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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10
chamherIain's Cough Remedy.

Nnamoeriain's Cough Remedy.
a. ecu troubled With cough or cold give
- remedy trial. Yen viii be mere than
-. - with the result. IL viii cure = severe
!. . less time than any other treatment
a. .'1'e'es The hangs. opcns the secretions,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. March :. 1895
BEANS AND PEAS Country advicss are strong that
TEe Sa % A nr q Ts a hut moot S"s
Ios nre ether withdrawn from saIo or h"d under very
high limits and tho offerings at tn" moment not large
usual caution Rcl kidney slow and steady
ycstcrlay brought 1911 bags beans from Fiumc: fair
business doing at FUN prices Green peas quiet and easy
W" quote ior choie quality Ecans domestic marrow per
bush. - t5at2 - do pea. 81 30 do medium. 81 Na
4, Uric s" 81 Sas e H. w. Willow" ' rev. T N 81 s ~
do lima California g. 3qS2 -. DO forren. pea. u 7od
81 o.. DO bags 81; DO scotch 81 Oh.
,r,nl Lighter r"ceips today tended to check any
quiet tr'd" and sellers anxious clean up the
regular market with values largely matter u ncgota-
it,n pd butter is draegng ana there ia stll under
only Of s. asc f"ads We aapr tens NS% Sa' "s
ra to sccons aaa Ha's ar S' h mf'T tubs '"fS ney
90 W"lSh tubs ihncy 80 DO seconds 10 hrs's
milc. Western dairy saiic: factory rxras i2'ralac.
lie Old butter cream ery state sc fa m a@' 5 aG: Dc
western. summer make. 0G5c state dairy tubs fancy,
a 40 49, nrkns fancy ltsgi3c do tubs or Atkins
Is' l-nlf' 81" thirds 10 seconds oaic; factory. FIR
CHEESE Fer me and fancy full cheese. both
nrgr anl small sine the market Is steady To firm with
cream. ard especially summer made stock haV-
Skins have an @acccdnSy rnt %an S on both home and
orrsn account and buyers FOR good sized lots would tie
ie~ Cd. whit. ass ID We quote: state factory, ull
white fancy oa.alle; do good to choice. l6alo',c DO
l Whit f,ncw' IT, do ~ g sI ~, cboc" io IIc do
common to fair 0saioic; part skins. small choice. so
Sisc. do prime sac. do large, choice. 70.
do 10 prime 3u6'sc State full skins is02sc;
Pennsylvania skins. Ia liac.
EGGS-Thc markc, has made further material decline.
Receipts liberal nd,iccs indicate further large
the future. There offers to sell
Western for weeks delivery at l6ul6'gc ana for
S Srs haH mS% %no %a TSs demand S""nrd
mediate necessities and these stl able To- absorb
IT the gops available Tor delivery hut there
IL shortage to-day ana receivers have goods To
the close We quote Jersey .rrsh. per dozen,
2otsa2c; state and Pennsylvania. zoe Western zoe;
Southern. lou lHisc.
FRUITS FRESH Apples fair supply. quiet and
barely steady. cranbcrrics quiet but In light stock and
firm. tend slightly In buyers favor under lib
eral receipts. We quote Apples Greening Baldwin and
Spy bD s3dsi. de. spz. SASS 30. do. russe s2a
81 rs: do wine S4u$i BOZ do Ben Davis 81 Grapes.
