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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

The Committee on the District Of Columbia Of
the House OF Representatives held q meeting
yesterday morning, and agreed to report fayOra-
bly, on the hill providing for the removal Of the
wooden buildings In judiciary square; also the
bill TO prevent gift enterprises In the District Of
Columbia, with an amendment excluding church
fairs from the operations OF the act.
Messrs. lianner, Cotton and Eldridge, a sub
committee, to whom was referred the bill to
further define the duties Of the board Of Health
Of the District Of Columbia, agreed to report
that II Is not deemed advisable 10 take action on
the bill, on the ground that 1t Is a matter for
local legislation.
Drs, Bliss and Verdi and Prof. Langsten, In be-
half Of the Board Of Health, gave their views on
the necessity Of such legislation rs the bill pro-
poses, but colnclded, In view Of the CirrlIni-
stances, In the opinion that II hal better be
Withdrawn. Mr.. Richard Harrington, represent
ing the druggists, Mr.. Campbell the Legislature,
a delegation from the scayengers, and Mrs. Lucy
Il. Chandler and Mrs. sara J. Spencer were
present In opposition to the bll but did not par
tiulpate IN the discussion.
The bill to amend the act governing the colored
schools OF the District OF Columbia was referred
TO a subcommittee, consisting Of Messrs. VIII
laIns, Poland and Crebs, who are TO hold 4
meeting and learn the views OF n number Of
prominent cOlored men on the subject.
The bill for the improvement OF the harhors Of
Washington and Georgetown was also consid-
cred.
There were present OF the committee who made
the report Of the suevey, Gen. Humphreys, Prof
Perce, Gen. Babcock, GOy. Cooke, z. =. Patter-
son and A. II. Shepherd. The plans and maps
were laid before the cOmmlttee, and explains
tons made by the several membNrs OF the com
mission.
The committee displayed considerable interest
In this work, but finally concluded to postpone
the further consideration OF the subject until
There were also present Ex-Governor Wells,
aguedlct Interest; also MesSrs. Kidwell, John
Wilson, Morris and Wells, representing the In
terest acquired BY land patents, ssld to have
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.



Take ride out East Capitol street In the beau
tiful new street cars.
-Four nne black Thomas cats are TO have q con-
cert soon. near the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road depot.
II you want fun, 90 see that inimitable Dutch
comedian, Geo. s. Knight, at the Theatre Com
ique tonight.
The deepest mud Is in Georgetown, the reddest
At the Navy Yard and the blacklist In the city.
Take your choice.
rain last night rs II possibly could be under the
circumstances. II was home In Georgetown.
Charles II. Holden has rendered his resignation
TO me governor As notary public, which has been
pointed In his place.
Two well-known naval oficers dined together
New Years day hfty-nye years ago In the Medi-
terranean, and repeated II on last New Years
day In the navy yard Both enjoyed themselves
hugely.
one would suppose that the "Princer Of tdark-
meas had moved to Pennsylvania avenue, on both
sides, between Ninth and Eleventh streets, but
for the gold or yellow lining on the two estab-
lishments.
The individual who, not having the fear Of
journalistic wrath before his eyes, did take and
carry away u. KS umbrella from Judge Polands
committee room at the Capitol yesterday, Is very
politely Invited TO return II at the House gallery
to-day.
The citizens OF Washington will lie called upon
during the coming week by the finance COM
mlttee ot the Young Mems Republican Club for
STAMPS 10 successfully carry out its pro-
gramme for the Inauguration. We hope they
Will be literally met.
The board VI Health has issued Invitations
10 the members Of the District government TO be
present tomorrow, At one o'clock p. n., to wit
pess trial Of Bradley A Rockers Odorless eN-
chyatlng machine for the removal Of night soil,
with view 10 lis adoption In this city.
Yesterday morning while a freight engine on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was backing
down from the Mt. Clare station II struck u
freight train which pOulI mi he nkrinU Ia
the heavy fog, overturned the cars and blocked
the track for about two hours. Fortunately no
one was hurt
Al recent meeting Of the congregation OF the
Christian church, on Vermont avenue. between
y and U streets, a resolution was adopted tender
ing the managers Of the womens Christian As
sociation thanks for the sympathy manifested
and attention bestowed on deceased sister while
under their care; and also for the courtesy ex-
tended to brethren and sisters who had visited
the deceased while sick.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

