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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-21
[ VOL. Y.--NO. s
MYSTIC KREW.
Night Procession in New Orleans.
Theme: The FSshions OF the World
from 1900 d. e. TO A. ID. 1920.

Theme: TAc FSshioss OF the World
from goo u, q. TO a. ID. 1876.
The HERALD being the favorite
newspaper of his majesty Rex, II pub
ilShes synopsis OF the night process
SION OF bis majesty in New Orleans, In
oruer that his loyal subjects In this city
may FORM some idea of the splendor of
his train, and to do him homage ON
his arrival here.
Ihere were !wenty-iCur tableaux In
all representing the fashions OF the
worldu to 1876, both past, present and
future.
The first car bore King Comus and
his court, riding on an immense swan.
Car second--"rhe Feast of Isis~-
an Egyptian temple 1900 b. G., with
the dresses OF that time.
Car third-"A Greek Tragedy" BIC.
400; a lady and gentlemen seated,
watching the performance OF an actor
and actress.
Car neutrality-suspicious. Rome, B. G
400; figures dressed in the style Of the
period.
Car tifth-The Empire OF Rome, NJ.
ID. 200; u senator and his family at
dinner.
Car sixth Science, Art and Litera-
ture chained, and an armed figure look
ing down upon them, illustrating the
beginning Of the Dark Ages.
Car seventh-The Baptlsmal of
Clovis.
Car Observation-Disclosures" seated
on magnificent throne. The dressing
OF this tableauX was gorgeous.
Car ninth-A Party Of Crusaders
Setting Out for the War.
Car tenth-"Court OF JUSTICE
twelfth century; represented by an are
na,and two Spanish knights engaged in
mortal combat, with bishop as ref
cree.
Car acknowledgements Enjoy
ments;" lady and gentleman, n Jester
and a troubadour.
Car twelfth--A Hunting Party, thir-
teenth century.
Car thirteenth-A Dinner Party of
the fourteenth century, with appropri-
ate dresses.
Car fourteenth--A Venetian Con-
ola, with inmates.
Car flfteenth--A Fashionable Call,
fifteenth century; lady visitor had a
long train, borne by train bearer.
Car sixteenth-"A Tournament
sixteenth century.
Car Observation-Disclosures from
the Dark Ages" temple, on the ele-
waited steps Of which stood, in the cen.
tire, Science aud Religion, supported
on each side, respectively, by Litera.
ture and Art; while alone aud dlsc0n.
ISOLATE, stood, in the front, War, not
so dominant as in n former scene, but
rather with detection on his vsage.
Car eighteenth -"Leaving Churchn
a fashionable party going home from
service.
Car Nineteenth-"A Garden Scener
In the seventeenth century.
Car twentieth-"A Soiree'' in the
eighteenth century; very rich.
Car twenty first Boston Common"
in the eighteenth century. Brother
Jonathan was present.
Car twenty.second-''Ev Evening Prom,
enade," nineteenth century; at the
time big hoops. aud zouave pants were
in fashion.
Car twenty.third-"Dellght of the
Women of the Nineteenth Century;n
milliner's shop, with ladies dressed
In the hardest kind OF pull back.
Car neutrality-suspicious. Future
Destiny" election day In 1875; women
voting, and man at home nursing the
baby.
The display was exceeding fine.
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Arresicd on Suspicion.

NASHVILLE, February 20. -Four per-
sons named Hurd, were arrested yes
terday, charged with implication in
killing Lieutenant Mcintyre, In the
Georgia mountains.
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An Effort Maze 10 Increase the Price
or Liquor.

CHICAGO, February 20.--A comblna-
ton of distillers has been formed,
whereby certain share OF the profits
will accrue to idle stills. II is thought
this will check the products and make
trade profitable.
The City Savings Bank has closed its
doors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-21
Weather Report.

