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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

Succession OF Marie Louise Beauchanp,
deceased wife az Francois Pascal.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. s. ,3s5. -Whereas, Joseph NJ.
nesloldes has petitioned the court for letters of
administration Oh the estate of the late Marie
Louise Beanchamp, deceased wife Of Francois
Pascal. deceased interstate. Notice is hereby given
to all WHOM it may concern to show cause within
ten days why the prayer OF tie said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
mh.;l an FRANK PACE IR Clarh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

second D.etilct Court for the Parish of orleans
No. g ,aJl.
10Y VIRTUE UF AND IL OBEOTESCH TO AN
~ oiGer OF eale. rendered april ?. 1875, 10 ms
directed by the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the above
entitled matter will proceed 10 sell al public
auction, the premises hereinafter designated
on MONDAY, April 10, lR7j. At tive O'Clock p n
for account of said succession tho following d.
scibed property, to wit
|. THE PERSONAL PROPERTY of said deceased
listing Of the contents OF a saloon situated ~
No. "a BaGODne street, corner OF PerdiGo street in
the First District Of this city, per inventory on
file.
2 THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST Of sais
succession TO the unexpired tcr1o of u lease mad
by T. A LeO0aster to Antonio Fernandez Of said
prenises for the term of i've years from the first
of October, 1873 to the thrtieth of .5tpte N her
1879. at twelve hundred dollars per anntm. pay
able monthly Ply
By an agreement indorsed on the lease the rent
Is reduced to eighty-thre dollars AID thirty
snree ana one-third cents per month to thirty
nist OF Dece mber, 1876, and thereafter the re1t
ID 70 De one hundred dollars per month
40 tease can be seen at my Office and viii be
read ont on the day Of sale W.
no purchaser Will pay the amour. Of ais bid in
cssn, ana moreover assume the rent stiupulsted
IN th6 Lease and oil the 0blisations of the Iessor
kC0EEE WAG0AMAN
- Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orieenn
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AUCTION SALES.
By r. 10. q 3. 5. Montgomery.
u ~. Il II. J. MONTG0MERN.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE.

Once Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
TTiweekly sales Of every description of house
bold furniture Mirrors, Pianos Carpets, Matresses
etc, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATUR
DAYS at Auction Room, No. St Camp htreet, com.
menciug AZ II A. h.
Semi Weekly sales Of Horses, Mules, Buggies,
Carriages, etc, at Sales stabes corner Of Barcnne
and Gravter streets, WEDNESDAYS and SAT
UkDAiS commencing at Il A. N-
Out door sales OF every description promptly al,
tended to.
s'eeia attention paid 10 the s...ea Of real estate
and stocks
Always OF hand the largest etoeS Of New Furni
ture OF every variety 10 be found in the city, at
their show rooms, Arm0ry Eall, No 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establish neIt CT thu
kind the South. they solicit "a portion Of the
and dealers III furniture. isl "
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Succession Ut Pierre Beniar,inI Buis.ou

Succession at Pierre Benjamin. Buisson,
CECOhD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 81 al7-Whereas r T. Parker
public administrator has petitiored the court for
Ii ttrrs of administration on ths estate of the
late Pierre BENJAMIN Buissnn, deceased test ate.
Notice lie hereby gwen to all whom it may CO ncern
TO show cause within TEL. days why the prayer of
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
api4 IL 22+ FRANK PACE JR. Clerk.
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A. j. SFPHER,
4. l.. WEBER,
WILLIAM HARPE.E.