THERE were 5000 bushels OF good red wheat
sold yesterday Al t2.Oi per bushel.
PREPARATIONS are being made 10 raise the
houses on the west side Of Market Space to the
grade OF Bridge street.
lEsTERDAY MOK'IS1, about . O'Clock, the
arched ccllArway nj the drug store Of Messrs
Lawrence Love, on the corner Of Prospect and
High street, gave way, caused by excavation on
the streets, and tell IN.
The students Of the Medical College Of George
town University have presented TO Professor u.
Harry Thompson, on his withdrawal from the
chair Of physnOgy Of that university, resolutions
testlfying their regard for him.
At meeting IT the directors Of the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank, held yesterday,
the following officers weIe elected President,
II. N. Sweeney cashier, VIM. Lairl, IT,; book
keeper, Eilw. shoemaker; discount clerk, RObt.
Frey; assistant Discount clerk, Y. T.. Berry;
CLERKS, Mayhem Platter and I. 7. Berry.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

The meeting OF the secretaries Of the mission
bOarlB and churches having charge Of the nomi-
nation OF Indian agents, announced IN yester-
day mornings papers, was held IN parlOT 100 Ar
lington house, Rev. DR.. Whipple IN the chair, at
II an.
Various details connected with the Indian
service were discussed and a very general feel
ing existed that some plan should be adopted
whereby agents In the Territories might be
enabled TO live more economically, instances
being presented In which the whole pay Of the
agent was disbuTsed fer subsistence alone.
Concerted action by friends Of Indians was
generally advocated, so that those who are work
ing for the bcnent Of Indians under the present
policy may feel mutually assured OF support.
A resolution cordially lndOrsing the Presidents
policy, as Indicated In a letter TO Hon. Geo. IT.
Stewart, dated October a, 1874, was unanimously
adopted, and q committee OF nye appointed to
present II to the President.
The committee, consisting OF DT. Whipple,
Mr.. Fathan, Mr.. King, DR.. Dashlell and DR.. Low
rte, called on the President at 1850 p, m. In the
discharge Of their duty. The meeting adjourned
sine die Mt O'Clock, y. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
SMALLPOX.

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
TO the health Ofrcer yesterday; one case, Apnes
Wagner, No. TO2 L street northwest; one at 1873
Eleventh street northwest, yarlOlold, sent TO the
hospital; one No. 1880 Fourth street, corner Of NJ
street southeast; two cases at No. $40 Fourth
street southeast.
Dr. Stewart vaccinated los persons at the
health ollUe yesterday. The supply nf points
has been exhausted. None will be on hand be-
fore SUNDAY next
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

The fTst lecture by the Moral Education sOcl-
ETY. will he delivered by Mrs. Lucinda d. Chand-
Ter, at the lectuTe-rOOm OF the Congregational
church, Saturday evening next. Her subject
Will he: Maternal Law and the Crown Of Moth
efhOOd," Mrs. Chandler IL u lady who most sin
cerey abOrs for the elevation and highest char
acter OF women, and all her ideas are of that
pure and lofty type which, II fastened upon the
mind OF the community, cannot fail Of doing
good,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

Report Of the Bureau Of Asscssmcnt--A |
splendid showing for the ProGrc-, Of Our
People.


splendid showing for the Prosre-, Of Our
People.
The work of the assessors Of the different leRis-
latlye districts having been completed, Major n,
A. Hall, superintendent Of assessments, has for.
VARIED the following statement to Governor
Cooke:
have the honor to transmit herewith a ynop-
sis Of the private improvements In this District,
completed or to he completed within the fiscal
The detailed reports Of the district assessors
are nled In this once, and correct copy there
Of, IN book form Is subject to your orders.
The apparently small numOer OF stores and
other business establishments Ia explained by
the fact that nearly all such premises are en-
braced In the columns Of brick and frame build
ings or additions, from which columns they
could not he separated by specification, on ac-
count Of the unfinished condition Of the build
ings or their uncertain occupancy.
This synopsis comprises only new buildings
and additions, and therefore does not represent
any increase Of value In last years assessment Of
private Improvement;
SCISSORS Il Is more than probable that the general
assessment for 1873 will exceed that of 1874 by
not less than twelve per cent. Of the latter, from
which fact beg leave TO call your attention TO
the following figures, representing the approx
mate result OF that assessment now In progress:
Total assessed value OF isl2......... SSs, 900, s6S
Twelve per cent. increase thereOn...... lO,sl6,sOS
New private improvements. s,i2i, qe0
t09,c0T,4 sl
property Tor IsTS viii nearly. n not fnIly Tsacs
one hundred mIIIion ,Ioiisns mn sNhi,ht '.er
tainIy graiifying tn yonT aIinInis,rsiinn ana 10
the whole district, 70 much The more ne he A.,
sesscd values are nj least twentysnyc nrr ,cnI
less thnn real market value, and ihefethrc am
siderinr also that personal nrnnerty ~ mai nj al
assessed the real wealth OF the District cannot
hc estImateJ nj less Than a np1 nrr hcsI ~ ali
inhabitants usi, zoo in isiOJ "'"' VI WI
have the honor 10 sign myself your obe,llent
servant, m 4, HAL
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,s,,a nv s,Ii ~ h,r,n ,hs es,oseu VI eacn
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nsd a. arr xsa Of .J,I,sions I, IN r,' va,
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a. oos ,a,,a an, q G., tf,,& 70 nMSs'
t, bbsS, '' S,o, ''"i pa an ths Hhugh-
90 e os s'V'' iV'a'-'V "ui'''hBs' value
1,hird di.t,,,t a hrc.s an ooo n ,r.r,.. q, ,oo.
-, ~, u.s. - v, .,,vV ihaes' so'O1'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

