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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-09-26

In offering to everyone throughout
the land trial bottle Of Syrup of Figs
free of charge, the California Fig Syrup
Company is fully aware that it were folly
to do so if the new remedy did not pos.
sess greater merit than any other article
ever offered as cure for billiousness
and constipation. But knowing that
every dose will convince the one who
takes it of its efficacy, and make another
friend for the remedy that is destined to
become universal, they wish everyone to
try it. C. f. Heinzeman is agent for
Los Angeles.
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Fairbanks hay, platform and counte
scales at Harper 4 Reynolds Co.

Fuirpahks nay, pi"uoih anu Do"h'Si
scales at Harper 4 Reynolds Co.
During the street parade OF Coles
great circus Saturday, it will be great
sight when the elephant and polar bear
stop at .McDonnell's drug store, oppo
sito Baker Block, and refresh them
selves with some of his ice cold cream
soda water.
Anita was before his Honor the Mayor
yesterday, charged with vagrancy, She
does not like his Honor and desired {
change of venue. She will appear this
morning as Anita Sanchez Rawlins
Mahoney, to have her case arranged
and placed on trial.
The No. 3 well at Petrolia, which i,
being bored by the Chandler Oil Com
pany, is now $50 feet deep. and in add
ton to large flow of gas has moder
ate exhibition of oil. 1t is now passing
through pebble sand rock, which is
usually an oil bearing rock.
Democrats should bear in mind the
fact that registration ends with the 6tl
day of October. As every voter i,
Obliged to re-register as condition prece
dent to voting he should lose no time. II
your name is not ON the Great Register
you will be shut out. You should there
fore register at once.
While Coles circus is passing Temple
street the auction sale OF the Temple
Street Stables will adjourn; after the
parade has passed the sale will be re-
sumed, and every article will be sold to
the highest bidder, by order of Geo. O.
Ford, proprietor of the Grand Centralj
John c. Bell, the auctioneer.
The Los Angeles Wooden Mills blank.
cts and fannels are made entirely OF
pure wool, no shoddy or cotton mixture,
and are the cheapest for you to buy.
To be found only at Coulters 236 North
Main street. Reduction sales.
A man called Luis Mexia had Mrs
Perpich, very respectable lady of this
city, the wife of Mr.. Antonio Perpich,
arrested on Saturday, for disturbing the
peace OF MS WIG. JuuSt Molbuh ntdIu
the case on Tuesday, and after finding
out that Mexia had made complain
that was very fanciful, he honorably
discharged Mrs. Perpich.
The San Bernardino Times says; Th'
largest bunch of grapes ever presented
to our gaze may be seen at the frui
stand of A. Jacoby. The grapes are o
the Black Hamburg Variety, was grown
on the old Miutzer place in the bottom
near town, and weighs just u pounds
Other punches Of 4 and 81 pounds vert
to be seen from the same place.
One pair of pure all wool blankets are
worth two pairs made of cotton and
shoddy stock. See that you get all
wool, TO be found only at Coulter's, 23G
and 23S North Main street, Baker Block.
Reduction sales a few days longer.
The Boston One.Price Clothing Store,
10 Nadeau Block, has just received G
large stock of the latest styles OF mems
boys and childrens' suits, of the bes
quality and latest pattern, which they
will offer to the public on Saturday, tn,
9th inst. From aud after that date tn,
Boston Store will give great bargains t.
all who call at their beautiful bazaar
See notice in another column.
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II you want fine rooms, good board
and home comforts, go to the Kimball
Mansion-surrounded by a flower gar
den-l3l New High street. near TEN.
pie. sepl4. In
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WAR DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL SER.
WOE. o. s. ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for the ben
it OF Commerce and Agriculture. Report o. Oh
servationa taken at Los Angeles. CAL. sept 70
go
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roller houf'
Niles patent trent door locks at Har.
per & Reynolds Co.
James Kelly had his usual drunk and
his regular fine of 81.
icsteruay 'ho'n'is rug 'o"''""e'
uh''' ai'er zen ''o0N'
Capt. Pishon, OF San Bernardino' u
registered at the st. Elmo.
CITY Justice Morgan had An easy day
60. go Professionalism
An -, , ..u,. po,L,.
-. p--s'-, ma. -,
Men were canVass'ng the various "afd'
Yesterday 10 ascertain the complexion Of
voters
Mr.. Geo. +. Dietz and Miss FANNIE v
Doane, Mr.. @. III. Schenck and X. u.
S'yef were yeS'er'aS "'e"''u ~ ~
There VIII be an important mee''ns VI
the Central Democratic CLUB to.mo',oM low
night at Democratic heauquar'o''' S''
notice elsewhere
There Will be meeting oi INC N'"''''
Democratic CLUB a, , nqaa aIttnnasnos ~ ~
sa s..,, 10. us s ,,,pso.,ed
P~''ee'A''
The southeast corner oil Also ana Ala
media streets, with the addition nearly
completed on sno sou''' " ~ P'P''"
" ~ ,,
Mr.. George hinds, oil the hrm Oh WICK
cry ninus' maa viii b;s catti,
ra,cbo near Wilmington.
,.,,, oo,.uaa tIonto,s ali mira
Dea"'''"' oo'o' ~ a.
wool, ut very reduced prices NJ d. r.
Coulter's, 236 North Main street, Baker
, n,von. ~ ~
'"'' 'eeo''s,' 800
and CRATES AZ harper Neyhoics w.
Work has been commenced on the
-. :, oo...a.a .;aawoil, Il,
front of the new Henderson building Oh
North Los Angeles street, to be occupied
by messrs. Jaeopy brothers.
The attention of horse men is espe.
ILL.,, a;,a.,aa % ,ho not;ca /, .uothe,
o'',''y ''is'' W .' 49, -. - ~
column OF meetihB vi the oNoh ~, D,s
notice h of interest TO turfmen.
The vreat Gales Circus will arrive to.
marrow in all liza attractive panoply and
as...a ..ad. .na avh;h;,;or
,naao so'seo" aT, p ~ g., oi,cns
N W.. .hs V A.,;o. aoa :, sns s'" w.
v" ''e
- VIZ ~ - go,
''' 'n''0 80 .,-s'.,.'
OF mortgage, four miscellaneous records
and two marriage licenses.
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne, Sea.
aide Cologne, Seaside Cologne.
=. -. -
Inc diihcuity between 'ho "orHh'eh
anu 'no 0on''"0so's va W.,
h a san Han aao a,a ,ha y yarL - AM nro
eeod;ng in n satisfactory manner.
Ladies, II you want new cioah'
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Try Lankershim 4 Cos now process
roller flour.

