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The New York herald., 1878-02-28
BUCKET SHOP FAILURE.

Wall street experienced new sensation yesterday.
It has had nearly all SORTS OF business embarrass-
ments, failures, suspensions and utilisasions of
gins as various schemes have fallen 70 the ground at
one time and ano,her. The feature yesterday the
suspension Of the '.bueket shop" OF j. q Clinton 4
Co, No. 10 Broad street Aessrs Clinton 4 Co., It
seems, did not start with much capital Unfor.
tuna,eiy things went awry, tney obliged TO
initiate greater men In tradc and "suspend,n some
200 OF margins behind.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CLARK-BRAcH. in this CITY, February 81, by the
Rev. Horace W. Byrnes, ALBERT b. CLARK TO MATTE
X. BEACH, OF Chelsea, Mass. No carus.
ERNsT--NuRkAv.-At tho residence OF tho BRIDES
mother, 44l West AID ST, on Wednesday, February
p, by the Rev. u. +. Rogers, WILLIAM N. ERNST to
VIRGINIA X. MnRRAY, laughter oi mo late kUbert
Murray, Esq, all OF this ciIy. No cards
fULLKR-BkhcKxAy.-rue 26tn inst, by tho
Rev. D. Mel. Quackenbusn, d. d. Vt the rcsidenos Of
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
AN uNrLAooxp srRElT.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HnRALD:-
Iwsh oali tho attsnsloa the Authorities 10 the
condition Of the sidewalks In l4eta street, from Third
TO Railroad avenue. Alter rain II 10 almost inpossi-
BILE for any to pass through This street, as
q lew houses. SUFFERER.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
ARE sPARRows A NUISANCE?

TO THH EDITOR OF rue HRRALD:-
We're not those birds imported by the city authori-
ties and placed in tho parks to destroy the ,nsects
aud Is not food provided there for them when tboy
require ms sucn being the case, is It right Tor In
dividuals iced and entce them away aud keep
in the streets 10 and' iDjure the brown stone
fronts Of our housesY They may think they do the
birds kindness yet they should not overlook tho in-
jurss occaslonod their noghOors ny II. Some houses
Central Purk look II tncy had boon spattered
with whlewaAp. They have become q real nuisance
Can't somethlng be done TO abate II? UPTOWN.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
TIE HARLEM roATs.

To rHE EDiroR or rHE HERALD:-
The quiet and rapid ride by steamboat In twenty
minutes from Fifty-nrst street Fulton Jerry very
much enjoyed by people Of the side; but there
10 one improvement which 10 much desired--na uely,
that on the downward trips from Yorkvie tho boat
should Rlve some indication OF her approach by lew
taps oil tho bell or otherwise. Owing bend the
river above the Filty-nrst street landing passengers
can hardly got glimpse oi the boat before she IS At
the wharf EAST SIDE.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorH.-Lettsrs intended for this column must %
accompanied BY tho writer's iull name ana address 70
insure attention. Complainsnts unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write only on one side Of the paper En- HERALD
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
ILLEGAL IMPORTATION.

On board Of the ship 9. @. Chapman, just arrived
from Calcutta. India, ana lying Brooklyn, Inspector
j. H. Dumont seixed yesterday 900 cigars account
OF peing an illegal Importation. The taken
20 Tho Custom House, where the cigars may bo re-
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
A QUARANTINE COMMITTEE.

The President OF the Produce Exchange yesterday
appointed the following members Quarantine Com
rnittse:--Messrs. John G. Dale, Edward Hincken, \.
r. Albert, Archibald Harris and James Henry. Their
duties will consist manly in faciitaIing the progress
With duce
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
SCRANTON COAL SALE.

