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EdIson's Electric Railway.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Gar and the .sews.


ST. PETERSBURG, March 23d.-The Car
has refused to confirm the recommendations
of the Commissioners on the Jewish question
in favor of compelling the Jews to quit the
rural districts, on the ground that such ex-
pulsion would almost ruin agriculture, and
that the recommendations are generally con-
ceived in a vindictive spirit.
Marriage Of a EOnaparie.
PARIS, March 23d Mile. Jeanne Bona
parte, daughter of Prince Pierre Bonaparte,
who shot Victor Noir, was married to day to
Marquis de Vileneuve Pargsment, Legiti-
mist.
To France In n Balloon.
LONDON, March 23d.-Colonel Burnaley,
author of My Ride to Khiva," left Dover
alone in balloon this morning, in an en-
deavor to reach France.
SkobeInT ard England.
ST. PETERsBBRG, March 23d General
Skobeloff, speaking at military banquet in
his honor, toasted the British nation, and
warmly alluded to the friendly relations be-
tween England and Russia.
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How MY THROAT HURTS Then why
don't you use Hals's Honey Of Horehound
and Tar.
Pixies Tocshache Drops cure In one minute
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TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REooRp.UNIoN.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Catastrophe at rhiiaaeiphIn.


PHILADELPHIA, March 23d-The tug-boat
Henry G. Spratt exploded her boiler this
morning, killing four men, George S.ully,
the Captain, was blown over the house tops
in Water street. The dead bodies of Bernard
McCsnn and Patrick Flanagan, fremen, and
man named Msloney, have been recov-
cred. John Lyons, the engineer, and
two Others are missing. Immedi-
ately following the explosion flames
cupied as a passenger and freight station of
the Philadelphia aud Atlantic City Railroad,
took fire, and was destroyed. The tug Ella
Lynch, at the wharf, also took FIRE and sank,
after being well burned. The windows were
shattered in all directions for squares. Three
dead bodies were found in the street. The
engineer has been found, having had 3 very
narrow escape. The front of the ferry house
building was blown cut, and the wstchman
ca ne near losing his life.
SECOND DISPATCH,
PHILADELPHIA, March 2Sd.-It now sp-
pears that Johu Lyon, the engineer. bas not
been accounted for, and ole laborer is mis-
ing. Loss, S50,000.
The Illinois Probate Courts.
CHICAGO, March 2Sd-An Ottawa (Iu.l
special brings intelligence that the State Su-
preme Court decides that the Probate Courts
in Illinois are legally constituted. This de-
cision was on a rehearins, and reverses previ-
Gus demoralzing decision of the Court.
Gannss Recover.
KRoKUK Iowsl March 23j.-Judge Love.
of the United States Court, decides that
plaintiff cannot recover from the telegraph
company on account Of their failure to send .
dispatch to Chicago ordering purchase of
options, because the laws forbid the business
of option trading.
c,.,u rr.v., u.a
" he'"tof
MoR2HEAD tMiun. J, March 2Sd.-Bsrnes Il
Mc(iill's elevator burned at Hawley Tuesday
nj Int with $50 600 bushels Of wheat Total
Ia e2on noo ;nsrranoa st9s ono
'''s' Wv Wv S'''''V'
Texas Buying ip Her Own Bonds.
AUSTIN (rexasl March 23i.-The State
hos Dnrchasad f,nn tba .st,ta nf tho LATE
rhass,ss ~, ns NJ, vi. e,to 900 os
Eharies IdoIsan' .! NeW torh, Sft6' VoT T, Vi
itS own Donds, paying ior them 81 ~. Inc
bonds were due IN 1871, with interest at z
per cent This makes a reduction of the State
debt for the psst twelve months of over
Sl'e0OO 600, leaving it something less than
Si,OOo,VVV.
Death of Admiral SPOTS.
WASHINGTON, March 23i.-Secretary Hunt
received cable dated Montevideo. stating
that Admiral Spots died at Stanley, Falk.
land Islands, March Oh, of apoplexy, and
was buried there. He was appointed TO the
navy from Kentucky.
,,a,.n, r,, ,,. v.,,or =, ,,o r,oo,
'-
WAsHINGroN, March 23i.-Ihe following
call has been issued to the American people:
The President having signed the treaty OF the
Geneva Conference, and the senate having ratified
the pIesGsnes @ Ua action; aae Aneitn , assoSioh ot
saa nurnosss ~ onre n sord ts ogsns
among @ the sufferers by the good, with view to
amehorating their condition, so far as can be
done By human aid and the means at hand
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

