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New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

LoSIoy sept; 24-i23O y. m-Erio Railway shares loi
do Preferred. 80 NJ, ,..,o,ss ouo,e Renres
n, G5f - lsrie Railway shares, l3's uro,.rre1
IONpON sept 1850 .. m.-Ene Kai~aV sh"e'' 'i'''
81. ,,. o,a for hotb money and
LONDON sept PA m-Consos gisIs 'or ca p@' tr '' '"
,,r arropf Paris adyiccs quote Rentcs az GJI oc . o.
IoXpoN scpt 245 p n'oIai9T' 81 GS nm3S'" Wv" '''
I0NuoS sept 24-7 D. I.-ralcw h3 y CIV" i"t na 4,
T0ypo. SEPT 24-Eyenng ng-Cacntta LiH,. ,ruantns
cvt issed Ike 9lO l5d2Il ton. spirits lufpeh'ie'
1855 y cwt - n.
~. ,,,,,o, ~ NJ. 53 Firm
n"r u, u,',,,,s steady
rp.Isr"aI S.pt 24-5 D. m-Uni;ed states bonds, new
Tiyes
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
COTTON RECEIPTS.
-v yopx sent 2,-Ihe following are the net recep's
WOOL. MARKET.

WUOL MAEhFIs
,,u .n,, ptu, Scp 2t-Woo steady; fine qualities dnl
uednTn era and C0inDng fair demand ONO Peuns{
nnUn ard west Virginia XX. and above, 45H46c ~
4sgi6c. coarse 4oa43c New York Michigan Innians; ana
md Western Fine 145c. Medium 49d5Oc coarse ava
&c . Combng Washed, 5Sa62e.; Comblng on~asnIen.
~ 2Lsc: Comhing 62c Fine unTash ht 1S13rc aaa
BE Coorado Washed 26d SOC do Un"ase ~ as hSua
and Mer,no Pulled 81 dlOc. No and super Pu!en oS~
I2c; Texas Fine Medium, 20 600; Texas ,,oaIse'
2. a2ic; California, Fine ana Medium 2@Soc" taoi"a'
Coaree. 2j03Oc.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Invest 800 in n call on Erie Lake Shoreor West
ern Union Telegraph at the present low price OF the
stock. An advance of 10 per cent Will pay l0GO
proht-go to MesSrs. Rockingham d Co.. II wall
ct and they will do the business for you, OF scnd 10
them for tull particulars.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
THE MARKETS.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

=
The following complete list OF exports shipped IN Vesseis
which were cleared TO-DAY foreign ports:
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
NOTICE of the SALE of Lands aud Tcne-

2Cty Hau.
NOTICE of the SALE Of Lands aud Tcne-
~ for Unpaid Assessments-City Of New YORK ~
nance Department. Arrears July l. l-1St sder
The direction Andrew IA. Green. Comptroller Of he iy ~
the undersigned hereby public notice puIs
ant Ia the provisions OF the entitled for the col
o. assessments and tioon IN the
civ II NewlOrk. and 10 amend the several acts
relative thereto" passed April \. is7l taat the
,pretivc owners Of all the lands and trLemens ou
which assessments have been laid and confirmed aud
ar now iar aud unpaid aud have remained due and
rupai since the of said assessncnts for
tng grading curb gutter aud paving streets nssyns se
walks and and lns lots building sewers.
cuvcris under ground drains confirmed prior Ia January,
1872 required pay tc amount OF the assessments 80
In the New Court house IN the city
OF York together with tho interest thereon al the rate OF
per per the ume of Ayrnt WIN the
charges thus notice aud advertisements -, - a.
default shall made Snch -Wh shus
aud tcnr-nts sold public auction ,t ia" Ne" Court
house the CITY Hall is@, IN the Guy oi new, vik cn
TUESDAI october ., $50 AZ i~'N" o,lo.A hvoh or uc
al which son Shal uirt w take IN"
same consideration adNans!h. The anoi OF ut sssss
men due unpaid and the n'trst thereon A. aotsAn
to the tim. SALE and together with te CHARGES oi thls
noe vert semen AMI all other charges aDn COST.
ce t.rron that such sale VIII be continued ifv unc
until all the lands and tenements here Ai'ers "'
sale shall bc sold.
And not is hereby further given that detailed statement
OF the the ownership o the properly on "nrh
the assessments ar, and unpaid, Is published ~ pam
phct copies of the pamphlets are nel-t IN the
olce o In the Finance DeithenI Az"
will be yerson applying Tor thc ssule
A :. CADl. Clerk of ATr~arA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
financial.