w LILLIAN HAkf r. IL,
Ml Blrch offered the following amend
ment:
Also, thai said o. Crozler sLaii receive
his mileage and per diem for the extra ses
s!oG.
Accepted by the committee
NJ. Blunt asked leave to make minority
report, He made bis report verbally
that he could not, under section l43l of
the Revised Statutes. find any right to
| make such report as the majority has
committee to warranth is subscribing to
such report as made by the majority.
After Mr.. Crozier had made very mag
unanimous proposition in relation to the seat
of the eighth senatorial district, Mr.. Allan
moved to adopt the majority report
On call OF the Eeas and nays the Senate
voted to adopt the majority report by the
following vote:
Ieas-Ailain, Breaax, Brewster Burch.
Gage, Chad b0urn, Dumont, Eustis, George.
ella. Greene. Grover, Herwig. Harper,
Kelly. helso, Landry, Masicot, Ogden, Pol
lard. Robertson. Stamps Steven. Sypher,
Weber. White, Whitney, loung-28.
Nays-Blackburn Blunt, Wharton-3.
Absent and not voting-Alexander. An
derson, Crozier, Detiege, Twitchell-5.
The President declared that the Senate
had accorded the seat Of the eighth sena.
torial district TO Hon. +. S. Goode.
Mr. Eurch moved that Mr.. Goode be in
yited TO take the required oath and take
his seat in the Senate.
Adopted.
Mr.. Goode was escorted TO the Presidents
desk by Messrs. Gage. Robertson and Burch
and, after taking the required oath. took
his seat in the Senate.
MIR. Robertson offered, by unanimous
consent, the following resolution, and
moved its adoption
EcSoIgea, That, in the opinion of the Sem
ate, the course of the Hon. Oscar Crozier.
IN periodically submitting bis claims to a
seat IN the Senate for REORGANIZATION to the
Committee on Elections, entities him to the
thanks OF the people OF this State and the
members Of this Senate.
Rcso!ge0, That a copy of the above reso-
luton be transmitted to SAID Hon. Oscar
CTozier, duly signed By the President of
the Senate and attested by the Secretary of
the Senate.
Two Senators called FOR The yeas and
nays.
The Senate voted TO adopt the resolution
by the following vote;
Ieas-Allain, Blackburn, Blunt Breaux,
Brewster, Burch, Cage, Chadbourn, Eustis,
Ola, Goode. Greene Grover, Harper, kelso,
Ogden, Pollard, Robertson, Stamps, Sypher,
Twitctell, Weber, Wharton. White. Whit
uey, Iouug-2J. 2
Naya-hone.
Absent and not Totng-Alexander An
derson, Detiege. Dumont, George. Herwig,
Kelly, Landry, Mascot, Steven-l0.
Mr. Robertson called up House joint reso-
luton 10. relative to the recognition of
the Kellogg government.
The bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
. four ffths vote and the bill read the
second time.
TIE bull was adopted o. second reading.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey e. O'Connor.

CHOIcsF aoPERTY ON DRyADES STREET NRAR
tbs MARKET.
SUGGESTIONS OF JOIN HOHL AND Biz aBErH
PbTHER, His WIFE. CONSOLIDATED
Second District Court for the Parish o. or,ears-
Nos. 81 .a66 and . 20i.
pf HOET & O'CONNOR-NICHOLAS J.
81 Hoey, Auctioneer- Office No. II Exchange
ptacc.-SATURDAY Nay %. 1875 ct twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the MERCHANTS and Auctioneers Exchange.
on Royal street, by virtue OF order of the hon
0rab'e the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans dated April 49, 1873, will be sold by public
auction the following described property. to wit
THAT CHI ICE DOUBLE TENEMENT PRO ERTY.
NOS 3t and JAS DIyades street in he square bound
Cd by baronne Dryades. Clio and Eratu Streets de-
slguated as lot No. Is. measuring 20 feet inches
lines front on Dry street, by Ilu feet inches
ilnes IN depth. between parallel lines; the im
provements Comprise a double onestory fame
cottage, with ceutre alley, four in MAN,
ioGt rooms ana two cab rear. two cisterns etc
Terms of sale-t,ash
, ACT OF sale at the expense OF the purchaser
before '" b. hleinpeter notary public.
api8 myI Is %
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession of John Armstrong,

Succession of John Armstrong.
SECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No s. 1856 Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate aud to all other
persons herein interested to show cause, within
ten DAYS from the present notification ii any they
have or can. why the account resented by E. T.
Parker, public administrator, acting dative te sta
mentary executor Of this estate should not be
homologataa and approved and tie funds dis
tributed IN aceorda' ca herewith
BY order of the Court.
apli 10 %. FRANK PACR JR Clark
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NO. 5b,0i5.
DY NASH 4 HODa.sON-w, l. rHODqsON
- Auctioneer-Oftce No. CarOndelet street,
On EDNbSDAl, April rs, 1878, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement rotunda of the st. Charles HOTEL in this
city, by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the
Hon. a. L.. Tissot, Judge OF the Second District
1873, docket No So OILS in the natter of the inter
dictfon OF Alfred Penn, at public auction, will be
sod-
First District PROPERTY.
EIGHT VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. TO.
gefher with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated i'll the First Dis
trict or this city IN the square bounded by
Tchoupitoulas, Fulton Gate st. Thomas) Terp-
siChore Gate Josephine) and Bsllechasse streets
desi9 aated as Nos to inclusive. and measuring
together abont SO feet inches lines front OH
Tchoupl'0nlas street the same font on Fulton
street 500 feet II inches lines front on Terpsi-
chore street. and about The same Dleasurem eut on
the rear line dividing it from the property known
al the KENTUCKY Press. LOT A." l forming the cor
ls. o. .onoupitoulas and Terps chOre streets and
lot No form ng the corner of Terpsichore anu
Fulton STREETS, all more or less American ineas-
ure, according to survey and plan OF L. IL ELue
surveyor dated April s. 1875.
Terms and COnditions-One-tbird caah an era
spot, and the balance in equal paymeuts at one
and two years, with eight per cent interest and
special mortgage with Vendors privilege from dav
OF fale until paid; the mortg age to con ain all thu,
usual clauses for the protection OF vendor iuelud.
ing the confession of iud sment and obliga ton to
pay an costs, with five per cent for alto ruey's
fees in case of suit.
Act of sale before George ". Chrsty notary pub
NC, at the expense of the purchaser Including
the taxes for the current year due and pay ahJ,,
~ To- mh22 apt III 10 ~
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OLD stage HALL.

