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New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

The sale OF seats for Mr. Jefferson hrst
NIGHTS at Booths Theatre, as RIP Van Wmkie began
yesterGav aud we learn that he demand ior places was
e4r,r and active Mr. jefferson has been absent RON
America two and a half years ana has not ac'eu I'D
New-York since November, 1s7l-ihree years ago. Inc
cast Of Rip Van Wiz lie % includes Mr. DayiHge' Dr.
Harieubursh and Miss Minnie Palmer. Edwin y 'oth
win act nc Booths Theatre IN January Mex ana Johh
Mccullough VIII act thcro ~ little later date.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
MO E TnRLAI, FOR HAYES.

Trcachcry has ever beeh the man say ol
~, ~ M crisis aus doe, BOT sta.d bN Jud-e spot
,I '-' ,,t scauc sharing the odiu1 tilt the k.s-
ai .,,,t. Ds nrou,lt upOn itself lie Is IA s.tus.Oh
.re r. u,u-t prl,c that Eis aIyccac' OF hDm- rule,
- nd lie COZ ,tftGliCEA. rEth OF stats va" Dt'ed
10 AR li.r admit tnAt 70 sIam. We nope
@ H.. =. hlny 10 me right Dut wnrtAcf 10 does 0f
p,t We nave consolation. y to IA lict' P'!y cu
80 -'.,sra = alfus DeiO.c Tie puOlc tae Democracy
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
Mr.. NCSGRAVES REPOhT.
A CARD PROM rx-cnAMBERLAIS LANE

4 CARD FROM EX-CHAMBRRLAIS LANE.
TO tie Rdttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: An extract from a report made by
Thomas b. Musgrtve. examiner of tie court funds
tbs Chamberlain nioe has appeared IN the daily papers
where II ia slated that there unpaid and
ses.ment. 10 the amount Of SI15s3 dne property
which had taken % mortgage As Chamber ain.
The facts are that when the mortgage taken May
% 17l there erc 10 liens taxes or ass"rsnents the
prou-rty except the mortgage IL question some
months since the property "Hs sou L" NJ
Uervev cbn assumed tue mortgage paid AL
the taxes and assessments Mhen due. amount
ing TO ~I.l2l -. also the interest ana reducing
the prucal To Sl35OO The present value of tue prop
erty a. stated % Nj Huszravc'o rep ~, - S25COO
TIE property 10 question ,;Itd ~ part - brouh yn
long improved ana subject 90 large asn es~tncn's
when makes II qulte uEaccJunl4De 10" ht M"'-.''c
saoulI laY- made such q uiU-der ~ li5 report.
Ycr York, oct "A, 1877. bEO' L'AL'
COMMENTS BY Mr.. MCsGRAyE
the Edtto~ or The rtbEnc
SIR: Referring the above card Of Mr. Lanes. beg
10 state that received Information u the coa3ston
OF the mortgage made by Nathan d. Morgan 20 q. "
l. ne r.m he Office 81 The attorneys Of the Chamberlain
IN whose hands the mortgage was placed by Tie
CuamJeilII for foreclosure. Tie amount Of lAr
mort z- was correctly stated Dy in tne rcuurL a.
was found to bc Oh the lst of January. lsil. ANY
d.. f-c. tt may nave taken place during the present
year Oi this mortgage or ll' c"hnilnr an hJs c'Ho
ygIiiiu the UrIfi Icr uf H. cNalhlldtlun.
l. now u order for Ar. Lane o. zp!r 70 tho n"hNc
his conn. ciiDns the Fulton Bank, tud tle unrce-
rv dcuosfs Inadr by i'm, tAdnibe n. lI tls ntuh
WIN 90. a .cuCauJ Ir-t loss Ol yearly ni-iesi Wucn a
fund, 10 ar Interest cCulpunlcs lrt Arc.- avail
tpts a.. from a bans. The present Chamberlain has rt-
moved deposit 90 "a litist company.
t,-r-, ,-rr OF - 1877. THoMA, b. MC.GRAvE.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
N.ANklEN.

