnstantinople says the
following are the views expressed by Austria here
and at st. Petersburg: Austria desires the NAM
tenance of the Treaty of Paris. She also wishes to
prevent Russia from gaining preponderating IN
fluence Austria will never renOunce her position
as guaranteeing power.
The question relative to the political autonomy OF
Bulgaria and other conditions affecting Austria's
interests as frontier Power and in fact, the settle
ment of conditions of peace, cannot be permitted
without the participation of Austria.
The foregoing declaration has been communicated
by Count Zichy, tho Austrian Ambassador to the
Porte. Lord Derby made q similar communication
to St. Petersburg on Monday. Nevertheless 1t Is
believed that no previous understanding existed
between Austria and England. 1t is stated
that Russia has not yet communicated
her terms of peace to Austria. Notwithstanding the
attitude Of Great Britain and Austria, it is expected
that complications will be avoided and that Russia
will arrive Mt an understanding with the Powers.
later dispatch from Constantinople states that
Count Zichy in delivering the declaration OF Aus
tra's views, said ii did not constitute a new phase
in Austrian policy, but was merely the reiteration
of the reserve already expressed by Count Andrassy
in reply to the Porte's circular relative to mediation.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SETTLING THE COMBINATION DETAILS.
THE COAL COMPANIES ESTABLISH BOARD OF Cum
TpoI-RtIsISG THE PRICES.

SETTLING THE COMBINATION DETAILS.
THE COAL COMPANIES ESTABLISH BOARD of 'oN'
TRoL-RaIsING THE PRICES.
The representatives of the leading anthracite
coal companies met again yesterday az tue onVe Va %
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company III uiis WY
There were present, Thomas Dickson, samuei oioan,
THOMAS A. Scott f. W. Clark, receiver OF the Lehgh anu
Wilkesbarre; f. b. GOwen, Receiver Lathrop oi 'uc -"
Irsoy Central Railroad; George A. HOyt, president OF
tho pennsylvania Coal Company; Dr. Lnderman ana L.
p wilbur representatives of the Valley interests ana
Jacob Grae representing individual operators I'D 'he
scbuylkll Region
Tho conference was in session about two hours and II
was subsequently stated that it was entirely
The time being spent in discussing details The aocS
of tnnna % to the III rent companies for the year AZ
published in THE TRIBUNE last Monday "ef' "Ip'o''
without modification. and that portion OF the o"p"
referring To penalties for violation oil the agfeoe' ~
10 representation In the Board OF Control winch va"
agreed to during the latter part OF Deceoer' was
adopted and the whole compact WIS ein"'" ~ ~
represe ntativc present.
A Roord Of Control was organized by the elec'ing OF
Thomas Dickson. president and l. b. Goweh secretary
Tho Board will meet III Philadelphia January 3D. anu
thereafter monthly, alternately III tEis CIT! ana i''
delphia ,..
The question of the total output Of all the companies
for the wear was discussed at length and the matter
was finally referred TO the meeting in Philadelphia ncA'
verk Some Of those who discussed the subject were III
favor Yesterday Of limiting the producionio l7cOoooV
ions for the year. aud others advocated lsOOOOoo and
2O,oOO 600 tons.
Arcr the meeting the Delaware and Hudson Company
adoptcd the following schedule Of prices and II was -
dcretool that the other companies would make sRF
prices in most cases future contracts steamer ana
crate 80 q; ton egg, s3 80; stove, S3F2 ana cnNS
mt 20 So These figures - cents ton higher t'
those aAolcd by The Delaware and Hudson JahNaI! D.
Int which were withheld in TIE nope oi te success :"
thc combina ton The Philadelphia aud Reading di o
decide up0n schedule Yesterday, hut II was cNpcccl
that the company would DO so to-day. The prices snl
may be adopted by any one company ere not acc'l's
10 fha contract binding upOB the other conpnie3 l'c
mincs o. the different companies ether nave S'olVri
fefuporarily or are working only part ul tlc usE
tne Ths Is customary at this season. The amount oi
the output for January and February viii D. seten AZ
the PhilndClp in meeting next week. On ms dS wen
ms all other questions cOmiIl before the Board OF Con-
tro the number Of votes he cast will h. 100 and ech
company will have many votes as are rel resented by
fits percentage OF the tonnage.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
EGYrT AND GREECE oN CANVAS.

The "Milcstoncs Of Ancient History were
shown last night Al Glu:or's .Ga1, several acres of
canvas The exhibit alter the sty!c 81 the Old
fashioned panCIs IRE pictures TcrTscutcd scrrcr
On t.c Nile. - piiUr rains ami uIcro2l, .hi's
ana sccIes ~ Greece and Lc Holy Land
Tnc audience, which Was large, occupied char,
Oh a temporary AaGr c1yrrag the od circus ai"ui.d
4 man win Voic" me- si!rn" aricG tiC iH!t o.
chorus. lie had c,IlcutlY " crunncd u well "n a. g..
and gave the heights OK iuIiuurHt+ N4tL i-li -.1os
ehhScss. bu ms rIUnun. al - Il Egyptian iaiu'
novel, original ali startling. ;iii rrnarks seemed 90
bc Delivered with Some emphasis, bat ticy Could u-
heard only by tnDs IN the Immediate vicinity TIE li.i
frequently broke out into Iapturou- applause, but
Ii dlficu.t % ten Wh, ticr Ills Guc 80
uaG for the artist, work desire WarIu tLcir feet
FIy pictures pre- cntc and thc different parts -.
tEc rogTaHnc Wcrc joined together 10y mkv 3.ctucss
from a small band
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
FRAUD ADROTTLY EXPOSED
WHY ABOUT SIXTY PAssENGEis WLRE PIT OH
HARLEM TRAINS YESTERDAY.