VALUABLE PROPERTY. ADJOINING THE KEN.
TCCKY PRESS.
IN TIE MATTER or THE INTRODUCTION OF
ALFRED PENN.
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DY NASH 4 HOD:sON-w. J. rBonaso

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 36,0lJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
CALLIOPE STREET PROPERTY

SUCCESSION OF BRIDGET CANNON, DECEASED
second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 AL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
By Sheriff Waggaman.
Stc' hNNl0N OF THE LATH ANTONIO FgR
EANDEZ

Second D.etEics Court for the Parish of orls.as
No. g 81.
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By Nash & Hodgson.
,AlE On TWELyE MONTHS BOND.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTIES.

et'baSsloN OF BkRHHARpT STOLZ, DECEASED
secend oistf1ct Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. - 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
SYMPTOMS OF cATARaH.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction OF
the nasal passages. discharges falling
from tho head into the throat, sometimes
profuso, watsry and acrid. at others
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent,
bloody and putrid; there Is ringing in
the ears. doafnessP hacking or coughing
to clear the throat, expectoration Of Of
iensive matter. together with scabs from
ulcers; the voice Is changed and has a
nasal twang. the breath Is offensive.
smell and Taste are impaired; there Is q
sensation Of dizziness. mental depres-
sion, hacking cough and general debil.
ity. Only q few Of the aboye.namsd
symptoms are, however. likely TO be
present In any one case. There Is no
disease moro common than catarrh, and
none less understood by physicians.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Is, beyond
all comparison, tho best preparation for
eatarrh ever discovered. Under the In.
fiuencs Of its mild. soothing and healing
properties, the disease soon yields. Tho
Golden Medical Discovery should DO
taken TO correct tho blood, which ID al.
ways at fault. and TO act specifically up
on the diseased glands and lining menu
brane Of tho nose. Tho Catarrh
Remedy should he applied warm with
DIR. Picrcc's Nasal Douche-the only
instrument by which fluids can DO per.
fectly injected to all the passages and
chambers OF the nose from which dis
charges proceed. These medicines arc
sold by druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
Arrival. rsi. n.rsssx.
,,.,,s,... scr,,~-. Ts-.errs~.

Sr. PauL's Cnrncu. Virginia City.
There will In divine service tomorrow
at n A. NJ. and 7:3O P. NJ. Bishop
Whitaker officiating. Sunday school
nj l2ij p. N. All are invited.
SIR. JouS's CnuEcu, Com HuL.-
There will 10 divine service tomorrow
at 40 =. NJ, Rev. X. s. Eastman Of
feiaiing. Sunday School at $50 +. N.
VI. T.. CurRcu. GoLD HnL--Diyine
services will he held in this church to-
morrow tsuniay) morning. at IL A.
~, and at Z y. N. Sunday School at
IA =. N.
Rev. W. II. Jenvey will hold divine
service tomorrow ut Silver City at
II A. ~.
Rev. W. X. Jenvey will hold divine
service at Dayton tomorrow at ':3o
y. ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
NEVADA.
rir.-R.iIroad Accident.

