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HORSE DISEASE In BUFFALo.-The Buf-
falO Commercial Advertiser OF Friday re-
ports the appearance OF disease resembling
The epizootic among the horses IA that city.
IL says - In order 30 get at the facts I'm the
matter our reporter called al several places
where horses are largely employed, aud also
made application at the establishment of
the well known veterinary surgeon, DR. VIM
SomeTville, on Erie street. Ii was aScer-
tanned that all the horses belonging 20 the
street railroad company, as well as those be
longing 10 the express companies, livery
stable men, &c, were suffering 10 a greater
or less extent DIR. W. -. SDmerville. ir
stated that all The horses I'm Buffalo were al
present affected with a disease which had
several Of the symptoms of the OLD epizootic
though the tyre was decidedly milder. The
ETst indications are cough, a slight swelling
OF the p9rotid glands. dull and watery eyes
staring coat followed by a discharge from
the ostrils-the latter not being so profuse
a. IN the case o. the epiZOOtic. The disease
was FIRST observed, Or. Somerville stated, a
week ago today. None OF the horses at
tackled, we understand. have been fncapaci-
tated for work; and IL is the opinion OF the
veterinary surgeon named that IL would be
10 tier 10 give them the usual exercise. taking
care that they should not be subjected 10
sudden heat or cold. AS far as heard from
The cases yield 10 proper treatment, and
me of the horses frst attacked are now
nearly recovered. IL l. believed that the dis
ease originates in a cold. consequent upon
the sudden change OF weather, the material
fall I'm temperature, dampness, sc"
DIRFCT TESTIMONY AGAINST THE REV
Mr.. HoFFMAS.-A special dispatch from
Quincy, III, September II saws: "A decided
sensation was created in the Hoffman Prem
tiss slanCer case this afternoon by the testi-
mony of a young lady, who said that slre had
had improper dealings with the Rev II. q.
Hoffman at various times during the year
lS74. The witness came from Nashville yes
terday, in charge Of one OF the prominent
members OF The church OF which Mr.. Hoff-
man H. pastor. Her evidence was TO the ef-
feet that the minister seduced her on the
morning OF the Sd oiJanuary, 1874, while she
was domestic at the parsonage, and that
their improper relations continued until the
August following. Before the commence
ment OF this testimony the church W.
cleared Of all persons except the committe
and reporters, but il is generally known thai
the girl, who is now only ~ years of age, ra-
iterated fully the statements made In her
affidavit before notary at Nashville a few
days since. The prosecution against Prem
tiss called Mr.. Hoffman TO the wiJness-stand.
He contradicted the girl, and asserted that
while in his employ, she was detected In
differing. Hoffman's friends sre this even
Ing also endeavoring TO break down her tes-
timony, the court remain ing IA session until
a late hour"
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SOME OF THE FRIENDS OF DR.. SavilIe,
Indian agent at the Red ClOud agency, urge
bin i'm case of his exoneration by the Red
Cloud commission, to prosecute Professor
Marsh for libel. 1t is not known what &C
ton DIR. =. will take. In case he is found
guilty be will be dismissed, and if he is vim
dicated his resignation, already rendered,
will be accented,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ECRD's OPERA HOUSE.
WASHINGTON SCHCETZEN PARK.
RIFLE MATCH AND PICNIC,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT %,

a
The Rifle Match Uil he between teams Of 4 Va men
each, selected from Companies A and b, First ReEi
ment District Of Columbia Militia, for Silver Chal
lenge Cup
Douchs String Bard will f1rnish music for
darcinE, which VIII COGtinus until II D clock.
The Committee pledge that nOthing shall occur to
mar the pleasure q those who attend
Tickets, admitting gent and lady 60 cents. Lady g
ticket. p cents.
n. B-Tlckets nay be procured Of he Members Of
either company, or at the st. James Cigar stand
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MAGNIFICENT VARIETY.
SUPERIOR QUALITK.
IMMENSE QUANTITY.
HANDSOME STYLES,
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National ThEATER.

