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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
The Robbers Get $1,000.
The IIerOi M

OF the murdereA man now appears greater than
first supposed. The fact that the cash tiay
had not been returned TO the safe makes il prob.
able that the burglar chest was not locked at the
time of the attack.
Those knowing the way of business at the bank
say it was Mr. B 5 custom not 10 lock the burglar
chest during the day, only to tuin the knob suff-
ciently to hold the door in place. The chest was
found fully locked after the murder.
1t seems likely, from the way Mr. B. was treat.
ed, that the thieves having taken him from the
rear room, supposed the chest was locked and
mmanded him to open it; that he eppareuty v
acceded to their request, but having got his hand
onthe knob, fully locked it ia their very faces and
says: "Now do your worst; you ioiled )"
that they were then exaspeiated at his conduct
that they did all in their power to compel him to
open the chest and failing in this lett him for
dead III his own treasure house.
The sorrow felt in this community at the event
cannot be expressed in words. He was very
"Bayard," knight without reproach in his life
and character, and will not soon be forgotten.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
VEIsM MONT.
Outraged Honor Viudicated.

DERBY LINE, W., February 26. A young gir
named Emma Allen shot her seducer, Hiram
Mosher at West Broome, Quebec, Yesterday.
Mosher is still alive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH and that
of your children aud no other cure for Coughs,
Colds, ETC., except that standard remedy Madame
Porter's Cough Eaisam. 1t is acknowledged by
all who have given it trial being the most re-
liable preparation ever used; it is particularly
adapted to lung aud throat affections in children.
Try one bottle. Eeb27-4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
PENNSYLVANIA.
Annual Meeting,

PHILADELPHIA. February 26 The annual
meeting OF stockholders of the Lehgh Co. shows
deficit of Sl9i 655. The unsatisfactory result of
the years business is attributed to the low price
of coal, and Strikes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

sidney Locals.
There is man living on the town farm, in this
town, by the name ofJames Dougheiity, familiar
y called Jimmy Datfity," who says he psrtici-
pated in the battle of Waterloo, being twenty-five
year, old at the time. He is as straight an ar
row, and would be gu te smart were 1t not for a
rupture be sustained some four or five years ago.
lie used to go about in the fall thteshing for far
mers, using a fai-lhis being before thre. hing
machines were in vogue. His memory is good.
The school in district No. |, taught by Miss
Mary A, HoXie, has closed 1bis, like all the
schools taught by this NEST excellent teacher, has
been success. The term fourteen weeks
long. We regret to lose the precepts and exam
pie of this good lady, but hope that she may re-
turn to teach at another time.
Mr.. Nathan Hunt OF Colby University, supplied
the Baptist church, during the recent college va
cation, and continues that supply, being assisted
by other students in the University. Meetings
are held at the school houses in districts No |
and =, as well as al the church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
4 MUTINOUS CREW.
Revolt on Board of ship Levi Burgess,
of ThOmaston.

New YORK, February 26. Fourteen of the
crew of the ship Levi Burgess, Capt Starrell, of
Ihomaston, Me, from Liverpool at this polt
were arrested to-day on charge of conspiracy to
revolt aud mutny on the l6;h of January. There
was no violence, but the crew refused to do duly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, diminishing west to north
winds, stationary or rising temperature, and clear
weather, followed in the latter by falling barome-
ter,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
RHODE ISLAND.
Felonious Assault.

NEWPORT, r. l., February 26. 1t is reported
here that Mrs L. Dyer widow residing at Lit
tie Compton, was outraged Sunday night by
man named Palmer. The lady upwards of so
years Of age, and is said to have been seriously in
iured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
4 Substantial Proof of Sympathy.

A Calais des patch says: "At a meeting of the
directors of the CALAIS National Bank, on Tues
day, resolutions OF sympathy for the widow and
family of the late cashier OF the Dexter Savings
Bank were unanimously passed, ana the President
was instructed to send Mrs. j. VI. Barron the sum
OF fits dollars in recOg milton OF the great sacl-
fee.
The impression still prevails hat if the robbers
be oveuaken. As the people look at all the facts
cusion that the robbers were banked in their
original design Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
GEORGIA.


