Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1883, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, } Wasarneton, D. C., Jan. 30, 1883, 9:30 a. m. For middie Atiantic states warmer fair weather, followed by increasing cloudiness and local rains, variable shifting to southerly, lower pres- sure. Special Weather B: RAIN OR SNOW TO-MORRO' ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes fhe following special bulletin to they ‘The barometer is highest In the upper Missouri Yalley and lowest in the upper Mississippt valley, ‘Where a storm of considerable enerzy, movin ah easterly track, is central. General snow has a in the northwest and upper lake region, and ‘occasional rain or snow In the Atlantic coast states and Ohio valley. Northwesterly winds prevail West of the Mi.sissippi river, northerly in the mid- die states and New England. The temperature Bas falien tn the middle and south Atlantic states, ‘and generally risen in the other districts. The fol- lowing special te ures Were reported at3 p.m. yesterd peraw ‘Washington, 41°; tonio, 68°; ‘on, 62°; Los Angeles, 70°; San Diego, @°. Norfolk reports 1.12 inch of rainfall during the i twenty-four hours. Kain or snow is indicated fo the middie states and New England on Wednes: day. 3 1. and family use, warranted abso- lutely pure, Arlington rye whisky, $1 per quart Dottie; $4 per galion; McGee’s,404 9:h street north- west. 20c. knotted fringe towels, all linen. Cochrane's. Owrsg to the rapidly Increasing demand for our pure Hungarian wines, we have opened an Atuert- an branch, where a large stock will always be kept of our Carlowitz, the Great Hungarian Claret, and ali other kinds of Stilt and Sparkling Hun- * garian Wines, Agencies will be granted In all rincipal cities throughout the United States and Canadas. Apply to Max Greorr, limited Purveyors of Hungarian wines by special appotnt- Ment to the Queen of England. No. 232 Fifth avenue, New York, U. Se 75c. kid gloves (new) adv't. Cochrane’s Up- town. VaLewrixes.—Wholesale and retail, at J. Jay Gould's. Freseit’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, SmATING Ring tickets 8) cents, at Simms’ phar- macy. 10,060 Mex to-day praise Unicorn Shirts. Coch- rane’s. PLEASANT Wore was taxed $5 by Judge Snell yesterday for making it unpleasant for Anna Mat- thews by striking her in the side. 000 Boys will soon have Cochrane's Unicorn snirts. Puysictans and druggists recommend “Dr. Lang's Genuine German Herb Tea” for complaints 0€ the throat, lungs, liver and impure blood, be- cause they know every herb and flower in it’ No Patent medicine. 25 cents. + New Livess Low, at Cochrane's Uptown. Gop FILLED Baxeees, bracelets, chains and charms, $2 to $20, at Prigg’s jeweiry store. New Line Torcuon Laces, 5, 8, 10, 123. 15, 18 and 2c. yard; Irish point embroidery, 18, 24 and Me. yard. We sell a woven corset at 2. Mrs. Max Weyl, agent, 712 7th street. Norice !—Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa.av., takes one dex. fine photos with one thirteenth painted for $3. ‘Tm ScLtivan’s grand lunch to his friends and the public, this Tuesday evening—Terrapin, tur- key, ducks, chicken, salads and coffee. All are cordially invited to lits new place, 1310 Pennsylva- Bia avenue. A MALL colored boy, named Wm. H. Sulvy, was sent to the reform school by Judge Snell yester- day, on complaint of his father, for being an idle ana incorrigible boy. SPRING SEWING SPECIALTIES, bargains, uptown, Cocurane’s. furorraxt Notice to THE Lapies.—Having pur- chased a bankrupt stock of shoes I will seil, for ‘he next ten days, for the benefit of the ladies, at private sale, 5,000 pairs ladies and children’s shoes at less than manufacturers’ cost. ‘This 1s a rare chance for the ladies, Come early to avoid the rush. ‘Red sign, 527 7th street, Saw'L SAMeTAg, Manager. ‘TE WEERLY Stan, a large double paper of fty- Six columns, Will be Sent postp.id for one dollar a Year. Try it. ———_——_ CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:50 p.m. and extinguished at 1:30 a.m. Send Tur WEEKLY | cranes New Year's gift to your trend. a large elgiit-pape paper of fitty- six columns. Only one dollar (post paid) a year— Teduced from two dollars, Bishop Pinkney will to-morrow afternoon, at 4 @elock, dedicute the Protestant Episcopal church winage. ‘apt. William I. Skinner, of the steamer Mat- tano, who was recentiy suspended as a master and m Vessels for a period of thirty days, om the decision of the local inspectors, pe ic John Menshaw has re- Stored ‘his lcense, without reopening the case, from facts adduced in the local inspector's re- te PiGeo. Jones, the colored boy from Washington now under sentence of death in Pittsburg, Pa., for the murder of Jolin Foster, protests his Innocence asserts that @ man nomed Jesse Carter is the guilty wan. At the monthly meeting of the Washington City Bible Soctety last evening 1t was decided to pre- pore. creular describing the work of the society assisting the parent soclety in their fourth gen- eral canvass of the United States. ‘The agricultaral convention, witeh has been in session for a week past, adjourned last evening sine die. The will of Martha Frazer, filed with the Fegister, leaves all of the estate to her mother, Caroline Heckman. On Thursday next, at §:90 a.m., there will be a fclemh mass of requiem for the late Rev. B. F. Wiget, S. J., at St. Aloy-ius church, under the auspices of the Chapel Point Club, as a'charitable offering tothe memory of the former pastor and Patrick Sheehy, a saloon keeper, and his son | Henry were before the Police Court'thts morning, charged with assaulting Mrs. Anna Harris. Pat: Fick was also charged with assaulting a ltt daughter of Anna Harris. The charge of assault ‘Om the mother was dismissed, but Mr. Sheehy was fined $10 for the assault on the girl. About seven o'clock Saturday evening “murd t “police? were heard by several RBeighbors at Massachusetts avenue and 6th street. d several persoms to their doors, that a negro had caught hold ‘of the reticule of a lady and was trying to wrest it from her by main strength. She, howe held on to tt, and finding the publicity of the affair too great, the nexro let go anddsrted up the alley — fth and 7th and I street ana Massachic ells avenue. ertes of Lot the — ; terday, while the work Was proxtessiag on the fourth siction of the Boun- dary street sewer, the machine for excavating the Material trom the bottou of the sewer—about 45 feet deep—was brinzit about a cartload of Taud an. r. Coyle, the con- nd ‘a laborer, of debris being a holding the down to the bottom on the 10% hook of the " ound and not vod headw KS.