Six rights end one matinee The worlds novelty
MOnday EyCuii Z, s. ptemH-r -. De but in Washing
ton q J. v. ZihmeTman's JUVENILE OPERA
COMPANY Y. from the Fifth Avenue Theater, New
York This wonderful organization com r1ses
seuorirs Carmen y Moron. Is years old prima
donna. SenOrita Guadalupe Moron, (6 years old, ,
prin-s donna. also. ~ children Of eNtraOrdintrY
tale a, superb chorus and orchestra aud magnln
cent sSstUmss by Mstsme Negro, Of Paris. The
Opcras will be produced with the utmost accuracy
aud bTi'liancy, under The baton Of senior Eduario
linda J Moron. Monday Tuesday ard Nedne1 day
evenings ard at the matinee saturday, Ofenbach :
GTard uchess. Thur-day, Friday and Saturday
evenings, Robinson CTusoe.
r. POPULAR PEI 'ES.-SI
Admission 50 cents, rs cents, and "a. Reserved
seats IS Censs extra.
Sale Of -eats commences Th1rsday, September %.
At , o'elCtS a. M, at MetZerott s Co.'S music
store. sepzJ tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-21

1T is NOW STATED that the resignation Of
IUdian Agent Saville, rendered some time
ago, will not be actet upon until after the
report of the Red Cloud investigating com
mission, and that Mr.. Hastings, who was
recommended for the position, will not he
appointed until Mr.. Saville is dismissed or
his resignation is accented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-21
POLITICAL Notes

The official returus of the Maine election
with tie exception of thirty-one towns, give
Conner 4,7T5 majority for Governor. The re-
puhlicsns will have a majority of nine in
the Senate. The House will stand eighty
hve republicans, siXty-three democrats aud
two Independents, which will give the re-
puhiicans majority of twenty eight on Joint
ballot. Carl SchUrZ has accepted the in
vitation of the repu hlican state central COM
mittee TO speak in Ohio. and will begin the
advocacy of an honest currency and the cleo
ton Of Hayes, at Cincinnati, Monday even
ing. September q. Following the meeting
there, he will fill eight other appointments,
among which Cleveland, Toledo, and San
dusky will be included THE two u. s.
senators from West Virginia, both demo
Gratis. are al odds on the hard money ques-
ton, but the Wheeling Intelligencer thinks
that Davis, anti-infiationist, could accom-
MEDIATE his views TO circumstances. FIX
Governor Letcher has been nominated for
the legislature, in Rockbridge county, Vir-
ginia, and it is expected that Ex-Governor
Smith will be nominated in Fauuuier. ...
The n. Y. World says: AS yet none of the
Pennsylvania papers have thought of re-
marking, aprOpos of the nomination of
Messrs. Pershing and Piollet, "Let us have
Ps." THE full returns of the vote for
Governor of California are given as follows:
Irwin, democrat, 81 ,525 Phelps, republican,
3O,922; Bidwell, Independent, % $50.
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RARLOw's GALLERY VI FINE ARTS
1925 PENNSYL VANL4 AVENUE,

The Public are invited to examine my stock Of
PAINTINGS, ENGBANISGS, CHROMOS. Pho
TcGkA IHS. LlIHOGkAPHS, PAINTINGS on
PORE Ell AINE. SC They are Of the same quality
found in al first class Galleries Of New York AMI
IT the same prices. FRAMES for Mirrors and Oil
Paintirg made TO order of the patterns also
FRAMES Of every description for Engravings.
Phi, tCgraphs, POTcslaiDe Paintings, WTeaths and
AutuI n Leaves.
MATS Of every description made 70 order,
PASSE PAkTOU : in great variety. GOLD, Sill
NER and COPPER " iBE. CORD, NAILS, &C.
Every article guaranteed a. represented.
PAINTINGS arranged aud hung for Galleries
and Priv ate Parties.
PAINTINGS Cleaned, Restored and Vanished.
