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BUSINESS cOsI EGEs.

Pacific Business College ana Geiegraphit
Instituted Life Scholarship, fos full Business
Robinson, Propr;etors, No. $40 Post ssroet eppo
site Union Square, s. f., Cal. Send J, Circulars.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

The Guffa Percha and Rubber Manufacf.
uring Compauy-Manufacturers Of Rubber Goods
OF every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
:" Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. w. Taylor, Manager
DAVIS Il EeIIogg-Pioneer Manufacturers Of Caps
Ann Oiled Clothing Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers Ia Rubber Boots and Wooden Goods.
No. 81 California street.
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Hermann, The Haster-Hc. 83s Bearny street.
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices
Factory: No. IL Belden street
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HATS,
Herrmann. tn

school OF Civil Engineering. Surveying,
Drawing and Assaying "a Pos' ST. A Van der Naiilen
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC

W. w. Hentague d Co.-Inlporters OF Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marelezed Hantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufactu-ars OF Plain,
Iapanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos ITO uS,
ia, l16 and lis Battery STREE
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DRY GOODS.

Frank G. Acknowledgements and Dealer, Nos
628 TO 634 Clay street, San Francisco.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
CARPETS, OIL CLoTHs, ETC.

studebaEer Bros. 3fanufaeturing Core
pository, 81 Market street A. r. Isham, Manager
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weIIman, Peck d Ce.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers In Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos. I26 to 1872 Market, and No. % California
Taber, Harker q C0.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos los and ITO California street.
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Camps Original Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management Of n. Garrboni,
Csnpi's former partner. Nos. 53l and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery. Everything first class.
SWANS FamiIy Bakery and Dining
ssloo1-Ho. 636 Market street. Wedding cakes
ice cream oysters, ielliee, etc. constantly on hand
families supplied.
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MILLINERY
gEsTAuR ANTS

Ehe Bendbox-The popular Millinsa5 Establish.
nent. B. s. Hirscb & Co., No. 74s Market street
Strct attention to orders from the interior
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FRIED BROOK TROUT; MACREgEL, IN
TOMATO SAUCE; NACkERE&, IN
MUSTARD SAUCE: SALT MACKEREL;
FRESH HACEEREL.
70. Il SU@ gM III,
NO. zi9 STREET. ..[fe22 l. J.. SACRAMENTO.
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Ho9lRIa AED RESTAURANgs.
HOTEL LaRoHAM

GoREER FOURTH AND STREETS, sAoRA
Dnento-strictly frst-class, on the European plan.
T. D. Servers Carriages viii take all passengers FREQ
Of charge from Depo: to Hotel
iyl 4plm TERRY & CO.. Nsaagcra
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SAN FRANOISCO CARDS.
HAhDwARE, IRON, STEEL, arc.

CarOian, Cory a. CO.-importers of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos. 120 and 122 Front
street, and Nos. III and 119 California street
sfarcus q. EawIey 6 Co.-Importers Of Hard.
ware aud Agricultural implements, Nos. 30i, 303,
505, 507 and 800 Market street, San Francisco.
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

t. D. SERVER. ...................-..Pr Proprietor.
ETACKS ON CALL AT ANY HcJR, -
AL day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, iszFl
Rockawsys, Barouches, Buggies, with the e ~
best roadsters TO be found in any livery stable on
the coast, for hire Horses KEEP In livery at reason
able rates. Livery Stables on ourth street, be
{ yaen ! ond ]
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SACRAMENTO REooRp-uNioN,

San FranciNco 0nice, no. 8 New Montgom.
cry street palace HoteD.-J. Fl. Sharpe, agent
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GR0oBRIE8, LIQUORS, Ef..

EBNER BROS,
4 IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES AND LEQUOsss
Nos. ll6 and lis street, between FL, mt and Sec
oud Sacramento. u25-4plm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
200 GARLAND RANGESPER DAY.

DETROIT GiichA Juuel
L. L LEWIS Co
works Of the Michigan Stove Company which IS beyond oonb
the world
work done BY them win state l they turn out all finished AMI ready for
GARLAND RANGES day. besides
STOVES AND RANGES Mr. j. pwysr Mnger Of the Company tells
fill orders received for them from different sectors
in about
STOVES
the
East again soon L L LEWIS
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PERSONAL.