John II. Draper Co. yesterday sold for the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Railway Company
$4,000 tons OF Scranton coal, under The usual cepdi
tiona. dsliverable At Hoboken during the cnsuinG
month. The bidding was quite devoid Of spirit. al
though the attendance was largo. Tho steamboat
opened at So, went up to So 12h, At which priec most
OF It won't Oh. II was again started at 50 07h, AT
which hsure the balance SOLD. Crate started at
~ 0zh. advanced 70 - or, ~ which Dgure
the entire 1000 tons went OF. Egg opened ut
50 10. reached s. l7k, at which figure was all sold.
Stove opened NJ - 2 and, advancing to $3 53 600
tons were quickly taken All the chestput went oil al
$3 the only bid made. Pen opened ~ 81 60, and, ad-
vansing TO 81 IAN, ali was sold ut that hgure.
COMPARISON FIGURES
DesiOwdtiom Iestcyday's frice Last Month
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
p1soRpHnLY YOUNG MEN.

To THE EDIroR OF THE HERALD:-
Permit me to call the attention OF the police 10
crowd Of young loafsrs.' who cougregats nightly In
chance 10 pass FATHER.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
NOT IHE MAN.

To rHx EDITOR OF rHn HsRALD:-
was erronsously reported In your paper as being q
member OF the recent Toledo Convention. was not
a member, nor was present ,hera The Mr.. Tucker
served on committees, &c. Is, l ain told, gem
tleman OF Oswego. n. \. GIDEON J. TUCkEh
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
EDWARD BOYLE's ESTATE.

From Vicar General Quian u has baen ascertaiped
thai value Of she legacy isit BY the late Edward
Boyle to the House OF the Good Shepherd Will not
exceed 100000.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28

stand, and testlm lmony offered tending 10
show that the persons whose names
are proposed TO be inserted In these allegations
had done something which looked ike exerHng undue
influence upon the deceased. An objection made
BY proponeuts counsel that rs II was not In The ale
CATION II was not competenI Then there was little
ment Of the motion Al that time and said u should
be mude by motion formally, 10 that II couId be con-
tested by the opposite side BY mutual Consent that
motion postponed and not heard until now, and
that the origin oil the present argument. re-
gard the Important question 10 DO whether
The allegations sought ~ be reversed IN this
material TO the issue, and II 80
whether have been guilty Of laches In
presen tang the question as 1t ought to have Ueen
pressB originally. and tho question: Of ideies
garded q question oil copdtions 70 % imposed on
granting the moiion and not reason wny the de-
niaI should be made Now must assume Tor the pur-
is sought good faith, that u Is peril
nent the Issue and that tho contest
ants expect offer competent testimony tending to
prove the allegations Thai being 40 II seems to me
That II is Incumbent upon The Court 10 permit that
amendment ana give tne parties an opportunity TO
prove It II they can. should regard as very ser
reproxch TO this oourt II 20 important case as
this were permitted 10 20 out oil the court upon the
technlcal iacl that the allegations not sufficient
TO embrace ali the facts pertinent and germane 10
the CASE, with view think the amendment
Bhould be allowed
AN INTERCHANGE OF couRrxaEs
Cornelius j. Vanderbilt then called 10 the stand
by Mr. Lord, who began TO ueson him about letter
which PRODUCED Ia court IL was written by the
his iaihcr from Niagara Falls several years
ago, reminding The Commodore oil promise made Dy
tho writer lead goou lilo, claiming the recognition
by his atbcr 10 the fact mat he had kept bis word
Counsel became Involved In an argument as to the
admiss by OF the letter In evidence, and Mr.. Lord
read very large NUMBER oil extracts from text books
10 prove that ~ was competent
WhrL he SAT down Juu2e Comstock rose and said,
ali naae student m my ofce Tor three months who
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
Below-ComanG On

Nor chip Aukator, Knudsen, 81 days from Algiers.
to master
Brit bark Octavia, Purdy, IS days from Hayre to
master
Aus bark Antonietta, Purovich. 20 days I'm British
Guiana, to + Tarrabocha-
Bark Elvn Reed, Ralrden " days from Bath, Me, to
j X Warner
Brit bark Wayfarer Hurst, l6 days from Aspin wall,
to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16

