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Evening star., 1877-09-20
THE RIO GRANDE BOB DER.
UnpOnalarity OF DiaE'S Policy.

SAN ANTONIO, fEXAs, Sept. D-Colonel
Switzer, at Brownsville, telegcaphs 10 head
quarters that il is reported in the Mexic "A
Tspsrs that Generals CAnales and Treylno
have rendered their resignation, IL being im-
possible for them to maintain their local
popularity and carry out The stipulatioas OF
The exlrs 1Ition treaty Is deman1ed OF ITEM
by Disz.
OutrAges By Iadiaos.
Information has been received at heaiouar-
ters confirming the news OF the murder q,
several persons and other outrage, com nit
ted by Indians between Fort Davis ali Ell
Psso. On last Friday the stage driver VI as
G. a,ed by ii Indians. rney are Lipans from
Evening star., 1877-09-20
kilograms to The Star
RESIDENTS TRIP.

Two WESTERN STEAMERS BURNED.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

COMPTON, VITA MRS. GAINEs
N Monday morning. says the New Orleans
Times. Mayor Piisbury and the representa-
t1ves of Mrs. Gaines had a semi-ofiictal in
terview regarding the preli inlinarIes OF a
compromise between their now famous
Client aid the city government. An i'm
portabt question a. issue is the status of the
present holders OF the property in contest.
BY law, when property Is purchased III gOot
1alLh, and IL u subsequently, shown TO D.
isnity ia title, the unlucky purchaser il ea-
titled TO tho revenues derived from tAe occu-
patton, and reIn bursement for Whatever ex-
penditures he may have made. H. Ga the
contrary, purchase were made In ba1
faifh, and the ostensible owner VerS CO J.
scious that he is devoid OF title, tien the
true pOsse1sOr can recover all tho revenues
and even the em bell sbr m suts Preliminary
TO An arrangement Mrs. Gaines will be re.
quired to admit that the presea: proprietors
purchased from the city In gooi faiLl. L. Is
then proposed to select thres arbi.ra,ors
one to be appointed by the city, oos by Mrs
Gaines, and for these two TO select third
when the three will ap2raise the property Ia
question.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.

