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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20
THE OLD WORLD.
Passante's Crime Committed in Behalf Of
Universal Republican Ex-President Of
Peru Observation-Disclosures

Peru Observation-Disclosures
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
NAPLES, Nov. 19.-Further particulars of
the attempted assassination show that the
king struck the assassin on the head with his
sheathed sword, Immediately on being at
tackled. Seignior CARROLL grappled desper-
ately with the man and received long but
not deep wound, which caused considerable
loss OF blood. He is now confined to his
bed. The surgeons declare that the knife
found is not the one with which the wounds
were inflicted.
ARGUMENT OF THE BOND.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The corps of veterans
which had bomb thrown into its ranks dur
ing the procession in Florence, celebrating
the escape of King Humbert, was similarly
! attacked returning from the funeral of Victor
Emanuel.
POPE LEo's CONGRATULATIONS.
The following is the Pope's congratulatory
telegram: sHaving heard of the deplorable
attempt made against the life of your ma
jesty, express to you my deep concern and
at the same time my congratulations that
you have escaped this grave danger. pray
God for the preservation of your maiesty's
health. (Signed) Leo.''
ENGLAND AND TURKEY.
LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Said Pasha, governor
of the province of Braussa, has been recalled
to Constantinople. 1t is rumored he will
assume the ministry of public works. This
IS an indication of the supremacy of Eng
lish influence in Turkish affairss
PARLIAMENT NOT To RE- cAIJrn
LONDON, Nov. 19.-Lord Beaconsfeld has
declined to call an early meeting of parlia-
ment, as requested by committee organiz-
ed to make such request in view of the war
with Afghanistan. In reply, he says, that
should hostilities commence the government
will be prepared to make such communica-
ton to parliament as the letter and spirit of
the regulations of the crown with India NAV
seem to require. The committee, upon re-
ceiving Beaconsfeld's determination, passed
resolutions condemning his decision, and
WILL collect signatures to a protest.
THE AFGHAN WAR.
BOMBAY, Nov. 19.-The Gazette announces
several regiments have been warned to hold
themselves in readiness to advance from
Guettah Immediately, and that all are ready.
Merchants from Central Asia say no indica-
tons of movements of Russians toward
Afghanlstan are observable.
PAssANTE's CONFESSION.
NAPLES, Nov. 19.-Passante informed his
executors that his intention was to finish
King Humbert, and If he had had money
enough to buy revolver he would have
succeeded. He had no personal feeling
against tie king or government. He intend
ed assassination as means towards a uni
versal republic.
INTERNATIoNAL1sT ARRESTS.
NAPLES, Nov. 19.-Signor Metello, editor
of the Censor newspaper, has been arrested.
He was formerly an associate of Passante
and was arrested with him in 1870 for post
ing revolutionary placards. The shop keep
er who sold Passante the knife with which
he attempted to kill the king has also Teen
arrested.
AN Ex-pREs1pENT AssAss1NATED.
PARIS, Nov. ia dispatch in the Jour-
nal Des De6ats, reports that Manuel Pardo,
ex-president of Peru, has been essassinated.
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I. O. NJ. A.

Anew lodge of the l. y. NJ. A. was instituted
on Monday evening, and named Commercial
Lodge, No. =, I. o. NJ. A. The following Off
GERS were elected: ,ss
President--Wm. d. Rogers.
Past President-A. r. Elicit.
Vice President-J. M. Borhrer.
Secretary--G II. Cobb.
Treasurer. g. Willis
This is the third lodge of /. O. M. A. that has
been instituted within three weeks. Some of
our most prominent men are taking hold. as
there is connected with this organization So
600 insurance. -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20
CITY GLoBuLEs.
This IS Minnesota weather.