AUGUSTA, Ga, February %. The Globe cot
ton mills il this city were barned this Afternoon
The cause of the fire Is unknown. Loss $50 900
insul ance $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

"Some love the meat. some love to pick the
bone;' but !. for one do love the SLIPPERY
ELM LOZENGES, for Coughs, &c. For sale by
Druggists.
Caswell & Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts., Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
SNOWFLAKES.

Que pound of snow AXE potatoes and four pack.
ag OF select vegetable seed so cts. Three lbs Of
pU atoes and eight packages, sl00, postage pre-.
paid. One peck By express and quarter of
pound of ial ge ed onion seed, Sl.OO. Onion seed
by mall tl.l5 per pound. Tue snowflake is the
best eating potato known 1t il large yiel Ter and
is nearly as early the Early Rose. My vegetable
seed being raised bv myself 1 know il to be good.
Address,
Wa NEWCoMB, Manchester, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
North Vassaiboro' Locals.


Last week one of the spnnels in the wooden
mills, was taken with symptoms of insanity. Dr.
1ibbeits being called in to see him. he thought it
was cau,c cd by oyerwork, he being cons ideratly
run down in bodily strength, and that few
weeks Of rest and quiet would bring him around
again all tight.
The society and friends OF Rev. }. 5. Dore and
wife, are to meet at the house OF Mr.. Joseph
White next "Wednesday, Feb. 9th. Every body
is invited to attend this donation visit.
Mr. Ihos. Williams has bought The Mcdonald
lace. We were III hopes thar according TO Soon
Chase. the shriLkage Of values was great on
real estate that he would be uuahle - sell
for we greatly regretto have 30 good family
leave our village.
Mr. Walter Canham, who attends school at
keLrs IL j, with view Of entering the ministry,
Is here spending his vacation.
The Good Templars hold their meetings again
at H. Me hodi.t church vestiy
The Masons of this place are to have their first
annual reception al Cilizeus Hall next Thursday.
Feb. 2Stl. Concert one hour before dancing
commences.
Mr. John Mullen has been out of the mill a
week W nth a slow fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

The enter tainnent last evening by the Amateur
Dramatic Club was very good considering the lit
tie experience that the actors possessed in this d-
recton In the Idiot Witness, Mr.. c. V. Wilson
performed the part in very natural manner, and
is certainly, for amateur quite an actor.
"Jumbo jun" the final play, was very laugba-
Bile, MIR. II. c. Wilson taking the leading part. j.
w. Jones, as Mr.. Gobbeton, was good, and Miss
Ellen Reed, his wife, showed considerable talent.
There was only one fault to find with the perfor-
nance and this the players could not remedy the
poor management in shifting the scenes. But the
audience was good natured and only laughed u
little at these bunder., that doubt could not be
avoided The entertainment concluded with a
social dance, and excellent music was furnished
by Hanagans Orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
LEWISTON.
Nomination..

LEWISTON, February 2G. In Democratic caucus
to-Lis sht j. S. Ly ford nominated candidate for
Mayor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Cure that cough How : With Adamson's Bo
tanc Ba>am. 1t is warrented to cure coughs,
colds and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Drug store. jan25t tSwlw.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
BIDDEFOisD.
Nomination..

BIDDEFoRD, February 26. The Democrats Of
this city have nominated Francis G. Warren for
Mayor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
(. Ar DINER.


GARDINER, February 26. Daniel Loring, who
was Injured by runaway horse this morning,
died this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

The editor of tho Bangor Commercial in reply
to a correspondent day or two ago, Informed
that person that the word girl could not
be found in the Bible. But the editor is 10 error
concerning the scriptures. In Zecharia S.h and
9TH there is this: ".And the streets Of the city
shall be full of boys and girls playing in the
streets thereof" Another passage with the word
girl" (this time in the Singular can be found in
Joel Sd. So the girl really of some consequence
after all. Let the Commercial search the scrip
lures, for in them etc. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
CARDINAL McCLOSkEN.
His $ ntiments Regarding Leo Kill.