Catawba, per basket, liu22c. Cranberries Cape Cod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago March ! ,SpeciaD-The wheat market today
had every Of symptom. 1t strong and weak
had rallle, relapses May opened 33A. sold be-
81. and 53iac. and closed AT 53'sc. The early
strength sharp advance In French country mar
kcts and on the estimate 10y The Price Current that
the supply July In this country would he j000oWO
less than a-t year The final weakness on an IN
applicable decline at Paris and the news that the
Board ~ Trade authorities had appointed committee
investigate the quality Of the huge stock OF wheat
here the public houses. Cables lower Seaboard
cearances small. less than l2001o. Western re
here. lSi.sO bushels The sale. however was Simply
e. T. {. Tuffalo and the purchase hedged here py
selling The seabonri reported little business
export about loads As to the proposed exam
OF the 26OoCo'o In the public houses there u
whether the elevator Will permit H. Inc
committee appointed Is private one, selected by he
of Trade from among experts. The state IN
Department could enforce such an exahhao"
but would be heavy. , -
exceedingly dull kept all day within ra NIX,
Of re and closed just whore dii WEDNESDAY .'a,
opened a. sold iiasc and +i7sc. and closed AT
iis.c Gables the Western weather was hne
There business done In carSoes. ABOUT l"Vo
shippers however that the business Is IN
adequate Receipts l5I the estimate Tor to-day
2Oi .,
showed loss at close OF May showed change
NAV betty 2sJsc and 29c, and closed at 2Dc Re
ccIpts were 1872 cars. the estimate for Friday, 40.
exceedingly FORK closed AT
advance ~ DC lard and ribs at an advance OF 7isc:
The market slowly but steadily advanced until
shorts were on the The biggest bears the pit
were he to-day, the Cudahys. There
hogs the estimate Friday. 10000.
ON the curb puts May wheat sold $3.50 calls at
5Ii.c. May corn sold at ii7sc; calls. iiTsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. March isS.
REEVES Receipts 81 cars or G head1 go fa' T oT
single u mixed cattl" was sod AZ S,eaay
and = chicago steers w'i" nrn TOT H. " li.,ic
r.- n, Extra selected soil at To-. Latest cable adyces
a,.t her n American steers irm ioeallizc. tops
II, estimated dressed weight lri American sh'ap t
s ,.nonts o-day i33 sheep on the Fonabelle 20 Bar
ia3..s by J.. pnlenb-ck. 10 European shipments
c,,IvES 'Recer,s A. all Ncw-York markets. including
ar,,ls Yesterday wore 375 head. demand slack and
ree ger 100 n lo~er ons ca. -. T a d
-, a. ~ s,is-iel Jersey DO IN Washn-,on MafHrt a
,-4 slow - iic r.r city dressed yea.s j'.n3: i?r
country dressed. choice d. ''sa ana '.4f20 io' "'
S,i,s Hume x Mullen: veal. l39 n aveeg1sags at
s. - r- 100 y 81 d., -, 10 at e. 20, 80 co. , 40 - do
~ =, -, 81 ~ 80.
JuiI 4 Co.. late yesterday: 40 veais. i22 ID. at
SHEER AND lambs Receipts % cars or : 35 hsaa-
- .-s fr ,iughcrers direct ana 10 cars fo he mar
.re H. .arr ~ sale Trade dull. hI' prices nrn for
sheep others 49, vel 40 al sf.as %, i9 a, the
.r ordinary TO choice sheep sd at 81 5oGs5 per 100
N common to .h2ce lambs at s. '21a :: ;,nx ear lambs os
wcre in the market and sold s5qs6 per head Dressed
mutton very dull but steady At case per 10: dressed
lambs also slow at saloc country dressed spring ianD
arrived freely and sold soc lower or at s2as0 per
Sscs Newton & Co: i27 ohio lambs. % n average
a, 50 p per lco n. ~ Ohio sheep o. 10 at s. % o.,
NJ collins: ZIG ONO she'P ' @ql ~ at - "a e; o.
- W.',.rn a. ~ n NJ 81 62'7.
- M,rncr-on y e.: - Buffalo lambs. o. 10 at
Iaai 81 2o' s''c '9c'g 3 az lambs IS ~ at
s. 80 - S., '"' RI, Mchan lambs Go n a, S. 80
Western shee i23 H. az 81 p 81 o. oS ,a at go ~
o,. I R.cel. 'I e ca IT 3a5s head only % head
~ sale Market quoted hrmer at 81 50Gs4 - per
tnsnsei a. 5a,s f5r god heavy light weights, and
roush hca,y sod At 3.A4'gc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

Supreme courceneai Van B 81 81 p j.
onisn and TSlle't Fai,esn cOq'
rs az Io;So a m Motion calendar called al ~ q, M
cou 9c, Sds 9c4a 2oa los -. i5
2c4 2il IsiG 2ise 22 S, 2 S,: ? iI 9.s :S ::S
$2 30 222i 2z22 222$ 23?6 2227 2?2s ;S 80 ~ 5
332 2 34 On s5s 22 2tSs,: - a2c 22C @6 :o' s.N
2-e5 no Goar Ternrar before Andrew"
J"Eievated Railroad cases Cas- gn i m+i, paw,
sapei"f to be- sent from Part trial "'s "nnnTd
Cr[ ,l c2% 1r, III for l 5s 'Sr aa".