OLD FRAMES kEGILr. -
II. ". BARLOW.
5000 LGTHOGRAPHS, from Ice. 10 ) ] each.
5000 WOOD ENGRAYIHGS for Scrap-bOOks.
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1T HAVING BEEN STATED that the new
regulations for the examination of the bag
gage Of passengers arriving from foreign
ports were unsatisfactory to the Urea sury
department on the contrary, the reports re-
ceiVed from the customs officers show that
the lew regulations fully meet the expecta-
items of the department, and that their en-
fOrcement will correct the abuses aimed at.
IL is also stated that the Secretary is in re-
ceipt of letters from manufacturing and
jOurneymen tailoTs and firms importing
piece goods and articles of clothing approx
Ing the regulations adopted by the depart
smuggling heretofore practiced by ocean
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THE PROGRAMME OF MUSIC by the Ma
rine band at the Smithsonian grounds to.
morrow evening will be as fOllows:-1. Ma
tional air; 2. March, Reeves; 3. Overture,
BTassem di Preston, Adam; 1. Chorus, TTO-
vatOre, Verdi; 5. Waltz. Ariita. Ar1iti; g.
Selection, Traviata, Verdi; 7. Medley, Mai
anne AngOt, LecOcq: 3. Fantasia, Ringleben;
.. Selections from L'Africaine, Meyerbeer;
10. National ar.
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THE UTEs GETTING SAUCY.-A telegram
from Indian Agent Miles TO the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs says the Ute Indians
refuse 10 accept the southern boundary of the
San Juan reservation as located, and that
they will not accept any portion of the COM
pensation guaranteed by the treaty of 1873
until the lines are properly established. The
Utes denOunce as outlaws the band who at
tackled portion OF Prof. Hayden's surveying
party, and will furnish guides for the troops
who may be sent TO punish them.
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THE u. s. STEAMER PowHATAN, now at
New York, will soon sail from that port to
Port au Prince, in accordance with a request
from the State department that a vessel of
war be sent TO that place. 1t will be recOl-
Jected that recently troubles were reported
II consequence of threat of rescuing refugees
al that poI: named under protection OF the
American Minister. and in consequence of
these proceedings one - our men-of- war
should be at Port an Prince 70 reset any in
dignity TO our representative there.
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COMPLETES STOCK.
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BOYS CLOTHING,
FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS
ALL GRADES AND STYLES.
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Look at the Styles.
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NOW ON EXHIBITION.
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CEASON OF Is7s-Is76.

SEASON OF Is75-Is76.
SECOND ANNUAL OPENING OFTHE
ECOLE ERANCAISE DE WASHINGTON
ANn OF The
CERCLE DRAMATIQUE FRANCHISE,
Under the anagement of
PROF. EUGENE 4. COLLIERE and u LIE V.
PRUD 'HOMMS,
Opening night free to all. TUESDAY, evening, Oc-
tOter u, al ca O'Clock, at the Bosslyn Seminary,
1S3- street northwest. Glass evenings, TUESDAY >
and Fridays.
Circulars at the Principal Book and Music Stores.
For further particulars apply a. 1880 1 street
northwest. y street N. sepl3 tu1yl
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. - The
President has made the following appoint
ments: c. 7. Kimball, of New York to be
commissioner substitute to the centennial
exhibition; VIM. f. Green, collector or inter
nal revenue for the 9Th district OF Tennessee;
Amos l.. Frost, collector OF internal revenue
for the consolidated district known as the
1th district of California; VIM. Caffrey, of
Nebraska. receiver of public moneys in the
Wyoming land district; Fred w. Sumner
postmaster at Sherman, Texas; Thomas
Maxwell, postmaster at Saugerties, n Y;
Alexander White, Alabama, chief justice of
Utah territory.
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SUGGESTIONS having been made in some
of the New York papers that the fast mail
train leave the city named at 4:3O p. M, in
stead of $50 a. M, i'm order the better to
accommC late the cOmmerc al community,
II should be stated that the time of the de-
parture of the train is fixed with reference to
making connections from Chicago. Should
The train leave as suggested these connec
tiOnS could not be made. The fast mail
trains are not only for the benefit of New
York. but of the community generally.
