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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


an spf' ser cJa'2I0s''3 e ST. u g. 90 g
supreme court-chanbers- Before Barrett, J.-colrt
supreme Court-special Terrn~Par Before lrgrahan
1855 ia55 1855 1i42 Iiei le7 1924 l23s. 1889 1921
. l@s l2s - lts i4oo iiGi t est i is i i
sanren, coar-spccial rcrn-par TI-Bctorc TruaH. J.
-Fla.a'ei fl.:lat cases. clear.
sgp,cre cur, special Tcrrn-rar r1-Adourncd until
C-.ui C'ur'-iart I-Beforc Lawrence. Jcauses to be
'T Gr iTi" f' a. III Hefare Anares Jcauses to
be sent from Par III Or rial Clear -. &C.,
3q4 1891 is. i422 lG3o 1885, 1897 Io's. 1873. i'c'
circus, cqart-ra-' Iy-Before Teach. Causes to be
SUPERIOR c5ur,-Equi,y Tcrrn-te,ore Freedman. j.
Elevated railroad cases. Case unfinished
raurIcr No 81 Equi,s CASES: Nos sol ~ ~. ~
SUPERIOR Cour,-Tr'ei Tcru-Par BEFORE Glorslceye
J.-Nos. lI5s l75G 1913. 2lo1 1885 Case unfinished
J-No, 1872 1874 81 i9ii lc@9 1901. 1898 ico iais
s"oc; cf lsa g I:as ~ i7s, i 1921 cav c
Fs % b, ;ss bfqe r T.'5c az r M
,ore John H. Rser MARY l.. culver. Ida II burroughs
Joseph F Mo.hcT at 1880 coraeiia T Hunter at
surTosates cour'Trla Term Before Ar3e'd M
go will n Jsco, Wickes At 1880 a. m. No 'N' viii
Common rlcasGe neral Term Before noo.stayer. p. j.
d E'e 20 a. ID g. an" g. i 7is D. ~ a. " o. o. '
common Tieas-speclai Term-Before Daily. c. j
Nos L.. lear
Common rlcas-Trlal Term-Part Refore. Giesereh
Case on: No. 1876. Nostrani Hatch. - cay cal
Common pleas-Tral Term-Par,s II and Had
6i.y cur special 'rerrn-Defore Nevaurg,r J.Mo-
tons.
1873 52s. 100. d. 1874 1913 ~. ~at5, 60 -
ci,y caa-,-1ria 1er.n-par' lBcfare Ehrch; C. L.
2se 233 1885 1851 1860 500. clear.
CIV Court TRIAL Tern-Iart III-Befo.e Fzsimons g.
Nos 2ol3 222e 2:o5 4o57 2o,G 2ol. 2oo. 2oa iiG'
12S Psi l1I5 1906 2iG5 2lGG. 2l3o clear.
CITY Cou-t-Trla Term lar lN-Refore Van WICK. J.
Short ,anscs. 3Ni 35SC 3sal 3'2 3s+9 ssh
4Ol2 Equity Ms. liG li1. clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