—The death ie of the well- uttletown, Cal., | Was briefly mentioned {n yestel 3 i ams, S 5 up the city of Sin Fra Later he became en- ayed in mlnip olpany with Mr. Williams. Waters was upricht tm all hts dealings, and A tuost Useful life the re- 5 of all with whom he came in acre are Dut three of the Waters family Messrs. Robert Waters, on 22d street F. Joseph Waters, and Mrs. Drew, wife of Mr. Edward Drew, on i0th street north: Maintained thre spect a hingtén the officers—were before udge Snell this morning again for the larceny of a lot of valuable table cute Hery, napkins, towcls, ete.. from Juan Boyle, who stated that the defentants were servants at his Rotel in Gatthersburg, Mu, last summer, and the afticles were missed at that me. Mr. Boyle iden- Ufled the property as his, some of which was Marked with his name. Dawson pleaded “guilty” tothe charge. Oflicer Bronson testified to recov- tee 'y jm the house of the defendants t ‘The woman admitted that she stole the towels and napkins, but stated that Sometimes she didn't get enough to eat, and then she Would take a towel. ‘They were sentenced to MX MODths os Ab appeal was noted in Fixe AxkTs.—The opening of the Dowling Hes this Moruing to exhibit the paintings tating we Jonson cotiestign, to be sold on pleased and ised at thé extent and quality of the display. may chotce subjects, bearing the | Eav Pelice Court “Cappers” and “Case Brokers.” JUDGR SNELL PUTS HIS FOOT DOWN. that man fave aight to.engage in this business: aha not ave & engage it should certainly be broken up, Tor this practice of soliciting business for lawyers around a court- house is a disreputable business. Mr. Hewlett stated that this man ts employed in his office, and is no “capper” or “broker,” and as as he right there as per” Debaves himself he bas a& much any one else. “I think {it 1s very unprofesstonal for attorneys to employ unprofessional men to around a court-room aud solicit business,” broke in Judge Snell, “and if ‘the names of parties who do thts are common cases of disorderly conduct and the like, and it is disreputable for an attorney to make & dally thing of trying such cases, and taking fees from these poor people when they receive no ben- efit from the counsel, as uniform sinall fines are imposed. T intend to'discourage this practice all 1 can, for if there is any merit in the poor fellow’s case, he will get the bencfit of it without coun- sel. Lawyer Mogs_ said he wished to state emphati- caliy that he did not employ any oue to get cases for him, And in relation to taking fees from poor people, he defended four-fifths of these poor people for nothing. Lieut. Noonan was sent for by the court. He stated that when he informed the man who wag talking to witnesses this morning that he would be locked up if he did not desist, that Lawyer Hewlett threatened him ‘violently, and shook his fist. in his (the Meutenant’s) face, and he had to use a great deal of forbearance. . Mr. Hewlett started to make some further re- marks, but the court checked him, saying that Lieut. Noonan was an old and reliable officer. The court directed the lteutenant to bringin all the people who solicit around the court house, and they will be fined. .1itake a good many of these cases of poor peo. ple,” interjected Mr. Hewlett, “to keep thei out of the hands of some of these other sharks around here wo don’t care for poor people.” Mr. Padgett stated that if he found any more of this work he would proceed against the attorneys who employed these “capers,” no matter who they are. prosecutor of United States Mr. Chas. & Moor? cases before the Police Court, states that he 1s golng to propose a rule from the Revised Stavutes of the District of Columbia governing this matter, Which ne will present to Judge Snell for his ap- proval, and which, if enforced, will break up th mean practice. a ‘The Awociated Charities. 4 MEETING IN THE ELEVENTH SUB-DIVISION. A public meeting of the eleventh sub-division Associated Charities was held last night In the Westminster Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr. Bit- tinger, pastor. There was a fair attendance of the charitably disposed citizens of South Washington. The president, Mr. Jos. M. Wilson, called the meet- Ing to order, and stated the objects tobe to re- kindle an interest in the objects and atms of the Associated Charities. He spoke of the great num- ber of worthy poor in the eleventh division, and the small means at hand to relieve them. Rev.Dr. Bittinger, Mr. cere’ White and Mrs. John D. Hyer were appointed a committee to nominate officers for the ensuing year. The committee reported the following nomina- tions, which were approved: President, Dr. R. B. Donaldson; vice president, Mrs. Isabella M. Bit- Unger; treasurer, Isaac Fairbrother; and Sainuel M. Yeatman, secretary. For directors, Joseph M. Wilson, Sarah Lloyd, Mr. J. Whit Herron, Mrs. John D. Hyer, Mrs. William Cammack, Mr. E. G. Wheeler, Mr. George White, Mr. W. H. Baum, Mrs W. W. Hicks, and Dr. Henty C. Thompson; 'C. B. Pearson, delegate to the central board. Dr. Donaldson made an appropriate address, in which he referred to the very large fleld for work in the eleventh subdivision and of the need for immedi- ate help. He stated that Mr. Wm. H. Baum had Kindly consented that his office, at the corner of 7th and B streets southwest, should be used by the board of directors and for ‘a place far receiving names of needy persons, &c., without cost. —— Orricens ELSCTED.