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: ILL Q L 9 7 ~ I ~ q J..
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To SAVE UNNECESSARY ANNOYANCE to
the appointment clerk OF the Treasury de-
pal imeDt, and the chagrin which usually
follows the refusal TO appointment to office
IF a thousand aspiring applicants, 10 may
be well II state that at the present time
there is not single vacancy TO any Office in
the department. The death rate among the
public employees is exceedingly light, and
the voluntary REIMBURSEMENT of a public
trust is some thing which occasions as much
surprise among ofiicehOlders as does the
transit of Venus among scientists.
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AIRY ORDERs.-Flrst Lieut.. Alexander
Wishart, 10Th infantry, is ordered to report
TO the president of the retiring board in New
York city for examination. The leave of
absence granted Cd Lieut.. w. B. WetmOre,
eth cavalry, Fort LeavenwOrth, Kansas, has
teen extended one year, with permission to
go beyond sea. Leave OF absence for one
year, with permission to go beyond sea, has
been granted Assistant Surgeon w. j. Will
son. Fort Bayard. New Mexico. The orders
OF July 3Oth, 1875. directing Lieut.. General
Sheridan tovisit the Pacific coast, have been
confirmed by the President.
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liable BROTHERS,
TafEors aud CIothfers,
sepl0-u Corner 7th and ID street.. n. w
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~.
BAKER-At West Troy n. Y. on Friday, Sept 2. after
short Illness Capt Samuel W. Baker IN the 'oth year o.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DANA-on Thursday sept o John W. Dana, aged % Ours
Funrial services Setuidly at m at his ate e'oh'e
No. 20 West sixty nrstsL
BARRELI~M Morristown. n. J., OF Tbursday morning
sept Edward, infant OF George and LILA a baIrei
KING-Edwar King ut residence Newport r. L. sept J.
Funeral services at Newport sunday, Sept. ..
DlBBLEE-suddenly sag HarUOr l. l., Sept g. Frederick
r.. DibUlcc.
Fue. services OF Christ Church. sag Harbor. Sunday
ITno0u Sent D. Oc!OcS. LClayes and friends are re-
spccttully invited attend without further notice.
HORToN-At White Plains, Friday, Sept 3, after long
Illness, Phebe eldest of
David Elizabeth Horton in the 52d year OF her
NoIice Of the funeral will DO given hereafter.
LARY-On Wednesday. sept 1876 Jersey City John T.
Larry. the oath year OF his age
and ire de OF the amly are respectfully invited
the funeral from his late Residence 40 Mafren.
Jersey ,ity, saturday, at O'clock y. IL
Boston papers pl' ase copy.
PACKAKD-In brooklyn Sept O. Norman seaver. youngest
of Edwin aud Julia Hutchinson Packard, agei Ia
months.
Fun, raj On Saturday, p. H.. from l02 Montague st.
ToMPKiSs-At Iitchdeld, Conn., Thursday, Sept z.
Darrell H. TOmpkins1 In the Goth year Of his age
TRFDWELI-At residence OF Henry I. Hewlett Roslyn,
L. H. sept 2 1875, samuel infant Of Timothy AID Asns
". lrawelL
Notice OF funeral herr alter.
WARD-On fT1ay, Sept 3. OF dphtheria, Henry Coles,
youngest child William IL and LIZA r. ward. aged
1s funeral viii take prce Saturday afternoon, s4
e Church of IT. Mary tho Virgin. Forty NTH ST.,
between Eighth ave. and broadway
WOoDW Albion Thursday sept. 2 John Woodward. aged
FantI services at his late residence Baldwin and
Payonis-ayes, Jersey City Nights, on SATURDAY, tho An
inst. At o clock D. III.
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A a. Book for 81 80.