ul.TAIs-fRoN Tho metal market s In a very un-
nere.nS ' as ,- a a. n, @ a' 1SIn' S
nusness ami scarcity = fuel stated Is likely -
cause stW further amount ~ shuttinr down q iron
hte in fhr predictions q their cTcrf upon production.
COPPER The situation is unchanged with prices
,t.i '',- no 'euian-v p, realize, Tho r,r'.,
d, 49, .r. .al.. t.,r ug- n"f" - t.rs August
aeck 40 tons - ln. .LENp-An '1si'r feeling
0fs som lH 'I. mar. "''in -.-t. "lh i.'.'-' ",'
D.. ri,f.. *. .fr - ,f~ market was barely sia,.,
si,t..'r Th-rc vaa a v,lA un3c.tln~ prices
.fnl ,ss.s AND sYEr'pS Th,r. hns been but lit'le
o,. ioy e'.l, s,r.at~I ,rl .nies confined o. small
nl.ur l.t- The t.ar 80 hcttr ernda fairly steady
"t,I tn,,i rllnn~, common loiise fair 81, prime
Is, IT,. ..,r enc22- Se-l-ieans open hett',.
g. god 2,r2sc. prime choice 20 So. hr'ill.n p;
comm a. io0 49,. FAR sol. lfpl>r prime o. choice.
ru-2c ...,..
;15 fl. ,,r 80 his Turprniin. ruled .u.t h, no0ut
pc, y rith prices uurhanR-. ana quoted a. =: 1850
p.s.n wa fairly steady wien common ID -tr"n.f
9.lo,. a fr.u 81 =. - 81 g., .f anil pitch n iil-
aftt. tenant f,m .n.n llvefs with prices unchanged.
OILS toi, n,ael III aim win pr,.r entirely u'n,atI
ami uns..l ol a.i, W. qr '.. t'.ff,'.~al ou prime
crude llls 2,ie'. prime crude loose - 2'r IN ..nnr
,.,w III ~ f,l,.a summer ,tfe G}G1r. butter '.
a5l'D.. lard ~ 81. uu,erl on American. ra". o..
ocEAN FREIGiTs Tho ber'h freight uari'i Is ir-
active and entirely nominal En-agrmrf's follow ..
zoo .a ,.,.,.s -. o., Arsf,rl,m 100 slcss q .sr.
g. to II,u {. ofr pals 4rd l7s cl. Ncwca-tc. loo
- iof 3. 60. 100 SACKS f'uI. :, I'll Vs. 9u-i' LN'
r-,o - it,,e .hi.,.nt IlnI n asked. Ieth. 81.
Hamburg 70 pfgp. cotton p, liverpool Bed. corn fa-
rl.t tn >. IN mammal. p.fr,erri p, tni'el King
'' H. ~ ~, ~ @ aai nrirr r,te- ~ steam arl
,.. ..t.,I. af, unoLnry.l bong upon low AMI un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
THE SITE or TRADE

80. ror~ Ma ii-Flour tull; Western supsr 81 SO
.nlt patent - 80 30. sp-ng 90. 50 elS3e 90 spring
sf-s rr' 81 2-l s3 80. saies 30 ohs Wheat dul sai
ef.,It -. ral sDr' - J~ .c, May osqossc Juns
isl 80 g.. Jut. 5Hi. 1852 August oJs4o)'2c stanS
y r.l $50. Isf.sr milling tfatt ny sample, osgoc
stock 5f4 i1f bush. sales. 1900 bush Corn dul "a
qf.,ly. r,..oi spot So bid. May. 4ip4ii.c' July Sr
hii. steamer mixed 43c hit. southern corn By sample
a. 40. 30 90 grade fl'c. stock @3lVsO nusn; sas
II go bush. oats quiet. ~ white Western sc @
57a5Sr. stock 1925 BUSH Hay steady. good 70 ehoe.
tirnorlly 81 5f1Si5 ocean freights dull steam .
Ityarpoo! per tlrh i'.. Cork for orders per qlari
- 6Iqas 81: cotton. Ytr lo0 ~ 2c; hour 90 90 hc
cotton firm. nIdingS. J-lbc. Eggs. l0.anllc. eo.s
Quiet n /. l6.c sugar steady; graduated iSI"
rns,,a Nav 4-Flolr dull and UNCHANGED Cora
e,.,Iv ia. c..t. Oats stea.lcr. shorts STEADY iIo
yisions frn Butter quiet and firm, Northern cresnen
i7Gisi.c. Western IQl,c, oairles l9sc Sns
49,, and scarce. fancy Oh. ~ N l3c: Western. nels
W. loalic. Esss ql'ei ana n'ine'' "es'e'" ~
Buffalo. MAY i4.-Spring whea'-No demand for g ! !
O., tho advance nc f0r hard and SIC FOR Northern
orer Chicago July. spot quiet Closing OUTSIDE p5lSs
C,,, sales IL bush ~ hard. 664G5is 200 &C. s'"
hush No Northern. G506Jiac; 300 bush ol 40 DOS
Winter wheat dull lower No red 0sf9s'sc 20 Sn's
cie q m store Corn dull and weak; no yel1o~
store i3c No yellow. i@i&c NO corn 81
I'm 3',i $50. No yellow track. i5'.c' No 's.n
a." n . corn 4iisa4 80. No corn. 4ic. Osis-s4v
s,fls we're : cars No white. 3ysc, ciosns eIs
Zoo no other grades ones :! kfe-Dh,, Nh "a
=. asked store. Flour-Dull. easy MIL ieeI-
changed Canal freights quiet wheat &C. 0o''' ~
chicago Nav 1.-THE leading futures ansea as g gny-s
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