BALDWIN-CHRIsTfE- Wednesdar. oct -. az tho
Collegiate church, corner ~ Jthyt auf Z3tA 70, % tAs
Rev. paid1sr spring Piunisy sE A DoHltt BALDWIN and
A-s Hsulr h.. II'-Io, iOsll OK tnls Ciiy.
LISSLT ADhGAS-Ul TUESDAY evening 2Jd inst, - -.
Thomas church o.. the Rev. r. Morgan, John a. Lsy %
-rs a. A. Morgan both u t-ls ely.
PALMER-Fo0 ~ ciasscAj, Oc a, al ts residence
nf olids BIcUknu, Low ID. r. lAr o. tiiaCe
Iluiapur-ys daughter Arthur - F0ote e-l. al of
BIuOAlru.
PARSENS-DAYTON-On Egcsday oct 23, 1877 t.ls
rcsIultc0l brrs parents, Ds e Rev. John ID oA
Ouafle, - Par,o-s broAIy. % MY b. daughter u
John ant Ellsb,tl DaytD4 0i Listuauptou, j. /. No
cards
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
~ = ,ybile Cuba will belong 10 The United
GOOD lord or GOOD DEVIL

l. Is cvidart that the President has reached
,i. .rrr- al i.e vays. Ia lat 1 hniitiy drctt
WHEELER he IL 10 vd Win the RepuD.iaA. o4 tIt - =
moor lrv To demand expect k'pu'n'ti. A.PfuIb
v ma eli of policies and rIIcct results oi us Auln-
.rro D. u m soi0 wing TIE D4n1ci"ilr S'.e--th ai- o. -
r,y ta. Leyuh san p.rtt. s so ul'' onGbi' 80 TO
e .l...rl I.e President mE-l he one t.lIR ~. 'i''
ottrr. Ge cannot extend good Lord good DcFh pol
icv over a Iuur years term
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
LIrLyT SNIP yEBS.


ste4r,Ito CIV OF Vera CuE DoAsrn. havana oct 20.
nl uI. 4.- srI nl au. gers 10 p. tltNailrt E ~on,
t.aushfp lchmoud. Kelley, norfolk, with mise hnu
q. .-senaela. to DU1 DonI JON -tt alhhp 90.
stesunsnip Allentown 1uttie, Philadelphia, With coal 70
Siaasiip oadcsa tBr smith. Boston. IN ballast to Bow
rile = Arch BAR, -.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
~ Co.ri OF Arbitration.

.
lion. IHON.i f. FAH ,li-.'t -ra.tr-toi.
G-ss0ls Cuur. lay t.go.us u tas
Chamber q Commerce, ~ Jo A.i su al ihc once =
tr Arpt-aJr 80 ~ ofaauts' Tor Zoe ea lng AID i0ts
Cou.r.yefscs uisgltr-, sud matters ~ oiH
are.lg AuJag aeg nsnti sli4mla efs, aai Otlfs
w!.glu TIC iursllrugu u the Port ~ Sew -hOis.
IN grge.>.y u.. tyBr - ,ytfEta ~ lo clH ttd -
a-yH 1t.T cotr.fs io % f0r 81 tss
BiaL. orf- Ur se slJnBsl,4 u. cssr1 .au oef sr.-~
slscatun IT, t1f N'e'
r.On. Yt i-e .-tNlDcr
CntcEpx = Tartar gnpicts1nt .he tsc "a
DJ.,trI.ir d. Ola tae druea.;lI >kNbON4 81,
Ia. d.
.roliL
neFyoas .sxaagss:oE- composing svrles
- AbIEs n lrrnin 10 Ana-'aFf NtN-
clls 90 pf--slFo ueeAc shD@ihS "a
synua. ~ tle 4s- - ~ nars.r AID te tsl-eA 9t
.ya.. uvolr. nE 80 irs- ~ -" !rAfs ef
loGonc.. fa.o - csuta At4-sss s-e -ait' 90 H. o.
kAEh .ollcs Ant res.tcatr. o. 3. l'iA..- ,. }.
pest Uaice Neucc- o-s,4 lAis e- Ae sees en'3ns
SATURDAY, Olt3Dvf -. lait ~ Goo" - - VA~s %
3 ..5DA 30 a. s. 49,, i"i h"t.I' t el---'s "'.i-N
pv ,i-1a.ulg sStucls.lNn to.s-1larlcr "a
ia ,o 10 sfuri Df tns -s'@'f ha7t 40 sle sy
F-.tr~ 81 Itsytc. HSiAh - - % Ifups, ~
.t.n,, rr ga Pynoath. lner0sa.g ana l-amnurs;
ou sAIL DAf a. a a. ot h"Iel" nl s'a' ,'p N''A.,i
tJu-t,ltu lCurr alnlHrut ioi tritlan oealsi-N ah
,a.ts al ne trl ul t.. re2Lrr trt %
cllt r.a - AI ioi Ncll-hH aAi Ncih oi
ifea.a y -leaa AnrotA tAAorll- sus Stt-s - .ad
a.n,..n aud las st-aElsa Montana Aofsaais
So LT,i,fl. 40 rot fa.r uA. ~ ssauasa.
ail Now OK oclocf -. ibc -is icr
reci sut Ars-niir 80 nt'1,i MAJ rsNo Nee lsiS'
CISCO November Iae mails og Australia etc. "iiio-Vc sAn
traAcf.eo .gFclptr T.
Rezr.gr Kepab lean r1usinat4on.
For Assembly Nir.i Dl.lrioI,
WILLIAM II. CORsA-
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
THnMAS,, TOTR.