Attention is called TO new list of
houses in W. A. Wheatley's rent list
to-day. AZ
Mrs. Fred. Geagley, of Montgomery,
Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
Arnold, at 1909 Union street.
Mrs. Lee Waterman, of CORTLAND
Ala, is in the city, the guest Of Mrs.
NJ. Picard, Vance street.
DR.. j. j. Pulliam, of LaGrange,
has been dangerously i'll for some
days past, but it is thought he is i'm
proving.
Mr.. T. J. Shelton, leading citizen
Of LAGRANGE, is in the city to-day.
He was publishing the Monitor, a
sprightly and influential paper at that
place when the war broke out, and the
tastes then formed still cling to him.
He frequently contributes newsy and
spicy articles for the press
Sol Coleman is now in New York
City selecting the choicest brands Of
imported and domestic cigars and to-
baCco, as we'll as a large line Of pipes
and smokers articles generally, so
that, as heretofore, his establishment
will keep the leading place in the
front rank of cigar stores in this Sec
ton. His stock now is larger and
more complete than any competitor,
but with his characteristic enterprise
and pride in his business he is making
preparations to so far surpass them
that equality will be out of the quGs'
ton in future.
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DrinknbIea and EatnbIea.

julius Nagel & Co.. liquor and gro
Gerry dealers, 14l Main street, have
just received variety Of choice wines,
such as Virginia Seeding, Catawba,
imported Rhine wine and imported
Claret, which they are closing out at
81 to 81 IS per gallon. They also have
a line Of fine WHISTLES Of various lead
ing brands, which are worthy Of a
place in any bar or sideboard. In
their stock may also be found Settler
water, which they sell by the dozen or
basket. In the eatsble Inca large
lot Of new herripgs aud sardineS are
among the latest additions 10 their
large stock. Our German fellow citi-
zens as we'll as those who have a taste
for all the toothsome delicacies o.
the FaderlSnd, will find Nsgel's the
headquarters for such 10 this city.
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BURNS BULLET
PieFceS the Arm of Constable
Mcdonald.

Information has reached the city of
a little scrimmage at Collierville,
Tenn, last night, by which Constable
7. 7. Mcdonald came to grief at the
hands Of a bad darby named Anthony
Burns. The darby has been abusing
his wife a good deal lately, and on one
occasion beat her numerically. She
swore out a warrant for his arrest,
which was given to Constable Melon
aid to execute. Burns heard of it and
sWore he would not be taken alive
When Mcdonald went to his
cabin to serve the writ, Burns
barricaded the door and blazed away
with his pistol at the officer, The ball
wounded him in the left arm and in
flicted flesh wound.
Mcdonald opened FIRE and kept pull
ing the trigger until he tainted from
loss Of blood. The noise attracted the
neighbors who cared for the wounded
officer. During the excitement Burns
escaped and it is supposed he fled in
this direction, The officers are on the
lookout for him,
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Tsg Saratoga uhlpa, q pssHs,
Gloves slvIaSd. Ms. Gray ,tM 1Alr

Tly Saratoga uhlps, q pssn'l,
Gloves sluIaSd. Hsi. esay, tuA IAlnl
Churches we're veil attended ysEssf'
day.
Elgin creamery butter, Is cents, at
Deans.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
Fires were cOmfortableyesterday and
this morning.
The contract for plumbing at court
house was awarded to ]. A. Bailey.
The orator for memorial day, which
will be next Sunday, is Mr., Henry
Craft.
Moon changes and enters its first
quarter near 2 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Peg Williams, the railway emigrant
agent of Atlanta and this city, is here
on visit.
New suits are numerous, and all
hands want them, whether they can
afford it or not.
The directory of the projected Mem
phis, Selma 4 Brunswick railway
meet next Friday.
Amateur entertainments from this
time until next fall is our only pros
pect for public amusement.
Don't fail to hear Prof. LawsOn's
humorous lecture, Sans Letters, "
to night at the Fits Pierce benefit.
800 sacks fine planting cotton seed
for sale at Cat Island. R. w. Hubert
or h. Fitzgerald & Co., pa Front st.
On Saturday next the usual monthly
drawing of the Commonwealth Lottery
of Louisville, will take place. Secure
tickets at once.
Potomac shad, psmpano, Lake Erie
salmon. red snappers, received yester-
day by Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and Al
Jefferson street.
Thomas Carlyle, a history of the
first forty years of his life, 1795-lS35,
by James Anthony Froude, can be
had in CHEAP series at Msnsford's.
Mrs. Monroe Williamson sent to the
Tennessee Club yesterday most love-
ly basket Of flowers, with the mono.
gram Of the club woven with roses.
1t is believed that through trains
will run over the Chesapeake & Ohio
railway from this city by way of
Louisville to Washingtonsnd Newport
News inside of sixty days.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows will entertain their wives,
daughters, visiting brethren and them
selves at their Lodge rooms in Odd
Fellows Hall, next Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. VIM. H. Morrow, Of Nashville,
State agent Of the NATURAL Benefit
Life Insurance Company Of Newark,
N. j., is in the city, and will remain
few days, making the Home Life In.
surance Company, on Madison street,
his headquarters.
The Beard of Underwriters have
signed an agreement, which appears
elsewhere. to close their respective
Offices, at 8 pm. each day on and
after the Oath inst. during the sum.
mer months. This is a reasonable and
and liberal arrangement.
Numbers Of citizens we're seen to
slip quietly into side doors after beer
and like beverages yesterday, yet the
authorities insisted upon suppressing
vice by prohibiting a lot of toy balloons
from being cut adrift in Court Square,
for the amusement Of three or four
hundred citizens gathered there to
uifnass the antieinated sneetacle
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JOhnWalsh, $50 ed ST., delivers
Kentucky Coal at 3Oc. 81
rho Late DIR. Darwin. ).