ROME, February 20. Cardinal McCloskey, il
presenting his homage to the Pope Yesterday sa q
he had no reason to deI lJre the ateness OF hs ar
rival in Rome, as the couclave had made 50 excel
lent choice
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Last Saturday evening, Mr. NJ. 7. Taught
found good kid mitten at the Junction OF Bridge
aud Winter streets. The owner can have the
same by calling upon MIR. Taught.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

nc II. CrOIi tTeHf OF Ice.
CALAIS, February % TIE ST. Croix is clear OF
ice. and it is doubtful ii it closes again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

The Howard Benevolent Society will meet at
Mrs. b. F. PARROTS Spring ST., this "wednesday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Do net pack away your oyercoats in campho'
because there are only few more days OF win
ter The Ides of March are yet 10 come-be'
warei
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

"She stoop, to conquer" is being played II
Portland by the Boston Museum Company to
crowded houses
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Asauetsr Sournal
The Dexter savings Bank
Tragedy.
THE ROBBERS SECURED MORE
MONEY THAN AT FIRST
SUPPOSED.
There Proves to Have Been $1,000 in
the Cash Tray Rifed by the
Assasslns.
4 CONJECTURE AS TO THE WAY
TIE ROBBERS EXEC UTED
THEIR WORK.
FURTHER TRAIL OF THE sup
POSED ASSASSIN.
That Maine Central smoking Gar GAm-
bi ana Hts Movements.

Dexter. February 2G. The SAVING Bank mur-
der continues to furnish material foI great excite
ment in this vicinity.
The Robbers Get $1,000.
The Trustees Of the bank have concluded from
memoranda left by the murdered man, that the
thieves secured aboutfour hundred dollars Of the
bank funds, that was IN the ca-h tray, and had not
been put into the safe. 1t also seems probable
that they secured some six hundred dollars OF
town funds, as the town collector raid Mi. r. that
amount late in the afternoon Of the murder.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

The Dexter Gazette published an extra con
tanning an account Of the murder and robbery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

New song, "Out in the Cold B(u)y A. Hood,
only IS cents, at the Augusta Branch .Wofsted
Jackets, hand made, 81 25
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

If we had only eight or nine days in week
now how exc, llent il would be for entertainments
Granite Hall of late has been well utilized.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

There was slight similarity between the at
tack on Mr.. Barron at Dexter, AID that which
will be remembered occurred TO eN-shcr.h PenntH
of Portland few years ago
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
AS A RELIABLE REMEDY f,

AS A RELIABLE REMEDY for Coughs,
Colds, llHarseIess, any affection of the throat
and chest, use, according to directions given on
each BOTTLE Madame Zddoc Poffer's Cough Bal
sam 1t is always reliable, and the possession of a
single bottle, may, in caso of sudden attack.
prove to be worth fifty times its cost. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. jan3l-4wttw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Much to the surprise of fashionable people, some
of the latest imported steet garments are short.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Those who saw "Mazeppa' Monday evening,
will tell you that she wore her spiing costume.
Ryron himself would have blu shed to have seen
his Ruler Of Tsrtaiy thus attod!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
THE EASTERN WAR.
TtE TREATY OF PEACE NOT YET
SIGNED.

Probability OF settlement of Affairs in
a Few Days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
Noral ann State Nems.

The "Buskins" Of Harvard college are playing
"Our Boys" in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Those "stee nights" which this time of the yeat
should bring, ave backward this season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Posters have been dist ibuted through the state
TO police authorities Offering reward Of Of $1,000
for the apprehension OF the Dexter bank robbers,
bV the trustees Cf the bank.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
FOREIGN.
Another Peace Meeting 10 be Held.

LONDON. February 26. 1t is stated that anothe
attempt to hold peace meeting IN HYDE Park W il
be made shortly, with elaborate arrangements 70
preventing disturbance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

There are glare llaces upon the iiyer now
where boys can skate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
Failure,

GLASGOW. February 26, Stevens ts Coatei
grain millers, have failed; liabilities $500, 900
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Ladies' two button kids, AZ cents pair, at the
Augusta Branch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

All ladies and gentlemen having Iarls assigned
them in the military drama to be given by the
Grand Army in aid of the Monumental Assocla-
ton, are requested to meet at Grand Army Hall
tomorrow THURSDAY evening, at O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Whitmore 4 Claik's MinstIels to night at Gran
ite Hail. This is the first concert Of this nature
that has appeared here thi. season, aud the COM
pany should receive a crowded bouse. Wherever
they have been they have been greeted with great
enthusiasm, and had large audiences. Geo. NJ.
Clark, who is well known as circus clown and
stage comedian W i'll appear, and please the su-
dicnce with his fine songs. Hank White needs
no recommt ndaton. and all the actors will be
frst-class.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
The Clue to the Rogues.