New Mary Houston, Miller. from Cincinnati
Shields, from St Louis
Natchez, Leathers from VicksDurg
Big Sunfower. Trousdale. from Washington
Isabel OPry. from Lower Coast
Belle. Comstock. from Upper Coast
st Marv, Dalferes, from Bayou Lafourche
Assum ptlon. Charlet from Bayou afourche
Ouachita Belle, Llbano, from Bayou Sara
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANs DxxoURAT, 1
March l6. 1873.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship K Ward, Jr, Pizzat, for Belize
s Oteri T. Bro
Ship Gettysburg. Call. for Cork Decan Geo
Brit chip Lizzie Burrill, Robbins, for Havre-
Norton & Bell
Aus bark Washington. Cosulich for Rotterdam
A Z Miller eco
Schr Ida Billiard, Smslls for Gelfe-
Norton e. Bell
Sehr John Edwards, Van Dyke, for Jacks nville Fa
in ballast Master
schr River Queen, Davis for Pascagoula- Master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
srEAnrsH1Ps.
TEXAS.

| TEXAS.
MoRGAM LINE u q. MAIL. STEAMSHIPS
o.. The following low-pressure Iron Steamships
H H6EdzS }dsh HAhRIg. y. hz HRFFEna
5fiNFSN. 6 &H1t 81 NoRF 6oGGKKohiSsos'
na from Mssssn g Es4a n Hsss Will
MRe For 1nd'"no'a. via Galveston
SssDSse f MRs hReEes CONFETTI z dy71
transierring there TO Steamer CITY Of NoR
% dnx ssnsdf e Houston and
Central and d. f. and s. 4. r. E., fnte sn
and Texas Railroad, via Clinton, and the Texas
Transportation Company.
Ire EpelGnt te emerged az per new card rates.
Antonio Railway.
MM For Brazos Santiago, via Gal
The iron steamer
L. C. HARRIS
Will leave Morgan City
TUESDAY, March 10.
No corn received without orders.
Mghterage ct Brazos Santiago at risk and ex.
Freight received for and bills lading signed
only to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Railroad
as per new tariff, less 33h per cent,
Freight payable In gold.
E3 For Corpus Christi, Fulton and
AQ9AaSGGc st. Marys, via Galveston and Book
Dort-The iron steamer
ARKANSAS.
Will leave Morgan City on
SUNDAY, March II. 1878.
Lighterage to Corpus Christi III any, at risk
and expense of cOnSignees.
- Freighl for st. Mary's and Fulton landed at
Rockport.
- Freight for all the above points received at the
Depot Morgan g Louisiana and Texas Railroad
loot OF Lafayette street. daily. until D. m.
PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE
For Galveston. Houston and IndianoIa
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot Of St
at 1925 D. m there ,G;1nnnectng With steamers
HARLAN on TUESDAY,
WHITNEY on WEDNESDAY.
5 H6HgTGHHSsoN n On RR TFRHSQTRsDAY.
HARLAN on SATURDAY.
WHITNEY on MONDAY.
hours.
Excursion tickets for. the round trip to Gal
Tickets and staterooms secured until 5, D, N
daily Sundays excepted), at Agents Office, or al
the Ferry Landing. on morning of departure.
Central Railroad. on the International and |
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
O. A. WHITNEY & co.. Agents.
1el ~ Corner Magazine and Natchez StY,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
EXCURSION
To the Paris Exhibition.
Reduced Rates for First Cabin Only.

From New Orleans to Paris and back to New
Orleans by steamer of this line (god) $3.50.
From New Orleans to Paris and back to New
From New Orleans to Paris and back to Balti-
more by a steamer of this line, (gold) 1910.
Tickets of the last named class (Baltimore)
are good only to October 81, 1873
The company reserves the right to change the
route Of the steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under.
signed.
Aor 1H6.3st s Rf6sfHfEs fRP &C., Agents.
au31 1yI a Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.