"E ARE OFFERING THIS WEEK the
Rreafe-t tsTRatrs ser CfIsTed ia BOOTS ard
SHOE :. 20 psir. " 9uier'- C.nEr-ss hii Button, l.,
20, oTly 81 80 worth double; "A pairs Misses do !,
M only 81, worth S. ~ psir- Misses School
fhOes, II 2, - CenE chap af 81: "a pairs Child
DO, e. s. cents ehsap ~ g. a pairs do IS, rs
cents, worth 81; 20 p3tr- W0reu's Pefble Button,
81, sls5 real vslu- : IS. 81 pairs Mems Congress
Caters 8 II, 81 So. wOr-h sz 20 pairs Mems Box
Toe Gsiterz 90, 50. valus S2 -: leo raiTs B1ys'
School SHOss IS. ~ ceuts, 81 sad upwards; with a
pair lusthi- Heel 7sp' Eiyeu away. Al J " E.
SFLBY :. 1913 and 1915 PeInsylvsnis svenue,
tetves n lotb and 9tTE streets sepi0-tr
Evening star., 1877-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
T NOTICE There viii be an aIjouroei
~ Teetir g he I e.. IIMFEIHSnRANCE III tOLI Y
G DO Ess SsoIm NoN TaS Il sc
Board ofIrsde, sI9 Market sPace:
o. 7. BABRETT. Secretary. 1t
u washfsSros ii a6SE, IN %jms'5s 8 d., o.
ee f'.S EsskfSG st s's'q @ at B4Sthst
t'pU't all, on 9Th street, to AXE arrsnR"ne is
e m OF 0!5 JOIN IN PESG; Sec ssh
rF kEIGh1s or PYIHIAs The oeie rs
0S ard members Of UNION LODGE, No ~
Thu sds5J sVESfSG a. at "s oe6es, is to M nake ar
Tane'D nfs 20 sItetd the fuperal OF our ceased
VII take place on FIdaS, the l. instant at cl
'WH wsLLAcEGR,l.rV MN, 4. VRaGLS,sg =, ds9 c. Ii.
- COMPsTshT SINGERS Il Ladies and
Sen'lemeic dS siring 9nits " ths osani5s
'g5Rf 5h ard ire og fSI
il REMINGTnN IIBLANB.
strle-st Direc. or Of III Academy Of Music.
70 =. M. o. A
GOSPEL MEETING
EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
AT HALF PSSr THBEE 0'CLoCK.
Shcrt and esrne-t addresses
Cod singing by aqasrtette.
lCUTg men come.
BN,Ty b,dy welcome. sep'5-fr.
- DIVIDE Np.-The seni-annual djviderd
kSiLWhY aY vii u 6s b., paid ia at he Boafi i
Trace R1sms, Sl8 Market space, on and af'or
seRii Ut = ". II CLkGEIT, Treasurer.
rs HUNYADI JANos WATER
BUFFALO LtfHiA WATER,
Are offered b the bottle case at west rates, by
seps If .O3 l5th street.
F GREAT BkDuCION, ~ fRICES
with c.yers free, at BUBSErS' BOOkSIOkE,
IoIO 7th street, above Nv York avenue. sepI-2w
~ ASSESSORS OFFICE,
w DIsrKICT OF COLUMBIA. Sept. s, ls77.
Notice is hereby given thst on and after the 10;
triSi - ~ T"Innb VIII in eompIis5ce with The act
of congress approved March 5, lS7I, entitled ''AD
Of h Tor oheI Pur the
sonal property of Ali persons ho have failed TO far
pl for m sed act In ses0n OF 10 q se il s
PROV idei thst II any person firm OF cor Porat al
e maze he 5 nedais q bis OK its aid sro Dery held
in Ius or other.ise. II this section p'yided FOR,
the bess information he can procure, make AL as
s-ssment AGAINST such person, hrm or corporation,
70 " hich he shall aod 20 Per cenIu'n thereof"
GEORGE A. BOH RER,
sers- o. = ' Asses rs b. O.
~ POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
S OFFICE No. - HGH STaRET,
GeOrsetctra, ID. e AHg KJt rs 1877.
The WASHINGTON Agency OF this Company was
changed the lst ins ant.
The present customers Of the Company, and all
Others wishing to INSUkE with Us, will please cali
o. Mr.. b K. OFFbEf, at his Banking house, =
asi sugz q 19tf Ana ' j. " W pEEBLB, De Secretary.
~ AT THE OLD STAND, No. lf15 Pen n
Wy sylyanta avenue. - Special improvement
Taxes paid Al the lowest rate. Dfsw backs and
Auditors Certificates purchased
alqS I'm W. VI SLATER.
~ GENUINE CONGRESS WATER
Wy From the Original Spring
AT SARATOGA,
Fifteen Cents per B title.
| HATE0RN wATsR same price.
EILBUBN'S PHARMACY,
my23u 1920 PeJn N. avenue, near Willsrt's-
| H- ID. MCknkIAN, DENTIST,
| I:s&UNtA YORK AVENUE.
Not New Jerze, avenue as errOAeOdsly srin eSi n
1 b. " r DIec or fur IS7T. lat.6 IL
~ SAMUEL Z YOUNG,
| sS NOTARY PCBLtC,
4 oStl7-u OFFICs-eTAR BCfLDEsG.
L ~ G. N
Evening star., 1877-09-20

REQUIsITIoNs FOR MARYLAND CRrMr-
NALs.-To- day q requisition was received
from Gov. Carroll, Of Aarsla for John
Williams, c0lored, In our Jail. Charged with
the larceny OF a number OF articles OF clofh-
ing from Geo. A. Read, or washington coun-
~, Md, and Chief Justics Cartier ordered
bis delivery TO Deputy Sheriff John n. Leg
with the prisoner this afternoon for Hazers-
town.
Yesterday requisltioa was rec4iye from
Gov. Carroll for Randolph Peytoa and Perry
Thomas, charged with = robbery in Prfncs
Georges county, Md, aud Judge Car;ier
issued warrant for their arrest bar the Off
GERS failed 10 ind tnem
Evening star., 1877-09-20
TIE EQUINOCTIAL STORM.
MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLES
BAFFLED RUSSIANS.