Theodore Thomas started yesterday on
tour tnrougI the western part cf this stao lie plays
thu. week IN Utica. Syracuse. Troy, sni Albany Next
week he returns this city for rchcarSas. ald In ue
latter part of the week SOUTH and Will probably
play IN Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Mis-
rhursby goes with orchestra Oh the trip through thi'
StAfe.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
ADDITIONAL rRADk REPoR1s.

RIO IANrrc0, Oft. -L-cHtec market anmare.. prices
Wy nr Good flr't8, OtuOadJJU rei- Der lu bios
change Louuun. Average daily
Ing week -,JUU ba-. wce2's spneui.
nrl snd noru of Eurpc, OJO bags &, io United states.
obIuO bags aDl to " ltrl rtlraI It, go
sales Tor lac CldAnl not ..uog. 5000 3ass iOr
the Cn- states, - U fr ports,
l,O0u bags. 0tucA "a 80. b. ..fJU gags
BANJO, oct IL Irro Iur Itic ms uttled. superior
oaGO1, pZUu $40 r- 40 k0- Aytrtgr ty receipts
cuillg tht past wees 4oio bt.s wees lpar,- 10 an
cuutres 10000 bag. lC.atilau tlUOU CI-unei
l.itIOps .vtu
europe, i-,DLV bags. -toch lI iori, 0J.gJO bss.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
PERSON Il TO TOWNSEND AND Not QUITE JUST
FilUl The tea Herald.

T. +. pity ABOUT Congressman Martin /.
r.,.-..l.a o.. Troy. H- won't about the c'un.fF '-t
a. o tg WHY ,us c.ca n support OF ilyee Hui IN
o.. gushing approx a. He, aud ~, - 10 oi g. .g.
n Ia. a. not are taat 10 that 81 q tpl Wa i.A
o, i, fr-1.cd fnat the puifcatou OF the CVu ser
wee uluds The separation of patrn naeo ifo. i' as cs'
,,, ana. SENATORS aud k-pr-srn aiiVe' sholu H1, uC
r .trit.flt, 10 Drf.e." Tic President Vpuii nc
,rt fu le.urdn ~ Re-UhiraH con TrN-t'n
eut Win, !,voeat-d jhat plt orin W ti"u' expecting
t1f an her A. or tc President would Dc o'Ghi - I|
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
OBITUARI


Bo,roN. Mass, Oct. 24.-Georye l.. Fox, the
wei auoNu comedian, Ill % tA. a.rruo,n ~ tl- r,s-
dence ~ his brotber-in--Iw, Geo. e. Howard No. s2G
Ma,u-st.. ClmbrGge hry-fwo year. three months
and twent5 one days His doarh very peaccfu!
be recognized MS friends onlg short ime frevious
George l.. Fox was first conspluOU5ly before
the public year, ago the Old CnatIan street Thcatre
vlers ho brought out many ~ the paitomIues which
tbe Rayes mad mIds famous q, NirDs aud othe
places OF amusement Aftcrwart he became man
-r of the Oid ogcry. ant, later, .ssocat1d with
Ls1gt- IN the New B0very theatre Ms-e recently he
appeared at tie olympic. his most celecatad .0e WAS
" Humpty-Dumpty" As ptnt0umist 6r.
FIX easily ranked a. fist IN tins country.
NJ one eyccIlrd hih in versatility, Md iew ap-
proarlcd him T tile union ~ aoouniing animal
.-r5 and rare power comedian. Ili, mobile fea-
tnres Sd fned 10 admit Of an endi'5, variety o.
axpressiou,. and tafs peculiar power ~ 'sciIe
cntl.g, ~ expression Wl- aLoNu most clearly aa
irimpble and though many caught up hs eccentric
,ly. no one has 80 gwen thr clartccf 10 aY dining
approaching the grace aud spOutaneily with which he
invested il.
Mr. Flx vs. PLAY ~ during the season 1876 n
Booths Theatre in this city, when he was Srden with
paruyss SOitenng OF lc brain fol OWED, ana uecaT
urcrssrry 20 remove bm 20 au d-Yuin ldeTt carefrl
treatment - improved The medlaus condtOnth1t lie
vasa.ain placed iu dls w'lcs cafe iu ktOoAyn \ To-"
weeks axo. however, be "as removed - Camridge,
her ne al
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
TIE PARIS EXHIBITION.