Mt decline from the closing OF las, evening prices work
the selling movement. but later on the large
decrease visible and covering Of shorts there was
quite sharp rally. The Of the market In the after
fairly steady leaving on quiet at sc 10 &c ne.
Oss the day. Cash somewhat more active
for local Sales Included 10000 bush at 45-N
No 3 5000 bush for export at &c over
July. b. hnoat. and steamer corn. 100 bush az
IT.
WAS quiet and weaker. sympaihzing early with the
m0veent and wheat but there did not seem %
De den stuff for safe partly owing 10 Inc 'ss
favorable reports regarding The crop, and prices D'
a steady undcron". There quite falr re-
during the afternoon. prices
closing quite unchanged figures compared WIN
saturday night but sc sc advance from tho lowest
nc lower. with light trade. SAFES IN
cluded - o0o bush No oats. 3sN3Nisc @ios1. BUSH
0oO bush track mixed 39d MAIT-Market Gu'!'
ungradei Western 6jHNc. Canadian. 9JN?c. AK Toweu
SpGs5c: two-rowcl. 72I75c .BA RlEf-Malke dull'
Milwaukee. GG067c ung-aded Western. t}NG'c:
SEEDS Coversee- Market steady at - 5oSlp - per
~ store Tmothy-Maslct steady at s. I3aS3 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
,ntIns: Jnstlee Harlan. JustIce Brown ana JnstIee

sentng: Justice Harlan. Justice Brown and Justice
jackson.
No. loo Susan Luxton. plaintiff in error. agt
ne North River Bridge Company. In error 10 IN"
Circuit Cour; OF the United States for the District
Of New-Jersey. Judgment affirmed with costs.
Opinion By Justice GRAY
10 liSi-John Y MclIane. appellant. agt T. II.
Durston. agent and warden Of Sing Sing prison.
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United states
Tor the Southern District OF NCw-Yorll Decree af-
frrned with costs. opinion by Justice Harlan
No sol No - and No 19-The New ork, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad Company. plaintiff In
error agt. the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania In
error 20 the Supreme Court OF the state or Penn
sylvania judgments reversed with costs and
causes reman1cd fer further proceedings not moor
sistent with the opinion OF this court opinion bY
Justice Harlan.
The court viii adjourn for the term on satur-
day the Goth inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
ELECTRICITY BLAMED FOR THE FIRE.

Yellott D. Dcchert. receiver OF Joseph Ryan
has an action pending in the Supreme Court TO re-
cover $4,000 damages from the Municipal Electric
Light Company for having caused a Ire which not
only DESTROYED the buildings occupied by Ryan n
Nos lNg and lOs5 Broadway Brooklyn. but also
his entire stock Of merchandise. Ryan vas dealer
in wall paper. furniture and carpets. Dechert de-
clares that the fire was due the improper work
on the part of the electric company N lifting UP
the building with the electrical apparatus.
company, which. among Other things. pat N Il
counter claim TO the complaint. and Justice Pat
;erson in -he Special Term of the Supreme Court
yesterday gave decision sustaining the demurrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
MRS. w J. HARMON DISCONNECTED.

It has been, determined that a jury will have to
pass upon the'cOntest which has been begun Of the
will Of Breyet Brlgader-General Oliver L. Shop
herd, who died April l.. at his home. no. ZOE
Lexington-aVe. His estate Is valued a: about So
CO., His daughter. Mrs. William J. Harmon, is the
contestant. The estate. according TO the Will IS
divided into four parts one par; going 10 each Of
the three sons but the fourth part being left .u
trust to the daughter She - to receive the income
during her life and upon her death the principal
and interest are 50 70 her children she says that
the will was executed as g result OF undue In
fuence and coercion on the part @ her brothers.
who did not agree to her marriage. and have not
been on friendly terms with her husband
The case came up Yesterday before Surrogate
Arnold for the purpose Of having some day fixed
for the trial. Il agreed that the case should
an order transferring the issues TO the Court OF
Common Pleas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
r1ccrn vren;cr rHAN uE AsKEp.