The cable tells of the recent death
Of this great scientist. In England
they considered him one Of the great
est men Of his time. He was man
of vast depth Of learning and an in
domitable workes. With all this, he
had vein of humor and an acute
sense OF the ludicrous, that made him
an ever welcome companion. He
studied human nature with micro
scope, and often found matter Of
merriment in its creduiity and gull.
bility. 1t is even said that his great
work on evolution-supported,a as it is,
by the most plausible reasoning-was
written as a sort Of sell to the credu-
lous. But this is a grim joke, and
was gotten of by some man who was
skeptical because he had never seen
or heard Of frog or a monkey in the
act OF turning to a man. The works
Of this great man will, nevertheless,
stand as long as the world does
Future generations will count him
their greatest creditor, as his re-
searches have shed a sort of electric
light upon the most occult problems
of science. ALBION.
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On an Excursions.

A pleasure party mainly composed
Of young people. arrived here from
New Madrid, Mo-, this morning, on
the favorite steamer City Of Helena,
Captain Elem Calvert. They left home
and took passage early yesterday morn
ing, had a moderately fair though
rather cool day to view scenes by the
river shores on the downward voyage,
are enjoying lovely weather in their
sight seeing percginations about our
city and its suburbs to-day, and will
DO at home again happy and cheerful,
unless some unexpected mishap should
prevent, tomorrow evening. The party
include Messrs. Albert Davis, Ali
la Fargo, Casey Newsome, Henry
Cook, Robert Watson, john Harper
Mrs. Oscar Kachtizski, Miss Ella
Kachtizski, Mrs. Thomas Digs, Mrs
Lilburn Lewis. Mamie La Fargo, Miss
Nellie Broughton, Miss T. Lewis and
Miss Kate Ellis.
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Home Protection.

Home Protection.
Another local insurance company
has been organized, as will be seen by
a call in another column for an election
of thirteen directors o. the Wander.
bilt NATURAL Insurance Company" on
the Sd Of May, by the stockholders.
Many Of the corporations that have
been created heretofore have allowed
the management TO make such demands
upon the Aockholder Of ordinary
means that they have been forced to
sell their stock in violation of their
own wish. to meet these demands.
he"Vanderbilt" has been organized
expressly with view of protecting the
holders OF stock Of limited means. In
word, the Vanderbilt" is the poor
mans friend, and will solicit in,
surance on term policies of the homes
and furniture of mechanics and labor
ing men.
The company has ninety-siK stock
holders, embracing every class of bus
mess and almost every nationality
Stocks and buildings and marine risk
will be taken in small lines and vii
be earnestly solicited by the officer
and stockholders. Long live tn
Vanderbilt"
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Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.
A Nolicltous Husband.

Chief Davis is in receipt Of a letter
from the husband Of the mad woman,
who with her children were so long
cared for at the stationhose and finally
removed to the hospital, whence they
were taken to near Helena, Ark, by
the poor woman's brother. Mathis
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]. WALSH, undertaken, 81 edsst
Residence, 104 Promenade st. lott
The Murderer Returned.

The proper officers arrived from
Alabama yesterday and identified the
young man Cicero Roberts as the
murderer OF his grandfather at Mar
tins Station, twenty miles from Tus-
cumbia, last Sunday. Roberts was
perfectly willing to return without a
requisition. The officers pronounced
the murder one of the most cold
blooded that had transpired there fol-
many years.
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Tall Tumble.