PARIS, "educrday, oct "a 1877.
A semi-olIclal note is published denying a
report .Lat tAe F.euch Government Had uOuned Tie
Uuted states that participation OF Americans in tic EX
hIJuOu could be lett private initiative TIE note says
foreigners Sisug 20 pacscipats In the ExHb ton ought
to DE r. eseutrd ~ commissioner spccIay delegated
Dy t1c.r G1Ycguiueus.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

Much alarm was created At the Park theatre,
lat evening" boy tn oua cry OF hie," ana for few
moni-rts the audience greatly excited parl OF
Ii scenery the l.lst act o. TIE Crushed Il.--
diu." discovered 10 be blaze one of the IRE
pa no r.scd the stage aud tore burning
OF ana .t4Iuuod Out the h.c with his fec- qrtas tue
fenls OF The audience.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

End or THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD VAR
PirrsBURG, Penn, Oct. 2A-lhe trouble
between t.e Lawrence ana Newcastle ana Lake Bic
Railroad. 10 ,Ishouug5own caused Boy tae latter COM
pan, crossing te tracks o.: TIE former. eadcd to-day juo
old rd Withdrawn. froIa tacr beiigcIant ., ulc aud
ullow!Cs tie crossing tO b. made. No uJfr otlr Is
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
MISS LOUISE ANDERsON

BosroS, Oct 24.--Mrs. II. ". Johnston, he
actre,.-known to the pubic Hiss Louise AnGersn-
jed here .his morning. She lad been suffering froL
cancer Tor several months.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

Queen Pomare exercised authority under The
projection OF the French who acquired control Of Ial
iu l-l3 and the year following took all the Society
Islands under their care The Society Island are n the
south Pacific They G66 square miles IN extent and
have annut l. 600 lnhlh.tants.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

Many ryell-ire-s xentlencs nov Tclr.ng OEyiIS
40 made ~ Ogler They t. specially a.
BlUadw AZ and WafrslsL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
QUEEN POMAPE.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 2i.-The French gun
boat :, gond from Tahiti brings news Of tine death OF
Queen Pouarc OF the Society Islands Sine ci'd se2ta-
bcr t. Of heart disease Her oldest son, ArSane has
boon prOclAmeN King.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
PRINT cr0Tn NAnKErs.

PRovTnyNcR. R = ocf .i-rhrr- little activity
tu,lng Cptl- ItrAr su.iI Ifnitf
sin nu Al 5'-4.s c-su Tor alaalC, all extra 20
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
Sp.tldI Nolicts.

yoEng al 20 years, iu-t landed. G sie-
any ~hers he can oDAr lving undrr
st4ls sipp4g D.sluoss, s kcO3 taohktolrr cn
cJl.a.UolC L-r4l1L, uhat, -s,sst lAI ins.sb tcs
YORK rfrClccs. A.dIra1 PAL H., huA 4u lu.Iae Jlce.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
nsos coUSTY AssLIsLY NomNATIoys

The Ist Assembly District Democrats Of
Kings County last evening. Nominated john NJ Clancy
torr,eriv Alderman o. he FiftL Ward. ErDOAyn
Jonn II. Bergen nominated Tor the Assembly Dy
the Democrats Of the IAtn District
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

malorv Tie Democrats elected every member OF both
urauc hes of tAe Council
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct 25-1 a. o. There vas a
slight decline or aFFrssue yesterday, preceding par
al cleginess In the eening The tempe - some
what higher There little change IN ths amount Oi
moisture IN the gf.
For tails city and vicirry rertly cloudy and forewhs
wa weather uay expected so-dAs anu '. 'hios-
row.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
nIDMgHT WBITH8E RBPORL
GlyFPyNLNT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy
weather aud ru areas. statona't or hlkH,E 'c-r''"
tlir. sou-heriy ,Lis and iauiuI barometer
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
zE-E1-sECx.--I