Circuit ceurtaTt nrfo FL. Reach Causes - ~
SEN Circuit S @ . I%"'sGS, ais f S
sS5 s s53l as,S 3G i7'a ''S 49, s''' -'
sTperor CoGrt-EGay Term-rcforc Gnarr''ceNe j
E Superior McAdo Nos
is 2 d, 9 I:is do "s sss Sc'f"'N
J. TSs ioai ia 1871 loss iiio. idio Cloaf,
N Sarr 'g 20 Arnold sMoon
Al 10 30 "a m y. ioi1 viii II John q. AIDE. az 3.ao
G.r@s. W Hna, ri g spSaSc R %'% @"" &
Os,rlnd Katharine Pctri Eliza Nicholson AT W. SL, ~,
nSis Frey i,' : ii i na4ncs a, p NJ NJ
1Gsa %il n JSCo6 Hrnv or Hc~vi at 1890
Common Pleas-Spccial Term Before Giegerich J-Mo-
General !, ssS p'l 4 &C sia
common Pleas-Tria TeTm-Part before BOOK :taNeT.
J.-Case on: No. loci Landaucr vs.. Frischen No day
calendar. 80, . $780,,
common Pleas-Tral Term-Parts II and IIl-Adjourned
for the term. - , A.
CIV Court-Special Tcrm-Before Newburser. J-Mo-
,,-.,
city Court-Trial Tcrm-Part I-Before Mccarthy 10
Nos 1921. 34l5, 1873 1929 l43, $50 1906 l'>' l4i'
3433 1911 3075. unfinished. -
city Court-Trial Termrart IIBefore EhTlicS G. II
Nos i2i3 l3i7 ll76 ll55i2. 1850 300 ll3s - 20
oS' $50 o24 io79 45 631, 1850 1896 297e 1882 HAS
3GiS. 1854. Clear. UT,
city Court-Tral Terrn-Part III-Before Van Wycko J.
Nos llO7 127l 547 1871. 1881 81 1901 II Ia ~"
49, 1912. l4if. lao, ltro
i4i7 Ii4s 1850 li5? 1883 1874. 1859 1856 l'' i4''
CITY Court~Triai Tcrm-Part Iv-Betore Fzsinnons
J-Short causes Nos 1904 36T3. 1888 $685. 2sp S23l'
355 1861 3G06 1853 $500 Equity cases; NOS l'''
ia III. Us. 179 Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Rur,lo March cattle Receipts 81 hours. 1870
head total Tor week far $500 head Tor same time
NeNork. l2so head. on sale. 90 head market opened
arm closed steady - a SHADE easier medium - good
steers 25TSi So light butchers. SfGN 10. good at
cows, s. 5ouS$ - Hogs Receipts last "a hours. 1850
head total week thus far 47ioo head. FOR time
last week ~ head. consigned through 1850 head 10
Ne- York 1850 head. On sale $50 head market opened
t. choice 81 s5Q<i -. pigs 81 35as 80 good mediums.
81 75GSl stays. $3U.3 80 Lat" sales: Workers, 81 40;
,.ol mediums. 81 5OGsi -. an sold sheep and lambs
sened through. 500 head. to Newlork. iGoo head;
sale. 1000 head market opened slow for lambs active
sold good = To - n lambs s. $685. 65 fair 20
good 3a>5 - culs and hight 81 23Gs4 30: one deck
= chuc" lambs sold late AZ 81 % good mixed sheep ~ ~
aS4 -. v.-ihers s. 25Gsi 90 extra export 81 15g
s. -. fat export bucks 81 -" SO a..