Maximum Thermometer II Q.
Minimum Thermometer. $40.
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The bug crop last night was great.
"rhere Is many u slip 'twiXt the cup
and the lip" 81 to speak.
Capt. June Peak, OF Albany, is in the
city on "a dying visit to relatives.
Capt, G. w. Gano left yesterday via
New Orleans for Paris, Kentucky.
The funeral Of Mr.. jerome Briggs yes
terday morning was well attended.
W. a. Wright, prominent young
lawyer Of san Angela, is in the city.
Mrs. l.. f. Harris and Master Willie
Apperson arc visiting friends at Lam
caster.
Capt. Jefferson Peak, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks past, IL inn
proving.
MIR, Archer Moore, OF Waco, and Mr..
Volney Robinson, OF Cleburne, were in
the city yesterday.
q. W.Tuthill, the popular representa-.
tive of the st. Louis Paper company, il
= guest of the Windsor,
The races, under the management Of
the Gents Driving association, comes oil
this afternoon, anu good sport is prom
ised.
The postoilire and Federal court
buildings were drapod In mourning
Tuesday through respect to the memory
Of tho late G. j. Folgor, Secretary of the
Treasury.
Judge u. +. Short let the contract yes
torday to L, j. Butler, contractor for the
erection of n onc-StOry livery building
on Elm street at tho intersection OF Err
way, for $500.
Mr.. Eugene Marshall says that he Is
not a candidate for county attorney ON
any ticket a. was given In the Republic
can slate published In yesterday morn
ing's HRRNLD. Mr., Marshall SAYS he
knows nothing Of a slate at all.
Misses May Thomas, Matte Caruth,
Laura Castor, and Leila Cowart, and
Mosdameg Caruth, Castor and Mossrs.W
II. CASTOR and W. II. Thomas returned
yesterday from Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, where they have been sojourning
the past SIX weeks.
Mr.. :, II. Mcllhaney, manager of the
Grand Windsor hotel, loft last evening
for Galveston, where he will remain n
few days. Rumor has Il that no will
probably become connected with the
fremont OF Galveston after its opening
on tho 10th, hut the HBpALD hopes the
rumor IL untrue, for In that case Dallas
would lose one Of the most popular hO-
tol mon In Texas,
Col. II, w. Loughrev, one of the oldest
and most accomplished newspaper
writer's In the state, paid the llERALp
Office y call yesterday. The Colonel has
boon In editorial business thirty-siX
years IN Texas, and his writings arc now
as vigorous and fresh ms they were
twenty wears ago. The Colonel should
take place ON some ono of the many
papers OF Texas, for his able services arc
missed nv tho fraternity all over the
State.
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SPORTING NOTES.
BICYCLE VS.. HORSE FLESH.
Boat Race Postponed-Rower Riley III
Hard and small Glnves-The Ban
and the Bat--Aud Notes
From Various Points.
Rn.c Enll Notes.