This IS Minnesota weather.
Indian summer, and don't you forget it.
Clothing merchants begin to wish they had
larger stock of linen busters and fewer
heavy overcoats: This weather is demoralizing.
Tho Jackson street pavement is finished.
Capt. Starkey knew the kind Of weather in
Minnesota during the fall months, when he en-
tered upon so extensive an improvement SO late
in the season.
River business on the st. Croix for the season
Of 1878 is ended, Capt. Levi G. Proctor, in
charge of Capt. Reaney's Ada B., having tied
her up for the winter just above saltwater yes
terday morning. Capt. Proctor is now in st.
Paul for the purpose of making his report to
Capt. Reaney, and closing up the books for the
season.
2 The directors of the Library association are
meeting with success in their canvass of the
city, for the sale of tickets to the Library
course of entertainments for the ensuing win
ter. As the proceeds from these lectures and
concerts are expended for the benefit of the
public, in the purchase of books and maya
zines, and the programme is an attractive one,
the association should receive rousing benefit.
Mr.. Bennett, of Waern's block, East Fourth
street. complained at police headquarters yes
terday that he was made the victim of a very
dirty trick by some unknown parties. These
ill-bred creatures defaced the doors of his store
with fitch. Monday night they ungeared his
horse, hitched with the wagon in front of the
store, and when the driver jumped in and start
ed the horse, he walked off on $40 gait, but
the wagon didn't follow. The driver had
either to have his arma dlslocated or let go; he
let go. The peelers are asked to peel their
eyes.
The fag end of the Hamilton. Beach murder
case is being heightened out in the trial Of Tom
McDermott and Sylvester Ryan, for selling
liquor without the United States license. Yes
terday, at o'clock, they were again brought
up before United States Commissioner Cardozo.
McDermott had made good use of the postpone
ment granted from the previous day. He had
procured the license obtained by him at Ham
ilton, Scott county, and produced it in court.
Owing to the absence of some material VII
nesses to other points involssi in the affair,
United States District Attorney BilIson asked
for further continuance. The commissioner
granted the motion, and set today at o'clock
r: N. for the time to resume the consideration
of the case.
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iAdditfonal Details.

The rooms occupied by deceased were on the
second floor back of the house next joining the
old st. Paul house. There were three rooms,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20
THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate SO assessed IA
delinquent. and apply to the District Court of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for indg-
ment against your lands lots blocks or parcels
thereof SO assessed, including interest," cost and
expenses. and for an order of the Court to sell
the same FOR the payment thereof.
F. A. REM,
505-3b City Treasures.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20

The engagement of these Lecturers and Concert
Companies is complete and unconditional yet the
Library Association, as usual claims the privilege of
substituting the best available talent in case Of IN.
| ayoldable failure of any of them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20
Perfectly Sober. of Course.

He sauntered into police headquarters,
through the front door of the city hall.
He looked through the window first, though
the chiefs office door was wids open. Then
he came up to the door and said:
II guess this amt the clerks of6ce?''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20

B. +. TAYLoR-Thep popular Lyceum Orator,
will open the course Friday, Nov. 2oth. Sub
ject, What Made Him DoIt7 OF. Some Motive
Powers
THE MISSES BANNING happy combine
ton of Home Talent, in Popular Recitals.
". NJ. R. FRENCH-Lectures on Art, Illus
trated with the Crayon.
FELCH AND GILBERTs JoLL1T1Es-
Sparkling, Witty and overfowing with Fun
HON. DANIEL W. VOORHEES,, the syca-
more of the Wabash.
ADELAIDE Phillips OPERA AND con-
CERT COMPANY-Comprising such Stars of
the Opera as Miss Adelaide Phillip. and Tom
Karl.
HON. Q. O. ANDREWS. United State. Min.
lister to Sweden and Norway from 1859 to 1877.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20
TO NORTH STREET
Will Take Notice

that on the 18th day of November, 1873 I did
receive different warrants from the City Comp.
troller of the city of st. Paul, for the collec-
ton of the above named assessments
The nature of these warrants is, that if you fail
to pay the assessments within
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20

