Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-14

week. Mr.. Haughey came to the city &C
cordingly, but after he had talked with an
attorney he refused to attach his name to
any affidavit or petition. He said that he
had been instructed by his lawyer to sign
nothing. Mr.. Haughey talked with several
OF his friends while in the city, and ap-
peared to be in pretty good physical condi-
ton. He exhibited much mental depres-
sion. He returned early to his home in
Springdale.
Mr.. Kern then decided to go it alone in
his application TO court Accordingly, his
attorney, P. C. Knox, late in the afternoon
appeared before Judge Stowe and asked for
! rule to stay some of the executions issued
against the William A. Baeder Glue Com
pany.
ONE OF THE LITTLE LISTS.
The executions referred to were based on
the following judgments: Gregor Meyer,
President of the Real Estate Loan and Trust
Company, SIS, ,466 So; Acme Tanning Com
pany, s., 1856 So; Spiegel & Co., $40, ,S15 ";
William Flaccus & Son, and William
Flaccus, trustee, S26, 900; total, SIS, ,218 Is.
The request for this rule was supported by
the affidavit of Howard r. Kern, stating
that the judgments had been confessed by
L. c. Haughev, without the knowledge or
consent OF the two other members of the
firm; that the greater part of the amounts
claimed consisted of L. c. Haughey's per-
sonal Liabilities, and that the William A.
Baeder Glue Company really owed to the
several parties named less than S14, 600.
Mr.. Knox asked that rule be issued on all
parties concerned to show cause why the
executions should not be stayed as far as the
property of the partnership was concerned.
The rule was granted, returnable one week
from to-day.
The connection of the Real Estate Loan
and Trust Compauy's bank with the glue
company caused yesterday a slight run on
that institution. President Meyer and
Cashier Schauer both declared that the bank
would not be affected. President Meyer
said:
AS SOLID AS ANY.
"The bank is as solid as any in the two
cities. 1t is not chartered institution, but
an individual liability concern, and the
stockholders are good for thousands of dol
lars more than the bank owes"
Mr.. Meyer said that, in addition to the
judgment for S19, 500, the bank holds ac-
counts against the William A. Bader Glue
Company for $40, 600. not yet due, but amply
secured BY Endorsements.
Before his departure for Philadelphia last
evening, Mr.. Kern said: "We always sent
10 haugnev, from lne new YORK once,
money for all the legitimate payments he
had to make, every month, up to the time of
his last cash statement and we have paid all
the bills he has o Kd I'D to two days after
the Sherif's levy was made here week ago.
Our payroll was something over So, 100 every
two weeks. Between December IL and JAN
uary II, we sent S64, 900 to him, which he
paid out for wages, stock, freight and other
legitimate items. His cash statements in
New York show that we abundantly supplied
him with all necessary funds for the opera
tion of the works"
Mr.. Kern goes from Philadelphia to New
York, to prepare full financial statement
of the firms Liabilities and disbursements,
for presentation to the court next Friday.
A meeting of the creditors of the company
will be held in this city next Monday.
NEED A POLICEMAN.
Last evening the officers of the Real
Estate Loan and Trust Compary's Bank,
on Ohio street, Allegheny, applied to Mayor
Pearson to have a police officer stationed at
the bank to-day. The sidewalk in front OF
the bank was so thronged yesterday bv
curiosity seekers that business was impeded.