The manager OF the Browns Yesterday
received telegram from the manager
of the Gulf Citys asking that the series
to be played between the two clubs Mt
Galveston, commencing on the DIST in
slant, he changed so that the first game
take place next Sunday. The GulfCitvs
are ON big salaries, and the expenses
were, therefore, such that the 'long
watt had to be made In some way
profitable. Our nine will 20, 1t has been
determined, on Saturday next, and com
mence the series as desired
The Browns will take the finest nine
IN the state to Galveston, and Dallas
expects every man to do his duty -
The management of the association
earnestly hope that the subscribers TO
the stock of the company will pay up
during the week so ny 10 give them The
requisite financial "Send on AS thew
start upon their tour of the State. Mr..
Klein and others, who have put their
money out in fii therance of this splen-
did and reputable sport, and have en-
deayored to keep Dallas, at all costs. i'm
me lead, IN this respect, as our Queen
Clly is I'm all others, in the State,
deserve much praise, and certainly
the gratitude of the sporting public.
They are public benefactors in as much
as they are serving in the most attrac-
tive shape to advertise Dallas on n most
extensive scale throughout the whole
State. While IL is a species ofsport they
are building up, yet they are keeping
Dallas vigorously before the public and
indirectly assisting her.
The president, Mr.. Klein and the
other members of the company are all
well known business men, the mama
ger, Mr.. McNoalus Is well known
journalist and their efforts
are eminently calculated to place Dallas
aud her push and superiority before the
public. The public can, therefore, afford
easily and probably to stand hy tho
boys" and the strong stock company
behind them.
ON Friday before the Browns leave, a
game will be played at the race course
for tho benefit of Clark, the popular
member of the homo team. He was nm
fortunate enough to have a thief entoi
his room night or so since,and rob hin
OF $40 or $50 his savings. The Unions
Will have Murray and Clarke as their
battery, and be further strengthened
by Kelsey and Mansfield. So consti.
tuted, the Unions will he stronger than
either Fort Worth or San Antonio, and
give the Browns u lively tussle.
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Supplementary Fires.


Al NlNAiNNAlls
CtNClNNArI, Sept. l0.--At 1880 to-
night the large building No. Il Walnut
street, occupied rs cigar fac.
tory by X. NJ. Bishop d Co.,
was discovered on fire, and before
an alarm was turned ON; the fire spread
with great rapidly and destroyed
the whole building, Workmen
IN tho factory are on a
strike, and Tonight they had an
incipient demonstration few squares
from the factory. EX-Gov. Bishop,
Il member of the firm, states that
no estimate of the loss can he given
tonight: rough guess places it in the
vicinity of 100000. IL Is well insured.
a moro serious conllagration was
checked by the promptnoss Of the fire
department..
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rms will not DO given for sov
y.
MORE RE TURNS.
NCkLANn. ME-. SnnL. Id. Emil
A Bolt ut Galveston.

GALVESTON, Sept. TO-. The Democratic
County Convention was held to-day, and
during the proceedings the delegates
from five wards bolted ON the ostensibe
conducted according to parliamentary
usage. III. j. Labatt was renominated
for representative, aud the Convention
adjourned.
A resolution was adopted that, in its
best judgment, no nomination be made
for county officers.
The boilers met this evening, and will
nominate candidates for county officers.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept To- meeting
OF The general passenger agents to-day
to endeayor to settle the existing dis
turbance in rates at the principal com
peting points, was attended by repre-
sentatveS of seventeen lines. f.. \.
Ford, of the Pennsylvania company,
proposed the basis OF settlement. Tie
principal features being an agreement
To abolish all commission agencies. 1t
was impossible TO secure unanimous
action ON this, however, and the meet
ing adjourned without having ac-
complished anything.
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Change OF Knllrond OnlcIaIs.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-It is rumored in
railroad circles here that George w.
Lilley, general freight agent Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, is soon to be made general
eastern agent of that road in place of
Z. g. Eddy, recently RESIGNED, and that
). Is. SibleY, late general freight agent
ofthe Memphis IL Little Rock road, will
succeed him here; also that II. c. Town
send general passenger agent, may be
sent east rs general eastern passenger
agent. II is stated that the Missouri
Pacific intends to give special attention
To eastern business in future and is pre-
pairing to thoroughly cover that field.
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ToRoNro, Sept. lO.-rho new quaran-
tine regulations affecting transportation
of American cattle through Canadian
territory in bond, received the signature
of the Governor-Geueral aud will
90 into effect Immediately and
he issued in an extra by the
Canada Gazette They are In
substance the adoption OF system of
quarantine for Manitoba ana the north
west Territories and rigid system of
inspection. The Collector OF Customs ut
Emerson Will enforce the quarantine.
Riged inspection will be imposed ut
Fort Mcleod and Fort Walsh.
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Base Bali Abroad.
ST. mary's Misunderstanding Cere-