the first used IA a kitchen, the second q small
apartment about 7x10 feet, was the bedroom in
which the father and son slept, and beyond
this was room which evidently was used for
depositing useless odds and ends-a kind Of
lumber room. On entering, the reporter found
the kitchen flooded wit b water, the walls show
ing some marks of fire. The bedroom walls
were still more blackened, and the ceiling
at places had fallen in. AZ one end,
extending across the room, lay the corpse
upon the bed which had fallen through to the
fiaor. the supports having burned away, the
head and foot boards leaning over the bed, but
not very much burned. Singularly enough,
the bedding was not burned, and to all appear
ances the fire must have been underneath,
burned the side rails through and let the bed
down. The head only of the dead man appeared
burned. and this was moro smoked than
charred. All the hair, however. had gone.
The right shoulder and one hand was a little
discolored, but the shirt and the sheet which
covered the body were not burned. No doubt
the man was smothered from the smoke and
the flames surrounding him and pre-
", venting the approach of air.
This was particularly apparent from the lips
being drawn back az one gasping for breath.
struggle had been made or any contortions
from excruciating pain.
The Boy's Story.
When the fremen discovered the body taey
notified the police, and Captain Clark went in
search of the coroner, whom he was not long
in finding. The circumstances being narrated
to him that gentleman forthwith started for
the scene of the tragedy, and after empanneling
a jury, of which Dir. Paul Faber was foreman,
proceeded to hold an inquest. The jury
were first taken to view the re-
mains, after which they crossed over
the street to the st. Paul house (old Smelling
house), to which place the son of deceased had
been taken. He was found quietly slumbering
in bed, his face which appeared above the COW
ering was dredged with -four, but the wounds
tho right side and on the neck showed
plainly through the dressing. There was seated
in the room one of the committee on sick ap-
pointed by the Turner'S, to which society the
injured man belonged, to watch and attend on
the sufferer. This gentleman thought the pa
tient should not be disturbed, as the doctor
press orders that he was to be left quietly
alone. The coroner gently touched and
spoke to tho injured man, and found
he waa conscious. In reply to questions put
he stated that he was in the next room to that
occupied by his father when he heard the latter
call. He jumped up and took kerosene lamp
which he had previously filled and went to his
father. queer faint feeling came over him
and he hardly knew how he felt, but he knew
he fell down on the bed; he did not know what
became Of the lamp; he lay on the bed some
his senses and found he was on fire. This tes-
timony the young man gave in German, and at
this point the coroner began to question him
in English, but he could elicit nothing further
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81 guess it's up stairs?"

Then he was directed Sup stairs'' by the
stairway, the only stairway in the building, q
stairway which he had just passed, and at
the head of which was Getty Clerks Office
in gilded letters. There was but one way to
get up stairs, but one stair to get up-he
knew it. Yet he blunders into the door
leading into the cell-rooms, backs out like a
Flemish stallion out of box-stall. Then
he moves along for couple of PAGES, and
stumbles into Jessrang's closet, backs out
like water tank or street sprinkler on the
turn. He next looks at window, knows it
leads somewhere. and feels like going
through it. A happy accident gets him
against the right door, and he tumbles up
stairs. Perfectly sober. Some n en- are so
cussedly inclined to make mistakes-from
ch dice.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20

AN Ex-PREs1DENT AssAssINATED.
PARIS, Nov. ia dispatch in the Jour-
nal Des Dejats, reports that Manuel Pardo,
ex-president of Peru, has been essassinated.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIS,

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL Cones, q. s. A,
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET.
ST. PAUL MINI
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NAPLES, Nov. 10. -Signor MetelIo, editor
OF the Censor newspaper, has been arrested.
He was formerly an associate of Passante
and was arrested with him in 1870 for post
ing revolutionary placards. The shop keep
er who sold Passante the knife with which
he attempted to kill the king has also neen
arrested.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20

Peter Pfeifer Va. Peter Schrantz 1.-TWO cases.;
action for rent. Settled and dismissed.
Peter Pfeifer VS.. Peter Schrantz; action to
recover possession of certain premises. Settled
and dismissed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-20
THE BUILDING,

which is owned by Mrs. John Wallace. was
damaged to the extent of about $3.50. The
furniture of the two rooms where the fire
ragged was pretty we'll ruined and the walls
charred somewhat. The loss is fully COW
cred by insurance.
La crónica., 1878-03-23
Iced y Appended por Vosotros
Mismos.