1t now turLs out that from ten to fifteen persons
saw the supposed robbers either before after
the robbery, Their statements may be summar-
ized as follows:
Before the robbery at 4 p. NJ, Mrs. V. \,
Sprague saw gu the street stranger, tall, and
heavy, clad in a black oyetcoat, round bat, and
with shaven face
ID. h. JenkI Ins also saw the same soon af-
ter The same stranger had been seen ten days
be fore, when he visited the bank and made some
inquiries about the safe. On the evening before
the robbery, strange man and woman were seen
coming out of the eut,y leading o the Bank. This
was near O'Clock. Half hour before that
Cashier Cuitis, with Mr. Eldridge, went up to the
National Bank, deposited $4,000, which had just
come by express, remained about ,en minutes and
left. 1t is thought that had CASHIER Cultis been
| alone, the robbers would have made their at tack
on him, on Thursday evening, as the indications
are that the robbers at that time haunted Masou-
| c Hall, over the Bank.
The first person who clappsd eyes on the sup
posed a;sassins after the murder, is Mr., {. X. Fa-
vor, who saw two bury and wll-dressed straug-
ers come out Of the Bank stairway about b p. NJ
of Friday, probably immedatel; after the sutio-
eating cashier was dragged into the vault and
| locked therein.
A short time after these men passed Mr.. Favor,
| the same persons supposedt to have taken a
sleigh waiting outside the village and is thought
they are the persons who were seen driving rapid
" toward Guilford at about CSC o'clock. 1t was
not SO dark but that Mr.. Is. F. Durham saw the
| men were burrowing in caps and overcoats, but
the thought struck him that one .f the men was a
well known and notorious smoking car gambler.
The strangers did not look to heright left, but
hurried along. Mr.. L. Ross thinks he saw the
| same team on the outskirts of lie village, The
! horse being furiously driven.
Further and further along the team is traced.
| 1t leaves its marks in the two villages in Abbot,
| about midnight, the horse showing signs of pun
| ishment. Monson and Greenville aio remember
| the same team. Half dozen witnesses agree in
| its description, and all noticed the apd driving
| and the horse hecked with foam.
Messrs Goodridge and McCrillis with RELAYS Of
good horses, reached Moosehead Lake soon after
the suspected team got there, which early on
Saturday morning. The team was tracked sever
al miles upon the lake. There is rad throus h
to Canada, skirtns the Canadian settlements, one
hundred miles from the lake, and thii suspected
team carries the murderers, they will undoubted
| ly be overhaued before reaching the Canadian
Railroad or Quebec.
| Now, this Maine Central gamble is known to
have left the Maine Central tain Clinton on
Thursday, and it is also quite certain that he was
| in Dexter on the evening of the murdr.
Other Theories
| Some are fearful lest the two cappurrowng,
overcoatea and unknown men whom we last
found on the ice Of Moosehead Lake, ire not the
persons now universally wanted. Hene they ad-
! wise careful pickeiing of the immediae vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
Boston Stock List.
| Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
HnsTnx Eahrnaru


Eastern Railroad 5ka51
bosom * Maine railroad, -alUOI
Portland, Saco Portsmouth, all
Boston n Maine ttai road Is, alIuk
Eastern railroad new, 57I.s571
halne state Is, lll-ann--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
Other Theories

Some fearful lest the two cappurrowing,
oveIcoatea and unknown men whom we last
found on the ice Of Moosehead Lake, ire not the
persons now universally wanted. Hene they ad-
wise careful pcketing of the immedae vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27
IHDS. NJ Az ~ ARD,
and the re-eng cement of
EDDIE, LINCOLN,
Wonderful! a!