ESPECIAL To TIE NEWS ny A. AND p. LINE.
CARSON, October About a quarter
after II this morning tho sound OF tho
Ere bells called out u Fire Department
to attend the burning Of a carpenter
shop in the northern part OF town, just
above the depot. The FIRE laddiss were
quickly at the scene Of confagration.
but tho building being very dry. burned
rapidly. and in ten minutes was de-
stroycd. There was no other damage.
As the 1l:4O train from Reno was
passing over tho switch in the upper end
Of the yard. the pin securing the guard
came out and reversed the switch, which
caused four loaded box cars to jump ths
track. making o very bad wreck. No
one was injured, and the track will be
clear about , o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
THE suRLEIaM ROCK DRILL

This popular drill has from the very
srst he en- n success in all tho principal
mines Of the Comstock. and wherever
used in this section. II has been q very
Efficient assistant in developing the
wealth OF oar mines. far eIcolling and
naturally superceiing any other style OF
machine drill. The San Francisco Iosf,
in its detailed descriptive account OF Tho
Industrial Fair in thst city. thus cor
rectly speaks Of the Burleigh drill:
"from the very first the greatest in
t.rest was attached 10 the machinery
department, and this can DO easily &C
counted for. In tho fret place, any
mechanical appliance which will do good
service in mining 10 OF tho utmost I'M
portancs in this section OF the world,
and numerous inventions hare been
introduced for the purpose. Only o
very few OF these. however, have ful-
filed the promises made in regard to
them. aud tho exceptions only have be-
ono indispensable to mining. railroad
construction and other heavy work OF q
like character. go
..Amoug the most valuable Of these
inventions are the Durleigh rock drill
and air compressors, which form such
conspicuous objects ut tho Fair. and
! compel attention by reason oil their
| noisy performances. BY this time. per-
haps, there are scarcely q hundred per-
.ons in tho city who have not seen the
bic granite blocks being bored by the
Bnrleieh drill. aud wondered at the OPP
Grafton. A a piece OF machinery, 1t Is
without doubt. n Of tho greatest sue
ce,ses ever known. II Is applicable to
tunnelinc. mining. q~uarrying. open
cutting. shafting. submarine drill.
ing. and. in fact. every form OF
rock work. II combines simplicity,
strength, lishtness and compactnssa
IN A remarkable degree, and Is con-
venient. easily handled and not liable
to get ont OF orjer. by its use hcles
from thrcc-fourths Of an inch to five in
Ines in diameter. and to q depth not sx-
ceedinr 10 TO 10 feet can DO drilled at
the ratio Of from two TO six inches per
minute, according to the nature OF tho
rock. IL is driven either by steam or
compressed air. and. with n pressure Of
30 pounds To the inch. strikes from two
hundred to three hundred blows per
minute, according TO the size OF the
machine. In tunneling. this machine Is
peculiarly advantageous, and in mining
and every other kind Of rock work expe-
ricnce has proved that 1t effects . great
saving Of both time and expense over
hand labor. The agents are Parke X
Lacy, ut 1857 Lsidesdorff street."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
COLL IuII.L C~EI.EsRArES.

Gold Hill deems il but just and prop
CT to celebrate In festive style this evsn-
ing tho reopenins Of the Bank OF Cali
fornia. Examinations, transparsneies.
flags. and all that sort OF thing. will be
literally displayed. the people will turn
out in a grand torchlieht procession.
headed 10y the Gold Hill Brass Band,
and a great public mass meetin; will he
held, which il to DO addressed by Hon.
Charles l.. belong. Gold Hill cell
cbnics the suspicious occasion.
and the event is well worthy tho
greatest enthusiasm. Hang out your
banners. flourish your torches, string up
you lanters and rows OF candles. Let's
have n good time. Gold Hill cello
brates!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
TO TINE CITIZENS OF GOLD NIL

You arc all invited TO call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full,
rich stock Of watches. chains. jewelry.
silyerware. diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO rc-
ceived In q courteous name by ]. W.
Tucker. l3l Kearny street. who will al
ways tako pleasure in showing custom
ors through his stock Of goods, never
considering Il a trouble. but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and zee him ero you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection To any part OF tho States
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing oil work which leaves his store; en-
ploying, On he docs, the best Of work
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02

SAN Francisco. Oct. 2.-3:30 p. ~
The Bank Of California remained open
until ono p. NJ. one hour beyond the
usual timo Of closing on Saturday. The
receipts during the day exceeded the dis
bursements by about three-quarters Of a
million. The bank officials express sur.
prise at the result, supposing that tho
actual needs OF depositors would have
caused q greater demand on the re-
sources OF the bank. They state that
the receipts Of the day wero nearly equal
to tho average Of Saturdays business.
the drafts being much less than the
average. II is expected that the demand
will DO greater on the opening Of the
Stock Boards. Tuesday. to satisfy wants
in that limo.
Collector Shannon has been made
a victim by ssmo rascal who forged the
signatures OF tho Custom House Naval
Officer and his clerk to Nh order drawn
in favor Of J. G. Merrill and Co.. for
$4,000 which shannon signed and tho
U. =. Treasurer paid. Tho police have
been put on the track Of the forgsr. but
a. yet no has eluded them.
The First National Bank Is now NOV
ing into Its new quarters In Flood 4
O'Brion Ms Building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
COURT.