TIP PEOPLES CoYg0s SHNsE MEDICAL ADyrsnR, PLAN
ESGIsn; or. MEDICINE sisfLykD by X " PERI, W W
BOOK Of about ne afed large pages profsey illustrated
s ss SuS% Is ssn a post paid 20 address. Tor Ono
Fifty Cents; making IL the cheapest COOK ever
offered IN the Am rcan people Other books reang OF 10
nearg rs Illustrated c0lore plates, aud Of
them containing prescriptions
Of slcuo diseases which they discuss sell ior from
three dollars half five dollars Were Dr. Pierces
WORK the author printed and bound with bis
machinery and IL sold through agents as oher Ae
when the publisher pays the author fair price
prOuciiOn then adds proht 10 his Investment aso
labor ~ which no assumes
taxing chance Of the enterprise proving success ana
state county and canvassng agent has each re-
profit, they a1del 70 TIE expense oil DOos
that about 81 o. much That the people Lsyo
ny less TN 81 for IL. THE PEOPLES MEDICAL AD
the contrary laced within the pecnnary eaca OF
dispensing With middle men and giving me Dee =, OF ee
pols people Offering his BOOK at price hte above
publca ION. That those desiring the BOOK 10y
ran II o.ng their money in sending IL through u,
mails vertses that money Addressed u MA AZ
Buao NJ " and nclosd In registered letters may De az Is
sDOndeHce with
PIE upon med which, credDy Dfornsi me-
lcniiy three hundred letters day and reo ts sew
r In. med ami 81 ul medical and soi -hand
enable and Lher a. wei as
With disease al the Worli DspehS@
appear to peculiarly fitted ho for W iting the Work ~
people. He m This Work 10 answer al tle
questions relating TO hrath aud dlseo'e mat ase
been addressed him by the people from all a OF Toe i
and hence IL contains important Information Tor Tie young au
fenIal single married nowhere else To DO
diseases OF both sexes are ALSO
plainly nl cols ana OF sell cure ilads
known. Unlike Domestic Medicine II inclu.es
aubccts of Biology Cerebral s0i0gy, hygiene rem
peramens Marriage Reproduction, dc, al Of whieh aIs
treated In original and interesting manner IL COM
perdum Of Anatomical PhysoO gcal, and Medical SCIENCE
srnbodies the discoveries each department
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how to conduct the proceedings the true in charge
sbsreof or the partisan critics who for political purposes
carp!Rg ~ themt'
There is q controversy over ex Commissioner
Bsrllcys share OF the Hand award, which has all the
favor OF Credit Mobier times. fennctt asked Conal
Apprser Davis carry sealed letter tn Commissioner
Bark,ey which did probably having such errands
before The letter contained 81 600 canal certificate.
payabe TO Mr. Barklcys order which the recipient swears
he returned. Mr.. Potter that bo Mr. Barhey
place the certificate in envelope and heard him cay
what he about to do with It, hut did not see tho
address the envelope Bennett has received tho
certificate, and in the absence Of solution OF the
mystery, the burden of proof rests the ex-Comms,
tOner certificate mace ont to the orer OF Canli
Commissioner would lie worth no moro than 40 much
waste paper 10 pOsiOce thief The commission "heis
800 reward for the discovery OF the missing paper
Judge Pratt may as well be counted out of
the race for the Attorney Gcneralshp Ii Is apparent
from the uterances of Inc Utica O5Sorer paper be-
eved to be in the special confidence Of the Governor
that Attorney General Prats denomination would not
be satisfactory to him. and this probably settles the
matter What The Utica Observer says about Mr.. Fair
chids activity in pushing the suits against the Canal
Ring true and probably most OF lis party viii admit
the uselessEess OF renomnating an Attorney General
whose deputy has been compelled TO make up for his de-
hcienccs in important matter. The Observer says
ave have no reason 10 believe that Judg Pratt guilty
OF any worse fault than good nature. But good nature
when it leads to friendly personal relations with those
against whom the righteous wrath o! the people is
aroused ia serious disqualification for pubic office at
the present time. NORMALLY, of course. Mr. Iarchild
derived his authority from Judge Pratt but II the
erahe could have had his those u6ghbOrs and
friends OF his in Syracuse might Lot have Jared So
l,lx
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THE STATE OF TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Aug o. SuCar-rhe seadiness In the golf mar
ket aud tie In the rates OF exchange has IN
du,e better ie" pc among bnyers The business however
closing quiet and steady stock IN
warehouse at Havana and Matanzls $500 boxes and
hds receipts Of the week. 5iOO boxes aud All hhts
EXPERTS the week. 800 boxes and 100 hu'. of which
500 boxes and all tie hld to the United Stetes nos
to IL lGtslG3s rUa per arfoha; Molassee sugar.