All Son'es of Nacr4rs' a.ls' be ula9'ssi riA f4II
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25
TRIBUN LOCAL oHSGRvUloNS

TLtIIag..al a..
l~ f..il4f u fn- i1f Ic - -
.-.--srs lasat ye-- -.' .si-''h'
81 t4e msrcaTy 51ras Ianasas4rL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

gntcGiuxc Tartar gnprRs1ut tartar ht e. "a
so.a.. OD.,sg.c b. "i- tae dels..;u >KNhON4,
,ls f-fiu J.&A-5 ll4t. E-rttle aud 4lprtt
tie ss. .ia br.al wlJl los dsista1!e
La crónica., 1877-10-27
SECCION LITERAEIA.
iCUANDo,..
soNETo.

w
Al en- Oriente Ia manlna
Ne anunciaban % notas peregrInas
su venida, las pardas golondrinas,
Z vo las escuchaba en- mi ventana.
.Aypdel invierno la estacion tirana
Las ar-oj0 sanuda q otras colinas,
Y sus dulces canciones matutinas
A escuchar no volvf, de gozo ufana.
La triste realidad IA disipado
De mi amor las quime ricas fcciones
Con que gozo mi corazon helado
Nil supremas divInas emociones.....
Las ayes volveran al nido amado
Mas cu4ndo han de volver mis- ilusio.
nesl
JoSEFINA.
sar Francisco, Octubre 6 de 1877.
La crónica., 1877-10-27

canine de Granada, adonde lego
Ell ~aforrunado doctor ell mismo dia,
andando con tanta velocidad ell ira
veto como jamas pueda haberlo
andado IN hombre q pie. En- la
captura de Granada ell IL de Octu-
bre, cuapdo nosotros est5bamos au-
sentes combatiendo en- Masaya, ell
doctor, que habia quedado ell ell
hospital, sufri0 una fraetura en- la
pierna arriba de la rodilla por IN
b~alazo, y fue mi compafiero de ha-
bitacinn despues mientras perma-
necimos en- Granada. Todos los
dias NE hacia burla ofreciendo
apostarnIe que yo moriria primero
que ell. Decia que saba que los dos
teniamos que morir; pero estaba
pronto q apostar que me sohrevivi-
ria : fuimos jnntos a la isla en- ell
mismo vapor, y Ell permaneci0 ALA.
Por dos csc nc 10 vi nj OF hablar
de Ell, hasta que un dia, pasando por
ell hospital de Rivas tropece con ell
Doctor Scott, ell cual me dijo que
Sc estaba preparando para partir.
"Oh ~ me dijo: "Estaba va cast
bueno, cuando Golf un frio en- la
pierna, y yea vd. ell estado en- que
esta ahora." Arrojo a un lado la
ropa de la CANA y me enseho Ell
troncon de su pierna, que lie habia
sido amputada ell dia antes. Trate
de infundirie amino 10 mejor que
pude y fuf & visitarlo al dis siguien-
tie habia muerto va. Habia 20
rehusado presistentemente apostar
a quien moriria primero: era IN
i0ven v~aliente y pundonoroso.
A la vuelta del vapor enviado a
Ia descubierta fuf de nuevo al nue.
lie alli encontre algunas senoras
del pals que habian escapado de la
ciudad incendisda y fueron las I'LL
timas que Sc embarcaron en- ell va
por: facil era yer que 50 partida de
sus casas habia sido imprevista, por
ell modo Y estilo de sus %trajes.
ST Ell leetor tiene curiosidad por
saber ell estilo de traje que usan las
mujeres de aqucl pals que no perte
neceD d la ciase aristocratica, lie
dire que en- todas ocasiones es muy
ligerc, algo por ell estilo de la anti
qua bata y enagua.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
II EFUGIO DE Los
ARCHANT !
GRAN REDUCTION de PRECIOs

GRAN REDUCTION de PRECIOS
En- esta barberfa Sc afeita por 10cts.
Sc corta ell pelo por............ 15cts.
Sc Iaba la cabeza por............ 15cts.
Excepto los Sabadosy Domin-
gos en- que Sc afeita por...... 15cts.
Sc corta ell pelo por............. 25cts.
Sc laba la cabeza por.......... 25cts.
Tambien Sc sacan muelas por l peso.
slempre tengo a Il mano un magnffeo
surtidO de
Perfumeria.
Sc afeita como en- las mejores barberfas.
Gale del Also entire los Nos. 2 y 4.
s22no
La crónica., 1877-10-27
(C0ntiaudrd)
10 QUE CUESTA La GUERRA.