Paul c. Grenine sued George Malcolm in me SUI
prerae Court to recover $500 which he alleged was
due him for the sale Of 100000 of bonds and $780,
600 OF stock par value. Of brewery company n
Justice Patterson and jury Malcolm contendod
that Grenlng was entitled to only onernaf OF per
nounced ? verdict in favor OF Grening for $40 o..
Both counsel Were surprised AZ the announceHt t,
counsel for Malcolm Immediately Sc; aside the YER
dict and directed a new trial OF the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
VICTORY FOR THE MOBILE AND OHIO

A VICTORY FOR THE MOBILE AND OHIO.
Washington. May 1.-THE Tennessee law which
the officials Of that State contend authorizes them
to tax the property Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road Company for the years 1885 ana lSsa inclusive
was declared by the Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day. in an opinion read by Justice Jack
son. to be invalid as far that company is
cerned
The company was chartered by the State OF
Tennessee in 1915 with provision eXempting its
capital stock from taxation and its property Cor a
period of twenty-five years from its completion,
and that no tax should be levied which would re-
duce the dividend below per per annum. The
State Supreme Court decided that The taxes for
1885 and 1886 could not be collected because they
were within the period Of twenty-five years subs--
quent TO completion. but that for the subsequent
years the taxes properly laid and should be
collected.
The railroad company appealed on the ground
Of violation OF contract, ana the STATE officials got
up want of jurisdiction by the Supreme Court OF
the United States. The latter point Justice Jac~-
said the Supreme Court ~ tn United states
Ovcrruled and held that il d'd have jIt.s.lctO ION.
AS the question did the exemption claus, in the
stitut.on Of Tennessee which requires all proportv
to be taxed. the opinion said the Legislature had
power TO exempt the property under consideration.
The per cent provision Justice Jackson said. con-
sttujed contract between the corporation and
the State which the law in question contravened.
The judgment OF the Supreme Court Of Tennessee
therefore reversed. Chief Justice Fuller dis
Sentcd.
Tho dissent Of the Chief Justice was based upon
the theory that the per cent provision rule
OF taxation which was special and exclusive and
tees Gray Brewer and Shiras joined the CHIEF JUS
tice IL his dissent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
f.. HARRIET y

- Barrett. j.
Inclis vs. Steers e. caers)-Franklin Ben.
Fellows We MNiEcn-Ge0rge Bel.
G.eye VS.. Timnc imam Franklin Bicn.
Manning Mann p Trcumyeh sherman.
LOGAN vs. NiDbdhr-fh mas T. Wickes.
Gulcs We Gilles-Edmond Kclly
Tunislu .Uniepn--i' Tccuuseh Sherman
Mater 81 Blauvol'- William VI. Hoes
Iy Lawrence j.
Work VS. Rexfo:d Francis \. :. oliver.
Common Pleas.
Bv DAILY. g. :.
Matter II De I,oiselle-RlchaTd n Henry.
Superior Court.
Iy Durro =.
Donovan va. McGurc-Thomns McAdam.
Brinkenburg vs.. Rnod-N. g. Minor.
By McAdam. J.
Levy VS. Davis Edward Jacobs
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Sgpreme Court.
By Barrett. J.
Union Bank Of Buffalo Joseph r Tarrinsfon-
Scott Kcmper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
VALIDITY OF OHIO LAWS SUSTAINED

VALIDITY OF OHIO LAWS SUSTAINED.
Washington, May 1.-THE Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day affirmed the judgment of the
Supreme Court OF Ohio. thereby sustaining the
validity Of the law requiring insurance companies
to make reports of their business, assets. etc. The
opinion was announced by Justice White in the
case OF the Eagle Insurance Company Of Cinc.n-
natl, which appealed from the judgment Of the
Ohio court. in favor OF the Auditor OF the State.
The same Justice also announced the judgment OF
the Supreme Court of the United States In the
case involving the validity Of the law OF Ohio
sessng tax OF one-tenth of per cent upon the
capital stock Of companies seeking consolidation
under its laws. The new Wabash Railroad Com
pany offered 500 the fee In payment for fling
the articles of incorporation and consolidation.
being one-enth OF per cent of the capital stock
OF the original OHIO corporation Secretary OF State
Ryan demanded $4,000, one-tenth OF the capital
stock Of the consolidated corporation. The Supreme
Court OF Ohio sustained the validity Of the charge.
ana thai judgment affirmed by the Supreme
Court OF the United States, the ground that the
corporation. having elected to take advantage OF
the benefits conveyed by the laws of Ohio cannot
complain Of the fees eXacted by the State. which
entirely within its power TO fix and assess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15