—At the annual session of the grand lodge of the Knights of Honor of the Dis- trict of Columbia, held last evening, officers were elected for the ensuing year as follows:—Charles J. Lasier, grand dictator; F. E. Storm, grand vice dictator; W. P. Allen, ‘grand assistant dictator: Edwin Muller, grand reporter; J. B. Herre, ‘grand treasurer; A. W. Hoff, grand chaplain; D.T- Jones, grand guide; J. W.’ Wisner, grand guardian; H. Dingman, H: Shannon and’ George A. Sawyer, gtand trustees; Dr. Z. T. Sowers, state medical ex: aminer: H. Dingman, representative to supreme lodge; Theodore L. DeLana, alternate. ict baat DEATH FROM BuRNS—Last Friday, about 2 o'clock p.m., a colored girl named Lilly Dick was badly burned by her dress taking fire from a stove in house No. 1 Jackson Hall alley northwest. Dr. West was called in and rendered medical aid, but she died Sunday tnorning, about 4 o'clock, from the effects of the injuries received. eager “STOVEPIPES” WHICH Hop Less THAN A PINT. Frederick Wyrick, of No. 103 3d street_southwest, was before Judge Snell yesterday (the seventh {ime since the first of November) on the charge of Keeping an unlicensed bar. License Agent Raff and Sealer of Welghts and Measures Small testi- fled that the defendanc has a wholesale license which gives bitn the privilege to sell not less. than a pint. Mr. Small testifled that he measureda “stovepipe” glass of beer sold at the defendant's bar and found that it was less than a pint. He also measured the glass fn court, and it was found. to contain less than a standard pint. Mr. Cantll appeared for the defendant and claimed that he could not be guilty, as he has been in fail ever since the last conviction against him on the same charge, and could not be held for violating the law while in Jai Judge Snell held that he being the proprietor he was responsible for the business in his house. ‘The court tmposed a fine of $150 or 60 days, and the defendant was committed. — MARRIAGE Licenses.—The clerk of the court has issued marriage licenses to Martin Casby and Maggie Grinnip, of Baltimore, Md.; James C. mp-on and Hattle E. Garland, both’ of Auburn, N.¥.; Frank Van Gruder and Frances R.. Pyles? rd N. Colbert and and Mary E. Pye; Jolin Hf. Tiling both of Prince George ‘beuffer, of Philadel- S m Butler, of Prince George county, Md., and Julta Jackson, slrnemat Goxé To “Beat? THE WorkHovsE.—A young man named John W. Upton, allas Oats, was in the prisoners’ dock at Judge Snell's court this morn- Ing, charged with betng a suspicious person. Mr. Henry Hammond stated that the defendant came to his house yesterday and engaged board and himself and a friend who was to come ‘The prisoner stated that he was an engi- neer on the B, and 0, ‘The witness stated that he was suspicious of defendant, and inquired at the B. and O. depot and found that no such person was employed there. He then reported the Matter to Lieut. Kefly, who had Upton arrested. Officer McKenzie stated that the defendant admit- ted to him that he intended to “beat” the house. He was sent to the farm for 9) days, Crry Mars.—On account of the great demand for the map of the city of Washington, as published by the Washington Beneficial Endowment Associ- ation, they have been compelled to issue a new and tmnproved edition, ‘The assoctation will hung them in any public place In the elty by leaving the name or dropping a postal card to the office of the assoclation, 911 F street. If for private use they cau be had’at the cost pric adhccedetdl te Cuotcs Frrxitvre.—-Attention ts called to the sale advertised by Messrs. Walter B. Williams & auctioneers, announcing for sale by catalogue @ superb collection of artistic furniture at Scot’s Art Galle 0. 913 F street, next to Masonic Temple. The gallery ts carpeted, well heated, and admirably arranged, with a cata- logue containing about one hunured numbers, giv in; a description of the several pteces to be offered forsale. ‘The collection 1s worth seeing, whether one wants to buy or not. The sale commences on Friday at 1i o'clock. The collection will be on exhibition the day, previous to the’ sale, when catalogues will be ready. Rar ow tHe “Forty Tutryrs."—Private Bur- gess, of the fourth precinct police, yesterday made @ raid on a crowd of boys in the frst ward, rang- ing in age trom fitteen to twenty years, Who call themselves the “Forty Thieves.” ‘They make a ‘of robbing busiuess wagons on. the 1d. several cases of this kind have been traced to them. In the Poltce Court this morning charles Bannon, Alexander Walker, George Daye ton, Jeseph Jenkins, William Jonison, Thomas Wynne, Lemuel Finnecome, and Joseph Jefferson, all colored except Finnecome, were called up to he dock-ratl o answer the charge of stealing a | Keg of beer from the wagon of John O. Guethier. ‘The offense was proved, and they were sentenced to 60 days each in jaf. ‘Bannen, Walker, Dayton, and Jenkins were sentenced to 60 days additional for stealing five bottles of beer from the wagon of Charles C. Bryan. Jefferson got 60 days more for | stealing some brooms from the store of William | Ketter. Walker and Finnecome were also con- vieted of stealing lot of cakes trom the wagon ot Henry Ruppert. The testimony showed that when they were discovered Walker drew a pistol and threatened to shoot Ruppert. In this case a” g0t 9 days additional and Finnecome 60 ays. QuEER FREAK 07 cite oth 4 Sator’s Wire —Some ex- ent Was occastoned tn the ne§ghborhood of treet southwest. yesterday evening by the eccentricities of a Mrs. Farmér, whese husband Is asailor. He