Union stock Yards Chicago. March ICattle-Receipts
>5qSG 10 feeders s. Gpqs1 50: ard
bulls 81 ioHsi 80. calves. s. 3erS3 % Hogs Receipts
choice mixed 81 DOHss 80. choice assorted 81 l3aS4 ~
Hight poaS4 II. pigs. S3pSi Sherp-Receipts 10000
head market weak, inferior o. choice 81 1oRN %; lambs
s. 2inS5 30.
81 Louis. March 7-Cat,ic- Receipts 3o27 head mar
k"t slow and pr's unci ans"i native steers - 3a io
head good market prevailed with prices fully 30
hiener Tho bulk ~ sales Were at s. l5HSi - with a
81 30 top Tor the best heavy. good light and medium
Weights brought 81 2oG<i - fair ordinary light s. 10
asa II. pigs and common light 81 73GSt sheep Re
coips 9l3 head MARKET irregular az decline Of l3a2oc
East Liberty March 7-Cat,le-Rrcepts light Demand
fair. Market steady. Prime: s. ZOOS 800 good - 500
81 laSi 50 host mixed 81 35Gsi 20: best Workers, 81 5
81 30. common 10 fair Workers and pigs 81 iohN 10,
port wcthers s. soGs5: extra 8. 4oasi ~. good s4a
s. 20. 81 7oas3 - common. 81 3ogS2 hes, lambs
s. S'@s6 good lambs. s5Us5 80. common to fair lambs
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

sS sos s:r b6 a g 6S
demand for eyapOratsd s sp
pnd the market for fairly firm higher qualities qua 1o
ARE hes s 5f apples are spargy demand
Chops Inquired for c9 %Ssd ana Bring a2c to
iimi,ed extent other fruits unchanged Ca,or-
mia Ts n 1gis to- the possible
and there FANCY an easy s esra fancy per H. h
dd prime to choice 6Ha7isc: do. common to good '2g
unTsa 5sgsG saGei ns
Gpms p sa 'g eaorna psse
aRpseed eaoc size and quality 3slCc
aSa hdas and sacs being held
adsW e are quote sSv s saa % %a PACING
1881 a2 good % 10 Rrm old s SSs 81 aSs con"
m2H 70 sold very we'll the demand
for ne 1STl srces we're firmly maintained cal FOR
Chickens and feeling easier TurEeys T En a dca and
Wcsfsn per ioae do Southern ducks Sc Gek Tar
oG s3 Sii ses@ sas 81 pigeons i0d5Oc DRESSED
f, Rss 5 %T his ' %f Rav TSs
rather quiet p the supply ~ G9iGe s ssa IS fd s@'
Ne quote fresh killed Turkeys hens per No. og
lGe k Gd Jrsey fowls Western otaio
@g s j., WrsIn GA Sss saas per- Dozen 5as
quote for frozen stock Turksys No i ILL., a1 ~
81 1 oc so ssck s c No l. q'-' FOWLS I've o"''
Fat wG ducks Of the ssitfT R kna' s ebf
and small 5 k S5c Sqny wnc and eRaad
Nor rair jOrIs1 J0 do nallard and black 40G5c do
common kinds oQ3oc English snpe. Southern fresh per
dozen. .OcdSl 81. $500, ",
T6 N.Y. s % 7S Ss ' % 80 ;'s4y q No
5jaGjc. shipping. 90. clover mixed a'oc coNer "'~
too. rye straw. f0Hj5c: straw. %ld zoe. ,
POTATOES AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF poH'
tc potatoes are ght under fair demand prices rue
e, I'm, without material change Sweet potatoes steady
onions firm top quati" but under grades dui. ana
barely steady. The few remaining lots ~ i2reeh c1D
bages ar firmly held and sparins.y offered AZ quoa'Dns
Local winter vegetables generally htm. scarcely any
Sr,bern i,ae I'm today prices steady. Spinach a
shade EASIER Havana and bermuda Vegetables gensraiy
s,e,dv We quote. Potatoes Bermuda, per hDi s'"p
do Havana Sc DO Eastern. Rose 81 90 Do Heeron and
vha kinds s2T$2 -, do state. 81 sIdN2 Il Sc!t.l
racnun per sack 81 %: sweet potatoes per Dbl - %
qs2 0 trnlps per Dol 7jc4si; squash - 25mSI 90
9renlps 75cds o. cabhages Danish. per 100 slVrsl2;
% domest s2as kae per bb sa 8 ~ sP.na'5h 4;
BERMUDA per crate 81 5OaS2: onions Havana and Ber-
inula per crate. So okra Havanas NaS" 90 peppe'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
r,,- GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

March ., lN"o
cor1ox rbore was n sharp continuation OF w w
-, ,,C,'.,r.n Tho opening AT u i'''S az
MS was continued unfH ptl''ss VIZ 49,
em,,ts above the final u last eNeihH mn an
ou.t reaction During the afternoon hc MAJ ~ W..