i iSy '.'.....roo5 49,, $50 5@ai5e @
a Assea ..... 40 400 i,o ,oii,@s is
The statistical po.,on o. Hrar csa"c &, az '.r.
SOW Yora so,f...........2 20 @@. ~ s'
Ncy-Gri'nns ,'o,&......... 1917 i7al '>.lo'
~ s.r vi, AZ s, i.S -, 2 iSa,
baltimore a,i. ferl.......... -. ioN 80,
New orleans doli. .ri.s..... 80 lf' -
Ads $'o d 20 3s.@ "a 81
Vsi o s1gpy o, ol;6oGgh ,.ro IS quito e5'
mana ron coun,r, buyers nio ~ On fpo, =. ano'cI
a, ic'.9iG.c ao, iean. W. note s" 81 5o i@ss
about s,caay lut quic' VII prices pia' i,nN vi, ~ ,,
tod1y S' xi,s ~" Prcss Hrsc,cay uncnansed although t.
nsr"i Sale. ~ere abou, $50 na,karcs Including 800
Ibis winter patents 50 25asl - - hbl- s,,afr' IT
81 75qs2 -" $50 6nls ciea,s a. - i = 49, 10 10 ~
lacs At o' 100 eo., 2.EF Pa, so .acs ~ ss,r, ),
at - % I 1--WE iFHI%iR MnrRer arm ca~rinrs small:
steady 20 9hs 9goGd !'-4nGy%,c s. c s,ga
slNSi Us yellow Gn". coafa" SitlNDc f.r'i'
SOC; 10 ~ .@Sc shnrIs sop e!iy isei a, in,
Soc fecd n,s'9g hJmm5 I",i' o.; q IN ''''
GRAiN" WiIiAT- Wheat made another record 20 day
a, Sew York both and futures selling 20 h.os
yaq good selling 10y whom
rally 10 tho record price ~ any previous dhv mas l"r
mo ,yoalnrss morning due contuntipn of
tho same conditions which lave existed weeks
lin. weather crop reports and no help from abroad
during the morning fryoring small
expectations. and amounted to l,GIcD
hush Traders sellers all the morning began
o huy and prices slowly worked Upward. here and i'
a, chicago The feeling Is ~ great dfcouragrmrI
every fally. completely discouraged prospect
~ npr,ycnent. The local stocks wheat showed
dcorcseg but 81 wheat held Chicago
tnues 10 be a To the trade. Figures made thu
that confidence be in the figures The Govern
rncnt returns made tho supply 81 wheat hands,
March l. bush. which with the visible suppl
nu1 tho estimated accounted a
% 900 bush and for May and June estimated AZ
Consumntion for months f. iO6.OtDGOo
bush and the spring Seeding about II 900 bush
ing a total OF iGsOOOU,D bush. which Will be disposed
the visible supply. Invisible
Tycryoue believes that the figures viii ne larger
ana that the Government figures were way on
usual II bv any figures should correct
In the afternoon there covering ~
shorts on which there a little advance obtained
strength being somewhat increased 10y yellow
AyrcS and that the would tempo
raTily be closed. these conditions advance u
about &c obtained from the lowest market
closing Arm the best prices and re i.c
compared with the final Of Saturday The bushes,
somewhat better to-day notwithstanding the holiday
abroad and shippers bought In all about rs loads
Guiding loads 81 No red, part private
part at NC under July for canal No delivered Also
loads 81 wheat grade not given private terms
SVop bush No 2 hard winter. 6Oizc. anoat .....
tORN-fhe market for weak and lower again
on hns weather and further liquidation The opening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