BUSINESS COlLESES.
Heald's Business College t0f the Bryant q
Stratton Chain of CollegesI (. P. HEALD and
F. c. WOODBURY., Proprietors, No. "a Post
street, near Kearny, $. F., Cal Terms-s4o per
quarter, payable in 30 days.
Pacific Business College snd Telegraphic
Institute-(Life Scholarship, fo= full Business
Course, 500. W. E. Chamberlain, Jr, and I. A.
Robinson, PIopretorg, No. $40 Post ssroet, eppo.
site Union Squsre, S. F., Cal. Send = Circulars.
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Rejoicing Over the Passage or the Chi.
uese Eli.

VIRGINIA, March 23d.-On receipt of the
news this evening of the passage of the iChi.
nese bill, the First Nevada Artillery fred a
salute.
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FAhDWARE. IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Marcus q. mawIey Il CO.-Importers Of Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. BOZ, 30s,
805 G07 end 800 Market street, San Francisco =
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The white MOUse-Vhe Oldest Try Goods House
in San Francisco. We import direct FROM tie
principal marta in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J. W. Davidson Y Co., Hos
lnI and l03 Kearny street. San Francisco.
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Miss Herschel, the daughter Of the great
astronomer, % in Warrington fog the sea.
sen.
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HATS.

Hermann, The Haster-Nc. 83s Bsarny street
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices
Factory: No. II Belden street.
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IDAHO.
Run over and Killed.

LEWISTON, March 23d-Allen Bore, an old
and well-known citizen, was thrown from q
wagon this afternoon, run over and killed.
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The Citrus Fair.

RIVERSIDE, March 23d.-The fair is an ur.
qualified SUCCESS. The town is full of visit.
ors, aud beds are az premium. The dis.
play is three times greater than ever before.
The exhibits are arranged on five broad
tables, extending lengshwise of the pavilion
fifty teet This being inadequate. another
table has been placed upon the stage at the
west end. Owing to the non-arriyal Of
chandeliers, the formal opening was post
poned until this evening. The Riverside dis
play covers four large tables. San Diego fills
one table, making the finest exhibit Of ary
locality outside of this county. The display
of raisins and canned fruit is extensive and
very fine.
TSEC0ND DISPATCH.l
RIVERSIDE, March 231.-The formal open.
ing of the Citrus Fair took place this even
ing. all the vacant space in the hall being
filed by an intelligent and appreciative
audience. The meeting was called to order
at s o'clock by H. B. Everest, President of
the Riverside Citrus Fair Association, prayer
offered by Rev. Mr.. Deere, and the opening
address was delivered by II. j. Rudisell.
Then followed short speeches by old settlers,
including Judge North, the first President of
the Colony Association, and General Stone
man, Of San Gabriel. Essays upon citrus
culture were read, and the exercises closed
with the announcement of the Committee of
Award. There have been 454 entries Of
citrus fruits, all of which are worthy of pre-
miums
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OREGON.
FIGURING Mills Burned.

PORTLAND, March 231.-The junction City
Touring mills were burned to-day. They
were o total loss partially insured.
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DRUCs. CHEMICALS.
EDUCATIONAL

Sustin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to -
Montgomery st, s. F. Country orders solicited
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THE WEEKLY UNION
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Eve lines in this department are
Inserted fer Is cents for time three times for so
cents or rs cents per week.
man stTgaSN by T:
aud take OF horses, work in store market.
Apply at this Office. m23-1wF
EATANTED-A GIRL WHO Is A GOOD COOK
w and understands washing and ironing. No
others need apply. Address " at this office m22 u
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FOR A PERFECT FIT
AND srYlIsH-cuT SUIT or CLOTHES, co 70
i THOMAS BROMLEY,
CLUNIE BUILDING, 500 K ST., SACRAMENTO.