Muchos descubrimientos valio-
sos y muy utiles conocimientos Sc
guardian oculto del mundo, porque es
costoso darlos q conocer al pueblo.
No sucede este o ell jarabe aleman
de Boschee, y aunque hace pocos
amos que fue introducido q la venta
en- este pals, Sc cOnoce en- todas las
p~oblaciones por pequehas que
Su maravilloso exito en- la cura de
COnsuncion, Toses, Pneumania, Asst
ma, y todes las demas intermediates
de la garganta y los puimones, Sc
conocl0 primeramente distribuyen-
dolo cada ano gratis, durante tres
aflos, a razon de 100000 botellas al
ano entire los eufermos. Jamds sc
habian sujetado q lal prueba los me-
ritos de otra preparation. Podiais
pedir mas ? Id donde vuestro boti-
carlo y obtened una botella por IS
centavos y probadla. Botellas de
muestra 10 centavos.
La crónica., 1878-03-23
FL comenzar de Ia batalIa.

Ell coTonel Arturo estaba compile
tamente restablecido.
La correspondence de la sehorita
Soto Mayor habia levantado gu es-
pfritu, y va su moral perfecta habia
sido su poderoso auxilio para reco-
brar la salud.
Ell j0ven no pensaba mas que en-
Angelica; estaba loco, apasionado,
no tenia siDo una sola idea, un solo
pensamiento: Ell amor de aquella
mujer sublime.
FL joven no dejaba de estar q orr
Has del lago de Boulogne al medic
dia, bora IN que Angelica llegaba
tambien, hacienda con su novio ell
efecto lie las manecillas del areloj
que Sc tocan en- un momento dado.
Las noches las'pasaban en- la ter
tulia de confianza de la case de
Simpson, entire I'm cfrculo reducido
de amigos.
Cada vez mas enamoradas ague-
las almas, su existencia era un pa
raise.
Angelica tenia un solo disgusto:
la tristeza de AmaIia fue motivada
por ell desengano de aquel misera-
BILE vizconde.
La hija de Simpson habia acepta-
do por complete 50 situacion, bor-
rando de SD ell nombre de
aquel ser despreciable y ridfculo.
Aquella alma So habia cerrado de
improviso, aplazando para otra
epoca mas feliz, ell mundo de ilusio-
mes que aun palpitaba en- ell candor
virginia. de aquella encantada ju-
ventud.
La j0ven estaba rodeada de ado.
radores que no podian por ell mo-
mento aspirar al exito, y Sc confor-
maban con ser recibidos amable-
mente, esperanzados en- la frajilidad
de los sentimieutos humanos.
Ell senior Simpson trataba d Ange-
lica 10 mismo que a su hija, redean-
dola de exquisitas atenciones.
La sehorita Soto Mayor habia
eneontrado n verda1era familia,
y la algeria mas pura Sc rehejaba
en- su bellfsimo rostro.
Eloisa habia venido q visitarle
sin conocimiento de sus padres, y
solo algunos momentos.
Las amigos habian notado la va
riacion de aquel semblante, antes
allegro y lleno de gracia, ahora iris
te, melancolico, demacrado, reve-
lando la pena hondfsima que devo-
raba aquel de veinte amos.
No Sc provoco n conidencia en-
esas entrevistas, nj una palabra
alusiva referente q los aconteci-
mientos pasados; frialdad y reserva
NADIA mes.
Sc pereibia TODD ell abismo que
mediaba entire aquellas almas.
Eloisa iba q la bora en- que Arturo
probablemente no estaria en- la casa
de Simpson; temia encontrarle y no
ser duefla de ST misma, y revelar en-
un momento de sorpresa TODD ese
mundo de inquietudes que abrigaba
en- su pecho.
Angelica amaba q la j0ven, y lie
dolia verla ~triste; pero 10 atribuia a
su rompimiento con los condos.
Los acontecimientos habian veni-
do q separarlas, y no habia mas que
obedecer al destino.
(Continuord.)
La crónica., 1878-03-23

