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The morning call., 1890-04-02

Steamers to sail to-day the State of California
for Portland the Willamette Valley for YaquiEa
Bay, the Pomona for San Diego, the Corona for
Humboldt Bay and the Santa Cruz for Redondo.
The UmatIla falls due from Victoria and Puget
Sound, the Los Angeles from San Pedro, the Oregon
from Portland andthe North Fork from Humboldt
Bay.
The schooner Premier 292 tons, loads canning
supplies for Alaska; bark carrolton 1890 tons,
Coal at Nanaimo for this port; British iron bark
CLAIMS. 1850 tons, nitrate at Iquique for Cork.
The German iron bark IL. Hackfeld, 1902 tons
was chartered prior arrival for Wheat to Liver
pool, 35s.
he Aicazar takes for Guaymas 2s2. $50 feet Lum-
Der, valued at $3Sl9; Firth OF Clyde, for Cork
40,7l0 centals " Wheat at $51,9O5
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NEW YORK, April 1.-The market opened dun
ana becane better later Missouri Pacific advanced
12, Sugar Trust declined a. The afternoon con-
tinued dull. There was featureless standstill at
the close. Total sales, SCOOP shares.
NEW YORK, April l.-United States Bonds as
l22; 4Ia's, l04; Northern Pacific. 311s; Cana
dian Pacific, IL; Central Pacific, 3314; Union Pa
cifc, CPS; Atehison, Topeka and Santa Fe 371s;
WellsFargo, l40 bid. las asked; western Union,
sls4 Silver, s5s4; Sterling, 81 s5@i s71a. &C
Wheat cash, No' 2 71ae; No. 3, s31ac.
Flour-Steady.
Coffee-Sl7 go.
Sugar-45s@15ssc.
HopS-California. 15c.
Hides-California, 13c.
Copper-LaSe, $I4 SO.
Tin-Spot. $50 10.
Lead-Domestie, IS S71a.
Iron-Sl7 25
Petroleum-S434c.
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$50 and Mitchell $50 They entered
saloon at9211@ Howard street and demanded
liquor and being refused by the saloon man
assaulted him and destroyed the furniture
and glasses. They were accompanied by
others Of their kind and one of them lost
several teeth and received bad cut on the
mouth in the melee
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Active and firm. Net cash prices are as
follows: Family extras, $4@s4 20; Bakers extras
81 %; city superfne, So s0@S3 10; interior
brands $4@S4 20 for extras aud 81 SO@$3 10 q
Dbl for superine.
WHEAT-Freights continue quiet The chartered
Wheat fleet in port has registered tonnage OF
5O3lO, against Sc, O32 tons on the same date last
year: disengaged, 21,24O tons, against 4O,24O; on
the way to this port 173, TONS against 200 200
on the same date last year. Wheat remains dull
and buyers very indifferent. At the same time
there is no disposition among sellers force their
goods on the market, No. l, 81 2e34@1 PITY /;
choice, 81 2sa4 No, 2, 81 221a; extra choice. for
milling, 81 80 q ell.
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ing them together. If they survive they
will no doubt prove source of revenue to
the owner. A member of the medical
fraternity of this city has examined the
felines and pronounces it wonderful case
of its kind. Mr.. Lightfoot has had num-
Der of offers for the kittens, but is
determined to hold on to them, for if they
live he can sell them at handsome
profit to some menagerie. Enter
nrisa March
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Frank smith Imnroxinr.

There was much improvement In the con-
dition of little Frank Smith yesterday, and
he was much delighted when Mr.. Evans,
the nurse, dressed him in suit of clothes
and allowed him to walk about In the
ward. He will soon be able to lea We the
City and County Hospital for his new home
on Mrs. Hintou's ranch 90
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Sinmese KittanE

William Lightfoot of this city is the
proud possessor of four small kittens that
knock out the Siamese twins and 60 them
two better. The kittens were born last
week, and ever since there has been
crowd of curious onlookers at the saloon to
see them. There is band ligament pass
ing through the sides Of the kittens, bind
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PRICE ARRESTED.
A Bench warrant Issued to Bring Hin

A Bench Warrant Issued to Bring Him
to Trial for Forgery.
Whca the case of Henry F. Price was
called for trial yesterday morning by Judge
Finn the defendant failed to answer and a
bench warrant was issued for his arrest,
and his bail of $1,000 declared forfeited
Price was arrested later in tho day, and
will be placed on trial to-day. He is charged
with having forged in March last the name
Of Judge Coifey to an order directing John
Purcell, executor of the estate of Henry
WEIGH, to pay him $3.50 as attorney for ab-
sent heirs. Price has been twice tried for
the offense, each time the jury disagreeing
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Japanese Girls Bondrd.