4 NORTH CHICAGO.
"A. tl.ipcOln Iark)
BONDS
The interest October first proXino on THE BONDS o
EoiTII CC Ago i.slcd Lincoln Park VIII bt paid on
presentation coupons. and alter that date al he Atr
can Exchange National Bank, New.l Ork city.
w" ~ r.. :. TAYLOR,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Banking 6ousss ano Bankers
ROBERT WINTHROP & co

BANKERS AND IiicktIsS.
No. ~ WALL Ar, NEW.YORk
Execute orders STOCHs i;DNI - and colo allow inter
est on DEPOSIIs and 4 g~o"rll IA seiSH and
DROKERAGE kuSiNE<S
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
L'OR BUILDING SEWERS.

i sealed Proposals will b, received by the Department, ot
lic WOrAs un ~ O'clock n0on oct g. 1879, iOr Onihs
Sewers &C., various streets and avenues -.
For particulars The city RecOn copies fo sale Al No
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
6apinss Dsnks.
Businrss Gbaness.

MANUFACTURING Jewelry business for
vi serious illness Es,abishct IL ye@Is
Tools safe. fttiug-, &C. insured Tor 70 900 Pce si'oO
(open Offer. Only part cash! toi9 Cl5 -. - ,,,
VI HUNT & HAYNES a. below"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Corporation Notices.


PROPOSALS Will be- received by the Public N"i~, pe-
parim.n un e.. lst day Of October. ls'5 AZ ~ o,rs w.
Tor BLASTING POWDER and WORN ING lMFl.t MY -.
For particulars. city Record Copies sold AT No -''
,lf
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
DEAL ESTATE and PROFITABLE BUel


re- .tI,tion free transfer, partn'.hs "c'
',, "N" HUNT & HAlNEr.
'' Firancia, and Business Brokers. lr7 BioadN ny.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01

amount of half a million by the sus
pension of the Bank of California, but
it is believed they are able to stand it,
and it is stated on good authority that
Sharon will back them up ifany assist
ance is required.
As indicative of the feeling in stocks,
private TRANSACTIONS have been made
within the following figures: Ophir,
$40 to $43; Mexican, $l6R; Crown
Point, S24; Yellow Jacket, S63; Belch-
er, SlS to 20; Con. Virginia, S225; Cali
fornia, $50.
The report obtained circulation to-
day that Burling Bros. had hypothe-
Gated stock of the Bank of California
with the Savings and Loan Society, on
Clay street, which proved to be over
issue, but on inquiry the President of
the Savings Bank stated there was no
truth in the report.
A prominent Front street merchant,
in an interview this afternoon, gave an
encouraging account of affairs among
mercantile men. No failures have oe.
CURED among them and none are an
ticipated. Brokers also speak hope
fully Of the condition, and the feeling
is generally cheerful and confident.
There is nothing later from the Nation
al Gold Bank and Trust Company or
Merchants Exchange Bank. Both
are engaged in gathering coin for a re.
sumption of business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01

The Supreme Court for the State
of Nevada opened last Monday
morning. Chief Justice Hawley and
Associate Justices Earl and Beatty
were present, thus giving a full bench.
Some important cases will appear be-
fore the court, this being the adjourned
July term, a recess having been given
until the last Monday in August. The
most important question to be decided
is the one arising upon the constitutions
atty of the law relating to q%uackery
in this State. AS this matter now
stands, all physicians not having prac-
ticed in the State for the period of ten
years are compelled to file their diplo-
mas of graduation in the office of the
County Recorder of the County in
which their practice is confined. This
is thought to be an unjust discrimina-
ton between physicians. it being
claimed that all persons having prac-
ticed for ten years, whether in this State
or not, are entitled to the I'M rights
and considerations.
Another old landmark has given
way before the advance of the iron
present. The old Yellow Jacket hoist
ing works have been torn down. Still
tIlt uuiIp anu Oilt VI WV siidii at.Ia-
cent buildings are left to mark a spot
which is already becoming historical.
II will not be many years now before
all these old landmarks will be gone,
and, alas for it the men who made
them will be gone, too. Yet there are
many of the landmarks which these
early pioneers placed here which must
ever remain, for they are the land
marks of civilization and the footsteps
made in the march of empire onward.
Senator Jones has been regularly
and exhaustingly interviewed by an
Alta man, and he heroically owns up
that the Bank of California does not
owe him anything and as valiantly
AYERS that he does not w one cent to
the evaporated institution.
Without notice of a public nature,
the Silver Central Consolidated Mining
Company has placed upon its ground
steam hosting works, which will be in
running order in less than a month.
The Prussian Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 50 cents per
share, which will be delinquent on the
9th of September.
The Senator Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 80 cents per
share, which will be delinquent Octo-
Der Dist.
The delinquent sale of the Europa
Mining Company has been postponed
until September 9th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01
PROBABILITY Of THE BANK OF
CALIFORNIA RESUMING.