The following business was transacted
In the First District Court this morning.
Judge Rising presiding:
Gossage VI. Crown Point Gold and
Silver Mining Company - Demurrer
sustained; ton days given to amend
complaint.
Representative Silver Mining Com
pany W.. A. b. Spinney ct a-Decision
rendered, diminishing action.
Estate Of Geo. Downey. deceased
Order for distribution Of personal prop.
erty aud real estate continued; hearing
Of petition praying for a decree Of the
Court TO set aside q homestead. set
for next Saturday.
Estate Of Joseph A. Meyer. deceased
Order made confirming sale OF real
estate and personal property.
Estate OF William lllingworth. de-
ceased - Administrator having filed
amended account. and Solomon Wood
having excepted thereto. through his at
torney, the amounts-s9i0 and $l9o-
were ordered stricken out; in all other
respects the account was confirmed.
V. Lemery ct al. vs.. Angelina Swain
Mrs. Swain dismissed from the suit.
and Mayer. as administrator, substituted
AZ q party defendant.
Baylsy ct III. vs.. Troy Consolidated
Judgment taken.
Beer Bros. VI. Troy Consolidated
Judgment taken.
Devote ct al. VI. Marsano Hearing
Of motion to file amended answer con.
tinuej until next Saturday.
Jas. +. Kelly vs.. Lady Washington O..
X 3. NJ. Co.-!Time for answering con-
plant extended ten days beyond the limo
already given. by consent OF counsel.
Rothenbucher w. Rothenbuchsr-
Monday next set for tho hearing OF mo-
ton for alimony and counsel fees.
Lewis x Deal W. j. q. Fair-Consent
OF counsel entered submitting motion
for q new trial.
Woodward vs.. Atkinson-Motion for
new trial taken under Amusement.
Townsend w. Cox-Demurrer to
complaint passed.
Estate Of Joseph N. Swain. deceased
Exceptions fled to final account Of
administrative argued and taken under
aivisement.
Bryan vs.. Savage q. & s. NJ. Co.
Demurrer withdrawn, and until tho first
Monday in November next given to flo
answer.
Moore Va. Consolidated Virginia q. <
\. NJ. Cs.-Demurrer to complaint sus-
tanned. and until the first day Of No
vember given to amend; twenty days
given to plead after amended complaint
is served.
Hughes w. McArdley-Demurrer TO
complaint sustained; exception taken;
ten days given TO answe
Duffy W. Ash-Motion to strike out
amended complaint overruled; exception
taken; amended complaint directed to
be served on defendant in two days, and
ten days given to answer.
Shaughnessy vs.. y. ". Sanderson-
Motion to dismiss appeal on clerks and
Justices certificates; ovcrruled, excep-
ton taken, and day given to perfect the
appeal.
John Henderson was admitted to citi-
zenship.
Noe w. Ford. OF a. -Action dismissed
as to Mrs. Ford and j. G. Hampton nd
ministrators rs parties defendant; de-
murrer to complaint overruled; ten days
given 10 answer.
V. * I. R.'R. Company w. Mercedes
Barega Hearing Of argument to settle
statement on informal matter: set for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02

San FnAScisco. October 2.-By o:3o
A. n. o crowd began to gather In the
vicinity Of the Bank Of California. In
side every preparation was made for
opening. The President, Directors and
members Of the Syndicate were ON hand
with smiling faces. aud looking as
load had been lifted from their shoulders.
The President stated that the bank was
fully prepared to pay all demands on
presentation. except such rs been other
wise provided for, aud that there was no
doubt Of It's ability 10 60 on with bust.
ness without further difficulty. BY 10
o'clock the streets and sidewalks were
jammed with people. At the appointed
hour the doors were swung open amid
tho cheers OF the crowd, which ut once
made n rush. blocking tho space outside
the counters. Evidently by far the
larger proportion Of those present were
lookers-on, though the services Of tho
tsllers wsro ut once called into requisi-
ton, and tho counters were lined with
those presenting checks. It was e.
pected that q largo demand would be
made upon the bank, not from want Of
confidence, but simply from need Of
coin. which has been 10 long locked up.
At present writing the crowd ID surg
ing in and out 81 the building. Gags are
mast.headed on California street, and q
salute is being fred from Msigss'
wharf. Coin Is now flowing both ways
at the Bank Of California. large amounts
are being deposited. and IL Is thought
that the deposits during the day will
equal or perhaps exceed the payments.
The best Of feeling prevails.