The two japanese girls who were taken
off the steamer City of Picking on Monday
on writs of habeas corpus were yesterday
admitted to bail in $1,000 each. The sure
ties were G. Hasekawa of 1923 Market
street and Stake Yama of 403 Geary street,
who qualified in $1,000 each. The Japanese
Consulate officials are satisfied that the
story OF the girls that they came here to
work is false, and will aid the authorities
in aScertaiuing the truth
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APRIL.

IN RIGHT, jocund April comes TO us to-day,
: Egg Laden with aRower-belI, bursts OF songs
n and showers;
49, A violet fragrance hovers DER the way,
While children IrolIc in her golden hours:
Brooks, too, glance by all sparkling in the sun,
Glad that ice letters to the winds are flung,
The violet loves her. and the bloodroot white
With pink arbutus soon will be ALLOW,
Then youths ana madens in intense delight
Will finger meath the moonltghts witching glow;
While Boreas sinks away, with sullen sigh,
As ioYely, doWer-crowned April passes by.
The Ladies' Home Journal.
The morning call., 1890-04-02

The retail Lumber dealers OF the city propose
forming protective association. meeting for
the purpose is called for the 9Th.
Rough Pine, $50 2 NJ; extra lengths. $2I@27;
selected, 81 clear, S31; flooring, S31@5S for No.
/, $50 for fancy $26 for No. 2 -steppn ing, $33943;
rough Redwood, So Shingles, 81 70; iath, 81 IS
95; Piekets. $16@19 for rough. $50 for faney.a :
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Builders, Contracis.

Mary P. Bolger to Courier & Kembie to build on
Z: line of Capp ST.. $50 N of Sixteenth, n. 30xl2O
$lS47.
f. Memory to NJ. J. German to build on N. line
of Halght ST., bet. 0cravia and Laguna; 1920
bonds $4,000, Thomas j. Ford and j. Maloliey sure
ties.
Charles Woke to F. L. Hansen, to build on sw,
line OF Eighth st, 125 NV. of Bryant 25xs5:
$4,000. bonds $4,000, b. Joost and VI. A. Meekies
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Alice Merchant. an unfortunate young
woman. was arrested yesterday morning in
the Milton House on Third street, and
charged with stealing hat and diamond
pin from Grace Gilbert, who lives at IL
Grant avenue. While fixing the borrowed
hat at a mirror, it is said. she took the pin.
She did not return the hat.
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Civil Service Ex,mIna,Ions.

A civil service examination for positions
in the Custom-house was held In the Ap-
praiser's Building yesterday. fifty-four ap-
plieants having been examined. Further
examinations for classified positions in the
same Institution will be held to-day.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

This being Holy Week dealers report a Iessened
inquiry. Mutton, Veal and Lamb are lower and
Beef is weak. Hogs show change. Wholesale
rates from straightforward dealers as follows.
Bkkt-First quality 61297c; second quality,
NEAL-Large, 4@6c small Calves, 697c. go
MUTTQN-We herss 6D61sc; Ewes, 534 G06c. e
thanksgiving Lamb Sa1Tc p H.
PokK-Liye Hogs, 5S4@57sc for srainTed, AMI
5l49o 4ac for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 1z953ze
q ID: dressed do, 81aG91ac q ID.
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City clearinghouse exchanges in March were
s6510t ,472. against S67,Ol1 ,264 in March. 1899.
For the past quarter they were $3.50, ,54S,
against Si95 for the same quarter last year.
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Gen ral Merchandise.

lshed prices We quote spring clips as follows: sau
Joaquin and Southern, year staple, T2Ja(GI5c; San
Joaquin and southern. seven months. 129 Ice;
choice Foothill, 169lSc g 10.
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A Hoodium Outrage.

Patrick Kelly and Robert Mitchell,
charged with disturbing the peace, battery
and malici Gus mischief. were punished
yesterday by Judge Rx. Kelly was fined
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wood Market.

Posts. l015c each; Redwood. So so p cord; Oak.
rough, 81 51@s; do. peeled. $40; Pine, Logger az
So 5U@7 q cord; Railroad Ties 35GS7 1ac apiece.
TANBARk-Grouhd, $22 81 ton. % g 90
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MORNING SALES.
Board.s5 Cal Electric Light, 17s4; s4sy Water,
s712; 10 do, 975s.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-l5 Cal Safe Deposit 40; "a SV Water.
1874; $4,000 s We Bonds, 1908.
Street-$l000 Dupontstreet Bonds 10: 60 Pa
cifc Lighting Co., TIA
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Mexican Dollars.
Higher at 755s@75s4c.
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New York Markets.