Heaqui algunos de los ~emprestitos
hechos desde que comenz0 la guer-
ra de Oriente.
? La Russia hizo un emprestito de
200 miIlones de rublos.
FL Austria Hungrfa 100 millones
de florines.
La Inglaterra ? millones de
libras esterlinas.
La Turqufa 5 millones de libras
tnrcas.
La Roumania so millones de ho-
rines.
La GIscia 10 millones de frances.
Tdnez 2 millones de frances.
Los Estados Unidos de America
100 millones de frances.
Ahora 81 consideramos la guerra
bajo otro punto De vista, veamos
la NueUd Prens0 Li6re de Viena,
que nos da un estado de las perdi-
das terribles sufridas por los rusos
desde que pesaron ell Dsnubio.
1900 enferGlos en- los hospitales Y
ambulaneias: 5000 enfermos que
tuvieron que regresara Russia. FL
paso. del Danubio Ell Braila, los
combatesr de Mstchin y Babadagh
han costado a los rusos 1900 hon.
bres Ell General Zimmerman
perdi0 por 10 menos 1000 hombres
ell la Dubrutcha. Two que man.
dar 5000 enfermos q Russia. Ell pa
so que Sc quiso tentar por Othenza
Y .Glamunda cost0 unos 1000
hombres: Ell paso de Zimnitza y Ell
combate de Sistova 1900: los com
bates de Biela 1900: los de Roust.
chouk y de Rasgrad 5000: la mar
cha q Tirnova y el paso de las Bal.
kanes 1000: la retirada del General
Gourko 1900: la toma de Nicopolis
2,400: Ia primera batalla de Plevna
5000: la segunda 10000: ell encuen-
JIO uS LOh dAH iiOVO' GhtAOS0hbo "a
ejercito mas Importante que opera
EN- ell Danubio tuvo que mandar
10000 enfermos q Russia. Todo es-
to hace un total de 10000 hombres:
por este decia un General aleman
que Sc encuentra en- Ell Quartet ge.
neral de los rusos "Los rusos han
perdido va ell contingente de dos
cuerpos de ejercito."
10000 hombresl Y este sin con-
tar las batallas que han tenido lu-
gar en- la Turquia Asiatica. Esta
cifra no es mas. que hasta ell Is dc
Setiem bre. BESIDE esta fecha milla'
res de hombres han muerto en- no
locausto de esa divinidad estdpidi
y feroz: la guerra.
iOh civilization! no eres mas out
una palabra vana.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
ATAQUES de EPILEPSIA
E~nfarmedad de Caida,

CURADA PERFECTAMENTE-NOE Els
BROMA-UN MES DE USO DE LOS CE-
LEBRES f INFALIBLES POLVOS DEL
DIR. GOULARD PARA Los ATAQUES.
Para convencer q los pacientes de que
estos polvos haran o d 10 que Eosotros
r-retendemos para eilos, los enviaremos
pOr correo, PORTE PAGADO PARA QUE
Sc PRUEBEN GRATIS UNA GAIA. Co
mo ell DR.. Goulard es ell unico medico que
haya hecho de este I'm estud!o es.
pecial, Y como tenemos conocimIento de
que hay miles que a sido PERMANENT
TEMENTE CURADOS por ell uso de estos
POLVOS, GARANTIZAMOS UNA CURA
PERMANENTE en- a case, d os DE.
VOLVEREMOS Ell DINERO GASTADO.
Todos los pacientes dobelian dar a estos
Polvos una prueba temprana y conven-
cerse de us poderS curativos.
Precio, por GAIA grande $500 o cuatro
cajas por $40 90, Sc envian por correo q
c~ualquier parte de los Estados Unidos 8
Canada al recibir ell importe 8 por ok
pres 4 cobrar al entregarse. Dirlgirse 4
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 fulton Steet, Brooklyn, n. Y.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
CONSTRUCTION