80, .rd strong leaving Of At 10 points "NhI'"
a. Tho Jay with sales the largest Tor wehA a'"'',
ls 81, bales The strength AZ the opening Wa on ."'
sosdlness dcveo,ei Liverpool Ia futures we 'n
there in sp,t and good trade Al ~" ddN"hy
rs were liberal buyers. both T. cover SnlN hI ~ 'e
account taking early offerings. ana th'i' WI
huny orders for outside account reported IN thc MAJ
The Liverpool market higher at me ",1it' VIZ"
good demand reported Tor spot cotton ana te pt ,r
CENTS showed falling of today rcdHrlhE w.
total estimated receipts Tor the week 10 ohy 49," I
100 900 bales The early figures pointed to atTvuS -,
to-day Of 1900 bales. The actual figures lo' ~" ,
were 10 Isl bales. The rise was accompanied pS ~,
ports Of buying by some 81 the large houses asas
~ spot colt IN and by statements that comm.
houses had orders. The bombay "'Vsa. ., 80
fair showing receipts II 81 90 bales. htoat pV" HarS
shipments Europe. 10000 bales The S'teht.h ~ s,,
afternoon was In part based reports o. Miner
markets the South. light receipts ana NIa' AZ 81,
10 I've n genuine Awakening ~ bull enihus assn n' -.
York SPOT market 3-lGc higher with tau hI,in'
ION and the final statement Of the port movement
"a dav t~ ENCOURAGEMENT f'r ii" b"us -.
mated receipts a Scw-orrans for - n'or"w W. -
,o 90, bales against 3 1913 bales last week ahd 80
holcs last year Receipts Houston 'o-ahy W.
hals- against 217 bales last w"'h. ana IoiS 49, 49, ,
vcar and AT Memphis 1901 bales, against 80 ph's '
week and 3l6 bales last year. ,.,.. 80. 80.
Opening range and close To-Day anu c'OS"e "''' "
nj follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
Short ribs. per 100 10:


.!Sas2 and aashanS ns "s ss 5s s,a' g
$'I 6ars ''s &c t " aSsce j. Al asked prime iimehy
if s. Scr S. 1o%"1 4. i5s sss sSo S'
s. t5a : s. SG . dfy s g 6as5 - %Rskcy
r anirafa sd g. ! tar s9 s per e
quoted 10y National 1nseed OF oomiahhy; s ,r,er
marx, was duh and steady Extra creamery lSc mrs.