The rumor was prevalent in San
Francisco yesterday that the Bank OF
California would resume business at
an early day. The accounts furnished
lin our regular dispatches are conflict
ing, yet there seems good reason fof
! believing that these rumors have a
tangible basis. A thorough reorganiza-
ton Of the institution by leading cap
italists is the idea advanced, and the
one most likely to be put into practical
creation. This scheme, if carried
out, will include the assumption of all
the unsettled business of the old con-
Germ. From all accounts the PROPOSE
ton is regarded with much favor by
those who have been solicited to join in
the movement, and we therefore view
it.as highly probable that something
definite will ssbe reached. Indeed, pri-
vate dispatches from we'll informed
sources were received here yesterday
announcing that the new organization
had already been perfected and that
the Bank of California might be ex-
pected to resume business immediate
iy. This latter intelligence may or
may not be correct, but we think there
can be no doubt that negotiations are
pending among heavy moneyed men
which are very liable to result in the
contamination of the object so univer-
sally desired by all classes Of people,
both in San Francisco aud the interior,
namely: the re-establisL ntsnt of the
old bank on a solid basis. 1t has
hitherto proven a very lucrative meth
cd for the employment of a vast cap
ital, the stock paying dividends unpre-
c~edentedly large, and, with proper
management, it is but reasonable to
suppose that it would continue to do so
in the future. This. of itself, ought to
insure the investment of the necessary
new capital; and besides, there is evil
IDENTIFY a deal of pride in certain finan-
cial circles which plead strongly for
the rebuilding of the fortunes of the
fallen institution. In other words,
there. are a large number of heavy
financial weights IN San Francisco
who do not care to see the Flood &
O'Brien party walk in and occupy the
field without : further struggle tor the
possession of it. For these reasons
we are disposed to credit about all that
is said in relation to the speedy re-
sumption of the great bank; and we
shall not be at all surprised if it is in
successful operation again in less than
q week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01

exaggerated. Some of the most ig-
norant portion Of the populationin the
interior have become restless, and in
stigated by Spanish emissaries have
become insubordinate and riotous, u
their conduct has not assumed h
gravity of rebellion or revolution.
Last night was a Hamlet night in
New York. Booths Theater, where
Barry Sullivan begun an engagement
of 100 representations in this country
under the management of Messrs.
jarrett & Palmer, was densely filled
and the presence of the Sixty-Ninth
Regiment, decorations on the boxes,
music and the Celtic animation of the
whole vast assemblage gave it an UNI
commonly brilliant appearance. The
occasion was one Of a festival of well
comein which Irish and American citi-
zens gave honor and homage to their
distinguished countryman. a torch
light procession, fireworks and a seren-
AIDE by the Sixty-Ninth Regiment
Band supplemented the performance.
The Grand Opera House was also
filled by a fine audiences drawn by the
announcements that T.. j.. Davenport
would play Hamlet. lie was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm and
welcome. The applause continued so
long the veteran artist showed signs OF
embarrassment. LikeSullivan, Daven-
port was called lefOre the curtain at
the close of every act and throughout
the play each was literally a~pplauded
by the respective audiences.
A Duel in the Dark.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 30.
A duel occurred last night in the
dark; distance four feet, weapons six
shooters, between Charles Carried and
j. NJ. Turner. Three shots were fired
and Turner was killed.
Abatement of the Yellow Fever.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 80.
The yellow fever has disappeared at
Barancas. The Mayor has issued a
proclamation removing the quarantine
against Pensacola, as that city is per-
iectly healthy.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81.
A Washington special says the Marsh
Investigation Commission in session
at Denver, adjourned on Saturday and
will go to Kansas City, where addi-
tional testimony will be taken. 1t
here on September 9th to take
the testimony of Prof. Marsh, Mr..
WEIGH, Commissioner Smith and Sec
Delano. They have spent fifty
and have taken a very large
amount of testimony.
a dispatch from Yankton says a
of Black Killers have arrived.
having vacated the Hills on General
Crooks order. They bring a good &C
count of the wealth of the Dakotah
diggings.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.!