Pearl Rivar-Per sehr Perseverance--370 c0 feet
lumber to w W Care eco
Bonfouca- Per schr Martha MS cords wood to
master
Jordan River-Per schr Galess-2O coo feet lumber
to L Neyers
Lake shore-Per schr Fanny Moo bbls shells to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
Arrived.
HTEAMBOATE.

Schr Lily Of the Valley, Lelth. DAYS from Ruatan
TO Macheca e. Bros Pic Tier
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
Exports.

BELIZE-Per steamship E B Ward-163 bbls -four
" hf do 10 Dbl, PORK bbs beef 10 hf do bbls sugar
10 sacks corn sacks coffee sacks salt fierce hams
tee lard do BIT cask shoulders 100 bales hay
1000 bricks 252 pkgs sund1es q, sO4 feet lumber
G 'RK-Per ship Getty sburg-3675 bales cotton
KOTTEKD M-Per bark Washing on--l352 bales
cotton "a 997 bushels rye in bulk
PASCAGOULA-Pers chr River Queen-100 bbls
-four Is bbls meal cask bacon trees lard tierces
hams so sacks co n 25 sacks oats 20 bxs soap
HAVRE-Per snip Lizzie Burrill-46i5 bales cot
ton 2400 pcs slaves
GHFLE-Per schr Ida Billiard. 1900 bales cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
IMPORTS

RUATAN-Per schr Lily Of the Valley 10000
cocoanuts 1850 punches bananas HOO pneapples 500
plantains Dbl lines Macheca & Bro
LAGUAYRA-Per schr ADita-ly3 sacks coffee
7 Lawler
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Birmingham-7s37 sacks
salt to order
La crónica., 1878-04-10

UN QUIMIco.-El aho pasado mu-
rio en- Paris, q la edad de 80 anos, ell
distinguido qufmico frances Caven-
tou. La medicina lie es deudora de
algunos de u mas valIosos RENE
dos. Ell union de P~elletier, de Ro-
biquet y de otros descubri0 la estric-
nina en- 1911, la brucina y la vera
trina en- 1919, la guinina en- 1920, la
cafeina y la teina en- 1921. Ell des-
cubrimiento de la quinina por ST
solo debia inmortaIizar su nombre.
Aunque cargado de los mas altos
honores que su patria reconocida
pudo co~ncederle, fue ell mas modes
to de los hombres. Justamente q
tempo de morir rog0 que Sc lie en-
terrarase con la menor pompa posi-
BILE y que no Sc pronunciasen discur-
sos sobre su sepulcro. Llen6se su
suplica hasta csc punto, mas no fue
dado impedir que asistieran q sus
funerales los miembros de la Acade-
mia de medicina de Paris y la escue-
la de farmacia en- cuerpo.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
SUICIDE.

Aver ell la manana fue hallado
en- su cuarto Ell ell Hotel de Paris,
frente al Pico House, ell cadaver del
Doctor II. Aljovin, que Sc suici-
do, cortandose ambas arterias
y%ugulares o una navajo de afei-
tar. La noche antes habia sido Wis.,
to por varias personals que no obser-
varon en- Ell cosa extrana, " era su
intencion salir aver mismo para
San Francisco, para donde habia
tornado passage y adonde deja fami-
liza. Ell DR.. Aljovin hacia POGO
tempo que habla llegado q Los
Angeles, tenia 81 amos de edad, era
natural de Matanzas, Cuba, y habia
sbtenido sus grades en- los colegios
de medicinal de Madrid. Sc ignors
la causa que 10 llevo q cometer tan
insensato acto. Ell Coroner eXami-
no aver ell eadaver y convoeado I'M
jurado, este, previo exdmeu de tes-
tigos, di0 gu decision de conformi-
dai con los hechos.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
sc DESEA

Saber adonde reside ell Sr. D.. An
tonic Llanez, natural de Sonora,
Mejico, y que hace cosa de 20 amos
salio de allf para California. Sc
supone que Sc e%ncuentra en- las mi
mas de Nuevo Almaden, Condado
de Santa Clara. Sc agradecera TODD
iuforme que Sc envfe q su hermana
Santa Ana Llanes, en- Los Angeles,
al cuidado de LA CR0NICA. Sc su-
plica a los peri0dicos de San Fran
Disco que copien esta noticia.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
Importante a Nuestros Lectores.