Fol- the Gulf States, northwest to
northeast winds, stationary to rising
barometer; cooler, clear weather, fol-
lowed by warmer winds and falling
barometer in the southwest.
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MOBILE, February 2O.-The plea of
the Mobile and Ohio railroad for re-
version of Judge Bruce's late decision,
In opposition to the former decision of
Judge Woods, will be heard in April.
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HAVANA, February 20.-The bark
Kronpriny, from New Orleans for Liv-
erpool, with cargo of cotton, was lost
on the 18th, on the San Cayettano
reefs. The crew was saved.
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FOREIGN MATTERS.


""phsNc preparations W husSIh.
LONDON, February 2O.-The great
powers, in answer to Gortchakofi7s
note, say they will decline to interfere
until the porte proves itself incapable
Of carrying out reform.
Vienna political correspondence in
its detailed account of the Russian
army says all Russia has ia 600, 900
men, or twoNdfths of her army or
ganlzed. OF these, about one.halt or
more are ready to 10 to the frontiers,
only awaiting orders to begin opera
tions. A correspondent of the Times
At Vienna says the statement OF the pc.
litical correspondence appears to be n
terrible incorrect one, when compared
with the information from other
sources,
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NEW York, February Is.


To the Texas Press;
Mr.. w. Y. Leader has no authority
for announcing my contemplated
presence at press meeting in Austin,
Texas, on the 18th OF March, and /
have no expectation of being IN your
State Mt an early day.
(5lgued) JAMES w. SIMONTON,
General Agent New York Associated Press.
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THIS Is TIE MONTH
EXTRA
INDUCEMENTS in CLOTHING
Closing Out Bargains:

OyercOatS, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Walking
Suits, Boys and Children Suits at an immense
Sacrifice in Order to Close Out. Mems and Youth
WO'Sted Prince Albert FrOcks from $40 to $50.
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A Denial from j. w. simOnton, of The
Associated Press

GALVESTON, February 2O.-Edltors ;
Mr.. Simonton directs me to forward
the following circular letter.
DAVID HALL, Agent.
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Louisianians Interview Grant ON the
situation In their StAte-Donn PIatt
Before the Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
uACmLLAN d CO.'S LATEST ISSUES.

Macmillan g. Co.. Of No. % BOnd-st, have
made specially fine descriptive volumes, deliberately
illustrated. which in character anil form are Uncom-
monty attractive 10 ycIy large c.ass. OF this kind are
Holland House" Makers OF Florence" bF Mrs. oil
phant and whites "selborn.." "Trtn -cauCara and
Ararat," by Jas. Bryce, is one Of the most
notable volumes Of travel OF the year, and
the critics have spoken Of n In the highest terms.
Volumes ~. and " OF MassOu's Life % Milton appear
from M4cullIaEt press. The hcN. Dr. A'tAdldcI
Macareus weekday evening addresses, delivered at
Manchester, issued ln the form OF a volume
Of sermons. A new and cheaper edition than the
issued from tins house. of AlncGce Gullchln-
''The Forces Of Natuc,' translated by Mrs LOchyer
and edited 10y Icr husband with notes and additions j..
T.. Mdh3nH's "EImncs and studies IN Greece with m
terestng Illustrations, appears il second edition, re-
| Vised ana enlarged.
OF books fOr the young, Macmillan & Co. always make
q good showing This year thcy ak the children %
sst having The Cuckoo Clock" by Ennis Graham,
and there doubt that those who have read Car
| thor, will 80 insist. "Aice'- Adventure. in Won
| derlaud" received It's nist appearance
with delight by vast number OF readers. Ia new
edition this season II appeals SIN more strongly than
for audience. Through the Looking glass and
what Alice found there" by the author, Lewis
Carroll, also appears 10 new edition. These two books
which the critics were as much delighted with the chill
dren were, Illustrated bY TDuu,,l Macmillan & Co.'s
illustrated editions of atom Browns School DAYS" and
Tom Brown OXfOTd' present attractive form those
charming narratives. " Womankud," "a new story by
Charlotte NJ YOuge, author Of Heir Of Redcyfie has
BOHdst viii convince any one that there have been
Gifted above only few OF the volumes which readers Of
good Judgment would be glad 10 own, and which Mac
| milan Co. offer for sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
The MAYOR's ACTION APPROVED.