4 ltechsblte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At ny.
laad Chapel last Nisht-scrmon by Rev.
Mr.. shRBpou.
Ryland chapel, corner Of Tenth and d streets
southwest, was well filled last evening the occa-
sion being the celebration by Phoenix Tent, No.
II 10. o. hechanites, Of l,s sixth anniversary.
well "a good delegation from Pioneer Council,
No. I, sons Of JoDadab, and many ladies and
friends OF temperance.
SERMON
was preached by Rev. Mr.. shannon, pastor Of
the church, from I'd John lio,iO,ii-hs theme
being Prohibition as duty
The tranlC In Intoxicating liquors, he held, was
public evil, and the question was, has society
right 10 stop public evils that pollute the people
lie hold that II had such right, and that II
and appeal; second, by united effort TO dissuade
those engaged in such evils from their course;
third, by boiling the evil up to public sCOrn and
@ trS snG ss ,eg nt en- ~" ar
three modes not having proved erectual, he
maintained that laws should be made and en-
forced 70 suppress u. II should be done 10 save
those who had lost their sclf-cOntrol aud were
constantly falling before temptation. II should
he Iona, to project the women who suffer so
much from the trafic. II should be done for the
interest Of the children OF drunken parents TO
save the sellers themselves. There was not
one In thts city that was not better than his bust
ness, which was constantly dragging him down.
For the sake Of their families, who were subject
TO insult and contamination. = lie asserted that
there were more drunkards recruited from the
families Of rum-aellers, In proportion, than from
any other class. II should he done TO protect
our own pockets. This was one Of the lowest
arguments, yet Il wan an important one. II was
estimated that over two thousand million dollars
were expended annually IN nc rum trsinc-
The revenue returns for 1859 showed that the
ten-dollar and twenty dollar license taxes were
nearly two and three quarter milllons-all taken
would II have been had II been thrown into the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

Tomorrow evening grand sacred concert will
be given by the liamllne NJ. Il. choir, at the Ham
line church. For this occasion the choir will be
assisted by some Of the best amateur talent In
the city, The music selected IL Of that popular
type pleasing to all Audiences and we feel as
FaFCgt pni0Vmant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

tbs ATTENTION Of our readers Is Tespecttt1S
called to the 1ne stock of Boots aud ShOes Of
fered by T. q. 0artrell, 900 Seventh street. corner
OIL II embraces all OF the most popular styles
aud Kinds for gentlemen, boys and youths, Mr..
Il, makes a specially OF "Burtsp nne shoes for
ladies, misses children and infhnts. A large
stock u medium grade goods allUf which de Is
selling AZ prices that Will be sure 10 give salts
faction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
NEW STREET RAILROAD OPENED.
The East Washington Extension Of the D
street Line.

Yesterday the extension Of the Metropolitan
railroad II street llne) was opened from the
Capitol to Ninth street southeast and East Capt.
tOl street. The cars which commenced running
In the morning resemble the cars at present used
on the II street line, but for elegance and conf
fort surpaAs any other street cars In our city
They connect by transfer with the Y street cars
AZ North A and Delaware avenue, and though
the fact OF tho line being opened was unan-
nOunccd, the cars were well pairUnzcd by the
Capitol Hill and Navy Nanl people. The presl-
dent Of the road has made arrangements to con-
tlnne the track to Eleventh street southeast,
and thence 10 UniOntOwn along said street,
continuous route from that point to the Capitol
aud Departments.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