Deseosos de evitar q Duestros lee.
torres Ell 10 que nos sea possible Las
molestias q que Sc ven ~expuestos por
las faltas que con punible frecuen-
cia cometen ~nuestras administrator
mes de correos, avisamos que desde
esta fecha reservamos un numero
de copias de cada ndmero de LA
CRoNICA que serviremos gratis a
aquellos suscritores que no reciban
81 periodico. Aquellos a quienes
haya faltado algun n1mero desde
L. de afo 8 lie falten en- 10 successive,
pLeden escribirnos y les serviremos
en- seguida.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
DEFUNCION.

ANITA ZUNIGA DE GONZALEZ,
natural de Santa Cruz, Sonora, Ne.
iico, falleci6 q los IS amos de edad FL
Martes 26 de Mario q las 8 de la no.
che en- ell Rancho de los Verdugos.
Los funerrles tuvieron lugar en- San
Gabriel ell Jueves % q las 10 de la
msnana. La finada deja tres hijos
v d hija, y gran uumero de pa
rientes que lloran su irrepara BILE
perdida. Ell infrascrito da las gra-
cias q las personals que acompaha-
ron ell cuerpo de lie difunta a SD dlti-
ma morada y ruega a los periodicos
de Sonora que copien esta triste no.
ticia.
MANUEL E. GONZALEZ.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
La Cr6niCa Sc R~ecomienda
A LAS cAsAs QUE ANuNcrAN.

l.0-Porque siendo Ell peri0dico que
tiene mayor tirada en- ell Sur de
California es grande su circula-
cion.
2.0-Porque contando va seis amos
de existencia es periodico como
cido ell toda la Costa del Pacffi-
co, en- otros Estados y Terrific
rios adonde habitan miembros
de la raza espafiola, y en- Mejico.
3.0-Porque slendo u precios muy
m0diCos estan al alcance de todos
los concentrates.
A LOS SUSCRIToREs.
1.o-Porque es ell peri0dico espano
de California que contiene mas
lectura.
2.0-Porqde es ell unico que tiene
corresponsales PARTICULARS en-
ell extranjero.
3.0-Porque es ell perfodico de sus
dimensiones mas barato en Ca
.ifornia.
La crónica., 1878-04-10

Ell perrero de la ciudad de San
Francisco rindio Ell dia 3 su informe
mensual correspondence al mes de
Mario, por ell cual Sc sabe que los
perros cogidos duraute ell periodic
fueron Ala, de los cuales murieron
ZIG; fueron libertados Al por sus
respectivos duehos y ell resto fueron
vendidos q diferentes personals.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
O. u @ 9 4.

