davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
PORTUGAL.

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS CAUSING MANY BANK
suspENsIoNs-EELrEF EXPECTED FROM ENG
LAcD.
1AsnoS. August 10, 1916
In consequence OF tine financial crisis thcre was a
general tho banks hcrc yesterday and thcy
compelled to close their doors Severa, will sus.
pend payment Tho Bank Of Portugal Is also closed
All the suspcnding banks have In excess OF la.
bil,ics The present embarrassment Is solely duo TO
the scarcity Of silver com, supplies OF which arc OK.
pectcd London, and It is thought that on It's ar.
rival the crisis will terminate II Is expected that an
official decree will be published tomorrow granting
delay Of two months for the payment Of commercial
bills.
A GOVERNMENT prcRns susrESpixc ENGAGEMENTS FOR
MONTHS
Private advices received from Lisbon announce tina,
the government, has issued decree the suspension
of all engagements for months consequently the
financial is considered over. This arrangement
gives the embarrassed banking institutions time TO do
:crminc the best course TO adopt Liquidation. how
ever, sccins unavoidable IN many cases.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

rhe Olympic Theatre has magnificent bill for this
week.
Mcssrs Kelly Leon give "Monsieur chouneurin
this week
'Sardanapaus" enters upon It's second week Of tri-
umph at Booths this woek
Mr. Herman Grau proposes to give Italian opera
next month at Terrace Garden
In tho Gilmore's Garden concert this evening
Arbuckc plays cornet solo the finale from 'Lucia
and Nine. Papcnhcim sings nm American ballad
His Royal Highncss Don Carlos and suite will visit,
Booths Theatre TO witness the representation OF
''sardnnapaus" on Tuesday evening ncxt Tho pro-
scenium boxes havo been secured for the party.
sitting Bull, the Warrior Chief Of the S.oux,r is
tho title Of tho drama TO DO produced at tho
olympic Theatre. Brooklyn, at rs opening tomorrow
in progress, the massacre OF Custcr's command ond
tho adventures OF q newspaper correspondent. Tho
properties, scenery and appointments are all and
the drama Ia full o. incident and harbreadth escapes
Mcssrs stcinway Sons. the celebrated pi,no MANN
facturcrs gave their employees. 900 strong grand
vacation yesterday. They paid oil expenses TO the
Centennial Exposition AT Philadelphia, and Mr. Bosco-
witz the renowned pianist, played tho following
neccs for the immense audience that congrcratcd
around the scinway department in the Main Hail.
March from "Tannhauscr," piano part by List;
"Einerrupr" md "Grand stcinway March, :" Bosco-
witz The pianist Is the best representative yet heard
In the Centennial Exposition.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
ENGLAND.
THE THAMES CREW EN- GouTA TO PHILADE1-
PHIA.

THE THAMES CREW EN- aour1 TO pHILADF1-
PHIA.
LoSDoN, August 10, 1870
The Williams Il Guion limo steamer Idaho which
called from Liverpool Wednesday, tho 10th inst, for
Now York. had on board tho Thames professional four
who participate in tho International regatta at
Philadelphia.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Business at the Stock Exchange has been very inac-
tive during the week. English funds have shown
dulncss, and homo railways, despite some rather Ia
vorablo traffic returns have been flat In the foreign
markets a majority Of the movements have bccn up
ward, although the best prices Of the week not
maintained to tho close. Yesterday Americans
very frm both Erie Railway shares and governments
showing advance The market to-day IL very quiet
and the changes fcw and unmpor,ant
Business Mncing lanc has been quiet during the
past week. except sugars which continue very active
most descriptions closing Cd. to 1s. per cwt dcarer
than last Friday. Refined sorts havo been higher,
cgn loaves showing tho greatest rise. Low brown
sugars have again experienced some speculative de-
mand a few floating cargoos of rico have been sold
on slightly reduced terms Cofeo has been quiet
Good to fine teas have maintained previous prices in
dian finding ready buyers Common to fair grades Of
Foo chow and Congou have sold at . further reduc.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
GENERAL TERRY'S ARMY.