Every one AN ARTIST in one Day!
Ladies, gents, boys girls every body can
learn il. One dollar an evening made easily. send
% cents for fnll directions, To Box 8I0 Augu-ta
Post Office. Endorsed by tlOse VINO have seeu the
o EZRA ions of this art. Ieb2Gtlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

Asam living in the country was driving down
the hill near the gas house yesterday, his horse
in some way became frightened, and running
wildly down the hill. threw the man out into the
road but fortunately be WAS hurt only slightly.
Perhaps if the man had been sober he could have
managed his horse better.
La crónica., 1878-01-12
CONCILIO
SESSION DEL JUEvEs ENERo 10 IS

SESlON DEL JUEvES ENERO 10 1877.
Ell Concilio Sc reunio a la 1870 de
Il tarde. P~resentes Thompson.
Green, Potts, Hollenbeck, Lipps'
Jones, Kercheval, Mullaley-Mr'
Cohn en- la silla del Presidents.
Sc lego y ~aprob0Iel acta de la Sc
sion anterior.
El Juez de la ciuliad diio haber
Colorado $50 por multas.
Sc refiri0 al Comite de Policfa Ia
COMMUNICATION del Jtfe de Policfa
con respecto a su departamento.
FL E%scribano de la Ciudad do
cuenta de haber Colorado $500 Dor
renta de la Companfa del Aqua.
Ef Collector de Contribnciones di-
10 haber Colorado S4,202 40 por con.
tribuciones Y 81 29l por licencias.
Sc refirieron al Procurador de la
Cludad ciertas reglas s%anitarias.
Ell Comite de Hacienda do cuen-
ia de haber hallado eXacto ell infor.
me del T~esorero.
FL Prccurador de la Ciudad regis
tro la siguiente opinion: FL Con
sllio Cnmun tiene Ell derecho de
modlhear las propinas del Recauda
DOR de Contribuciones.
FL lnforme Sc refri0 a un comite
especial de tres.
Sc nombro a Mr.. Pekola para u
Guide de los parques Y plazas pa
ollcos con uncsalario de $40 al mes.
Los Sres. Greet, Jones Y Mulla-
~ fueron nombrados miembros de
un C0mite para informar sobre la
extension de Ia Gale Olive.
Sc lego ell impue-to de $50, 200
para aperture de la Gale Los Ange-
les Y Sc aprob0.
Sc lie concedieron 500 al Procu-
rador para que atienda q dos causas
en- la Corte Suprema.
Mr.. Geen propuso que Sc lie dieran
lnstrucciones al PrOcurador de la
ciudad para que prepare un bill
permitiendole a la ciudad la emission
de 100000 de bonos para compile
tar las nuevasr obras para riego.
El Sr. Potts ~favoreci0 la PROPOSE
cion, y Sc origin0 IN prolongado
debate en- que tomaron parte varios
conciliares puesta q votacion la
proposition Sc acept0, votando en-
pro Thompson, Green, Cohu, Potts,
Hoilenbeck y Mutually. En- contra
Lipps, Jones y Kercheval.
Sc aeept0 a dimision de MEM
bro del Concilio que presento ell
JueZ Thompson.
La crónica., 1878-01-12
Actas de Venta Registradas.