Uneasiness at Belgrade.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

THE WILL OF THE Late PRoF. WIN.
RCGGLRs, OF Columbian aqlyerSity. who
died at Schooley's mountain n IN the
lO;h instant, was hled in the Off ,e OF lbe
Register OF Wills 20 day. Tae vii il datei
july sd lS6b. and witnes sci by j. c. Ken
nedy, Enoch Totten, ami ". B. Webb Rev.
George w. Samson, ID. T., and a. Suydam
Stoihoh, OF brooklyn, are nanei as q xecu-
Tors. be BEG IeRthS his real eSta = 10 his ex
'cutofs, VIVA direc;icas u sell the sane a )
soon as they csu cpnven EMILY. anf from fhe
proceeds pay the folio vias begussLs: To the
American Baptist missionary union, S25. 900;
The American Bap.iss home M :, lOaary So
cieiy, 5000. 10 his brother, nice -, napiews.
ato other relatives, sums Of $50 aud ~i,5o,
acgregaiinr SlC,510. To Mrs samson he
leaves his furniture, and TO Columbian col
lege he leaves has portrait, library, aud the
rest or his estate.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

ITO HOUSEHOLDERS, ARCHITECTS
= AND PLuMBERS.-M MATZ BURGER,
Model Mdkers, 02S yth st.-We are prepared 20 far
nish and TO 6t Pipes with Buse device for prevent
iag the bursting Of pipes fyom free Eng auas Zoo
Evening star., 1877-09-20

REMOSAL-Iw wish TO al wise my numerous
~ patrons snd the pubic generally that have re-
moved from street 70 my new aod spAcioas shop,
corner OF Nv Han pzhire avenue and n street
northvs est, y here wall be happy TO receive and
execute orders for Use FUTnitcTe, Doors, Antels
Mirror Frames, and Interior Deoorstid6 generally.
GRASS
Evening star., 1877-09-20

fHHE NEW DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.
No bastins. Goods net sailed b. oil. Inapsctaon
Invited. Those owning old Davis win do vou %
call. eCHEFrkY 90, AseaA.
AuEQAW 70S 9Th strecf north est
Evening star., 1877-09-20

REAL ESTATE sALEs.-Messrs. Durcau-
son BrUs., Auc,s, have sold fJr G.. Camp
bell, trustee, lois 70 aud p. IN square No "a
situated on llth street, be' ween ~ aud 4
streets southeast, 10 Mis-. T. j. Campbell for
20 cents per squ3re foot. Also. Joha l.. Hau-
IA and James NJ. Johnston, truste IS, lot 4
an square No I, ROsslyn, Alexandria coun-
~, Va, with the improvements, TO Thomas
l.. hume, esq, for g. 400. Also, for James
U Payne and Reg oaid Fendall trustees
lot :. In Payne and Fsndall's trustees re-
corded subdivision OF original lot M. g. in
square @i5, improved by frame house No. 3Os
yth street east, 10 Mrs. Sarah r. Woodruff,
for S5l5 Also, lot 80, same square, unim-
proved, 10 ii. =. Clark, FOR 81 cents. Lot 81,
same square, improved by Q frame h )use 10
same pnrchaSaT. fnr 0l0-
Evening star., 1877-09-20

hEMOREST PATTERNS, ali the new
~ styl6s, just received BY W. p. WHITE co.,
booksellers and ftstioners. lI42 7th street n W
echool and Blank Books speciAl,ies seps-ly
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11