Ell Domingo pr6ximo es Do
m.ngo de Ramos.
Hoy publicamos la segunda
parte de nuestra carta de Sonora.
Ell barrio llamado Los Angeles
del Este Sc compone de ciento y una
easas.
Ell club de jugadores de pelota
"Alertn de Pasadena, ha dejado de
eXistlr.
Sc susurra que de San Francisco
& este lugor sc correra ell L. de Ma
yo IN tren de excursion.
En- las vecindades De la nueva
estacion del ferro-carril sc siente la
necesidad de ina escuela pdblica.
Ell Sr. o. F. Washburn ha esta.
blecido en- Los Angeles M fabrica
de f6sfoios, y los hace muy buenos.
Una persona emprendedora y
con algun capital puede hacer ne.
gocio estableciendo una iadrillerfa
en- Downey.
Ell Sr. On. Jesus Redondo esta
construyendo un molino en- su ram
eho de San Isidro, cerca de Yuma,
y molers5 81 propio trigo.
Los Sres. Barrows, Furrey y
Ga. son los Aojalateros encargados
de techar ell Baker Block. La obra
costara cosa de nueve mil pesos.
La Sociedad de Beneficencia
Italiana celebrara su picnic en- ell
Arroyo Seco ell dia % del c%orrieute,
para 10 cual hsce grandes prepara-
tivos.
Ell gran nuGero de anuncios
nuevos que han ingresado en- los
nGmeros uItimos de LA CR0NICA es
una prueba %evidente de que los me-
gocios comienzan q animarsee en- Los
Angeles.
La Masney tiene en- su estable-
eimiento en- Ia Gale Spring N IL
Tn excelente surtido de confituras,
dulces, etc. segun anuneia hoy en-
La CR0NICA. Lo recomendamos al
publico consumidor.
Los Srs. j. j. Carrillo y A. E..
De Camp,en eompania de otros ami
Cos y ea%pitaneados por ell Sr. Don
Rffael Gallardo salieron antes de
aver Lines para Sonora, adonde
proyectan visitar ricas minas de orc
plata de que tienen muy buenas
noticias.
-Llamamos la ateucion de nues-
tros leetores hacia ell aviso del Salon
Evening Star. Ell Sr. Pascual Nj
gro tiene q su cargo este ~estableci-
miento. 81 nuestros amigos desean
saber 10 que son buenos licores y ex-
c%eientes cigarros haganle una vista
quedsran convencidos de clio.
I'm eolega asegura que la fabri-
Ca de secar fruta, sistema Alden,
esIa lista para ell servicio, y tiene
capacldad de 10 menos cuatro tone
iaaas de fruta SEGA oil dia. Dice que
uha persona que tuviera un capital
ue clneo mil pesos que emplear en-
eila haria un soberbio negocio.
FL Sr. On. Jesus F. Moreno es
ei padre afoltunado de una robusta
UNI que dio a luz su esposa ell Sa-
oado 1ltimo. Hemos dicho que la
una es robusta, y asf 10 pensaran
'amoien nuestros lectores ST les de
umos que q POGO de nacer Sc lie peso
marco en- las bahamas doce libras.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
Actas de Venta Registradas.

Abril 6.
Sacramento l.. de Cummings ct
conjux a Francisco Lopez-Las cua-
dras A, B y c. de la subdivision de
la cuadra 60, medicion de Hancock;
dopacion.
Francisco Lopez ct TX. d George
Cummings ct ux.-Solar de la es-
quina 1891 pies en- la Gale Primera
SS3 pies en- la calle Lopez y 166 pies
entire dichas Gales; donacion.
Abril s.
Edgar A, De Camp a Juan ]. Car
riho-3 indiviso del solar 50x165 pies
en- la calle Sichell, Los Angeles del
Este; $50.
Prudent Beaudry q F. E. Gravel
Solares 4 y 5, cuadra %, trayecto del
Parque; S605.
HIPOTECAS.
Abril f..
e. Bouton ct Tx. & Rivara y Wig
nOlO-GOldI - tuduid L. Ocl tAoJtN-
to de la vi1a de Moreno. / por 100;
$500.
Francisco Rubio q Hiram H.
Wooks-Asignamiento de hipoteca
hecha ell Is de Febrero de 1878 por
Miguel Mora q Jose Rubio; 500.
Abril 5.
Francisco Vassallo ct TX. q l.. +.
Goodwin-Solar 8, cnadra l0l, Belle
Vue Terrace y solar 5 cuadra IL al
lado oeste de la calie Pearl. l aho
II por 100; $500.
EMBARGOS.
Abril 6.
b. Dubourdieu vs.. j. Amillo y
Catarina Amillo-Juicio y embargo
del solar 30x40 pies, ciudad de Los
Angeles; 2l5 50.
Eugene Meyer& Co. VS.. Francisco
Lopez Juicio y embargo de las cua.
dras A, B y G de "a subdivision del
solar 8, cuadra 60, medicion de Han
cock; $50.
La crónica., 1878-04-10