NADIA MENOs que los i~ndisputa-
bles beneficios que ha causado q do
cenas de miles de afligidos podria
originar y mantener la reputation
que goza la ZARZAPARRILLA DE
AVER. Els una composition de los
meiores alternatives vege tales con
Iodos de POTASH y Hero, y es ell
mas Elective de todos los remedies
para los desordenes escrofulosos, de
la sangre 6 que previenen de mer-
curio. Els uniforme y SECURE en-
gus efectos y produce curas rapidas
y completes de escr6fula, ulceras,
malos humores, granos, e%rupciones
cutaneas, intermediates de la piel,
y todos los desordenes que Sc origi-
nan de la impureza de la sangre.
Por sus efectos vigorizados alivia
siempre y frecuentemente cur las
Intermediates del Hfgado, Irregula-
ridades Y debilidades en- la mujer, y
es un poderoso renovador de la vi
talidad. Para purificar la sapgre
no tiene igual; entona ell sistema,
restituye y conserva la salud y da
nusvo vigor y energfa. Por "a
renta amos ha estado en- ell mayor
uso y es hoy la medicina mas facil
de adquirir para los enfermos en-
c~ualquiera parte. La venden todos
los botlcarios.
La crónica., 1878-03-23
UN NUEVO TONICO DIGNO DE
POSEERSE=ES Ell MEIOR.

Ell RESTAURATIvo de Wood me-
dorado para ell cabello no Sc parece a
otro alguno y no tiene igual. Ell
mejorado tieae nuevas propiedades
t0nicas vegetables; restituye al pelo
cano un color natural lustroso;
hace nacer de nuevo Ell caido Y evita
ell que Sc caiga o Sc haga aspero;
da vigor al pelo y 10 alisa; restituye
ell pelo a los que son calvOs prema-
turamente; destierra la caspa, er.
rupciones del Cuts y malos humo-
res; quita la irritation, rasquera y
resequedad. No hay artfculo que
produzca tan maravillosos efectos.
Probable, pedfd Restaurativo de
Wood mejorado para ell cabello, Y
tened cuidodO de que no sc Os de
otro. Lo venden todos los botica-
carlos en- este lugar y a donde q~uiera.
Sc suministran al por mayor q pre-
clio de fabrica por c. A. Cook y Cia.,
Chicago, unicos agentes para los
Estados Unidos y Canadas; y por
todos los Drogueros al Por Mayor.
La crónica., 1878-03-23
AyISO.

WYNN. Farrell, Pioneer Gas Fitter)
w Co'ocador Primitive de Aparatos
para ell Gas, Los Angeles, Ha dado CO.
MEMO a su negocio en- la Gale Nueva
del Concrete Ne 20, en- seguida de la ST.
Ilerfa de Don Domingo Garcia, y Sc halla
listo d atender d TODD 10 pertenecientr q
su ofcio.
ETANADOR, Coloca Tubos de Gas y
Tubos de vapor, con toda prontitud y q
precios ~razonables. Sc Garantiza TODD
Trabajo. Del tamano de la muestra.
nan
La crónica., 1878-03-23
DR. HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez NJ 10

Antes fue companero del DR.. Lo Pc Tai
de San Francisco. Puede ser consultado
confidencialmente sobre cualquier enter
medal de los Pulmones, Hfgados, RHO
mes, OIganos Digestivos y Genito-Urina-
rios, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afecciones SIh-
lfticas y todas las Intermediates especia
les que resultan de ignorancla 8 tontera.
En- San Francisco este doctor ha tenido
mucha practica como especialista duIante
los ultimos diez AMOS. Puede dar la me-
jor gsrantfa IL la e1cacia de sus remedies
con c~eriifcados de personals q quienes ha
restituido la salud. Todos los pacientes
que sc pongan baio S u cura recibiran ell
mejor tratamiento y no Sc les cobrara 81
no Sc les cura. Sc garantiza cura efieaz
y pronta de toda affection uterina 8 cual-
quiera de las Intermediates que afijen q
las seloras, pues tiene una gran expe-
iencia en- esta especialidad. Consultas
en- la ohcina gratis. Horas de ofcinas
desde las 9 A. NJ, q las s p. NJ. n2lno
La crónica., 1878-03-23
ANO VII.

hacer las gestiones que debo? SUI
pongo que vos me ayudareis.
Gaballero, 80 soy ell apoGerado
de la seforita Soto Mayor.
Ell ~jesuita Sc restrego las manos
bajo ell sombrero.
Bertrand salud0 respetuosamente
q los condos, y sali6 acompahado
del reverendo padre Lacroix.
CAPITULO MI.
La crónica., 1878-03-23