A whisky soaked citizen, name un-
known, tumbled headlong down a
twenty foot activity, near the foot OF
Beal street early this morning. His
timber condition enabled him to pull
the kinks and twists out Of his arms
and legs, and afterward to crawl up to
bench in front Of one ofthe shops in
the neighborhood, when he stretched
out for nap, and in due time to
stroll off in good order.
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George Lee will 10 tried tomorrow
for obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses.
T. Nelson was lecturod for ridiugan
old raw-boned, sick horse to town and
discharged on his promise to take the
horse to tho hospital.
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seems very solicitous about them,
though he has been silent so long.
The Panel Photos, SO per dozen.
Cottage Gallery. Real vt, Sc
OLYMPIAN SPORTS.
The Ksthetic Base BaIIers Have
a Lively TussIe.

There was a lively game Of base
ball yesterday at Olympic Park, near
the environs Of the city. Between
five and six hundred persons are re-
ported to have been present. The day
was all that could be desired by the
players, being cool and delightful, for
the exercise therefore it was a decid-
eddy spirited game. The contest was
between the Memphis Reds and
James Carr's Nine. Up to the ninth
inning the playing was close, and the
score then stood s for the Reds and Z
for the Carr Nine. After that, by a
seige of heavy batting, Carr's party
made three additional scores, bringing
the game to a successful close by a
score of 10 for Cars Nine to eight for
the Reds.
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DELICIOUS.

UELiGiUUos
Larabee's Choicest Cakes and
Crackers,
Honey. Iced aud Plain Jumbles,
SnOwflakes,
White Cap g. seed Drop Cakes,
Water Waters, Thin Waters,
Cream Gems, Mixed Drops,
Graham Waters,
Lunch Cakes,
Vanilla and Lemon Waters,
COcOanut TaIy, OsWegO, Cham
payne and Beatrice Biscuits,
FrOKted COcOanut and Lemon
Tea Cakes, CrackneM Biscuits,
Wine Drops, etc.
Peoples Mixed Cakes,
Just arrived.
t56UCKHAM & CAMPBELL,
so BeaI 81. 45t
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Choice pickles Chez =, stock peas,
yellow yam sweets. pOultry, eggs,
produce and CONN. ssiOn. Watts
q williams, S42 Front streeI.
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REnnYAI-

Mrs. 3 PALMER, drsssmaksf, has re-
VI moved 70 I'll MAin, over seherer's bid
store. Old customers and new ones sre in-
yitsd 70 eAll. T52
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RemovnI orHenIth nmco.

The Office of the Board of Health is,
moved from 266 Second street to No.
81 Poplar, corner Of alley between
Main and Second streets.
j. H. PURNEIL, M. D.,
Secretary.
Appeal and Avalanche copv once.
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kAt1N d XRktstabl
Dsfher naIa AAd fsrlar SIS,

Damaged by water, Tor one or two|
days only; also slightly burned. You|
must come quick if you want damaged
goods this week. &c, genuine Russia
crashes, slightly burned, Sc e1Sc, heav-
fest Russia crash, wet only, SIG l21<e,|
finest linen dAmask towels. wet, l21lS|
|l6c for finest white Irish linen, l6c,
Slightly burned only, from the failure Of
|Hodning d 0ppenwich; 80 and 40c all
silk beautiful stripes or checks, 40c; 2Oc|
for finest white null, s0s l21Sc, elegant
dotted Swiss, 1910; 500, elegant hand
wide all silk watered ribbons, 3Oc; 20
and 6Oc, 1000 hoopskirts. IS and Soc; 60c,I
|our Soc black caohemires are grand; bOl
and Coo q pair for pillow lace shams,
Soc 81 for an entire lace set bedspread|
and shams, antique style, g.
KAHN e. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Sts'|
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MOrIuary.
Twenty-Five deaths occurred in this
city last week, including FIVE drowned,
as is supposed, from the Golden City,
which would reduce the proper total
to 20. Of the number Is were colored
and 10 white, all Of the drowned being
of the latter complexion. The death
maladies include 3 OF consumption, 2
of commissions, 2 of neglect, 2 Of small
pox, and the remainder scattering.
Eleven were children, six had inquests
held over them, and four died at the
city hospital.
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ANUSEWEETS.

NTand Complimentary Reneaf
~ 1EEuEEEl 70
Miss Bessie Fierce and Mrs c. n. Fits,
LSutris'f ThsBts-. MONDAY Evening,
April a
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Best Headlight OIL at
N. Sehwarzenberg's, 20c per gal.
Is
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A very large assortment Of
genuine French Briar Pipes at
70. ESCH,
AZ 2I7 Main, cor. Adams.
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FIETu.