LONDON, April l.AConsoIs, 81 lille; United
States Bonds: As, 12434 41a's. log; Silver,
432s; Rentes, sSf 621sc
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SECURITIES.

I'D; June, IS I'D July.o6s I'D. August, IS lid;
September 6s lid.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. April 1.-The spot market is quiet
at Us 11d@7s. Cargoes weak at SIS for of
coast S4s for just shipped and 35s for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. April. IS 1llAd; May, IS
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Fine Silver.
Firm at 9414@95s4c p ounce.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTEAMERs. :.
STEAMED. DnsrIsArIoS.aI7 81

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, ChrOnemeter and Instrument
Maker Is Market street.
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Or Late ShIppIng Ipteiliyencs see Ei0ht4 Pags
The morning call., 1890-04-02

G w Baker, Sacramento
Il w Byington, Sac
J II White, Single Spgs
II f Beede, Antioch
w Rea, Forest Hill
j CoweB, Forest Hill
j Is Sharpe. Boston
L Flint, San Juan
c ii Garoutte, Woodland
S l. Blodget, Bakersfield
j + Burch. Tularc
w II Martin, Fresno
NJ l. Kaiser, Lodi
E Gumpert, Stockton
MrsJ ALeonard, Roehestr
Miss Leonard, Rochester
MissKLeonard, Rochester
Mrs S c Lillis&ch. Kings
buly o
g Wursten, OIL City
j L Douglas, Sacramento
q Geddes, San Diego
w A Murphy, MINI
w J foote, Sacram ento
G G Swain, Martinez
j Horton, Livermore
II Leiderger, Cincinnati
w Il Rine, Gazelle
p Mcdonald. Deadwood
G a Campbell, Stockton
Mrs Holzberger, Salinas
Il l. Cooinbs X W. Napa
ii J Laughiin, LosAlamos
l. w Adams, New York
TCJohnSton&w, Plesantn
FL Smith, Baltimore
w p Chambers, LAngele S
w NJ Ayers, Portland, U
J Ii Miller, Sacramento
IL 5 Casey. Sacramento
j ii Eckley, Eckleys
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CALL sALks-MOKNlNG.
Buyer 10000, 81 S61a.

CALL sALEs-AFTERSooS.
Buyer 10000. 81 1914 Buyer season-e0O,
81 29i4; 800, 81 291s.
BARLEY-The Produce Exchange monthly state
ment shows loss of 1900 tons in this city since
March LIST and this has helped to advance al
ready strong market. Both Feed and Brewing are
considerably higher and stiff at the advance. Choice
Feed. S4l4c; No. Feed, Soc q ctl lower grades,
sOgS61a brewing, 9G@9214c; good TO choice, 81
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INTERNATTONAL HOTEL,

20 Ill Clark & W, Phila
c NJ CLARK. Philadelphia
w Nelson 81 w, Kansas Cy
Julius Coin, New York
L T HUFF, New York
+ Lemon, Boston
+ Z Baker, New York
E W PICK d. W, Burlington
4 NOll a W, Omaha
w II Searles, New York
+ l. Richards, New York
w Il Hardy, san jose
II Q Sanger, Boston
X l. Hirst, Pittsburg
r S Yandervort, Pasadena
II Payne, San Jose
- L Hynes 81 W, Los Ang
Mrs Barrett, Chicago
5 q oSburn, Chicago
IL NJ Hammond, Sta Cruz
Mrs j L Lewis. Cal
II w Hallett, Mass
Mrs 7 Schuyler, Albany
5 NJ Holt, California
+ w Bennett, New York
II @ BOiSton, New York
Mrs q Hughes, Pasadena
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-04
THREE MILLIONS INCREASE
In Deposits in Maine Savings Banks
Last Year.