VN0 VIM. SMITH, THOMAS P0LKrve
J. horne, Richard Predaux and RI pr;s"9i'
ard, or their grantees: You are heroby ~ ~
tilted that / have performed labor on ~
YOUNG OPHIR NINE, situated on ~
western slope Of Mineral Hill, in EuresIHss
Mining District, Eureka county, Neyadsaa
the amount Of the legal assessment Wort %
said mine, ms set opposite tho respective !; "a
~terests, according to the law Of the Conr,a,na'
of the United States, approved May 10, lis
and the several acts amendatory thereof ~
supplementary thereto. 'd
said mine is owned, as appears Of record;
SAID Eureka county. as follows:
Name. Feet. ANON,
Thomas polkinghorne.....,-..200 "a ~
TiJ y olIeuaux...Y~"..--":"-.2W 20 IN
i'll. 10 Observation-Disclosures. ..2 200 IA ~ ~
That unless within 80 DAYS Won INV w ~
proportion Of said amount your interest \ i
said mine will become my property. u
JOHN Ii. ROBERTS.
epl-law3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01

THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION. - The
election in California takes place to-
day, and Judging from the character of
the campaign just closed 1t will be hot
ly contested in every county in the
State. The SENTINEL has arrange
mepts for obtaining the returns up to
the hour OF going to press tomorrow
morning. We don't know that we can
tell u readers with certainty who Ia
elected, but still we hope to lay before
them enough to indicate pretty clearly
how the battle has gone. And still the
i've thousand remains untaken.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01

CHEERFUL.-The situation in San
Francisco is day by day growing more
cheerful. Confidence is being rapidly
restored and there appears no reason
to doubt that all kinds of business will
soon be moving along as usual. One
or two of the banks are still engaged
in converting their securities into coin
before again throwing their doors open
for general business, but it is conceded
on all hands that even these are per-
fectly secure, being possessed Of
abundant capital to go right on with
business just as soon as an ample sup
ply of coin can be transferred to theii
vaults.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01

stbckss,-n the absence of sales in
thes boards. the great public is left
wholly iu the dark as to the value of
stocks Speculation relative to the
TONG Of tho market on the resumption
Of business is everywhere in order.
The editor of the San Francisco Stock
Report has this to say: "As an indi-
cation Of the situation we can state
authoritatively that large Geographic
orders to purchase mining stocks have
been received from the East during the
last sforty-eight hours. The editor OF
the Stock Report has. conversed with
nearly every member Of the Board and
the Pacific Exchange, and, taking the
expression of opinion as a whole, he is
led to believe that the stock market
will be stoutly sustained. As before
intimated, however, we give opinions
for what they are worth, but do not
predict.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81.
In connection with the recent ru-
concerning the affairs of the
Bank of California, respecting All over
issue of stock and the Disappearance
of securities and other fraudulent pro-
ceedings, this much is now positively
known: that from $1,000, 900 10 50, 900,
600 of the assets of the Bank of Cali
fernia have been very recently alb
stracted without the knowledge OF the
directors. How this has been done il
not known. The directors are busy
examining the state of affairs, but do
not know when their report will be
ready.
The financial situation develops no
new features this morning. The Ma
tional Gold Bank and Trust Company
and the Merchants Exchange Bank
still remain closed.
The election tomorrow begins to en-
gross a large share of public attention,
heightened by the contradictory re-
ports believed to have political signiti-
canoe as to the condition of the Bank
of California and its prospect OF re-
sumption.
1t is being stated about town, and
generally circulated, that the Bank OF
California will positively esnm bnsi-
ness. The statement is diligently
used here as a factor in the political
problem. Within the last half hour
an interview was had with one of The
most prominent gentlemen of the
board of directors, who says directly
that all such statements are premature;
that an effort is being made TO reorgan-
ize by forming a guarantee fund to
lquidatc the affairs of the bank and
afford means to resume business, and
that the responses of those approached
are OF an encouraging nature, but that
nothing can yet be stated definitely.
In answer to the question concerning
the rumors Of fraudulent action on the
part of Ralston, the gentleman replied:
"All / can say about that is, that MIR.
Ralston appropriated the funds of the
bank largely to his own uses" On be-
ing further asked II there appeared to
be evidence of intentional fraud on
Ralston's part, he replied: "Mr. Raj
ston got into a snap and used the bank
to help himself out"
Sunslry Items ana Rumors from San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81.
No new facts have been developed
concerning the resumption of the Bank
of California. BY some the statement
is regarded as an electioneering job,
though among the business men there
seems to be considerable disposition to
believe it, and some of the mora hope
full express confidence that it will re-
open in a few days. The general i'm
preston, however, seems to be that, if
resumption takes place at all, it will
not be until after a few weeks. No in
timation of the condition of the bank is
yet given by the directors, and it il i'm
possible to speculate OH it with anys as
surance of correctness.
A rumor has prevailed in the city
this afternoon, which may have gone
East, that Burling Bros, one of the
most prominent firms OF stock brokers,
have failed for two millions Of dollars.
lnqriry fails TO confirm the report. 1t
Is true that the firm is affected 10 the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01
DRESSMAKING.