Nos 20 TO- 54dIZlt reals suscovado sugar Common
10 rnr l3 lit reals do Fair Good Refining, l3'i0l ~
rails Centrifugal sugars. Ncs i 20 r. l!tgI5h reals
can sugar Cured Wax, tl4asi4 80 arrpha for Yellow.
Naval Sores active Goal OIL in sdSa reals gallon
hler nonir al White Belns, 20 80 reals T. aTOba.
Chcwiac Tobacco, $j3 !, q initial Corn, AGifS
Cini 23Oa"3 Exchange active; on the United states,
go lays currency, li5allS prem short sig o. l2D@
I,o nrrr 60 DAYS col 1891 30 prem. short sight Do,
ii2dliI prem LONDON 1880 rs premi on Paris 400
HiIAXA, Aug. 3l.-spanish gold, 230a23l. Exchange
Gull the Cnit,d states go days, currency ii8a ~
rrrm short sight do i2l l23 prem; go days, gold, u
i4o prrn; short sight do IA If6 prem; London l75
IL prem Paris l4ldli3 prem
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FINANCIAL INTERESTS.
THE SITUATION IN CALIFORNIA.

THE SITUATION IN CALIFORNIA.
PREVALENCE or AN EvEG-IMPROvING yelling
SUBSCRIPTIONS or HALF MILLION BY THE
STOCK EXCHANGE TO HELP THE BANK OF CALI
FoRNIA-MR. EALsToNs DEATH PRONOUNCED
ACCIDENTAL.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3.-General business has
resumed its usua channels and much better feel
ing prevails. The large amounts recently thrown
upon the market from the Treasury and the Mint, to
which viii probably be added 5000, 900 tomorrow
by transfer from the Treasury to the National Gold
Bank and Trust Company, tend to make money
much easier.
As to the Bank OF California. prominent gentle
man of the Directory gave an assurance this after
noon that the best prospects exist for speedy re-
opening of the bank. Guarantee capital to the
amount of several millions has been already sub
scribcd, and more is promised. Creditors exhibit a
disposition to grant reasonable extension on their
demands and stockholders without exception. 80 far
as scen express their Willingness to enter into the
proposed arrangements Further examination into
the stale of tho assets warrants tie assertion that
their condition is better than AT first supposed.
The Directors at present prefer TO make public no
detailed statement to the assets and liabilities of
the Bank, though information has been privately
communicated to assist in gaining general knOwl-
edge of the condition of the Bank, which goes far to
tE6 recent llNOldDlc ItIoitSs Nv uCHhitc
time is stated for the resumption.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange held meeting
to-day, at which $250,G00 were subscribed to the
guarantee fund of the Bank, and subscriptions were
made by individual members amounting in the ag
gregatc to from $4,000 to 100000 The Board
will probably not resume its sessions until the banks
begin payment and in the mean time il will discour
age any business the street. Private transactions
we're made, however, to-day of the following fig
ures: Consolidated Virginia, 24O; California, 80;
Ophir, AZ: Crown Point, 26; Gould and Curry, IS;
Yellow Jacket 50; Bccher, 81, and Mexican, %.
The best OF feeling prevails among the brokers.
The inquest in tho case of RastOn was concluded
to-day. The report OF the chemists says that there
was no evidence of poison in the stomach The jury
returned verdict OF accidental death from con-
gestion of internal organs and drowning.
The National Gold Bank and Trust Company re-
port good prospects of an early resumption.
LATER.-While definite time has been fixed for
the resumption Of the Bank of California delay of
about two weeks is minated, at the end Of which
time full statement of the affairs of the Bank viii
be AIDE public.
l!0r further Rcporis from California Second Idgel