mOny.
An interesting ceremony took place
yesterday at the beautiful site of the
Episcopal college for girls In the eastern
suburbs.
Bishop Garrett and few intimate
friends assembled ON the ground at a
quarter before twelve O'Clock. The OBJ.
iect was TO break ground for the founda-
ton OF the college. The Bishop having
said the Lords Prayer aud some suita-
BILE Collects took the pickax In hand.
and driving II three times into the
ground said: In the name of the Father
and Of the Son and of the Holy Ghost,
Amen; here break the ground for the
foundation Of ~. Mary's Institute, col.
loge to be erected here for the education
" girls in all intellectual culture and
spiritual truth, according 10 the doc
trine and discipline, rites and usages OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America.
Two little girls, Miss Louise Lee and
Miss Maud Teomey then took the pick
IN their tiny hands and drove II into the
earth with energy. breaking out their
little sod In good style. Then Dean
Munford seized the tool and sent II
home with right good will. More pray
ers followed when the Bishop dismissed
the people with the blessing.
The plans have been prepared by
Messrs. Larmour and MoCrules of this
city, and call for stately and beautiful
building, the estimated cost Of which "
we believe about sixty thousand dollars
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day, and presented him letter from the
British Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, requesting the assistance of the
Egyptian Government i'm solving an inn
portant question, chiefly financial i'm
character, which England is now CON
sldering in relation to Egypt. The Khe-
dive was very cordial, and EXPRESSED
himself highly satisfied with the delara-
ton of NorthbroOk.
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western Union Statement.

New York, Sept. lO.At quarterly
meeting OF the Western Onion Telegraph
company to-day, George J. Gould was
elected vicc.prcsident, in place of Au-
gustus Schell, deceased. Sam Sloan
was elected n member OF the executive
cOmmittoe. The Western Union quar-
terly statement shows net revenues for
the quarter ending June 30, Sl,6il,3Tp;
amount of last dividend paid, $l,Sol, S01;
surplus July. ufter paying current debts
aud interest, Si,l57,l,E. Tho usual div
idond OF ~ per cent. was declared, pay
ablo October Is next. The hooks clOse
September 70, and will open Octoher0.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. lO.--Ex-
haustive reports on the tobacco crop
from 500 correspondents of New Eng
land homestead, covering all seed-leaf
tobacco growing sections Of the United
States, indicate that the crop is now
nearly harvested, and is the best in
growth and quality that has been raised
for years. Tobacco counties in Ohio,
Illinois and Indiana, are the sections
reporting uniayOrahly.
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France aud china.
RussIAN DESIGNS.

RIs~lAN DESIGNS.
LONDON, Sept. l0-A despatch from
Pekin, September 8, 10 the Times. saws:
a Russian fleet has left Chcfoo with eN-
cossiN supplies, provisions and bullion.
II Is believed Russia moditates q blow
at the integrity of China, while tho latter
is seriously engaged with France.
CoALlNu THE FRENCH FLEET.
LONDON, Sept. l0.--A Foo Chow cores
pendent of tho Times telegraphs as fol-
lows: Admiral Courbet Is coaling at
Watson. The supplies come from Hong
Kong.
THE DAYS BULLETIN.
ROME, Sept. l0.-The official cholera
bulletin gives for ltuiv, for the past
twenty-iour hours, fresh cases, o.;
deaths, 90.
BLOCKADINd NJ CHINA.
SHANGHAI, Sept, 10. Tho Chinese are
blocking. Woo Lung bar with juuks
Tiled with stones.
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GALVE roN, Sept. lO.-Mr. f. 2. Kill
leen for four years connected with the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fee railroad as
Assistant General Manager, Secretary
and Auditor, has resigned, TO take effect
September 10Th. Mr.. killecn'3 services
have been valuable i'm the past and his
retirement is regretted by many con
nocted with die rORd.
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ton buyers yesterday by prominent