HAVINd SECURED THE SERVICES
IL Of an experienced and competent Cutter
and Filter. MRS. X. Y. ANDERSON is now
prepared to do all sinds Of Dress and Cloak
Making with n~eatness and dispatch.
Agent tor .Butterick's Patterns. Give her
q call. Residences: Corner Of Spring and
Silver streets, Eureka. jy22tf-nu27
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01
DECLINED.

We received q we'll written commun-
ication yesterday, g the signature
of "Citizen," without however the
usua. accompaniment of the real name
of the writer. Independent of that
| fact. however, we should have declined
its publication upon the general propo-
sition that we are unalterably opposed
to the principles enumerated, and will
never even tacitly give our indorse-
ment, or knowingly aid in the further
ance of such measures as were advo-
Gated in "Citizen's" letter. We more
over disagree with the writer in his
| premises. We do not believe that u
officers should be held responsible for
the manner in which justice has been
administered in this county, nor do we
think that defendants in criminal
cases deserve the severe structures di-
rected at them by the writer OF the
communication for availing themselves
of all means within their power to
avoid the consequences of their crimes.
Our officers have generally performed
their duties faithfully, and the probity
of our judiciary is unquestionable.
The fault does not rest at either of their
doors, and the writer fails entirely to
indicate the true cause-which is some
of the juries that have been impaneled
under the present jury law. 1t
matters not how honest and COM
petent the judge, or how jealous and
able tho prosecuting attorney; with a
few corrupt, weak or incompetent men
in the jury box, their efforts are futile,
and we would advise " Citizen to d.
rect his energies to the devising OF a
method for remedying that evil il he
would strike at the fountain-head Of
the causes, instead of wasting his pow
der upon those who are fully as desir-
GUS of seeing the laws properly en-
forced as himself.
In regard to the remedy recommend
ed by the writer, it is at variance with
the first principles of our Government,
and we do not believe would eyer be
countenanced by any considerable por-
ton of the respectable people of this
section. We have never known any
good to result in the end from a resort
to mob law in any established COM
munity, no matter under what name
it is administered; but on the contrary
have witnessed its opposite effect in
the punishment of the innocent with
the guilty by the rash impulses and
hasty action Of respectable but mis-
guided men; and we believe it is far
better to rectify the evils by legal
means, even if it requires considerable
time to accomplish it, than to resort to
measures which would be prolific of
greater and more prominent ills than
those that already exist; and so think
ing, we will not c~ountenance in our
columns or elsewhere the measures
suggested by our anonymous CORE
spondent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-01

Railroad Accident.

LONDON, Aug. %.
The Scotch express, on the Midland
road, collided to-day with an excursion
traia near Kednick. Five persons
were killed and forty injured, several
probably fatally.