neber ole Gntfebuns res Oratos
RUINS nS&Spfuns" ersdblt bic muifalis
l9e eesenpe cas 8clsenre. Sn 9cnrpn
batte man tereits felt 6dnpeI's Cop elm
SrOees aus Wilton's .parapies" suiams
menBeleBtes 9epidt rie uS6Spfuns"
betitelt, neil man slaubte, pab nah 5dns
Del Niemanr pirpis Ist. caeleIbe III CON,
poniren. Do eridisn 5iycn 1894 pie.
rerboltin Gnslanp, uup man iibsrsdb lbnr,
als benz Wdrpisften pas @scitt. Sn
Wien bsarbeitete Baron BON Spieten cen
Sfrt fur 6aYpn, unp eieIer beencete bic
Competition 1898. Die partiiur fauf,
ten sebn Milsliepsr peS Slfsrreihtfden
Iosls fir 700 8ulpsn. DtsIes arifos
tratiibe GOniOrtium lisb pas 8ale am
19. Wfdr3 1899 i'm Wiensr Nationals
Ibeater auHabren, unp lbsrrsiGte lbers
ries Die sanse 9innabme pom 4088 @uIs
Den tenn ~Gomponifsn. 8efannt III Der
crsreifenre SOrsans, rpel1sr ii1 siniss
Sabre Dor Saycn's SOB sreianrie ale
man ibn einsslupen bate, iein @s.t nod
elm Wtal nit an;upbren. Der bsseifterte
Gmpfans, msbr aber nod Der @inprud,
wel&en lein sissnss Wsrf auf ibn matte,
srladiterten cen altsressbsustsn @reis
psrart. pae er aus Dem SaaIe sstra9ss
percen muete. .Nl6t pca mir, BON
rcrt fommt aQss !" REF er NIT emppraes
bohsnen 6ancen unn ait tbrdnenfeabten
Auaen nab BEN SaSe ,.Gs marc
eibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
las &artenipiel ssrranft ieirs Ut

1as &artenipiel ssrpanft ieins abs
we6lsluns unp pssbaIb isin Sntsrsis Der
Manbfaltisfsit Der 9srtinpunssn UNI
mSslidsn 9srlesuussn. rie ia mi. Gen
8artsn pornsbmen laI1sn. Del Der Be-
re6nuns Der Summe Der Walialionen.
psnen Elm befimmtss Spiel untsrliest
srsabren mir ni6t nur wte Sisl
perl6ispsns Spiele ibsrbaupi in Der
8arts sntbaltsn fnp. i~onpsrn aud. ME
oft elm uap eaI1elbe Spiel Ter Wabrs
iteinliafeit nab pisperfsbren pirp.
Der Seat. miro nit Der rsuti6en Sarts,
allp 80 SlSttsrn, unter erei Sstbsilistsn
s''p,ut 10 cap isrer Witpielsnce 10
AsIIrn erbalt, paprenc Die iibris bleiten'
Den sptl fur c.? Spislsr In ben Seat ses
lsat perrsn. Die 0erbinpunsenI ie speier
Glsmsnts BON 80 sessbsn.n III cine 496
fade /; Is fam allo 496 Wal Elm anUes
rer Seat Iisssn, unp na1 496 Spislen
werpen Der Wabrl1sinlibfsit nah wiepsr
eth Wal pislelben ,pei Sldttsr liesen.
Bon ben abltssn 30 Slditsrn fam
nur Der erite BON ben Wiilpielsnrsn
BET sinsm uno psmlelbsn SeaI 30 o45 :
0t5 Wal psri&ispene Sartsn p.enmsn.
pdbrno iih bic lssten 20 Sallen aaf cen
swsttn UNI prittsn Witlpie!enpen rsrse'
falt peribeilen, pab fe unter iih wisctr
1874, 756 Wal umpedieln t6nnsn. @ui
iers 3msi Sldtttr res Scates fommsn
alio 30.045.0i5 m0slids Sptsls Ger
Sorbanp. unp auf jspss pieisr Spisls
mispsr t84,756 perl&ispsne Spisle In
rm 1wetsa unb prittsn 3anp. 5isrs
aus rrs,bt f@, pae pte 3abl Ger mbalts
&rn Ndus Mot rsuiSsr als 1876 CAS-.
goa. 5 800 bstrast. 1sisst pref s&ts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11

Seatbrdper mabtsn ii1 paran nit rem
WoriaBe, ni6t eber a~ufubSbrsn, besor
bas srcse Wsrf ssftebsn. wis LANCE
mdbten fe pUbl iigen ? Oils tidtise
Sptelsr iinc fe pObl i'm Stancs, In Der
Stunce 20 SpieIe ,u ab1oIpirsn, iie Ipie.
len Gag uno @a&t unc miiEsu : 1850
Wiuionen Sabre IiBen.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
AN OLD OFFICERS TRIBUTE.
NEW YORK, July 2S, 1877.