had been at home some time from a cruise, started away yesterday morning for Brooklyn to join the Saratoga. In the afternoon Sho telegraphed her husband that his wife was dead, and nofined him to come and take ch: of the Name of a frieud of the for. tudes Spames of favorite artists, and may wed Supertor to aby ike collection ex- here for a Loe ery The rooms will be to the public until the day of sale, thus giv- to intending sers. full oppartunity to @arefuily examine and judge of the value of the Several canvases before the hour for bidding ar- h. «atterwards she Went home, ‘on the door, and went to bed. See- actions, the neighbors sent word to the when Sergeant Nokes and Dr. Hammett went to her house, suspecting that she might have taxen polson,but it was ‘und that she was tatoxk: cal only. sald the huaband telegr would be here, = End ef a Noterious Mente Maa. “iM” KING DIES IN A LUNATIC ASYLUM, James King, who was convicted: in the District H Forp’s Orga Hovuse.—The liveliest plece of rat- tling fan seen In W: ‘on for many a day was the performance of “ rie ton” by the Wyndham comedy company at Ford’s last night. There was not a let-up to th th S @ demand upon the risibles aoe the entire four acta Mr.Wyndham leads off in the carnival of merriment,but he 1s go closely followed and sustained by the other members of the company that the result is not in the unsatis- ace) Star performance line, but isa well rounded whole. NaTionaL THEATER.—A critical audience wit- nessed Salvint’s grand rendition of * Othello” last evening, and greatly enjoyed it. His support was J, And the whole performance was very even. night Miss Marie tt and Mr. Lewis Mor- rison will appear in “The New Magdalen. To- morrow evening Salvini will give bis admirable characterization of King Lear. THEATER Comigus.—The cosy Comique this week is fully up to the stand- ard. The program has been selected with care and In It are some excellent bits of variety acting. Murphy and Mack, and Murphy and Shannon, are the Ieading attractions, Dimz MUsEuM.—A very entertaining perform- evening. rformance at the ance is given here every afternoon an New curiosities and wonders are on exhibition,and large audiences are attracted datly. Linconn Hatt.—Admiral Dot and his London Inuseum company give a unique parlor entertain- ment here every afternoon and evening this week. Besides Admiral Dot, Count Rosebud and Baron Littlefinger appear. Reserved seats at Ellis’ Haut.—Prof. Carpenter enter- tains large audiences at every performance with his wondertul and amusing scenes in mesmerism and psychology. CONGREGATIONAL CHuRCH.—A tmausical and liter- ary entertainment will be given here this evening, as a complimentary testimonial to little May Carrigan. —.—__ District Government Affairs. ABSESSED AND SALABLE VALUE OF REAL ESTATE. Acomparative statement of assessed value and market value of realestate in the northwestern section of the city is shown by recent sales of real estate: lot. Asssesed value. Sold per foot. In square 187 70c. ie ae) 7 195 & 195 6 125 198 80 1.30 139 oy 225 158 F 83 115 50 1.00 139 30 1.00 115 bo 1.30 188 40 128 15 50 187 9 5 % 139 40 1.00 5 50 1.50 “189 30 1.0 « 4 35 0 “389 80 1.00 “181 40 % 8. of square 181 St 4.00 In square 139 30 2.00 8q. on H st. 1.83 5.00 The Courts. Circuit Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Elliott, trustee, agt. Cook et aL; off the calendar. Bartley agt. Winchester; same action, Strong agt. District of Columbia; same action. Young agt. Kirk; judgment for plaintiff, Rapley Vitliams; ju gment for defendant. Johnson & Co. agt. Miller; leave given to amend pleas. Keyser agt. Shepherd; on hearing, To-day, Keyser agt. Shepherd; verdict for de- fendant.’ Cook, jr., & Co. agt. Strong et al-; Web- ster agt. Stuart, and Drexel agt. Ryons, adminis- trator; off calendar. Hill agt. Capital Publishing Co.; settled. Campbell agt. District; billof ex- ceptions signed. Belmonte agt W. & @. R.R. Co.; reierred. Equity Court.—Judge James, To-day the following business was done: Roth- wick agt. Parker; rule on defendant Issued. Bradley agt. Bradley; testimony of non resident Pwitness ordered taken. Central National Bank agt. Hume; Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Georgetown allowed to intervene. King agt. Essex; sale and investment of bonds allowed. Blake agt. Fant; assignment of judgment to Jos- ephine Fant ordered. Tucker agt. Olsen; sale finally ratified and cause referred. Pouice Courr.—Judge Snell. Yesterday, after our report closed, Edward O'Brien, for carrying a pistol, was fined $20 or 80 days. Frederick Wyrick, keeping an unlicensed bar; $150 or 60 days.“ Arthur Smith and Philip Mc- Coy, colored, assault on Fillis Downs; $5 or 15 days. Frank Butler and Millard Herndon, colored, affray ; Herndon was fined $5 and Butler forfeited collateral. Mary J. Lomax, colored, assault on Betsy Robinson; or 15 days. Dan Toomey, as- sault on Jos. P. Mackey; continued. Anna Lewis, colored, larceny of $4 from Robt. Rickets; 30 days. Pleasant White, colored, assault on Annie Mathews: $5 0r 18 days. Hichard Davis, colored, larceny of $1.50 trom Etta Chapman; $5 or 15 days. Anderson Ferguson, assault on Jos. Shelton; $5 or 1 days. W. H. Sulvy, colored, idle and incorrigi- ble; reform school. To-day, Charles Green, colored, loud and bols- terous; $ or 15 days. - Charles Tasco, colored, sus- Pictous person; personal bonds. Honora Reed, Vagrancy; 90 days. Richard Saunders, colored, boisterous;$5 or 15 days. John W.Upton,altas Oats, suspicious person; 99 days. Chas, Dawson and Ann Meredith, larceny of a lot of table cutlery and other articles from Juan Boyle: six months in jail each. Pat. Sheehy,assault on Mary Harris; $10 or 30 days. Eliza Bergin, assault on Caroline Green- well; $5 or i5 days. Stephen Washington, larceny of a pair of skates; 30 days. Chas. Bannon, Alex. Walker, Geo. Dayton, Jos. Jenkins, Wm. Johnson, Thos. Wynne, Lemuel Finnecome and Jos. son, larceny Of a keg of beer from John O. Gueth- ler;' 60 days each. Chas Bannon, Alex. Walker, Geo, Dayton and Jos. Jenkins, larceny of five bot: ties of beer from Chas ©. Bryan; 60 days addl- tonal. Turner Jefferson, larceny or two brooms from ‘Wm. Kelfer; 60 days. Alex. Walker and Lemuel Finnecome, larceny of some cakes from Henry Ruppert; ‘Finnecome got 60 days and Walker got 90 days additional. ages Affairs in West Washington. A FeMate Pickrocker.