IGaI7c; seconds, l40l1c Eggs were easy al H'Ec 1T
Cincinnati March Flour quiet and gneh3ngs d MIC,
much offered but emanG is mS cora an" lair '
yeiow ear 43c: mixed car 44c No miHed a.: 40 9
w6e rag; e. n NIX &c Rys nrm 5c
No tear m s. f Sc mf fam iy g Lara
firm steam G7so kettle G7sc prime steam .. 800 S%,, ~
5c loose short clear sides 5c bas9n nTm' ge,''T @e
nan mn, Lar s,des Gc Eggs receipts liberal. demand
light: fresh nearby la'4c whiskey firm and active
Milwaukee March Wheat in store opened weak ana
Nc lower unfayorabc English adylces depreSsns 1he
Vance was not sustained. decline n 70 foilowed
S My 'p st C., cash ranged about n 6 @
7.c above NAV. samples easer ~ Nor,neTn G'G
winter Nebraska and Kansas SO. barley Samples m
SnmanS shppcrs complaining they can sell nothing
East; 80 > white. 3+a32s 40 o. 3i,zc H., Rye III N
%o h3G:3i.c com steady i3c for No 3 fair demand
%a6 F 81 c sg,s Under fSu hd Of he
pGS9a 9g g VOL ranging al 81 2os 80 Mn steady
at s4 25as4 80 bran. and si g for STANDARD
ana $40 10 May. Prime steam lard is quoted at 50 :"
cash and Sc % May
through thc session Futures closed steady with May the
Yesterday, 5tizc; July closed ysster9iy al
There was Il moderate trade There only very mod
crate for o T 1s T'y s the e WERE ere not 6yes
outside 81 tho Immediate offerings Receipts. POS cars
81 Ndrthe g1' SIT y1' 40 NoT9eT9 rs
2S23oc Flour steady at So G5a$3 patents 81 Is
as2 30 for bakers. Production. 5000 bbls shipments
81 ea. gI Is snks sl2 ossi$ 30 Shorts common
bulk. si2 25asI2 IS; fancy sl2 75asia
nrht stocks but local jobbers Indifferent and demand
very moderate and mostly for small los for actual wants
Goee nnsa oa q 70 per c as tx a"aT o"T WHIT 91
but offerings Light and prices showed no i'm.
generally weak export demand light No 2 May
go s No TSd Ms5Ss "SaS' A5T S'Sc 1 MAJ
arm under hight offerings but no speculative trading and
ssTsa 4sS4sss Ne mixed ed, MarSh .1aa% Ap5
sePs sh, and nd market market ruled Tm no trading in futgrs
storage s5isaaac: established grade white sGiac 50
rack part xS s"@T white sSH %cS "a ssu Apr s 9
SIC May, 37Q37i.c; June 37a37lsc Butter steady but
S% nr oe,Ta Pennsyan rss s westerns rns
aisle. Sugar Refined firm; generally Lice higher
ps & to% @s:;s "sans ns%
lover 'S M@Teh ~. May s?aaS2c ja; s2s "H @rn
GTeT N Ms &c MAY Nay 's' Ess: '1 Swe t: rm
I2i4c Pork-standard mess. $40 10 Lardrrrme steam
Slc long clear i5c clear ribs 'i5c: short clear SOC
ss 9Saae: s &c w F s ssGr r fsa
medium and low :, l2Si'E G lsht mne iG S
low sq3 light ans 7a9G heayy fine , Sg7G , slightly
bury o@S haTd bury &C. c Smp nIt wnc ~ per
b. Lead steady at 81 s. spelter steady at s2o7ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
BOSTON WOOL MARKETS.

no.,or March The London wool market is cabed
% en, dearer Here there change. Domestic wool
has been quiet but sales Of foreign are reported
IT, toak saes are g. 10 Small lots Of Ohio XXX
and Xxx and above sold at iGal1c OF az l5c. and u
No i at 2oc Michigan X sold at liniiac. Medium
Michigan. and isai0c FOR Ohio unwashed combng nrm
nS n dem,nd with sales l7al9c for quarter ana
,hraeejohths Territory oregon and similar woods have
been se active and sold largely at sale but with soma
3Oc is quoted for and fine medium ana zou2sc fr
medium Pulled wool in steady demand az 2lH22c Zoe
combing and Is22c super and lie and upward FOR
extra Domestic secured wool sells freely az WIDE range
Of There active movement IN Austria
liam wool and large l7d22c. as to quality Caps
wool sold fa5c. and Montevdeo at lic carpet wool
good demand and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
STOCKHOLDERS ARE LIABLE

An IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE DEFUNCT MADI-
son SQUARE BANK CASE-How THE
CREDITORS WILL BENEFIT BY 1T.
The Court of Appeals in the case of Jacob Hirsch-
field vs. John Bopp has decided against the APP
peant on the ground that there was technicai
objection TO the complaint in that certain iormai
ALLEGATIONS were omitted, indicating compliance
with or excuse for the noncompliance with the
provisions of Section 30 of the stock Corpora ton
law The judgment OF the Court is important, mas
much as 1t decides the point of law as to whether
or not under the provisions of the Banking law OF
1892 the stockholders of the defurct Madison Square
Bank were liable the creditors TO the extent of
the face value of the stock respectively held by
them Accordingly the effect of the decision OF the
Court of Appeals is that the stockholders are laoe
to the of the par value of the stock held by
them.