The German Republican Central committee
held IL last monthly meeting for the year last evening
exIudse Dttenhoefer presiding The following re7o'"-
tons. with reference to the Excise question: were
adopted
PesoIr9 Tnat while in favor of the proper enor,
uent Of an laws deHoUucc the cruel ana uunectsS
arS execution ~ Excise Law of lNJiah dctdeh, uI
me statute who good ftt nave hohe
everything their power comply with Its r"'isinhs
Eciaird That atten Of those parties VINO arc
now londest demanding The stringent ana relentless Gu
fnrcemeni Of the 1851 TO Tie fact that ty were lO
most insisting that 10 the duty OF every cHr" 10
the execution OF The Fugitive slave Law as beng ol' 20
tine ,einne is vi the ptOpe which Law had more n me
solemn Of legal enactment than his ai'trlh oi
statute
As0l-cd That demand the repeal of this accd ma, Jaw
and IN favor Of the enactment hY Tue next lebS"'"" "
iust. wise. ana well considered Excise Law. .
R,solted That fault with the Mayor LOT oal-
the Police the in which they nave IN
this II there is 10 be reorsd zaoh 81 ne u
p1r meut we recommend that Commissioner urNlll g
Wheeler be re aimed and demand any event, that the
commission be continued as a non partisan board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

make the arrest when the person was caught III t
Of violating the rule so far rs this was to,vI 1i
and said il was not. told him also tuat wond hu
do for mo to drop into ia Tor falling 10 enforce W'
and IN Tho best 90 nv ability a. one of the COMMISSION
err nave tried to persuade the others 10 enforce ''
laws "a. ,,.1
Outside political influence, continued MI Erhnrdl i, h
been the principal obstacle IN the Improvement 81 t
police force and he SAID he had letters from MHN'I nv
intending to iniluenc, him IN the trials oi both ponce
Captalus ana patrolmen Thls influence, ie said, was
poisonous 10 the force. -.
superintendent Walhng pictured the Police Depart
ment in 4no>t favorable light lie also tesiihcd 10
visit Mayor Ely IL relation 10 the ENCsc alI'ste
i'm which thc conversation was substantially the
same as with Commissioner EyhRrdt George v. PUNK
EFT Deputy Inspector ~ the Street Cleaning BUREAU
gave some further testimony regarding the Wofh Z" lna
Department. and this closed the ease OF C'ihiIs
Erharlt 50 far as oral testimony lned aIS
amoupt of documentary testimony will he submitted
hnweN Cr, between now and Monday evening -
This morning at noon. che case ~ tomWlss'o''''
Wheeler aud Nichols viii be taken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
pROMINENr ARRIVALS.

Frerett HOuse-Sr Edward Thornton, British Min
al Washing ton....Flh rcHUc Ho'ei-Gencrd VA
thanel p Banks Massachusetts, Assistant Postmaster
General James n Tynor Indiana the Hon Marshall Jew
ell Of Connecticut, Judge Charles Wheaton, q POuEh
keepso st. James RO-SCuat0r STANLEY Matthews ana
General Robert c. Schenck Of Ohio; hotcL RT"tcS
sdephia HoetnGn House-The Rev. James Freeman
Clarke OF Boston and William sellers Of Philadelphia
". W. story ickGLdiH Hot'lPto
c. Marsh, Yale College and e1Govonor Inland
Hail S HCSe-lTUfcss0r j. X.
Iounslry Yale College and General c. 4. DcliuSsy l. =
A. ST. Nicholas HOf,i-Iudge J. NJ. WOOwOrth, OF Omaha
and p +. llircscy, az CHICAGO flcHdOH Iioei John
Newell General Manager Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
southern Railway GTeuUlle TTemaiI Of
Albany. EOsEoT6 LVtcl-MOn COurtght, vi Ptnnsyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
4 NEU RAILRCID SCHEAf.
TRYING TO MAI