LA caballada en- las vecindades
de Florence comienza q padecer una
enfermedad que Sc cree sea glandu-
las, que ga ha hecho algunos extra
gos, y Sc teme su desarrollo entire
Ell resto del ganado en- Los Angeles.
BE dice que hasta la fecha Sc han
tomado muy pocas precaucIones
para d~esterrar ell NAL.
Ell Gobernador Downey hace
construir un s0lido terrado sobre la
acera frente a su hermoso edifcio
en- la Gale Principal, en- la parte en-
que esta la entrada q nuestras ofici-
mas. Ademas de protejer del sol q
los transeuntes en- la acera tendra
este la ventaja de ofrecer q las per-
sonas que ocupan las oficinas un
hermoso lugar adonde tomar ell
fresco.
NUEvA BARBERIA HOTEL DE
FRANcIA.-Se ha trasladado a la
Gale Temple No. /. Ell aumento en-
ell negocio les ha obligado q los
propietarios de este establecimieuto
4 buscar IN local mas conveniente.
Sc afeita por diez centavos, Sc corta
ell pelo por % centavos y Sc laba la
cabeza por 25 centavos.
Los Srs. Vache Hermanos, i'm
portadores de who's y licores, inser-
tan hoy su anuncio en- nuestro perio-
dico. Ash como en- nuestros restau-
rants y casas particulars ell vino
fabricado por los Srs. Vache es muy
bien acogido, los licores y otros vi
nos que importan Sc consideran co.
mo de los mejores que aquf Sc ven
den. En- Los Angeles hoy las casas
de los Srs. Vache y Bernard son las
que mejor nombre tienen,
Ell pasado Sabado tuvo lugar ell
primer eEsayo para ell concerto que
tendra lugar Ell % del corriente bajo
los auspicios de la Sociedad Hispa-
no-Americana de Beneficencia Nd
tua, y esta noche tendra lugar ell
segundo. Sabemos que la Junta
Directiva de dicha Sociedad no per.
dona esfuerzo para que dicho con-
cierto sea uno de los mejores que Sc
hayan dado en- Los Angeles. Hoy
insertamos ell anuncio co~rrespon-
diente en- La CR0NICA.
Ell ultimo Domingo hicimos
nuestra excursion al rancho del Sr.
Toro, ell La Ballona. La verdad es
que estamos Ell la estacion propia
para hacer paseos al campo, y nues
tros lectores no pueden hacer cosa
mejor que imitarnos hacienda tam
bien sus excursiones dominicales.
Ell campo esta hermosfsimo; las fo-
res comienzan a cubrirlo Ell todas
parties; ell aroma que Sc aspira es
hOiiOAOoOf Nl CAiLl1 uIlCOs hb
Ballona ha sido siempre notado
como IN de los lugares mas beiios
en- las cercanfas de L. A, y ell lugar
en- que Sc ha radicado ell Sr. On.
Juan de Toro, no obstante hacer
muy POGO tempo que en- Ell Sc eE-
cuentra, es un ejemplo de 10 cue ell
gusto y ell trabajo pueden hacer en-
nuestras fertiles Iierras. Una casa
comoda y bien c~onstruida, rodeada
de un jarjin Ell ciernes aun, pero que
revela va futuras belle Zas, conve-
nientemente coiocada en- una her.
mosa meseta desde la cue Sc obtiene
una poetica vista; ell mar q 10 lejos,
las p~intorescas montaflas a ambos
lados, oil lIano espacioso y reeplan-
deciente de verdura Ell derredor,
forman ell hermoso sitio que nos sir
vic de punto de paseo ell Domingo.
ST Sc anaden q este la amable hos.
pitalidad Iecibida de los due1os de
la casa, y la animation propia de
las personals que nos sirvierOn de
companfa Sc comprendera que tu-
vimos IN dia agradable por todov
motives.