This case brought by a stockholder Tor me
purpose of raising and testing the question as %
the full liability of the owners of stock. He con-
tended that the 1892 could not apply to the MAD
tson Square Bank stockholders because, in the mrs.
place. the stock issued prior TO the adoption %
that act; because in court could any -ac.-i,y
be asserted upon an obligation which arose i'.'T
to the adoption of the act; because no action c9-I
be maintained. no judgment had been - co--'
be procured against the Madison Square Sank ny
the xttornev-CieneraL and lastly because the form
OF action which had been adopted was not proper
one. Upon these points the Court 81 ltP{ra.9 mas
now given Judgment against the stoeknoldefs, no
j. c. Cannon. who is one ot the receivers OF the
Madison Square Bank. seen Yesterday by
Tribune reporter. and although ne restGlei me Ge
cision of the Court extremely beneficial - the
creditors he unable for the present to e!l me
exact extent Of the benefit which VIII eVehtuaAy
accrue to them He said: - ,
"There are about 100 stockholders of the Madison
Square Bank and the amount for which they are
chargeable is 10000 but whether we shall be able
to realize this amount / am unable to say until
have ascertaned the financial standing of the re-
spective stockholders. The amount which the cred-
itors have received in dividends up to the present
moment is 80 per cent but what the percentage VIII
be which will ultimately be paid, l am not In a posi-
ton for the moment approximate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
THE COURTS.

MRS Won DER HEIDE'S ROMANCE
DRESSED AS A GYPSY QUEEN AT Y NJ e A.
ENTERTAINMENT. SHE SAYS. FOR coMPEN-
sATIoN. BECAUSE TIE PROFESSOR
soUANDERED HER MONEY.
Ar. Anna Won der Hede yesterday was called as
o n,,,nees IN the suit brought by her husband Pro-
lessor Won der Hede Judge McAdam ehhs"'e"eu
her as 10 her rights witness, ana theh she '
shown several letters which 1t was sald she h"u
written to Edward NJ Clark Of Long Island MIS-
Won der Heide arranged her lorgnette ana au-
,i,,ad that she wrote the letters. She denied that
she had had any improper intercourse Win lain
but she had called him endearng Names SUI" DO
"Dear Baby" My Darling Boy etc., because
hod hean the custom to use such terms in the ola
country Clark was about forty years oid' sne
said. She protested that she had always been
rai,hfl wife TO the professor She said she rehteu
the fiat next door to her own. No. S@' West flt's
ninth-st but II for another woman Hhe "'
never received Clark there nor n man named "Oo''
She had never gone under the name of Mrs. POST
John Hazinger. a young man, VINO hdu iO''".
lived in the professors family. said that ne hdu
often carried meals 10 a. NJ Wood al NO 40
West Sixteenth-st.. which Mrs. Won der helue "a'
sent him. on one occasion he had lef' her III ~
room at midnight. The Court gave MIS- W" w
Heide a chance at this witness, whereupoh S"o
EXCLAIMED in anger: why do you disgrace us? You
are an ilegitimate child" Judge McAdam admin
istered a rebuke. when she replied S:,,sb,
oh but Oaf think E You talk Enslsh replied
the Court land YOU must confine yoursei 10 ques-
lions and not Islander the witness a., c..,,r.
roll Of typewriter copy which she sald Vas a;
snd guSr4ed II against the onslaught OF reporters
Judge McAdam said he would consider the case
and render a decision later.
In .'the story" Mrs Won der Heide says that
she has suffered many privauons since her mar
Taee 10 Won der Hede In Buffalo she was COM
nelIed 10 live on sugar-water and bread for
lime She has been in America twelve years,
coming here from Germany with considera99le
money inherited from her father. This, she de-
ciares her husband has squandered In her EFFORT
IN sunport herself she once dressed up as gypsy
queen and attended picnic. given by the y. NJ
{. A.. OF Buffalo, where she told fortunes