Mr.. Louis Mesmer y George
Stone Sc proponen establecer en-
esta ciudad un brillante surtido de
botas Y zapatos, para 10 que ell pri-
nero trajo de San Francisco un
gran acopio de efectos. Amoos Sc
proponen vender a precios mas ba-
los que ninguno otro, y sus efectos
seran de la mejor calidad. En- nues-
tro proximo ndmero daremos mas
detalles.
La crónica., 1878-03-23

PAPAs J0vENEs.-Un colega euro
PEG dice: Juan XII fue hijo del pa
tricio Alberico. Llamabase Octa-
vic y fue ell primer pontffice que
Gambia de nombre. Sc hizo eIegir
en- $50, a la edad de is amos. Llamo
contra su enemigo Beranguer, rey
de Italia, a Oton 1 de Alemania, q
uuien corona emperador en- Roma.
Oton convoc0 despues IN concilio,
v con regia ingrati I'D lie juzg0 y lie
depuso Ell 963. Ausente Oton, los
romanos expulsaron q Leon VIII y
repusieron q Juan XII, que murio
un ano despues. Benedict TX
1033-1054.) tenia apenas II amos
cuando ell orc de su familia lie elevo
al p~ontificado. Vivi0 en- Roma sos
teuido por Conrado ii hasta 1914 que
10 expulsaron sus h~abitantes. Vol
VIC, vendio la tiara q Juan XXX y Sc
retro. Regres0 q mano armada y
Sc apoder0 del Vaticano. Enrique
III. en- ell concilio de Sutri, hizo
nombrar a Clemente II. A la muer-
tie de este, Benedicfo, por tercera
vez, entr0 en- Roma y Sc mantuvo
hasta l049. Dicen que, a%rrepeutido,
renunci0 la tiara, entr6 monte y OBJ
servo vida ejemplar.
La crónica., 1878-03-23
?. TR S
Anteriormente Notario y Abogado
en- los Tribunales Franceses,
Consejero en- Ley y Agente
en- propiedades.

NEGOCIACIONES de prestamos y CO.
locacion de dinero.
vENTAS y COMPRAS de fondos CO.
merciales.
ENvIO A EUROPA Y OBTENCION de
toda clase de documentos,-
REGLAMENTO de sucesiones de asun
tos litiglosos y otros intereses, en- America
Espana, Mexico, Italia, Suizas Belgica y
Francia, por co~rresponsales especiales.
Reduction de testamentos, arrenda-
mientos, contractos y actas de cualquiera
clase.
RECAUDACION de rentas de casas y
de toda clase de credltos.
PROCESSES sostenidos ante los tribunal
lea del Estado, en- collaboration con un
abogado recibido por la Corte Supreme
La crónica., 1878-03-23
TRASLADO.

La Oficina de LA CRoNICA &c ha
trssladado de los cuartos que ocn.
paba en- ell Temple Block q las Sa-
las Ms. 2 y I en- ell Dowpey Block.
Entrada proxima d la esquina de
la Gale Temple del Edificio.
La crónica., 1878-03-23

r. G.. Cunningham, dentista.
Tiene sus oficinas en- ell Edificio de
Laufranco, "a Gale Principal, Los
Angeles. Tiene para la practica los
Instruments mas modernos Y me-
jorados de la ciencia. Extrae nue.
las, Iimpia y compone las dentadu.
ras y hace TODD 10 demas referente
a la profession de dentista.
SALIDA. Estando alistandome
para salir para Sonora, Mejico, ha-
cha ell dia Is de Mario, doy aviso de
que tengo acomodo para los passage
ros que guieran ir directamente y
barato q aguel Estado. Dirigirse
para mas por'nenores a Isidro Re-
yes, Gale de Kohler, Los Ange-
les.
p5- A Bradley y Rulofson Sc les conce
do la Medalla Nacional de Orc por las
Mejores ~FotograIas de los Estados Unidos,
V la Medalla de vIena por las Mejores del
Mundo.
429 calle Montgomery, San Francisco