TRYING TO NAINIAIN NVHtUVLH NhI'7''
The REPRESENTATIVES of number OF Western
railroads met Mr. Jewett the Secretary Of the frank
Line combination. az the st. Nlchoas Hotel yesterday
and adopted plan for the enforcement OF
schedule rates on the Western railroads.
commissioner will nc appointed. with headquarters az
Chicago no viii investigate all charges Of violation ot
tariff rates II tine charges found 10 be true noilcc
Will be- given through Mr. Fink. the Trunk Lane
COMMISSIONER t. the other railroads 10 Charge dfbl-
trary local rates for all freight received ioh OF
consigned to the offending company, thus pIdc-
trillv cutting it off from all through business
s. X Gulford. General Freight Agent OF the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad received The nomination Tor the once
az Counlssinucr al Chicago. IL stated last evening
that he had resigned his position VIII the Baltimore ana
OHIO and that he would undoubtedly accept the new
.0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
V2Itl2u Watches.

Attention is asked to the announcement
that from this time | shall engage in the sale
of the watches of the AMERICAN WATCH
COMPANY, of WALTHAM, MASS, adding
to the business special department devoted
to them, conducted upon such a scale as will
present at all times for the examination OF
purchasers a fuller and more comprehensive
stock than has before been accessible to the
New-YOrk public.
While full and complete IN the medium and
moderate priced grades, the stock will be
especially rich in specimens of the more
highly finished and accurate movements, to
the manufacture of which the Company is
now giving an increased share Of its attention.
From this time until Christmas, the new
warcrooms will be open for inspection in the
evenings.
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ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

WArERTowN, \. Y, Dec. 21.-Ibe trial OF
Woods the tramp. who murdered Mr. Barber ana
shot Mrs Barber at Belmont. Franklin County was
begun at Malone on Thursday last The evidence
for the prosecution closed this evening and seems To ne
Overwhelming. TIC defence will not call any Witnesses
The Judge will charge the jury tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
BROOKLYN.

Mrs Mary Hooper was sentenced to one year in the
Pencutary for the theft diamonds F.
Deiany OF Higlstr where She boarding
The fireman of the tug-boat John Halliard, YES
terday allowed the boiler overflow, while taking at
the foot Of Bacst; boat sunk but board was
drowned
Franklin Hayes who shot his step-mother Mrs.
Ellen Hayes TUESDAY, committed yesterday by Justice
semor TO await action Of the grand jury. The injured
woman is rapidly recovering
James Wynne, respectable looking old man. was
sent 10 the Peucnay Tor sixty days yesterday for obtain
ing money by representing himself clergyman collecting
money for the building Of an asylum in Ireland
Timothy McGarry died in Brooklyn, on October
go His Will proved yesterday contained requests $1,000
to his priest $500 TO Tie Little Sisters Of tho Poor
81 GEO 10 the Catholic School Of st. John and 5000 the
Roman Catholic orphan Asylum.
Several days ago Christina Hagel, a German mar
ried woman aged forty Of obtaining fJ under
false preteuses Robert Wosketc Judge Moore yes.
teriay sentencing her to two yegrs in the Peneuary
said that deserved pity she had stolen g. 700 from
different persons many OF them poor servant girls Mrs
Hage's husband is respectable business man.
The Excise Commissioners began yesterday a sys-
tematic inquiry into the irregularities in the accounts of the
Department Inquiry viii be made OF every saooneeper IN
the city the police 10 ascertain II they have licenses OF re-
cepts Five receipt. have already been found signed by
corresponding records the books bundle Of receipt
blanks Of which the Commissioners lad known nothing has
also been discovered.
Much Of the work Of the Plymouth Bethel has
been among young WORK nq Many wishing 10 assist
81 this Christmas tine, people who were sim poorer hsn
they Ia quantity Of inexpensive articles and last
evening solo them r1rors Plymouth Church after
the prayermc.ung MI. Btcclor before pronouncug the
beuedcuon appeal for hom which appeared 10 have
tie effect of lOObeDIng tire pure SiMit oi DNtit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