—A colored girl named Annie Lewis was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Snell yesterday for robbing Robert Rickets, an old colored man, of He stated that Annie came into his restaurant in this place Saturday night and asked permisston to warm her feet, and wiille there she picked his pocket of the money. TEeMPENANCE Mustina.—the Dashaway reform club held their weekly meeting last evening ‘at Dashaway hall The attendance was large and unusual interest manifested. Addresses were mide by Joun Tyler, jr., and Jacob Kimball. A Petition that the charter for the new gas company be passed by Congress, and that it em- brace this part of the District, is belng circulated for signers. Port News—Schr. Mary E. Long, Orne, from Providence for Washington, sailed from Narragan- sett harbor on the 26th Inst. Ww DE MEYER'’S CATARRH CURE Stops hawking, snuffing, running nostrils, poisonous mucons dripping in the throat, and pains over theeyes, purifies the breath and restores the voice, taste, smell end hearing. An absolute cure for Catarrh and all its symptoms. As effective in cases of 20 yesrs’ standing agin ordinary colds. Dr. Wei De Meyer's ‘Illustrated Treatise” on Catarrh mailed free on request. Cure $1.00 of all Druggists or delivered by D, B Dewey & Co., 182 Fulton st., New York. 980-2, tham HF 00, g885g TITT RER TIT? TTTT ERE RRR * Ebr at = Bose B fie EE & coud ‘ERON Last evening the bailiffs of the marshal’s office had placed in their hands several subpevas, which excited conjecture, im view of the recent action of the grand jury in indicting Mr. Dickson. ‘These subpoenas were for Messrs. Wm. Dickson, concluded to-day. ——__ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tae EVEnina @raR. Bos-Tait. CaTs.—One of the justices of the peace chosen at the last has: made a study of cats, and thinks that If they did not occupy 80 much time and attention in swinging their tails they would be much mote industrious, and, like the piper of Hamelin, rid the town of rats. Some ths he registered months ago vow that no cat in Alexandria should have a and he has since pursued bis crusade with acquiring such akilruly a8 s surgeon, fifty-eight” babviall cats 88 asurgeon. Fifty- cal are now al yarge here, and it iseaid that seances for this kind of vivesection are-held regularly in ‘the first ward, THE SHIP YARDS.—Vigorous work will be re- sumed with the opening weather upon the two large vessels at the Ship yarus here. At one of the yards the stern-post is about to be lrted into janes and at the other the keel is about to be completed. Considerable repairs are being made to vessels there. The Lady of the Lake will come shortly for repairs to her rudder, and other sisters to refit after sundry damages by the Ice. POLICE MaTTERs.—The only occupants of the station-house this morning were one “drunk and disorderly” and three lodgers. —The chain gang 13 occupied now cleaning gutters and improving street ways —Readyman Simpson is serving in place of Officer Tomlin.—The police will be pald off for January before the close of this week.— The mayor’s court to-day had one case—a slight misdemeanor, Reporter's NoTEs.—The Alexandria and Wash- ington ferry is open, with three trips each way.— ‘The Western Union Selegraph company 18 putting up call bells tn various sections of the city.—There has been little change lately in the conditton of Mr, Jobn Slater and Oficer Robert Tomlin; both seriously ilL—A lad named Henry Wells was knocked down by a wagon and slightly hurt last night, near the upper endoft Duke street.—The Reform Club will hold an interesting meetin morrow night—The Mayor has instruc the police to cause the arrest of ali persons ascertained have disfigured fences and dead walls—Gas is to be turned off of all premises delinquent for gas bills next Saturday.—Skating has now ceased to bea peoart in this city, the ice having become CITY ITEMS. Attention, Voters. Look to your interest and save doctor bills by using Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. All Mixed Drinks, 10c., from pure liquors only, at Wright & Johnson’s, 911 B street northwest. Mr, John M. McAvoy, 1829 H street, says: “I have derived great benefit from Brown’s Iron Bitters when broken down by overwork.” American Broadcloth. Shapes better and wears better than any com- Peting foreign goods, and will not fade. Complete suits, either Prince Albert or fall dress coat with any style vest, pantaloons to match, of doeskin, for $27. A cheaper pair of pants will make the Bult $25; coat $15, vest $4, pantaloons $8 or $6. Gro. C. HENNING, 410 7th street. Eat, Drink, Be Merry, and live like a lord. Champagne Cocktails, best Whisky and all Mixed Drinks, f0c. WRIGHT '& JOHNBON, 911 D street northwest. Burnett's gocoaine has received universal endorsement. No other preparation possesses such remarkable properties for embellishing and strengthening the halr and rendering it dark and glossy. It cures baldness and eradicates dandruff. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best. The Combination of Ingredients used in making Brown’s Bronchial Troches is such astogive the best possible effect with safety. They are widely known as the best remedy for coughs, colds, throat diseases and asthmatic troubles. Price, 25 cents a box. Forty Years’ Exverlence of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the best female physictans and nurses {a the United States, and bas been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, griping in tho bowels and wird colic. By giving healt! child itrests the mother, Prigo 2 cents a mW, Hecker's Baking Pbwder te pertect in every respect Healthful, thoroughiy Fellable, uniform in strength, and its baking qual- ities cannot be surpassed. : A New Years Gitt, in the sHape of the Dollar WEEKLY Srar, for ono year, is inorder. It ts a lurge eight-page paper of Aifty-six columns—the largest and cheapest in the country. Only one dollar, post patd. ‘Trinders’ Lacto Phoshate of Lime and Cod Liver Otl, the best remedy known for coughs, colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat, breast and lung affections. For Thick Heads, Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions,—Wells’ May Apple Pills—anti-biltous, cathartic. "10 and 25¢. Ald Dal: Wagons.” Fresh ALY Wit chute etry morning and delivered in 3g-Ib. “Ward” prints. 55c. be per Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, 6c. per qt. “Cream, ise. pint. Lars Reav Tus. THE PALAIS ROYAL has an enormous stock on hand of novelties suitable for parties, receptions, ete. The near approach of Lent warns ué these festivities will soon be over. when our finer stock of novelties will not be in much demand, therefore we have reduced these best goods to cost. 250 Fans, ivory sticks, fine satin, beantifully band gmbroldereil oF hind paluted. (‘These Fans have feather tips, and have been selling for $3.98 uced price, $1.98. eacl 157 handsome warranted all allk Spanish lace Fichug and ‘Tes, in cream and black. ‘Thousands have been sold. for $1.84; reduced price, $1.35. - 500 pair finest selected Kid Gloves in every conceiy- able color for evening wear. Six button length, worth fully $1.98; reduced price, $1.25 79 bunches ouly, warranted pure cardinal, pink, crem and yellow bunch. Have been selling ailk Roses, in red, ; six roses in each for $1.25; reduced price, 75c. ave fnee cnet Hoes aan ernie ts. these t handker- sure the Very finost quality: we have made @ spec- falty of them at YBe.; reduced price, 680. 3 white ostrich, tortoise shell stick, only ice, $50.60. “One Fan of real duchesse lacs pearl sticks, feather tips. $18.68; former price, $2750. Also, one Fan, lavender ostrich, pearl sticks. is fan is a Carlosity, $15; former price, 619.00. a jarr‘ 217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AYNQIHER SUPPLY OF THOSE POPULAR AND Beautiful Wm. Shaeffer Upriat Pianos Prices low; payments easy, Call and e3 ‘and see city references, Gro & - mGrexesteen & Fuller and others on monthly pay: V. BECKER, 801 9th street northwest. First-class tunis a rT rt experience and mcteae it the Disties nade HH, »- Bars, . IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 1111Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, For first-class work and artistic tailoring place your orders with theleading house of Washinzton. 024 aE hl RANDFATHERS’ CLOCKS. finest collection of old- and Mantel CLOCKS in aortas founder a EC R. HARE" . pK 20m mpc! SAF Besa JSvsr Recerven a Fire Ticorts. TION OF ~ PATE DES FOIE GRAS, DRY GOODS. Srrcrar Norrez, DRY GOODS AT COST. CARPETINGS aT COST. W. W. BURDETTE & CO. Offer at Retail One Hundred Thousand Dodars worth of New and Desirabie DRY GOODS and CAR- PETINGS at COST for Fifteen days only. OUR IMMENSE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED BE- FORE TAKING INVENTORY. GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL BALE. Fine and Choice SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS PLUSHES and CREPES st cost. LADIES’ SUITINGS, CLOTHS, FLANNELS. SHOODAS, CASHMERES and FOULAIES at Cost. Special Bargains in COLORED SILKS, SATIN RHA- DAMES and BROCADE SILKS. REMNANTS. 10,000 yards of REMNANTS, Odds and Ends, incind- ing Remnants of SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, Fine DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, and WHITE GOODS, which will be sold at less than half their real value. BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. 100 pairs of BED BLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost. A very large stock of White, Red, Plain and TWILL FLANNELS at cost. 5,000 yards of CANTON FLANNEL, at 8, 10, 12%, 14 and 18 cents per yard. CARPET DEPARTMENT. ‘We wil! offer on our Second and Third Floors a Job Lo of good TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETING at 75 cents per yard; worth $1. : All other Carpete at Cost, consisting of Fine and Hand- some Patterns of the best TAPESTRYS, THREE- PLY, INGRAIN in Cotton and Wool, and ALL WOOL, and HEMP and VENETIAN. LINEN DEPARTMENT. ‘This Department is well stocked in the very best of TABLE DAMASK, WINE CLOTHS, NAPKINS and TOWELS. Very Choice Patterns in HALF BLEACHED GERMAN TABLE DAMASK at 40, 50, 62, 75 centeand $1 per yard. 50 Dozen Fine DAMASK KNOTTED FRINGE TOWELS at $4, worth $6, Also, NAPEINS and TOWELS from $1 per dozen upto ‘Fine Quality. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ‘In thie Department we have many very Choice Styles of Ladies’ CLOTH JACKETS, ULSTERS and DOLMANS and SILK CIRCULARS, and DOL- ‘MANS which will be eold 20 per cent. less than cost, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Great Bargains will be offered in Ladies’ and Chil4ren’s COLORED HOSE, Full Regular Made, at 25, 37 and 50 cents per pair. Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s UNDERWEAR from the Lowest up to the Finest Quality will be sold at cost. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. Good CALICOES, 5 cents. ‘The Best CALICOER, 6% cente. WAMSUTTA COTTON, 11% cents, FRUIT OF THE LOOM, 10 cents. LONSDALE, 10 cente. ANDROSCOGGIN, 9 cents. FOREST MILLS, 8 cents. Beet SHEETING, 234 yards wide, 324 cents. Good SHEETINGS, 24 yards wide, 25 cents. Also, SHEETINGS, 234 yards wide, 25 cents. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., Nog, 928 778 STREET AND 706 K STREET NORTHWEST. $a27-3t G UINNIP’S ‘Have just finished taking Stock, and have ‘MARKED DOWN Almost every article in their store for a general CLEAN OUT, BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW QUARTERS. wit REMOVE APRIL ler. WE WISH TO CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOOK OUT BEFORE THAT TIME. ALL OF OUR GOODS WERE BOUGHT FOR CASH, WHICH BELONGED TO US. * Therefore we can safely say that no stock of goods IN TRIS MARKET HAS BEEN BOUGHT AT LOWER PRICES THAN OURS. ALL DEPARTMENTS ARF FULL AND COMPLETE. GUINNIP & CO. 820, 822, AND @4 SEVENTH STREET, X. W. 323, L. Benzesos Bacrmore Srore. 908 SEVENTH STREET, Brrweex I xp K Norawrsr, In ‘order to take an inventory of stock during Febru- ary wo desire to reduce cur encire stock, and for the next month will waive our usual selling prices, offering great bargains in every department, IN DRESS GOODs, Silk Stripe Suitings are marked 123c., value 87340. Figured Alpacas, 12}c. Platds, 12\c. Cashmeree, formerly 35 to 50c., are marked 250, IN FINE GoODs, Special Reductions will be found. Black Dress Silks, 80c., $1, $1.25 up, reduced 20 per ct. Black, Navy, Green, and Bronze Silk Plush; Green, Garnet and Black Silk Velvete, reduced 20 per ct. Great special drives in HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Scotch Wool and Medicated Red Underwear, reduced 10 per ct. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, Flannels, <Linens and Woollen Goods, st immense reductions. ‘These prices will only last a short time, therefore pur- chasers will study their interest by inspecting our goods before purchasing elsewhere. L, BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, a7 908 7th street northwest. Srecra Buzears m= Day Goons ar CARTER’S, 711 Manner Sracr. tn of the widest and best York Mills SHEETING COTTON, S10. 4 Remnanw of the best yard wide LONSDALE CAM- BRIC, 1%0. ‘Remnants of the best yard wide COTTON, 10c, Remnants of Dress Goods, SATINS and SILKS, at half their value. DOUBLE WHITE BLANEETS, $2. OOLORED SILES, 50c. Excellent BLACK SILES, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, ESS Ot eet cnet BILE VEL. Pure Wool DRESS GOODS reduced to 250. BED COMFORTS, $1. ‘Af CEETS. CLOAKS and CLOAKING SELLING UFF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT CosT. ne ) 12 MARKET SPACE, Axpensors Scorca Zrrnras. SEATON PERRY, : (Buccessor to Perry & Brother), HAS Now “REAp’ Is OX” 80 PIRCES AND) /ENUIN een aa eae ¥ LARGE AND ASSOB: OF New x SARS ean sae, Pots FE NEW GENUINE SCUTCH GINGHAMB AT 250. ALL THE NOVELTIES IN “WHITE GOODS.” FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS. “RARE BARGAINS” IN HUCK AND DAMASK LINEN TOWELS AT 25c. “EXTRA A’ z LINEN Raph ah a 1S, TABLE, _ HOUSE JERSEYS IN BLACK AND COLORS. NEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS. BLACK SILKS, BEST MAKES, FROM §1 TO $3.50. BLACK AND COLORED OMAN SILKS FROM $1.15 10 $3.80, — “REDUCE! 101 PLAIX AND BROCADED ‘SILK VEN a ae ELEGANT STOCK OF GAUZES, BROCADES, :&c., Hiek VARIES AND Stoernions “PP 2 DARI mh D) NG EVENING FABRIS = ROOM FOk DISPLAYL Sa~ Cnorce Fie axp Connect oIce Goons, Pian FIGURES, SEATON PERRY, - Perry Building, ‘Penvrylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840. ja27 In Consrquexce OF THE DEATH OF MR. CHARLES PERRY, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HEMPSTONE & PERRY, 603 MARKET SPACE, WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DaYs. 8. L. HEMPSTONE. ALL GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES. Troxsezr & Crane, 811 MARKET SPACE, CALL “SPECIAL” ATTENTION THE FOL- LOWING : ae; UTICA SHEETING, 393. NEW YORK MILLS DOS PEQUOT 30. AMSUTTA 15. IDE OF THE WEST, 1235, ARKGOD TEA 12) INSDALE CAMBRIC, 12) to call ores atte: 01 10-4 4 4 (best) to call tention to our reduction in Our stock in all de te tn comy and Hices hisve beeu arraiged at rock bottom. A are vited to inspect the stock. ‘One Price Only. TRUNNEL & CLARK, jana 81 MARKET SPACE, Fusr Anarvat Or Sparse Goons. 100 PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL SATINES, IX TI VERY LATEST Sivbeas = & THE We call special attention to this elegant stock and would advise an early selection, an tse Indications wee eted of choice styles, early Spring for fy it variety. Great reduction in all Winter Coats, Cloak and Clr- cnlars, Berlin Cloth Jackets at very low prices. ‘These are Jersey shaped and the most fashionable goods in the market for Iadics who prefer the correct Style. A Tare chancein ofiered. EVENING 8 LUSH in eveniny shades. CASHMERES and ALBATROSS in all the delicate colors. LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, in eight beautiful Teduce: K SILK VELVETS jn all grades. ocpreat reduction in BROCADE VELVETS, Black and lore. BONNET and GUINET SILKS ii grade. In fact a complete stock of First Clase Drs Goede, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, a 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ee ie best fa the cheapest. lS EB SELL FINE SHIRTS than any other honse in the worl ‘ou to take our say so, but call an oth unuslin, (not tants fall of pared eizin cloth muslin, (no! ra re 10 leceive the eye): reinforced with Amelinen bosom, lined with linen, linen sleeve hanas and linen neck band, (not Union linén, but pure linen), and felled seams, (tot turned over and stitched through with one stitch): all finished ready for the wash tub, with button holes ‘cut and then worked, (not worked and then ent.) Only 75c. for the ‘*Hannis* ehirt. A fall stock of Winter Unde sbirta and Drawers at prices to please. The beat Soci oveltes im Bik Neckwear: "62 Beats eo tea gee bovelties in Silk Neckwear; is for $1. ‘6c. Scaris sold for 40e. At 022 S we and gee the MEGINNISS', 1002 F street. GENTLEMEN’S GOODs. S. B. ELLERY, a SUCCESSOR 719 DUBREUIL BROFHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DR! SHIR’ GENTS’ ORNISHINGS iad 1112 F Staret Nonrawesr, Wasuixatox, D.0. Bix of the Finest Dreas Shirts to order.. Bir ehthe Pine sures to cra Bix Fine Shirts to orde: party Fae SHIRT FACTORY aND MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 F Street, opposite Patent Office. Fine Dress S*irte to order a specialty. Bix best Bhirte for $18.50. made Shirts at follo eae epee a less, unfinished, 65c. ; finished, 80 cts. Full line of Boys’ shirts. Fine assortment’ of Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear. 422 Pore Axp Isviconarne. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as s delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, aro invited to makes trial of the celebrated brand, UPPER TEN WHISKEY. ‘This Whirkey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oll, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fio- titious age and flavor to this popular drink. aa For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. BEED'S SON8, ‘Washington, D. 0, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPESA, 3018-78 BOLE PROPRIETORS. Eno or tne srasox. REDUCTION IN PRIOES TO REDUCE STOCK. onnpet ett Sver pith open tone onemeem te eae Callearly before they are all sold. “( of BINGLETON & HOEKE, 3 01 MARKET 6PACE. a TAND, Marpac, WHAT ARE YoU CHEWING! Yor ny Cou 94 Lath and. LADIES’ GOODS. Mas. A, Axxsrnoxa, 160 WEST 42p STREET, NEW YORK CITY, Has opened, AT HER PARLONS, 1401 G STREET, Elegant Assortment of An IMPORTED COs: ec. ‘Wil take orders now: Tor tne Byetag trade, Pram ONE CENT PER YARD. PLAITING f TWO CENTS PER YARD (Parisian Mode 22 ___902 Sth atreet, corner of I northwest. = som A. McNALLY, My “20 Beta ctiece, matioon Square, 8. ¥., ill remain another week with her Rapdecue ‘men! FREXCH, DINNER, EVENING and RECEPTION, DRESSES, also STREET COSTUMES and BALL DRESSES, S which abe will eell at cost before going to Enrope, 9022-20" 21 drm STREET NORTHWESTY Mas. Serua Roereer, 608 NaxtH Stacer, Oprostrs Parert Orrice, ‘bas Just opened a larce and well-selected assortment HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS, SWISS EMBROUWERIES, MEDICE, TORCHON AND OTHER LACES, which will be sold at Lome prices. Elegant lineof NECK RCFFIING LACE FICHURS, GEN, iY, i TRIMMING, BUTTONS, | HOSIEK' GLOVES and ART EMBROIDEMY GOODS STAMPING promptly executed. hy Kw Groves Kon Groves: BELOW COST! BELOW ©OsT! 10-Button Jouvin, only $1, former price $1.50. €-Button Monogram, only $1, former prite $1.50. jutton Monogram, only 9c., former price $1.25. 8-Button Monogram, only 78c., former price $1. ‘The above are all in Evening Shades. MRS. M. J. HUNT'S, 1309 F STREET. wel? Mis. Cc. Doxovax, 315 Sra AVENUE, NEW YORK CIty, ‘Bas opened at her Rooms for the Season, WITH A CHOICE VARIETY OF BALL DRESSES, In Thule, Gold and Silver Gauzes, Satin and Brocade, Orders promptly attended to. sont M®- J. F. PALMER, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, ‘Will vell all of ber Imported Stock of PARIS BONNETS AND LONDON HATS aT ACTUAL COsT og THE NEXT THIRTY Days. ROCHON, 820 F 8’ 5 Ty raoasicects, ‘ooigeur as Cheveux et Coiffures de Soiree et dc ¥ fon. EXTRACT DE VELOUTD Beaute et hygiene du telut, Ber Goose Je Masse EAR oar tag SILK ad PLUSH SUITS LM AN: ILK CUR A LARS, RUSSIAN CIRCUL FUR TRIMAINGS, DRESS an M. WILLIAN, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. jal3 i eae (Formerly MME. KORN,) FRENCH DRESSMAKER, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Wedding, Dinner and Reception Dressse « spevialtre Only first-class work done. Jatt BETWEEN 6TH Dames de Paris, Abonnement, 3216-1m Do°terass’, UA! iin : NDERG — NTS. IONDAY, Ji annual rale of Talent Undergartsenta, ‘wis 300“ thoroughly made and trimmed CHEMISE AND DRAWERS, AT 250, Eaow. Sree emer Un to be one-third to one-half greater: that of ther muslin made. During the continuance of DOUGLASS’. ae NINTR SIREET. M ME VON BRANDIS, formeris with Lord & Zayi at the shortest notice. Dresses, ‘Bridal ‘Tronssesan i 5 mm 907 Penusylvania ave., over M. Willinn's, HR. RUPPERT, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. BakE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, iN FANCY WORSTED WORK cf new feaigns for Embroii on Linen, Mazo PtP E AL Tt and a general outht for children, Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, Gerinan, i Hungarian Yarns, allcolors. All kinds Emil he 9 Stamping promptly executed. of MODISTE. York; Wm. act Work. materia! cn hand. Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 a Rl Makes CORSETS to onder it ‘and guaran teen perfect At and HER SPECIALTIES ANE French Rand-made Underch ‘Merino Underwear and finest Imported Hosiery . Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dros Reform Comat for wiilch Ming HL. se seein ace ° or vapecial aw, tannot vane. N‘D.—Freneli, German and Spanish spoken. a5 FINANCIAL, ROTECT YOUR FAMILIES —A MARV PLO! Prices. von MUTUAL RESERVE FUN) ITE ASSOCIATION insured fourteen milicn of dol in the lest four months of the year, Flizur Wright and bhep Homans, the ereai cote sari, both cidorne our plan. Solicitors waste : etree nic-3m I. ¥, KNIGHT, Manower. _ A Mosey.Masrxe Cuaxce. The Co-; : mca ee ag an ne Re 2. i Co.), New York. janz3-tu, th, aK, 1m 10 SPECULATORS. —L. A. HILL & Broudway, New Se es Brokerage business, having best fi ities. Write them. nl¥i cosmy pErate STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BEIwEre WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND, H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Invertinent Securities Bought and Sold on Commission, No. 689 157% BTREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Broapwar. New Tors. cocoa, BREAKFAST. ‘Made simply with bolting water or m ik, eid in tins, (only 34-Ib. and Ib), by Groeun, beled, . 3AMRS EPPS & CO., lé-m,tnks Homoopetnio Chemists. London, Eng, *