THURaDAY, JAkuARY N, lbIl
On motion OF Mr.. Solicitor General Phillips,
Anderson 7. Lacey, esq, Of Cadlz, Ohio, was
admitted 10 practice as an attorney and coun-
selOr Of this court.
No. lOi. The New YORK Central Railroad Com
pany, plaintiff IN error, vs.. Charles 4. Lockwood.
The argument NJ this cause was continued by
enor, aud concluded bv Mr.. T. H. Strong Tor the
plaintiff In error.
No. lUl. George W. Brown, appellant,vJ. Rufus
ID. Guild, executor, dc,;
No. los. George ". Blown, appellant, vs.. James
Shelby 1t al. The argument OF these causes was
commenced by Mr.. George Harding, OF counsel
for the appellants, and continued by Mr. 5. s.,
Fisher for the appelees.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at II O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

The Rev. PlaciduS L. ChAppelle, DID,, Lectures
next sunday evening, at Odd Fellows hail. on
the above subject, and under the auspices Of the
that DIT. Chapelle, by personal experience and
observations, IL qualified TO ably handle his sub
JeCt, we expect rare Intellectual feast, The
subject Is one OF transcendent power aud inter
est and 1t ought not to fail In being very instruc-
tive,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

Senator Wilson, Hon. Felix X. Brunot, Of Pitts
burg; Hon. Wilhelm Il. Dodge, president Of the
National Temperance Society; A. VI. Powell, OF
the National TtmperdHcc Idrocdis, and Hon. ID.
T. Holloway will address a public temperance
meeting this evening In the Congregational
church,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

n. II. SHEA, No. G92 Pennsylvania avenue, near
Seventh street, has pure groceries and liquors at
wholesale and retail.
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(AUR MARTYR PRESIDENT.
W MAS HE An IsfiDELi

Of aprjuEnelh III, has prepared a LEISURE uu the
latter life aud religious aentiments If
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
LINCOLN HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY Il, IsIa
f9t thr, BENEFIT Of THE INDUSTRIAL HOME
non. HENRY WILSON, Vice President elect,
wll Introduce the lecturer and his subject 10 the
audience.
Tickets % cents May be bad at Bsil.utyne's, ts
seventh street JAnttM
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corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent, per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking hours, Q 4; satur-
days, . TO 4 snh At"s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

GEO. NJ. oTsrER deals in all the different grades
Of butter. Eggs from nearby counties. his
stock is the best the market AFFORDS.
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corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
PAYS 8 per ceut. interest on all deposits. Depos-
u IAN La male and drawn 1t will,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

White slippers, Lace and button Boots, al Gar
trella, 700 seYenth street, cufnef u !.
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DRAMATIC FEulLLEToN


The great reputation OF the sparkling and
beautiful queen Of the Opera Boure was very
handsomely sustained last night by her spirited
and inimitatle rendition Of the role Of McphistO,
always difiicuit une, whether Its serious phases
hre presented - In regular opera or ~ conlcal
ChAracteTlstiCa as Ia Opera Boufie. Personally
there arc but few women IN the profession Us
beautiful as Aimee, and last evening In her IRE
red tights and closely hitting black velvet Jacket
the curves and outlines Of her splendid form
were clearly revealed.
She sung the music OF her role with excellent
effect, In some passages rising TO the heights oc.
sncores demanded were simple recoRnltlons OF
her great merit.
Mile Bonell shared the honon Of the evening
with Aimee, and TO the familiar roie Of Mar
guerlte she Impaired new charm. She Is DTlm-
ming over with the sparkle, dash, and fun Of the
dialogue and music Of the opera, and oonspleu-
Mons. Juteau rs Faust proved himself capl-
tai actor. His admirably sustained tenor voice,
his quick apprehension OF all the strong features
Of the part, his natural and effective assimlla-
ton 20 ali the constantly varying phases and
situations of Faust, combined with perfect ease
and knowledge Of the music, renders him In the
estimation OF a critical public the best opera
OOune tenor now on the boards.
Lecuyer rs Valentine and Marcus as the
coachnian, were excellent, the latter being par
ticularly funny
Prof Cromwell.
One Of the most direct, yet one Of the most
"VhhNiAhiil NNNAAl hhh Nhighh phipuHto W
which the art Of photographlng has been applied,
Is the Authorization Of the people OF one cOun-
try with the scenery, cities and architecture OF
all others by pictures so WILDLY accurate being
made, each on the spot II represents, that they
are second only TO actual travel and personal eN-
perlence. Sitting In Wizards hall one may OBJ
tain from the large AMI admirably shaded
pictures most complete IDEAS Of the situation,
size and general pecullarities IN buildings and
streets Of tho famed old cities OF Europe and
derive new conceptions uf the grandeur aud
| beauty Of unylslted sections Of ones own
country.
| The cities OF Italy aud France and Switzerland,
| prominent In the worlds history, have become
| objects OF defined imagination. Now, TO the
hundreds OF untraVeled people who have seen
| prOf. CTomwells exhibition, Switzerland, Italy
England and London, Germany and the Rhine,
and grand Views OF mountain and water, OF wilds
and towns In America have been given, 20 the
instruction OF many who may never know them
| better, and many enjoy revived TecollectiOns OF
! trnVe! as the views Of familiar spots pass by.
7 All children studying history and geography may
receive valuable aid In lOCalzing the chief places
Of the world. The photographs of old, long
famed statues have AlsO been much enjoyed by
come whose reading has exceeded opportunity
for personal observation. our citizens, young
and old, should enjoy while they may this Nc pIuS
ultra exhibition, ..-.
BABY Benson.
Horace advances the Idea that
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SARTO DOMINGO.
PURCHASE OF SANTANA BAY.