ton buyers yesterday 10y prominent
merchant entering the field and strain
ing prices a few points, claiming that
the regular buyers were doing the farm
ers an injustice in not offering full
prices for cotton. The retort was that
the merchant should prove his love for
the dear farmer 10y selling his bacon at
reasonable figures.
Bryan, one of our leading cotton buy
ers, saws he viii fight it out on his line
Il ii takes his last red, and in proof of
his sincerity, to-day pushed prices to
967.
No rain yet, though we have had first
class indications every evening for the
past two months.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-11

CITY OF Mexico, Sept. lO.-Last night
the south-bound freight train on the
Mexican Central railroad was wrecked
near the City of Calera, caused by recent
washouts. The engineer and fireman,
both Americans, were killed, also seven
poems.
Acting President Wade, of the Next
can Central has arrived. Active prepa-
rAtions are being made for the celcbra-
ton Of Gen. Diaz birthday, on the nth
instant, ana for grand celebration of
independence day on tho 10Th and 10th
of September.
Gen. Carlos Diaz Gatierre was nomi-
mated yesterday for Governor of the
State of San Louis potnsi.
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Urging a neclarntlon of Mnr.

PARIS, Sept. lO.-Direct communica-
ton is maintained between Paris and
Tonquin. Official journals are silent
this morning regarding the reported in-
tentlon of the Government to declare
war against China. Admiral Peyron,
minister OF MARINE, tavors it, and sew
eral powerful organs insist on a yigor-
Gus campaign. Fifty thousand troops
are ready for the east
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Protest Agnln.tnn A..lrnmcni.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept lo.-Several creditors
of kaufman, Cohn AZ Co., wholesale
milliners, VINO assigned some time ago,
filed bin Of complaint in the circuit
court to-day, charging irregular and
fraudulent Transactions on the part of
the firm, and asking that the assign
ment be set aside, and that several at
tachmcnts sued out against the finn
just before it assigned, he dissolved.
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TOPEKA, Sept. 10. Col. A. b. Jetmore,
Prohibition nominee for Governor, has
written reply to the Committee of
Notification, and declines tho nomina-
tion because he thinks prohibition can
only be accomplished by the aid of the
Republican party, He thinks il Is not
yet time to form a National Prohibition
party, and will give his support to the
Republican National and State tickets.
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,CKApINd NJ CHINA,
Trouhlc for tho PORTE.

CoNsrANTINorLE, Sept. 10 Six thou
sand additional troops have been
ordered TO Ncmelyomen, in Western
Arabia, to suppress rebellion In that
district aud be ready for any emergency
in Egypt. Rumors are atloat to the ef.
feet that the present Council Minister Is
contemplating resignation and the
Sultan will not accept Il.
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suryeylnr I.allrond lLontes.

san ANTONIO, Sept. 10. Special. r.
The san Antonio 4 Arkansas Pass rail.
way directors put two engineering corps
ON the field today IN survey routes from
this place TO Deep Water on the east aud
west side of tho San Antonio river. The
road will probably take the east side by
way OF G0liad.
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HousroN, Sept 10. Special. - The
second of the series Of games OF base
bail between the Nationals, of Houston,
and the Sunsets, Of San Antonio, was
played nero this evening, resulting in
favor of Houston by score of 4 10 .
The game was one Of the prettiost of the
season, and was witnessed by large
number of spectators. Very few errors
were scored by either side.
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The Horse. nlcxcIe Contnsi

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. lO.-The score in the
bicycle--horse contest at II tonight,
stood: Morgan, DIG miles and five laps;
Armaindo, l0j miles and laps; total
bicycles, l22 miles and laps; Anderson
with his horses, i9i miles and lap.
Anderson rode 100 miles to-day without
leaving the course in six hours and
thirty-two minutes.
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The Nom nrnnsmich nnnl,.

NEW Brunswick, n. j., Sept. l0.-Tho
Directors of the National bank of New
Jersey have authorized public state
ment to be made that the capital OF the
bank remains intact, and that there is no
reason why the bank should not resume
business rs soon as the necessary for
malities in such cases have been com
piled with. Every creditor will be paid
in full. The bank will probably resume
HouS