AUGUSTA, March 3-The annual report of
Hon. George d. Bisbee, State Bank Exam
iner, is in the printers hands. and is OF more
than ordinary interest from the fact that a
movement is on foot to increase the tax on
these institutions. The 55 banks doing bust
ness in Maine represent total deposit of
$43,977, ,0S5.69. which amount is divided
among 132, 1872 depositors, making an average
of S3326o each, thus showing total increase
in the amount of deposits during the year of
$3,oo7, 422. o. and an increase Of depositors Of
1850. The largest increase in deposits has
been made by the Bangor Savings Bank,
$346, ,3e4 IL. The Portland Savings Bank
comes next with an increase of 1926, ,77470; /;
then the Bath Savings Institution with $780,
$3.50; and the Maine Of Portland, $225.-
iston, $117, ,369.55; Rockland, Sill ,662.49; An
droscoggin County, $I01, ,446.24. Five banks
have lost in deposits, viz, Boothbay, Cam
den, Limerick, Richmond and Searsport. Six
banks pay an annual dividend of per cent,
the Bath, Biddeford, Dexter, Houlton, Lu-
bee and fremont. The Belfast is the only
one, paying but 81 per cent, while the Gardin-
er, Hallowell, Mechanics, Auburn, Phillips,
Portland aud South Paris pay a per cent,
| and all the remainder 4.
The total reserve fund now amounts to
$1,77S,9 .13, being an increase of $127, 1872 70
during the year. The total undivided
profits are l,1o5, ,42S.o7; liabilities, $47,O30,
| 526.75.
The resources are divided as follows: u.
| S. bonds, $685., $50; other public funds, $14,-
299 964 SO; railroad bonds, $9, ,S67, ,267 81: bank
stock So, 533, 1260 08, other securities, So 433
| 9O1. Sc; real estate, $1,081 ,4S1.96; loans on
mortgages of real estate, $6,6S0, ,O55.S1, 33 per
cent of the limit prescribed by law other
loans, sc, las, ,563.55; premium account, $6Oi,-
800. "a; cash. S1,3Q3, ,00S.09; other resources,
| 81,21636.
ness centres caused by the railroads, the
Limerick Savings Bank will wind up its
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-04
the IRISH LEADERS, GREAT CHAMPION.
Mr. Gladstone speaks OF the Report
OF the Commission.
ne Would Have His hearers RsoaIl
the infany OF the Charges
And the Long Time Mr.. ParnelI n.a
Suffered Under Them.

LONDON, March Sin the House OF Com
mons tonight Mr.. W. Fl. Smith moved the
adoption Of the Parnell Commissions report.
He considered the course proposed would do
absolute justice to the members whose con-
duct had been impugned and all persons In
cluded In the allegations Of the newspaper
which had published the charges. nronlcal
Parnellite cheers.l He held 1t was no part Of
the intention Of the government to constitute
the Commission with q view of lnHIcting
punishment upon the Parnellites. rGroans
and laughter from the opposition.l
Mr.. Gladstone moved the amendment an
nounced by Mr.. Morley, February oath, de-
claring that the "House repudiates the
charges based upon calumny made
against members Of the House
exposure made Of evil-doers, It regrets
the wrong inflicted and the suffering and
loss endured through those acts Of fragrant
iniquity."
Mr.. Gladstone said that although he felt n
his duty to crltclse some OF the judges
statements, he believed not line Of the re-
pOrt was not written In honor and good
faith. lCheersl. Mr.. Gladstone said that In
asking the House 10 give full effect to the
acquittal OF Mr.. Parnell on these serious
charges he would have the member recol-
lect the infamy OF the accusations For
long time, Mr.. Parnell had stood piloried be-
fore the country. Was not full reparation
due him? The opinion expressed in, the
amendment was scant enough reparation.
Sir Micha-, Hlcks-Beach said the report
bore evidence Of careful and Impartial judg-
ment. entire devoid of political prejudice
and passion. The least the House eoald do
was to accept It as such. He cited Mr.. Par
nell as authority against the assertion that
haf faEA -. .n.I..
had pledged themselves not to renew the co.
ercion act, and called upon Sir William Har-
court To apologize for that calumny.
Sir William Harcourt said he never heard
OF such statement. and. declaring that he
would not stay to be abused, he left the
House.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-04
AROOsToOK COUNTY,.
CITY REPORTS.
CITY MARSHAL.