Wod have prevenltd by The on ROOTS Wrought
Safety Boiler with which neither Caree-sn,s
or bad management produce pOson II absolutely
safe durable and and superior any form ol
boiler made shown by tests at Centennial American lns
uie Chicago Cincinnati New-Oileans and other exhibitions
over 20 600 horse power IN in a OF the world
ABENDROIH Il ROOT, Han'g CO..
2. Clinst
We arc the sole manufacturers for the United States
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Announcements.

nPIrlr-H EIn.McK.'

Assn RESTORATIVE OF refroshment where inc
mowers c fc ar. exhausted giving animation and energy
where man mas IL struggle DAYS Of trial and a. a
means ~ correction compensation where msp'oportc
occurs and protection against transient OF
gauic disturbance EsECK surpassed Dy no pro
duct Of nature or Of art"
What is Christmas and New Year without
PIER. HEIDsECkP
For sale every where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

offered by cn,erpisns retailers 50 ewGeIng a one
hardly what TO select OF course the avohe hat io
all gentlemen Of tast il the Knox Winter style and tho die
Inand for ii at lis two stores 2l2 Broadway and il
Avenue Hotel, is quite remarkable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

For the new year the mos; daus uud novel specimen ~
mil dress visiting hat submitted 10 The ast" and ld2
eut % the Noue York II has been recognized
ana ndoIsed Dy the supreme STYLE ~ the season
EefESsCHEu, Manufacturer.
lis Nassaust.
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p Q ST S G r p T.
3:l5 a. M.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
-rrMAN GONE TO ADRIANOPLE

LoNpox. Saturday, Dee 22.-Ihe Im"S ram
correspondent SAYS telegram from Constaht'hopic
announces that Suleimau Pasha started Tor Ad''"h'
ope ON thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
Rr.sIAN NAPoR BATHS

Now omen tie new elegant and Incompatible baths. NO is
affvctt p-cc The hahug apartments are C5 fce decI
own IN ths country. MIS- ALICE tAtBs, G. T. RiAh, NJ H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

II is very important that those valuable
presents be protected from burglars with HOLINESS Burglar
Alarm Telegraph jls Broadway opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

HoLMAN's PAD prevented both the ohiccr'
and ne crew Il e big Sportsman nom taking yeio" f,v
while in Havana 80 days ,....... -, ...-,,.,,.
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f. Howard & Co.
Are making

That are controlled by their clocks and perfectly reliable
The he placed al distance from the clock AMI the
number diis be multiplied to suit the wants OF al
parties descriptive circular Once corner Broad
,aaN nd lh-,f. NnIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

with slight cold ho4r-eues throat, h bottle o d.
TAYNf'- IXrECIOEAN You from much Suiti
ing amt little danger It Il old established curative
whose qualities have been tested by thousands
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STEIN WAY
INVARIABLY VICTORIOUS!