- Honest dealings and prompt attention you
tal woolen hibb and don't you forge. II. MT lm4p
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RDcoRp.uslos.l
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w. W. Montague d CO.-Importers of Stoves
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Mar eleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers of Plain
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos Ito 112
ia Il6 and 11S Battery stree
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC

Marcus q. UaWley ~ COs-lmporters OF hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. 30l, 30S,
8o5, 507 and 800 Market street, San Francisco q
METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
w. W. Montague d CO.-Importers OF stoves
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Maj eleized Mantels,
JaDanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos ITO 112
ia, 1l6 and 11S Battery stree
MILLINERY
The Bandbox-The popular MiIlinei Establish.
ment. d. s. Hirscb & Co., No. T4S Market street
Strict attention to orders from the interior
RESTAURANTS
Camprs Original Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management CT N. Giamboni,
CaInpi's former partner. Nos. 531 and 5S3 Clay
st., near Montgomery Everything first. class.
swafD's Fnu,fIy Bakery aud Dintns
Saloon-No. t36 Market street. Wedding cakes
ice cream oysters, jellies, etc. constantly on hand
Families supplied.
RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.
The Gutta Percha and Rubber 5ianuHaet.
uring Company-Mahufacturers Of Rubber Goots
Of every description. Patentees OF the celebrated
"Ma,tese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose Corner
First and Market streets. ]. w. Taylor, Manager.
Davis d KeIlOgg-Pioneer Manufacturers Of Cars
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots a..j Wsolen Goods.
No. 81 California street.
STATIONERS, PRINTERS ETC.
H. 8. Crocker q Co.-lmporting and ManufLc..
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers, Nos
2i5, III and 219 Bush street, above Sansome.
WHOLESALE GRCCERS.
Wellman, Peck a CO.-Importers and Whole.
sale Grocers ard Dealers in Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos. l2S TO ls2 Mal xet, and No. % California
Taber, Hafker & C0.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos. los and Ito California street.
SACRAMENTO REOORD-UNION.
San Francisco once, No. 53l California
street,. II. Sharpe, Agent.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

sTATIONERS, PRINTERS ETC.
ii. 8. Crocker q Co.-1mporting and ManufLc..
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers Nos
2l5, III and 219 Bush street, above Sansome.
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DIV GOODS

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Core
pository, 81 Market street A. Isham, Manager
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UNION AOTEl

GEC0ND AND K STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal Rooms, 80 cents and 81 per day Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from IL A. N. till 2r. n.
W. o. ("JoED BOWERS,
fe14p1m Proprietor.
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS.

The Eandbox-The popular MIline, Estabiist.
msnt d. s. Hirscb 6 Co., No. I4S Market street.
Strict attention to orders from the interior
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NOTICE.
TO LET OR FOR SALE,

Advertisements Of five lines In this department are
inserted for % cents for mo three times for 50
cents or rs cents per week.
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WHOLESALE GRocERs.

We1lman, Peck a C0.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers in Tobacco and Cigars
Nos. l26 TO lS2 xet, and No. % California
Taber, Harker & CO.-Importers and wholesale
Grocers Nos los and ITO California street
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


NEW ORLEANS, February 0,-Ben Gerson
Sous cotton factors, suspended. and at n
meeting the creditors today made n ver,
satisfactory ,howiug Of their conditinS
lhey proposed TO pay In full, in one and
TWO years, with interest from date. An
present consented to- the extension asked.
me iirm viii probably resume business
81 LOUIS, February 9,-The commission
mouse oil Harlow, Spencer & Co. suspended
to-day. They were carving n larCa
amount Of wheat for customers and had
pnt up some $4,000 margins for them
which had not been remitted, and the break
oil yesterday and to-day compelled them to
suspend. they say their assets will moro
than pay their liabilities and they will ra.
sumo again in few days and pay dollar far
dollar A. j. Harlow, founder Of the firm
had Withdrawn from the house aw
months ago on account OF poor health, and
is now In New Mexico. '
NEW YoRK, February 9.--W II. Preston
~ 90" corner OF Pearl street and Center
slip, extensive cotton and grain operators
and long in both articles, are rcported ~
have suspended to-day. w
IN TROUBLE
ST. LOUIS, February O.--Latc this aftcr-
noon the firm of Slayback, Smith a. ~
which Charles II. Sayback, president
OF tho merchants exchange is..-fhe head
were reported to be in trouble and inquiry
disclosed the Tact that the honse
which was largely long on
wheat, had been "calledn lor
$4,000 margins, which they could not
meet at once and fears were felt that tbev
would he obliged 70 suspend and II was also
stated that some of their paper ia the bank
was unpaid. Their friends, however This
evening, agreed to furnish funds to meet Mi
demands, and the ilrm will not suspend.
J. Schriver & Co., n small concern tbat
failed some time ago and cleared satis.
lactorly, also succumbed to the pressure
for margins and suspended. This firm will
not resume, but loss by their failure will
not be large.
Rumors are ailoat that two or three
other houses are crippled, but the
above are all about which facts
o. definite nature are known.
The feeling on change today was one of
great anxiety and uneasiness and to.mor.
row is looked for with good deal
Of dread, particularly-by the longs" who
have reason to think that the tumble in
wheat will continue.
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LATEST TELEGRAMs Condensed