The police force consists of forty men and
two drivers of the patrol team. One new
appointment and one resignation has oc-
CURED the past year. There was more than
usual sickness the past year owing to la
grippe, and injuries received in the line of
duty, of the latter there were eight.
or the 1947 arrests, GA were for drunken
ness and disturbance; 450 drunkenness;
common drunkard, 1856; 1oi assault and bat
terry affray, So; insane, s6: larceny, III; 35
malicious mischief; II suspicion of larceny
% search and seizure; cruelty to animals, IL !;
10 breaking and entering; IL open shop; 13
running away from home vagrants III muir
der, 2; and other crimes from one to nine
each; besides 63 for violating the ordinances.
l547 were arrested for their first offense. OF
the arrests 1904 were taken before the muni-
cipal court 537 discharged without COM
plant, $50 discharged by consent of com.
plainant, 81 committed to house of correc-
ton, 12 returned to their homes In other
places. OF the 1904 taken before the court
Is appealed. 325 were committed on sentence.
224 committed for non-payment of fines, Al
continued, 20 discharged, 2S3 paid fines and
costs, 17S sentence suspended, As ordered to
recognize. OF the arrests 269 were minors
and 1853 females.
The nationality of prisoners was: United
States 55l. Ireland 574. Irish Americans 5O6,
Englaad 81, Scotland So, France AZ, and all
other nationalities the rest. There were 367
tramps and l0dgers admitted to the station.
There were II lost children returned to their
parents; p sick and mad dogs killed; hack
and dray licenses collected and paid tolalder-
men, S2l0; and paid city treasurer for police
contingent fund S18.75.s The value of stolen
property recovered and restored to owners,
S2,67304.
There have been 17S4 liquor warrants
served. No liquors were found on 1897, and
liquor seized on 3S7. There were Al persons
arrested and arraigned for violation OF the
liquor law. There were 1870 gallons Oh
liquors and beer seized and S72S.64 PAID into
the city treasury on sale Of empty hqaor YES
sells against S67S.60 the former year. oa
The discipline of the force has been good,
| and fine efforts of the officers to do. their
duty gratifying. The patrol wagon Is TOO
nmbersoms and expensive and should be
replaced by lighter vehicle. to be drawn by
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-04
Came in on Horseback.
GEN ERAL NEWS.

A richly furnished opium joint on Seventh
Avenue New York was raided by the police
Sunday night Five young women and nine
young men were arrested.
The Chicago News says that an European
syndicate with Baron Rothschild as its GEN.
tral hgure, Is trying to gain control of the
worlds fair for the profit there may be in 1t.
Friday night at Vallle Station, COL, during
a row In a saloon, a laborer, name unknown.
was shot and killed by A. NJ. Wesson. The
friends OF the dead man Immediately dragged
Wesson to tree and hung him to one of the
branches.
Terrible suffering is reported in Modoc
county, CAL, where the snow is very deem.
A man named Best, whose ranch Is cut off
from the outside world and whose stock of
provisions is exhausted, was compelled To
kill and eat his team of horses for food.
A paper entitled the Clan-Na-Gae was
distributed In front of the Roman Catholic
churches in Philadelphia Sunday mornino
Rev. James J. Fitzmaurice, of st. MichaeFs
church, one of the most eminent priests in
the city drove the distributors from the
front of his church, and at late mass dc.
nounced the Clan-NaGael organization in
strong language.
Mrs. Mollie Smith and her two sisters. Ju-
liza and Emma Barnes, three prominent and
highly respected young ladies of Saybrook.
ILL.,, are suffering from the widest and most
affecting emotional insanity upon the ques-
tion of Christian science. Recently they
have been attending meetings held by So
called faith workers, and Their minds have
given way entirely.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-04
kennebunk's List.

The contest for the election of selectmen
and OF road commissioner was animated and
earnest, yet the utmost good nature prevail
ed throughout. The majority of the officers
are Republicans.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-04
USED THE BANKS CASH.
The Courts Upset the Plans Of a
Somewhat Famous Operator.

CHICAGO, March 3.-The Evening Jour-
nal says: 1.-THE stubborn fight of the Amer
lean Exchange National Bank of Chicago
against the receiver of the Fidelity Bank of
Cincinnati, was terminated today by de-
cision of the Supreme Court of the United
States, which has the effect of fully sustain
ing all the claims Of the American Exchange,
allowing interest upon dividends which the
receiver withheld during the pendency of the
litigation. The appeal involves claim of
100000 against the receiver of the Fidelity
bank, based upon drafts taken by the bank
at the time of the wheat panic, June 10, 1887
from j. c. Kershaw & Co., which on being
presented at the Chemical Bank of New
York, were dishonored. Kershaw 81 Co.
then failed. Investigations made at the
time of the panic showed that K. l.. Harper,
vice president of the bank, was in the deal
and using the resources of his bank. He
had taken one million dollars worth of nego-
table paper from the vaults of the Fidelity
Bank, and sent it to the Chemical National
Bank of New York as security for the pay
ment of any drafts that he might draw In
the name of his bank against the Chemical.
1t was his intention to have the Chemical
pay the drafts which he sent to Chicago,
June 10. When he found the panic in wheat
could not be stayed by the amount of money
he had A, he tried to throw the loss on the
American Exchange, and telegraphed the
Chemical not to pay the drafts. The bank
accordingly refused to pay, and the result
was the litigation just terminated"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-04
The Loss of the ouetta.

LONDON. March "A despatch received
this evening states that 1853 of the passengers
and crew OF the steamer Quetta, lost while
on her way from Cooktown to London, were