e ndra sianqurcs attached 10 fraudulent reports when
fused 10 sign the judge. order TO protect The nbhc
against aP'og hay pmbsh" 1 p9.s rc 10 teingay q
CERTIFICATE.
"THTS rs 10 CERTIfY. Ttqt ne ptriioJorfS OF hes"'
s,,rry srs comprising ara FaTtor 0rdnd Sqnar>
and TpriqL eihbfe b heH NJ me Cent>ntR HrPo''to" I"
Phfiadepkid is76presen'ed the Rreniesi tommy g" eA
celieni auniifics ana a0rHg Of eohstf'c'" "' ." u P
n excellence men recs,red highest average OF points,
and accordingly opinion eoncso' 10 He'"s.
Si,inl4v & sons Highest degree Of excellence MI
their syIe>.'r signed
WILLIAM THOMSON HFNIh Is oLFb"
T.. LFvAssFtR, GEO r bksIo"
ED FAyBE PERRBL JAHtt G. WATSON
J. GCHIRDHATEh JOSEPH hsNhi'
J. II. HILGAHD r. a. T. hAhNAhp -.
Thoc1amnius Judges further certify that The 1rEIHWAf
piano fores veIeratcd Far above All other competing eAno
in and every style, and reacheda
GRAND TOTAL AVERAGE OF
o. OUT OF A POSSIBLE o..
Ono Now York piano having not only published we
Judges signatures attached to az altered D 6 t NJ
possible 90 examining ndges certify that he ree az
average 90, only ranking but htD on square paos anu
FOURTH on ParlOr Grands
THE ABOVE CERTIFICATES CAN BIZ SEEN AT OUR
wAREROOMs.
The Unified states Centennial Commission npon The mani
nous recommendation OF the Judges decirtu 10 WY, On
sons two awarls-ouc Tor their exhibit Of the best paho'
AM hi
The Report award steinway panoi0tes sged Dy al
the Judges, II as follows:
I5r greatest capacity Grdnd Pidnosos AFRO hiaheHt
degree of excellence in their STYLES of Pianos argest
oype ry ant duration 81 Tone amt erro0rdnarP earning
eapqctv pith yretison ami dUGttiy o meehdn'i dt'o
noel disposition Of ne Hrtgs a@ construction and tG@
OF he metal frame"
Tho Pepot then INFINITELY describes and emnha'icay in
forscs inc six principal patented IMPROVEMENTS which nave
rendered the Selnway
THE STANDARD PIANO OF THE WORLD
Every PIANO fully warranted for tive years
~ Illustrated Catalogues mailed free.
Saeimway a. Sons,
1o9 and III Fast iih-st, New-Y0r's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

The best Christmas box is a box OF PYLE
O. X soar Nothing ike it FOR the laundry, bath OF oiie
Depot, $50 Westinghouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

BRUMMELL is selling a 5-pound box OF fl
mixed for -. % 40 Gfandst Ne"l oIk bran
81 Broadway, near: l2ti-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
HOME Ne rs.

YESTERDAY AT HCpNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
sans $40 Noon 37' So .4O7. hdnrht S7'
Highest Gurnr the day, al. LoWesi -
Average. 1864 Same CAV. 1876. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

A wcll-lmown ,Jcliabe hernal appliance
the RIGGS TRUSS, 1878 Broadway late bafclAy'SL Ii'
reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

LvNDBORGs PERFUME, JOCKEY CLUB, ha'
Tie fragrance Of a rich bouquet Of flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
WuEN EnRTIEIED
In thc malter OF holiday nresent.. the varicLy

BY that agreeable pulmonary mvgoaut PHuIWss PALtTA
LIVER combination with PUO,fiD * IsIIAE.
feeble lungs disease All druggists. DEPOT Pattst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

Buv your Hats from BURKE. pa Broadway
style and texture unsurpassed. Fine SIX Hat So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

A.-Uoliday style of hats for gentlemen at re-
duced prices r. EENESwES, las Nassaust, Tract House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
DR., RlNWAYN REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated 'or the cure Of all DIS
order. tie stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache. constipation indigestion dyspepsia
biliousness, bilious fever. Inflammation OF me Oo"es
piles and all arrangements Of the intora ysceIa Malahea
10 effect positive cure. Price % cents per box
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ConnIAL. BIT EorIyocAL.-Mamma: Loo

VUNUTNI, III TFV0lNI@' 4'I4I''''
Cissy here The dear doctor coming. Nhal laN3iite
lac il zee even the little chickens run 10 meet MN
Cissy: Yes. ma; and the little ducks cry " QhacA'
nnaek i'-lFnnnY Folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
pRlNCE CuARLES HONORED.

Rucu,Rrsr. Friday. Dec. IL lS7'
Prince Charles OF Roumania, has received
the Iron Cross from the Emperor william
lfor other Foreign Neos sr rim Iheel