r.' ,r an p,i'. last eeE.......iss7o 2':2o a9e5
nay WIN, .e Az l, ~. COS %. AK s;p r s ss
aa d ,n 81 e,rs -. ir t H.. n4 4 i aos s,isdy
r.c.s. rp esaic- 'rl' easier and 4e Per ,',s s
cd 5 i' . '"' p s.i n, az '' s a5,a =
en @ . A. 81 - 40 1g ~ - S}D ii,,. .. fo% Sa a., d.
cry as."i 'i 3d. f,w ~ 49, pr 10 49,, 'i }"r re-
h. tr.-.eI v,-nt. Lil.7~ol narke, slow at aaa Sc
g., 'a> ,D no. ig , i ' ir 81 ,oasmh S25 neai
f"r shaua.rs s'n 2ooc sheep Or A. Goldsmith,
s 49, qu ,. Of 'ee' o." the Jersey '''' and 'S'
.,. tr ,T ann ,ui,sr % d.,cry fca Pennsyl,
ya c aa n average ia at - s. - gar leo d j. AZ 10 4.
j.. a,i t. =, 81 -. i j. lsa NJ. a ;! s. :, A.
+ W.. T. e d, s. As, As '5 IS d. b. e. .od s. E.
n 81 80: - d.. go 10 ar 80. 70 90 - No. a;
$$$ai d, 1Ll,5 = % iaa,a.er t:g@5y PENN
al i..y 'c p, r. 81 81 $40. do '''" 3D. at 81 CO. '.
G mh. ~ cn.as9 steers 1855 NJ b, a! e * ~
81 !, S,,5 10 d. Gla' r liz: r $ 81
ss> s. a.. s, 81 y ), II; % o. l;5
a. I, 70 it. c 2 81 - 3 n b. 6! d. ol2 b
= q SIM a. lGi n a. Sc 20 l d, e. SO H. at 81 'o'
~ 5.3 ir ' az Kins,4 s,,s 1910 h. A. 81 Is; d.
'."'. 49, I'm, ill.,. 80, =, IN "a To-. II d. 9iT TO- 40
=, v!... ,.u. q., - NJ s,.,. \ c.cs SO y, al
- ~, A. , ~ 3n
~ o. |. - ~. ',,..,- p.., g.,srs 2ga - q,
NeWi n a. o., o,i nv, 80 IN A. S3aSia5, oxen
$50 u Dun. ~ tn mi ~. 81 n ~ 50 a..
i."" IT, ie ~ =, " 80 ,,i - .fo ipl N AZ ). ~
~ ''", , u' m. "a ,'h,.aqo steers la,S ID M
STRENUOUS ~ ''' - W 80
- e,,,r. ., t-bir,c, Steers 1872 N nj 81 -:
-, ." -, a. , q ~ Ia 81 Is A., :53 M, nt 81 ~
MI II Covs" Receipts head ana al sold bv New
ton g.. at So SEQ 50 per head; Feelng ;, adv
f,r,and active generally we'll
~ l,, vim som. sales higher Dealers
,, ,, n,,,e ip,oyn a ,r.lc weak al the close All
''' W. %, M ia, IN fr ordinary H. prime veols,
81 ' Ill * al Tor nxrp selected lots: 50 80 for A lot
g, Hrft@n.1t calves and S3QSl lai, for mixed lots.
49,, -, o,is.' II veols l.5 N AVERAGE M
",n, - - A. ia u, ~ - ioi.. ~ do it3 n an
per l'v - 80" ~ u, q, q, = n, i2a y, A. e. s-t.
> ~ -. -, 10 ~ ~ +' IA r, ~ a " - 49,
$50 do ~ H. ~ - 90, ~ 20 ~ g ~, o. 4,
Hume Au,,'h' ,o i| III -, 10 2ot TO- a. u.
l5s 10. al - ia. aot no. ~ ~, -, % ~" Id, ~,
~ s. 10 loi d. 29 II, AT - o. ' o ~ H. n' fi 20
10 at 50 30 ,,u,- .,. go - -, szoz. ,o-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-22
COUNT NOTICES.