NEW IOkk, July 70, 1911.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
wish express she feelings of sadness with which
returned from Trinity Cemetery to-day, after attend
Ing the intcrmcnt OF my dear friend and chic Matsc
under whom had so long served both as magistrate
and chief 1t hard realize that worthy off,
cias Mayor, Common Council and heads OF police,
would permit faithful servant he had been ID
people to pass away IRON among us without the
slightest recognition whoa not only resolutions Of
confidence had beon passed, but the moneys OF the
squandered on the funerals 81 officers less worthy
Shame that such things should bo Tor knew bim we'll.
Having entered the Police Department In 1884, and
under linn during his wholc carcor, both as
magistrate and Chief OF Police, know we'll how faith
iuvy and honestly no has discharged all his dutcs,
without fear or favor May hc now roap his reward.
ROBERT W. BOWER
The New York herald., 1877-07-29


Upon the coGiu proiusely distributed floral
tributes appropriate to the occasion. At the head Of
the csket disp ayed the word Fathcr" in violeta
ana tuberoses. Among the memorial manifestation
OF a similar character contributions from Mr.. and
Mrs Geo b. Mcsercau, Mr.. and Mrs James Havemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Mcscrcau beautiful floral cm-
blem entitled ''Aseep," from Mrs. William +. Have
meyer; another from Mrs J. W. Macluy, white dove
surmounting cross OF snowy cameiias from MrI
Hector Armstrong, elegant wrcaths OF imm0Fteiles
from Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpool, ana n striking combi-
nation flowers illuminating the word 'Rest," from
Charles w. Havemeyer.
Among the earliest attendants at tho house, before
the remains removed TO the church. were Thur.
low Weed, jacob Wcslervelt, j. W. Vanderpool, Hugh
q. Gardner, George w. Mclean, William Moller md
Meyer Stern who acted palbearcrs With an escort
OF battalion OF police under command OF Superinten.
dent Waliing, the body conveyed TO 81 Thomas
church, where the Rev. Dr. Morgan performed tho
Epscopaian funeral services assisted by The Rev. Mr..
Lowry and the church choir Tho cdice was we'll filed,
many prominent citzens beng among the assemblage.
The veteran police officer, Robert W. Bowyer. there
on his crutches also several of the old police
staff of tho city who knew and respected tho deceased
In his lifetime
Afer services In the church tho remains were in
TERED in the family plot in the Trinity Cemetery. Car
mansviilc.
No legal rcpresentatv of the Police Board the CON-
mon Council or any other city administrative body
present
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
FUNERAL OF GEO. W. MATSELL

The funeral Of the exChicf of Police and ex.Prest
dent of the Board Of Police Commissioners, George
Matsell, took place yesterday morning. Al the late
residence OF tho deceased Ffty-eighth street the
remains were exposed in q handsome mahogany CONN,
with silver mountings, bearing the inscription
GEORGE w. MATSELL, :
Born OCTOBER Is 1911, /
DIED July 20, 1877. I
The New York herald., 1877-07-29

the groups the street But shells rarely fall
within the town limits. During the 5ombardment to-
day only struck the main street and q small
piece inflicted q slight confusion on little girl.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Iced y Appended por Vosotros
Mismos.