Curada PerfectaEnente.
Todos los Pacientes dc esta enfermedad
que estan ansiosOs de ser curados dc berian
prohar los POHVOS CELEBRES CON-
SUNTIVOS DEL DIR. KISSNER. EstOs
Polvos son Ia unica preparation conocida
que cura CONSUNCION y todas las enter
medades de la GARGANTA y los Pull
MONES-en realidad es tan grande nues-
ira fe en- ellos, Y & la vez para convence
ros cue no son engaho, envfaremos q cada
pariente, por correO, porte pagado UNA
GAIA DE PRUEBA GRATIS.
No qperemos vuestro dinero hasta que
esteis satisfechos perfectamente de sus
poderes curativos. 81 vuestra vida es dig
ma de que sc salve, no dilateis en- dar una
prueba q estos POLVOS, pues ellos segu-
ramente os curaran. Precio por GAIA
graade S3.0e: Sc envia por correo q cual-
auiela parte de los Estados Unidos 8 Ia
NADIA, al recibir ell precio. Dirigirse q
ASH q ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
23myla
La crónica., 1877-10-27
Sc DESEA

Tener noticias de Ma. de San Juan
Cervantes, Petra Cervantes, Julia
Cervantes de q%uienes no he sabido
desde 1858 y q quienes dele en- csc
aho en- Jalos Toticlan, Estado de
Zacatecas, Mejico. La Persona que
tenga algunos informes que dar
puede dirigirse q LA CR6NICA de
Los Angeles, Cal. Sc ruega q los
peri0dicos de Mejico que copien esta
notieia.
Ss2m TOMAS C~ERvANTES.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
Ia EXPEDITION
- ID E.
" H e r.
4 NICARAGUA.

4 NICARAGUA.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
PRECIOS.
oBRAs

Por ell dltimo vapor Sc acaban de reci-
Dir las sigientes obras:
La crónica., 1877-10-27
FRI r.
DE UNAS ELEGANTES
P"LATEADAS.

Estan hechas al estilo mejicano y sus
adornos son de pura y solida plata. Sc
rifaran en- ell PALACE SALOON tan
pionto como Sc vendan todos los boletos
100 BOLETOS a 81 CADA UNO.
e~No hay que pagan cuenta de cantina.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-23
The CnXe of Dinlno nds.

Kneptly 4 Son, Main street, Dallas,
have stock of jewelry rarely seen
west of the Mississippi 1t comprises
everything either rare or elegant to be
found on the continent. Diamonds,
manufactured jew elry, articles Of Uirtu,
silverware, clocks, watches, indeed
everything ut cessary or desirable. We
are delighted to see the great demand
for Christmas goods, and they are SELL
ing some very fine and amazingly
cheap. Knephy's is the leading jew
elry house in North Texas, and being
men of means and character, their
guarantees may te implicitly relied
upon.-23tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-23
ROBBERY.
The nohbern Onnahl.


Last night about ten O'Clock, hack
man who was driving by heard u
noise In the new building on main
street opposite Orr's livery stabbe,
Stopping his hack he listened, aud
hearing the voice OF a man pleading,
went into the building 10 ascertain the
cause, Entering he say three men run
out, while an old man named Charley,
In high state Of intoxication, was
lying on the floor The old man stated
that no had entered the building aud
had fallen asleep, How long he had
slept he did not know, but supposed II
was but a few minutes, when he was
awakened by some parties searching
him. He begged them TO deaist
and leave him what little money
he had left, but they paid no attention
whatever 10 his entreatles, but pro-
oeeded 10 search until they were
scared of by the hickman. Ofllcers
Glenn aud Cornwall being notified Of
the fact, went In quest Of the parties,
and after some little search were re-
warded In finding all three Of them,
one Of the parties having on the old
mans hat, He claims they got some
ten dollars from him. The names OF
the parties charged with tho robbery
are Harry Burns, Tom Davis and Tom
Regan, who together, with the old man,
were put In the oalaboose, the latter
on charge OF drunk and down.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-23
i. ~. wsbb,

One OF the oldest iewelry houses In
the city aud one that IL considered
among the most reliable In the state
IL j, w. Webbs, 800 Main street
Everything you buy can be relied on
as represented, He has enc OF the
largest stocks OF fine watches, Jewelry
aud solid silyerware in the city, and
Wa advise every one 10 look at his
stock before purchasing. Examine
his fine silver plated ware, elegant
toilet seta and the heaviest fitting
pitchers In tho state. tllJanl