DROPoSALS wANTED-SEALED fRoPos-
ais VIII b. received by the b ard OF county com
once OF the county auditor IN seattle. until Mon
day. March 70. 1894. III O'clock p. M, for the
almshouss aud hospital for the period Of ,hres
months from and after April l. 1894
ssld supplies are 70 hs delivered = the pl,os Of
business OF tn bidder, In or near Seattle. only On
regulations issued b. = A. Twicheli. purchasing
Agent Al The sum or amount speclned In tne hid.
lverythns furnished 10 to be OF the best quality
Of the several Kads and grades specified. samples
to be farni he'd when rsaa red.
Goods found TO be inferior TO the sampiss or
the grade quality specified viii be rejected and
returned at the sxpenss OF the contractor.
Payment for supplies furnished ~ili be made ~
King county warrants. pay able the order OF the
contractor and Issued on the l5th OF tn month
succeeding the delivery of the goods and rendering
Each bia must state me price At which each Of
Az, \. .san.n,sd hs car,,ssa cnecs IN sns
sum Of $4,000. the same to be forfeited to King
county By he snocessful bidder In Gaze Of failure
to enter int, contract with good and sufficient
suret es within iva days after Gate OF award
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
tract any portion Of any bid shall be binding
on the bidder - II the whole bid had beer &C
Bid. shall be sealed and marked Proposals for
Ing the following ariicies in the amounts des,g-
Flour, Green Crown. by tn barrel
Flour, Patent Excsiien., bv the barrel
Flour Novelty A. by the barrel
Rolled oats sampls) by the cwL
Sugar. granulated. by the barrel
Sugar. G. 4. (sample). by the barrel
Cfackers soda. by the cWk
X &C, sample by the cWI
Dried apples. evapofated. by the cwt
Coffee, roasted fsample), ny the 50-lb sack
Tea. black tsAmpls). ny the chest
Baking powder. Hendricks. by the 6lb cana
Molasses common. by the barrel.
Vinegar. cider, by the barrel.
salt, table, by the sack
Pepper, blacK. ground. by the 6-lb can
Bacon, by the cwe
Lard, good quality. by the cwt
Soap. Lennon. by the boz.
Washing powder Gold Dust, by the casa
Coal oil, gooa quality, by tie case.
Coal oil, good quality, bv the so gallon lota
by order % the board OF county commissioners
Of King county. y. A. TWIcHELi.
County Auditor and sx-OGdcio Clerk Of said Board.
Dated 81 seat 10, March 10, 1894
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-22

IN THE sUfkRf9h COURT OF KINO
i cosnty state OF washing. GA
a. e. Aarconnisf o. Al. plaiutn 70 Security say.
ings Bank. dsfentsnt- No. 1881. Order a.
rsctinE notice TO ereditorS
And now, on this day. this cause looming rsEu-
larry on tor hearing on the Application Of the
ceiver for an order directing notice 10 be given
creditor. of IN. Defendant the security savings
Bans. IL 10 hereby
ordered and sdiudssd that all creditors o. the
r9u.red 10 make due proof Z their cisima aud d
mAads against said defendant 70 II IL. A. Hiatt
ings, the receiver appointed m this cause al his
once, room 80 II ies building seattle. wash.
pubiica ion Of this &C, - hereafter provided.
and that all claims nst 30 prs N ed and proved
De barred and shall not lie paid out Of he funds
ard asset, In the hands Of said receiver and that
after the expiration OF cad period II. sixty (es)
GAYS said receiver ns In this his report Of all
claims and demands so prcsented and flied. also
showing what claims 40 presented are allowed aud
what claims are reiecg Cd
IL "a further ordered thai this order be published
for 80 days eattvsly In the dan Post In ELL
sescer and The telegraph, pe~spspers publ
Ia seattle. klns county. Washington. and that,
when published the same shall consIitut. due
notice 10 creditors OF said desndaat o: the entry Of
this orief
Zone in open court this s0,h aay Of January.
1894 H. sBu n Jnd e.
sTArx or wAsHlHsros, -
COUNTY OF krSa.
1T w. Gordon clsrx Of the sup .rior court %
d. hereby certify tha the foregoing II full. trus
and correct oops OF the ortgina order direct nc
tics 10 CREDITOR In said cause Ma 1881. ~ the
came appears on file and OF record N my once
Whnsss my hand q nd the seal Of sad court tAis
oess day Of January, 1894
By Il n snrru. Dspssy.
Date Of arst publication. JaouAry 81. 1894