HARLEM TRAINS YESTERDAY.
Eight trains leave the Grand Central Depot,
on the Harlem Railroad. between 1870 p. NJ and $40
r. m daily and it is stated that about sixty persons
were put off these trains yesterday for attempting 10 dc
fraud the company The length OF these trains prevent
the conductors from going more than Cncc through
them before WiaIns's Bridge is reached. Consequently
tie conductors collect tickets to- all the stations
eight in number, they 20 through the cars
THIS has afforded persons who are inclined to be
dishonest an opportunity to pGrchase tickets TO Harlem
or Mott Haven, and then ride 20 WahSE B1Ie or alF
int nJmediate place. An examination showed thht thr
number of down tickets from places above Mott haven
was daily largely in excess of up tchets, while
Harlem and Mott Haven tickets Narei IN just the con-
trary direction.
trips through the collecting on the fret only Tie
flckets to Harlem ana Mott Haven. The engineers also
received Instructions 10 proceed slowly 50 as 10 give
the conductors time carry out their directions TIE
result tnat every train from sN TO dozen per
sons were discovered after leaving Mott Haven, without
tickets Nearly all declared they had snrrendeTeI Their
tickets previously, but the conductor cisn"lcn
lis bunch collected tickets which were for Harlem
and Mott IIGvea only. In every case the trains we're
stopped and the persons were put on Gcneraly thcN
had TO leave the trains about midway between stations
Some were exceedingly indignant aud threatened law
suits: others sncakCd out some said nothng bnt took
the with eqUanlmity While one or two had 10 De
elected by the police who on the iIaus some OI
Tie elected travellers had communication books 20 Harlem
The fare 10 Harlem and Mott Haven IS 10 cents 10 Mel
rOsc and NOTTsunia - cents 10 Fremont and Fordhau
20 cents; 10 Jerome Park - cents; aud to Williams
Bridge 80 cents II Is estimated that the company has
lost 10y this practice from $500 TO $500 month"; or al
the rate OF - 600 year.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
INSURANCE COMPLICATIONS.
EFFORTS TO REVOKE TIE CHATTER OF THE M
TIoNAI. CAPITAL LIFE COMPANY.

EFFORTS TO REVOKE THE CHATTER OF iHL NJ
TIoNAL CAPITAL LIFE COMPANY.
The dissatisfied po'icy-holdcrs of the Ma
ona Caual Life Insurance Company are making an ri-
or To induce Congress to repeal The act OF mc"T"ra
on 1t is claimed that there suits in pro-
crcss against the company; that Ii has not
been doing any new business; that there are
claims upon maurcd policies against 1t 10 TIC
amount of $4,000. which have been on file in the oihce
Of the Secretary OF he Interior since February l. l"'
that new claims accumu!aiinG, and that the officers
Of the courany shou. be compelled TO wind up ils AZ
fairs for TIE beuch Of tie poleyholdcrs. and j." en-
iolnct from trausacting further business
Professor Aonzo Cn't,ndci. oi tho Fdck.T iE't,nI.
tGis To he correct With 'Ec exception oi the amount o
claims upon matuIed policies Of which ne hat no PER
sona knowledge oill had becil presented 10 hSr"
formerly held a policy Of 5000 IN tae company
hut IN order 20 avoid NE paymcnt "i imth'r pi'piuhS
he took paidup poucy for $500 TINS NJ w"ud ''I
fcr $50 Many ot uo po!icy-hoilers Canc 10 him. from
Flizabcth " J., WHO had pracccd severe 'cnnuy Tor
years order 10 Keep hi- premiums rmd was III d''p
T6c National Capitol company Ia, an Office N Ne ia
Rroadway. and another IN Boston II vs. chartered hN
special act Of Consfc>' WITH c"HlH oi TI''"o''
and subsequently transacted "lSu'H7 in SOM 81 t'.'
Western States after wiAch II I'uscd s Mss III 'r
Penn Mutual Life Insurance C4mpanY Of Phiiaa' ih"
by BENJAMIN NOyes. president d the American
National Lite and Trust COMPANY, oi Nc"-HIH"t
Conn. in which bad pr'Viousiy lci'surd thc Aini'i
Mutual Life Of NcW-llNen aud iHc ii"'i".d l"' a.l
ANAL yamaou Wa effected hy which th' ri'L- "i tbr
American National Lie ANA Trust Company we're H'-
sumCi by the National taIii"l Company. ims c'w1'N
was brought into pomin"ucc year az" NV lh' tT"i''
made to insure in IL the risks Of the NcNJrf-'J Nnna'
iifr Insurance Company $500,
Mr. IIcrrci, the new secretary Of III" tu'trsM I'''
Insurance Company. stated Yesterday that ucrc Was
nothing to ala 10 he statement published III ~ ILI
UHEycslerday IN regard To thc c" officers "i ne 'om
pauy. They intend 10 20 on VITA the Work of scaling
policies long As they conid bni tier va, sor donnl
wnetncr they would hc able 80 save the company from
the hands Of "a receiver.