Muchos Observation-Disclosures valio-
SOS Y muy titles conocimientos Sc
guardian oculto del mundo, porque es
costoso darlos d conocer al pueblo.
No sucede este con ell jarabe aleman
de Boschee, y aunque hace pocos
amos que fue introducido q la venta
en- este pals, Sc conoce EN- todas las
poblaciones por pequenas cue sean.
Su maravilloso eXito en- la cura de
Consuncion, Toses, Pneumania, Asst
ma. y todas las demas Intermediates
de la gargauta y los pulmones, Sc
conoei0 primeramente distribuyen-
dolo cada ano gratis, durante tres
ahos, a ra2on de 400, 600 botellas al
an0 entire los enfermos. janis Sc
habian sujetado a lal prueba los me.
ritos de otra preparation. Podiais
pedir mas d? Id donde vuestro boti-
carlo Y obtened una botelIa por 70
centavos y probadla. Botellas de
muestra 10 centavos.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Aqua de Barcelona


o LECHE DE ia SULTANA.
Para limpiar, ~suavizar y hermosear Ell Gu.
tbs.
Ell especfico mas generalmente usado
por todas las damas de las Cortes de la
vieja Europa.
Sc garantiza que no contiene ningun
ingredients nocivo.
Esta renombrada aqua indispensable
en- ell tocador de todas les damas, Sc ha-
LA de venta en- la Z.
BOTICA ESPANOLA,
esquina de las GALES Main y Short, bar
rio de Sonora.
JOSE PRUNEDA,
Propietarlo.
En- dicho establecimiento Sc vende
tambien la Mel de Marrubio y Alquitran
de Haley las Gotas de Pix que curan ell
dolor de muelas en- un minute.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Almanaque.
DICIEMBRE.
Eases DE LA LUNA.

4. Luna nueva q la lii. sam. p. NJ.
IL. C1arIo creciente q la III. 24m. Z. Nj.
20. Luna LENA a las 3h. Aim. A. NJ.
rs. Cuarto m%enguante q las lob. l0m.P. NJ.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
AVISO.

La persona q quien sc lie haya extravlado
un CABALLC BLANCO, con un collar,
puede pasar q recogerlo a la Residential de
Don Manuel A. Gallardo, oalle de Pico,
adonde lie sera entregado previo pago de
gastos Y perjuicios: de 10 contrario sera
vendido en- remate pnbiico en- ell termino
de diez dias q contar desde la fecha.
MANUEL y. GALLARDO.
Los Angeles, Diciembre is de 1877.
La crónica., 1877-12-19

Jueves, 2O.-Santos Julio martir y Flo
gonio obispo.
Fiernes, 21.-Santo Tomas apostol.
Sabado, 22.-Santos Demetrio y Flavia'
no martires.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
EN- La CATHEDRAL.

Primera misa q las s d. NJ. Ultima
Misa q las 10 A. IL; Catecismo q las 2%
de Ia tarde. Visperas q las 7 P. NJ.
IGLESIA DE MIRA. SRA. DE Los
Primera misa a las So de la mahana,
segunda misa q las 7, Ultima misa & las
ode Ia mahanacon. Catecisnoa las %
Vfsperasa las 81 P. II. Sermon en- espa-
mol.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Cartas en- ell Correo.

Las personals que acudap por estas cal.
tas Sc serviran avisar qre han sido publ
cadas en- La CR0NICA correspondence al
dia 10 de Dioiembre de 1877.
sENoRAS.
ClemeDcia Ruiz de Alisa, Altagracia
Bedoy, Ysabel GARLIC, Maria Luisa Cor
do, Gertrudes T.. de Herrera, Conception
Leiva, Maria Lopez, Manuela Y. de Lu.
gan, Piedad C.. Redondo, Donaciana A.
de Rios.
SENORES.
Manuel Aibar, Sesario A-os, Jesus Arcs
Jose santos Bega, Cayetano Bosqui. Pa
cricio Baca, Alberto Cochis. Victor Cor
dova, Pedro Dominguez, NJ. L. Gonzales,
Evar!sto Gomez, Refugio Granillo, Sebe-
riano Hereida, Francisco Higuera, Fran
cisco Leba, Francisco Lopez, Diego L pei
Antonio Ma. Lugo, jose del Carmen Lugo
Jesus l.. de Marion, Abel Mason, Luis
Mendelson, Juan Moles, Ygnacio Montijo
Antonio Orfla, Nicolas Osia, Pedro A.
Or1la, Iuocente Paco, Adolfo Rivera, Juan
Rodriguez, p. Rodrigo, Manuel Rubio,
Jose Rubio, Andres Rubio, NJ. G.. Santa
| Cruz, Juan Sanchez, Felipe Talamantes,
Juan d. Toro, MERGED G.. de Vasillo, Jose
Maria V~elasquez, Antonio Yorba, Negro
Yorba.
ENTRANJERO.
Dominica Andrini, Marcus Brunache,
Fanujini Maria, Francois de Muniqus,
Giacomo Tappau, Nicola Ireosti. Valen-
tine Trumpa.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrator de Correos.
La crónica., 1877-12-19
Direotorio De Ia IGIesia Catotica.