Enero Z.
Felipe /. Talamantes q Griselda
Talamantes de Sepdlveda-5 acres
en- ell Rancho Tajauta 6 Rancho de
los Cue-vos; 81.
Enero S.
Apolinario Martinez q Andres B.
Caldwell-El mismo terreno traspa-
sado por Rubottom al donante.
ID. Botiller, administrator de la
testamentarfa de NJ. r. Y r. de La
chenais, d~ifuntos, a 3. Cohn-4 f..
de la vina 5, del terreno de Reyes,
4l6.1 600; 1915.
Jesus l.. Cruz q Luis Wolfskil-
Cuadra 81, medicion de Ord; 81.
Jose NJ. Abba 4 H. G.. Weston V
n. hersom-100 del terreno senala-
do en- reparticion il. NJ. Abila del
Rancho Tajauta; $1,000.
Enero 9.
Pietro Castruccio a James Noise
-TOdo ell derecho al solar 6, cuahra
20, medicion de Ord, v toda la pro
piedad personal en- dicho solar;
1925.
Enero II.
Isaac NJ. Leihy y Pacific NJ
Stamps q Delfina Sepdlveda-5acres
en- ell pueblo de Santa Ana, limita-
dos al S. por Flint, Bixby y Cha;
$3.50.
Milton Thomasa Antonio Chiriot-
to-Solares 2, 4 y 5, cuadra G. del
terrenO de Thomas; 523 II.
Conception L. de Palomares d
Francisco Palomare-Todo ell dere-
cho en- ell Rancho San Jose; SIS.
ID. Botiller, administrator de la
testamentaria de Maria r. V r. de
Lachenais 4 Juan Bernard i 20 in
teres ell Ell Rancho Triunfo 8 Vfr-
genes; $3.50.
HIPOTECAS.
Enero7 7.
T. A. Sanchez ct TX. q Jos. NJ.
Sherburne-SoIares %, rs, 81 IS V
20, cuadra 8, terreno de Sanchez; /
aho, 2 por 100; $500.
Enero S.
Juan de Palma y Mesa a Nathan
Fletcher-El mismo terreno traspa-
sado por Fletcher al ~hipotecante; l
ano, u por loo; 25S Is.
Jesus L. Cruz a f. and NJ. Bank
-Cuadra 81, medicion de Ord; l
AHA, u por 100; $4,000.
Enero9.
Francisco Redona q Chas. II.
Williams-oolar 10, cuadra 2, San
Juan Capistrano, "a 20 100 acres;
DieiembrO %, 1878; q por 100; 500
o. ID. Conterno a Meyberg Her.
manos-Hipoteca de Chattel sobre
todas las cosechas durante el pre-
sente ano en- ell N. e. de ! n. 0.
y sOlares 3, 4 y 5, seecion 10, Il. 8 s.,
r. IS w; sc Mayo l, 1878.
Enero IL.
Josefa T. de Lara q M. Schwed-
Terreno so yarlas cuadradas en- Ell
terreno de Coiima; sho q por 100;
$40.
La crónica., 1878-01-12

Las personals que u por estas cal
tas sc serviran avisar qre han sido publ
cadss en- LA CR0NIcA correspondence al
dla " de Enero de 1878.
sENoRAs.
Hip0iita Algeria, Jesus G. de De-
val, Francisco f. Elias, Seberiana
Encinas, Margarita Girado, Maria
de la Guerra, Conception Illara,
Conception Leon, Manuela Marti-
nee, Alicia r. de Montana, Rudeoin-
da Pico, Antonio Rivera, Elnisa de
Sepulveda, Bonita Varelas, Carme-
lita Valencia, Juana Ybarra.
sENoREs.
Joaquin Amat, Tranquilino ANA
"a, Guadalupe Basquez, Gastauo
Bello, Ramon Benites, Juan Blades.
Juan Camapla, Pedro Calzada, Jose
Csrranza, Manuel Carrizosa, Fran
cisco Chorba, Amosanta Correa,
Carlos l.. Cruz, Jesus L. Cruz,
Frank c. Diaz, Florencio Dusrte,
Placido Figueroa, Mariana Games,
Rafael Gonzales, Gregorio Granillo,
Francisco Jeres, Louis Lopez, Car
los Y Pedro Lugo, Juan Martinez,
Luis Martinez, Macarlo Mendoza,
Manuel Monroe, Francisco Montera,
Pedro MoDroz, Jaun Monge, Jose
Angel Nacameri, Julian Olivera, q.
Olivia, Simon Ornelas, Jose Maria
Peralta, Jose Pruueda, Paolo Reyes,
Antonio Rocba, Marion Roblcs,
Juan B. Saiz, Juan de Toro, Jose
Antonio Varelas, Jose Valenzuela,
Jesus Valencia, Abram Varelas,
Matias VaIenzuela, Teodoro Verdn-
go, Rosario Zario.
EXTRAN ZERO
Louis Arpin, Lurigi Bertrand,
N. Baldarares, Antoin Blaes, Giu-
seppe Cirinde, Jean L%acroix, George
LIE Mesnager, G. Omar, Giovanni
Prusini, Philemon Rodellat, Pierre
Terrant.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrator de Correos.