RE1rtetts- Beethoven
PA1Es- Mrs G 3 f1tts- Violin: Mr. Geo
hs-eEerke-. q Nisliu: Nr Tsylsf. Eio-
lg1esliu ~ ksrch.
Sole Flower SoHg" from Fszzt Gounod
Mis- Minnie Hunter
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REgTkAME E-FaETI.
Bust1r iur tao PiE1uE-Ifu Desert L &c Neys-
Mr. 9 ? AEins ana Mss ErlEs BErruws.
Veal DuEt--l IA Err-s 5'Andr srlitti
Misses Be Eie Fis-es ana ehliie brown
T,-EuFrir sslaericr.r
Prut . , LAVISH. e 6laEF1E. SsotlFnd.
IylD- SIElu PslEa d Ccnrsr1----- BoFeha
6Er5: Mes Bessie Perez Pis.r: Nrt cH
fiftE- Nieln= ~ Geo HandEsrEsr.
Salo-- sTi-s Btt1 surEf' - Ecksrt
Mss eop.y HprFsr.
Dnp iCT two Pix.us-DFr FreiFehrtF Tebsr
kiEssI Minnie Hannah SID Marie EHrr.
Mics e1ll3s Woodward.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


an 5 candidate fur RsriFtsr Of EhsIby
county 81 ths snEuinE August election.
81 IL DOUGLASS
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POLICE POINTS.

Appeal and Avalanche COPY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22

INV York, February 2l.-The stock
market opened at decline from ycster-
DAVIS closing quotations of l to per cent,
Erie preferred and Louisville Il Nashville
leading therein. In the early dealings y
decline of ! to ~ per cent, was recorded,
the latter by the Louisville & Nashville.
Wabash preferred and common, Michigan
Central Canada Southern and Denver Il
Rio Grandc were also prominent in the
downward movement. At IL o'clock re-
covcry Of to II per cent. took place, Den
yer 4 Rio Grandc and Missouri Pacific
leading.
stock market opened II lower than yoster-
days quotations, closing weak. Alabama,
class 4, 2'S to SIS, Sly; Alabama, class
A, small, ST. Alabama, class II 30;
Alabama. class &, Us, $50. Chicago 4
Northwestern, 1919; preferred, li0i; Erie,
S7i East Tennessee, T.; Georgia railroad
lGi; Illinois Central, li2l; Lake shore, llSl;
! Louisville & Nashville Il; Memphis &
Charleston, 1875; Nashville X Chattanooga
n, New York Central, 1871; pittsburg 4
Cleveland, guaranteed, lS2; Richmond 4
Allegheny, ojl; Richmond y Danville, 22l
Rock Island, ISL; Wabash, 81, Louis a
Pacific, SSk do. preferred, bii; Western
Union telegraph, ISL.
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Tho Insnrgcnia

I.oNpuS, February 2l.--rhc Manchester
Guardians correspondent at Ragusa says
the Iler1cgoviniens alter four days siege,
have captured Ustikolinn, commanding
a deRlc Of the upper Drrna, between
Fnthca and Gorafsa. The Austrian ba',al.
ION forming the garrison were pursued, with
loss, To uorazga. Two caravans were cap.
cured. The whole population on the upper
nrenna has Joined the instruction,
a. atcha Is surrounded by three insurgent
divisions, aud the commander Of that place
1, treating Cor It's surrender, The foregoing
dispatch 10 the Guardian Is the insurgcnt yer
sion. The Austrians maintain strict atti
tudc In Herzegovina, but nre strenuousl,
preparing conccntric movement arains'
the Crivosians, who number 1000. Gouera
Jayonovirh, the Austrian commander, Ia,
len Raugusa to hcadnpposition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22

some fillibustering as to the motion
which resulted in a victory for the readius-
t.rs Roll.call showed that Senator Hale,
one of the four original voters and Sena-
tors Walker and Mayo, who had voted with
the democrats Saturday to postpone the
election of auditor, had returned to past al
leyiince. Winfield, of Hanover, straight-out
republican, also voted with the readjnsters.
A Joint resolution to elect officers Thurs
day was pass4ed-ayes, 49, nays, II. This
disposes of Maxey's chance for the auditor
ship. The readjuster nominee, h. Brown
Alien, Of Augusta, will certainly be elected
on Thursday. Both houses have adopted
resolutions adjourning over till Thursday
~ account of the national holiday to-mor
VOW.