Washington Territory is to be admitted
MS state, aud Il is thought that the other
territories will be admitted.
In q family quarrel at South Pueblo Col.
orado, on the sth inst. man set fire 10 his
house, and u burned TO the ground Ills
vile and child narrowly escaped.
An officer In Chicago Tuesday evening
arrested Pole named Book, whom he lis
covered deliberately placing large cindcr
ON the railroad track with view to wreck
ing the train.
The other night at Arlington, Illinois. the
sales OF Dempsey, postmaster, and Griffin
Bros, merchants, were burglarigcd From
the tormer the thieves took four witches
and so In stamps and from the latter Si0in
money.
A special from New Philadelphia, Ohio.
says the mail from the west made up ON tho
Pitlsburg and Cincinnati night line was
robbed at Edgetold Crossing the other
morning. The pouch was found cut omen
and the contents gone An average of fif(v
or seventy.iivc packages wcrc received In
this pouch.
Mr.. Thomas Conway. OF Rock Island
county, Iowa, procured the necessary
license Tuesday, and was married la Miss
Ellen kchoc, OF Milan. While on his way
home the constable met the bridal connic
and served upon the groom papers m a
$500 brcach.ofpromisc case, brought Inv
Miss Hannah Norton. Of Car,loyn, Con-.
way had promised Miss Norton that h.
would marry her ON the day and hour he
was, legally Joined to Miss kehoe, hence
the difficulty. ''''''
"Wednesday, at st. Joe, Missouri. n nepro
named Joe Sommers, alias Joe Robidotix
was arrested and lodged in fail, charsrd
with being one Of the four who entered Tho
house and assaulted Chang Lee, Tho ChI.
nesc washerman. The four men went into
the store last Friday evening and demanded
his money. but Lee refused and they as.
saultcd him. lie refuses 10 tell wha M.
companions were. but they are known now
and otherarrests will follow.
The sheriff Of Donehomme countv IA.
kota, has arrested Charles +. McCoy. ON a
charge OF removing the county boni re.is'
ter which shows a bonded Indebtedness of
$1,000. bearing 10 per cent. interest. tboush
there is little TO show for such espenditnsss
or 10 whom the bonds have been issn.J
Mccoy Is the same man who tried 10 aos,
sltOp douglas county bonds, and no h
nov In Washington on a Dakota dplevaiion
and is candidat, for marshal OF Southern
Dakota.
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New York stock Market

NEW YORK, February 0.-The stock
market opened irregular and unsettled, but
prices IN the main were s(gl per cent. lower
than yesterdays closing quotations, the
latter for Manhattan beach, Hannibal & 81.
Joe however, opened p per cent. higher al
w. In the early dealings o decline of I60l
per cent. 'ook place, Hannibal q St. Joe
Leading therein, but subsequently, gen,
eral recovery of aC1s per cent. was recorded
IN which Denyer& Rio Grande and North.
ern Pacific preferred We're most con
~ stocks are irregular, and unsettled
Chicago & Northwestern. l,35, do nre,
terred, l.43l; Erie, S9l; East Tennnes
see see, lis; Georgia Railroad, l,07; Illinois
central, l;S6t; Lake Shore, i.1ls; Louisville
" Nashville, %; Memphis & Charleston
q; Nashville & Chattanooga S3I; New York
central, i.3l9i Pittsburg 4 Cleveland, gtd,
In KlShmond 4 Allegheny, 81; Richmond
~ Danyille. 2,i3l; Rock Island 49, Wabash,
s. Louis 4 Pacific, 4Gi; do. preferred, G7I;
Western Union Telegraph, Sl2
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Exploded

SAVANNAH, Ga, February "a special
from Doctortown, Georgia, says the boiler
IN the hirkham mill there exploded today
killing David Mitchell and scalding six
others.
GIENs FALLS, n. Y, February 0.-Timo.
Thy Scannell was instantly killed and WI
liam Gleason dangerously injured bv n
premature explosion in the Morgan Line
company's quarry yesterday.
NEwBuRa, KY, February "a quantity
OF giant powder accidentally exploded last
evening in a rock cut in Cornwall, on the
Middletown branch of the New York West
shore Il Buffalo railroad. B. f. Cushmap,
OF New York clty, foreman, and Hilderman,
Norwegian laborer, were killed. their
bodies being shockingly mangled. The
Others were uninjured.
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Strike.