~ ~N" STss
r, m, . ,..,., ., r..
TUG my NV" fehihs"i" Sec"re" i"r
S2O,OOO,OOO-who Compose the Joint
s,..t, c..,n..xrL. p.t.t,... a.
o'"'" e""fh"s-i"o r"'"ote- se-
rprrd.
ur,,n the N. Y. Times. January ,sl
ENcr sllco PRESIDENT Grant nrst lhuorScu the
project Of anneNing the Island OF San Domingo
~ Pu'une ~ ",ay snn ' ~, ,ar, nee Gu
80 ~ -, ~, . ~ 80 1850. '
mahH oay anu peuinsu,a was naiuaoie co"moi-
cia properly mas neen iuly oeleSeu among men
Of capltd and experience. IL was felt by them
to he n serious loss to the limited Statea when
tsnngress JecIded adv.rseIv 10 rho nronnaed
treaty., and when il was found that Europcan na.
lions were entering INTO neeo,lations Tor ihe
cSyeteI tcTritnry asyernl AmsT,rnn npancIsrs
,leternined tn enter Inc nei1 az nTiyate mdlyids
uai6 and Tor speculative purposes.
entered mia negotIations win pIssi,Ient Raez
Tor the pogseasIon of saInana nav and neninsuIa.
Int as The United states seemed 10 he n nore
1c,' tSn,, no, n,,.s,ns ,osyro III, ~
PrcsIcm min " shauIu ME- be 5r,srmi1ed " VIM,
course our Government would finally pursue,
The D,,niniran tInvarnment soon aftsr the re-
ccipt Of Inc SANE ofIer. aon,ni1nlcateJ Win Mr.
Rowland II, UaIarl. OF New YORK, asking
whether he could not do Bonlethlnr IN the wAy
Of inducing Capitalists 10 invest In the enter.
nTise thus insnring thn United states in an
indirect way, whatever advantages would have
Accrued 10 IL had the original treaty OF 1869 gone
Into effect Mr.. Hazard brought the matter 10
the notice Of several prominent biisInesa men
and capitalists, and the result was that a Joint
stock company was formed, with a capital OF
go, 200, OOO for the purpose OF purchasing ga
mana bay and peninsula. several meeting
were helI AMI 4, was tnaIlv rcsnIve,i MAJ
commission should he sent to san Domingo with
full power TO negotiate for the purchase Of the
desired property.
The following are the oiicers and directors Of
Paul n SnGtforIi, vice president; Henry ClcwE,
treasurer; Frederick SrhuChardt, George w
Pullman, L. X. Garrison, oliver Ames, Samuel
resident Governor WIN. a. Faryo n II. NJ mar
low, r. X. Hazard, secretary
The steamer Tybce was chartered, and on the
18TH Of December she started for San Domingo
scott Howard, samuel samuels and Z. W. HAr-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

\. EDw. CLARK A Co. have stored at the foot OF
Sixth street west several hundred tons OF red
and white ash COAL furance, egg, and stoye--all
sizes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

Two coNNODIoJs communicating rooms suitn-
bic for Unlces, are offered for rent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

AZ MARERITER's,
No. 40 Savcnfh street, between d and I streets,
embracing IN grades Of PapeThangngs and
Window |1sy eiao. choice Paintings, Engrav-
iRRs, Cu##rA and Photographs. Picture
Fnmes, - 1{}lrn snd sizes, In Walnut, GILT,
Velvet, &c.; 1fitfhre Cord and Tasses, Rings,
Mails Gold nlftsd, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Conla &C,