limo. Tadeo Amat, Obispo; limo.
Francisco Mora, Obispo Coadjutor y Vica-
rio General; Rev. Pedro Verdaguer, Cura
ParrOc0.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
THE COAL CONFERENCE.

Tho Coal Q Confcrcncc In session again yesterday
at tho oiccs OF tho Delaware ani hudson Caha Com-
pany.
There we're present Thomas Dickson, OF the Della.
aware and Hudson Canal Company; Franklin q.
Gowen, OF tho Philadelphia and Reading Company;
Samuel Sloan, OF tho Delaware, LacAnwanna and
Western Railroad Company; George A. HoyI OF The
Pennsylvana Coal Company; Judge Lathrop, OF the
New Jersey Central Railroad Il W. Clarke, ei tho
Lchgh aud WiIkcsbarro Coal Company; Jacob h.
Grrn, oil tho Schuyki Region, and DR. Liiiderman, OF
tho I-chign Valley lnaiyld Operators.
with the exception OF short recess Tor lunch tho
conicreLce s all day, sdourning ten inmates past
hvc O'Clock J.. NJ. fho only Information clcitsd
was that The coniynitteo 10 winch the allotment OF
tonnagc had been referred at Tho previous niecllng
had presented report which had been dscussod NJ
some length. No understanding had been arrived at
and the matter OF allotment was again referred TO tho
same committee, which was gwen power 10 call 10
rccres, " such step was loud cssary aud re-.
port the rcsulto further deliberations adjourned
meeting 10 DO bcid next Wednesday at noon Phlla.
dclDhia.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28

building and two on the first loft am not aware
that we usca anything explosive making our goods;
al tho time the accident occurred was IN lilo
Barclay street store about thirty feet from the re r.
~ conversation with Mossrs. Dick and Farley. here
tho witness repeated The testimony OF others previously
gwen In regard 10 the exposoa 1 saw Burnett trying
make his Wy out of the rnus ard the root OF No.
90; portion of the top Of front wall on the west
side had alen but tho OF the front standing;
tten went 10 hnd my father, and, having found him.
took of him; he escaped by the College place
trance and Is severely burned.
CASHIERS EXPERIENCE.
william Ill. schumacher. OF No. 43X ST. Marks
place. the bookLecper ana cashier, has been III
he employ OF the Irm neariy four years, testified as
ioiuws:-Ay olce was ~ tho rear portion OF tue Col
plnce store al the southwest OF the floor;
was The uinco. az the inie of the acclaeDt, sitting
nj the desk; heard no explosion, but metallic SQUAD
like the fhlnng and ciashing Of a heavy body;
this lasted only minute. AS u the conlmencement
aud continuance OF The re the witness eorroUUrated
The previous persons cxaniucd All of tho principal
books. he testified wero saved but OF the minor
destroyed.
The Investigation VIII DO continued by tho Fire
Marshal this morning at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
FORECLOSURE SUITS.

The matter OF the ten suits brought by tho John
Hancock Mutual L,fc Insurance Company, of boston,
against william Is. Nichols, to iorecloso many
mortgages on houses IN Fulton street. brooklyn. the
aggregate sum claimed bciDg $s0oOV, was called Tor
trial ~ the supreme Court Kings county, yesterday.
Ine deIencc SETS up the plea OF usury, aycrrng tnat
the paintiil madc the defendant insure hs iiio Tor
S3i, 600 before tho money loaned, and that tho
hrst premiun was paid, the poIcy cn beng allowed
10 La