NEW ORLEANS, February 9.-rhc Cotton
Rollers' association is on strike. They
demand the discharge of all employees not
members of the association. Business in
tne ostsan presses is a. Sn.and.stnl.
NEW ORLEANS, February 9.-rho Labor
union held meeting tonight and re-
solved to support the strikers in cotton
presses until every non-union man
IS weeded out. Several presses complied
with the demand of the union this after.
noon and resumed work. Others will prob.
ably do so tomorrow.
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.44n' who represented the city, welcoming
the order in behalf of the people Of San An,
tohlo. Atier which they were addressed nv
.olohel II. Il. Angrons, one of the most
tor. '' S'"'" ora
q :, II. Russell, a representative from
~l,eeisoaugh& ,,,, x co.. iewolry, New York.
got negro to carry q valise containing sil,
Th TSr, ele,, irom one jewelry store to another
tnown ne negro k ieit with the vaise for parts I'M
n.owh, nr"I T., me valise contained three hun
pred psI dollars worth of goods. >' "'"
The Odd Fellows have = oro,a ,.,u "a
Casevo hall tonight. s'"''' 'aii ~
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Accltlcn

PHnApnrnIA, February 0.-Three freight
trains were wrecked on the Pennsylvania
railroad near Huntington to-day. At the
moment when an cast.bound and west.
bound train were passing on adjoining
tracks an axle on one train broke near tho
rear end and fell upon the other track. i'm
'front.' of the coming train. The engineer
and conductor were instantly killed and
the fireman fatally injured. Another
freight train following upon the wrecked
trains ran into and added to the wreck,
but no further loss of life occurred.
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InngNIeM.
Special to the Herald

0VVVIHT IN TlC HeTnIH-
LoNovEw, February al. VI. Bro,slus
general manager of the Dallas Car works, is
now In this town, having bought some of
the machinery Of loung6 Whalcy's wagon
works, lloskins' steam planning mills, and
Frddics machinery. He u now loadnr
ten cars for shipment TO Dallas.
District court adjourned to-day; Thomas
sampson, charged with assault with intcn,
10 rape, got I'VE years another party was
convicted Of theft OF a watch. These nse
the only convictions. No civil business al
any Importance has been done.
The weather Is clear and beautiful.
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is its only virtue. w ''''' '"''
Alter several other gentlemen had spoken
the matter went over.
On motion of Mr.. Valentine, of Nebraska
tne senate amendment was concurred in
oy the house, approprating 5000 for
paCking, transporting and advancing
certain agricultural and mineral specimens
eAhlol'ed at the Atlanta exhibition aud pre-
senteu sen 70 the United States, to be placed in
Adjourned
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New York, February 0.-The Posts cot
ton market report says: Future deliveries
fiuctuated violently and feverishly. The
first call showed decline of 9GlO points.
The second call exhibited slight recovery,
but after the second call the market became
demoralized, and sales were made at any
price. Bids 10 to II points below those of
the first call were readily accepted. After
an improvement of 7@9 points the third
call displayed again still lower rates. The
lowest and highest prices at $50 p m. were
as follows: February, nominal; March
IL 66Cqil So; April, II Sl@l2 OG; NAV. ii gsi
Wl2 y; June, II 20Gll II.
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Houston.


HousroN February 9-The Jockey clnh
organized to-day, elected the following ON ON
GERS; 6ustove Cook, president, DR.. Fer
rls' j. {; Baldwin, Il. Brewster, yioe.nresi.
dents f. a Rice, treasurer; w. ii. .Coyle
elect new members. "' w
Jarrett Hardcastle, a popular real estate
agent, was married to-day TO Miss Imln
Irosoy one OF Iionston's bellies, a daughter
VI Judge j. r. Crosby, yioe-president and
leans railway. wv" ~"