General Terry has completely rcorganizcd his army
the Yellowstone. General Miles, battalion Finh
United States infantry Colonel Moores battalion Sixth
infantry Major Frccmans battalion Seventh Infantry
and Colonel Otis battalion Twenty second infantry
constitute brigade under command OF Mnjor General
John Gibbon. Colonel H. A. Reno succeeds
General Custer In command OF tho Seventh
United States cavalry. General Brisbn succeeds
tho dead Custer as chief Of General Tcrry's
cavalry, but whlc acting tho star of tho
general commanding will retain Immediate command
OF his column, Second United States cavalry Licu,cn
Colonel Zoo has been appointed chief Of artillery
and Lieutenant Bradley retains his position as chief or
scouts Tho artillery and scouts report tho depart
mcnt commander and tho infantry will under tho
orders Of General Gibbon. Tho army marched from
its supply depot tho mouth OF tho Rosebud August
and expected to reach tho vicinity Of tho Sioux camps
In about days Over 200 Crow and Rec Indian war.
riors accompanied tho expedition
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
COBURN AND DWYER,
August 10, 1870.


To rns Enron or THE HERALD
On the occasion OF tho Grrco- Roman wrestling
match between John Dwycr and myself, on tho even
ing OF the eth inst, Mr. Bauer the referee laborcd
under tho disadvantage OF being able TO speak our
language Al all nueutly. consequently he could not
make himself ntclligbe 20 tho audience. whcrcupon
Mr.. Austin. who was umpire for Dwycr, took It upon
himself to announce from tho stage that NJ Dwycr
had won the last fail and match. BY referring to
wilss Spirit Of the Tines OF this week II win be
that !. and not Mr. Dwycr, she winning iali, and
Mr. Bauer says to-day that the second fall was
doubtful The FIRST iall was mine so quickly and so
plainly that there Was poss BILE chance o dispute
At The conclusion OF the match upon my cx-
pressing my dissatisfaction At the announcement
which Ind been made by his umpire from tho
stage, aud upon my proposition that the money re-
the hands OF the stakeholder and the match be
wrcstlcd over, Mr. Dwycs agreed do, and made an
appointment with me. which he failed to Keep Another
appointment then made to make ali The arrange
mcnts both for another wrestling match snd also Tor
the sparring contest The second appointment he also
failed 10 keep, and am lass what 10 understand
from his course Of action. am ready, willing ana
both wrcstlo and spar with Mr. Dwycr, and
will agree almost anything 10 bring tho matches.
Nj. Dwyer knows where 70 dnd or address mo, and ~
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
THE STATE CONVENTIONS.

Tho following delegates chosen yesterday tho
Republican State Convention -
Oswcgo County. district, b. Doottlo, n W.
Nutting and ID. f. AckeE Third district H. J. Dag
gctt, j. Preston and 7. ID. White
Cayuga. First district, William u. W0odin, George
O. Eathburn, William \. HaIscy and Jncoh Van Pat
ten Second district John A. Knapp. John s. Fowler,
Abel W. Baker and John G. Hosmer.
Schcnectady.-B. u. Cornell, A. A. Yates and D. ID.
Mcdonald.
Oswcgo-Sccond district, j. D. Lashcr, Thomas Nc
Guirc
saratoga-First district George West, LOWS e.
Smith and G. A. Waldron.
ChautauQuc.--First district y. B. Brewer John
Steward and Orvin Spcrry
Albany,-First district Il S. Hotaling, 4. N. Bogar-
dus and John Zimmerman,
Orcans-H A. Blumcr, Hiram i. Tripp, q. ~
Conkng and Albert L. Bennett
Esscx.-N. I. Weston, Henry c. Stevens and Robert
s. Hale.
Erle.-First district, John 3. Weber. John &. Level
aud George Mcguire; Second district Dr. l.. Stork, A.
II Neal and l.. 5. Crocker; Third district, Hiram G.
Day and james c. Fullerton
The democrats OF Erie county yesc rday chose dec-
gates us follows -First district, George Chambers,
William Weston and Michael shannon; Second district,
Solomon Shen, Jacob Heemcnz and James V. Hayes
Third district, David +. Day. George B. Ilbbard and
CYRUS Clark,
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

TIE GREAT CAPITALIST GRADUALLY SINKING.
After eleven oclock. on Friday night the condition
Of Commodore Vanderbilt changed for tho worse and
from that hour until six A. NJ yesterday he was ner-
vous, restless, confused and irctful with a falling
pulse Sleep came ut long intervals and but for few
minutes at time Dr. Elliott asked him yesterday
morning how no had passed tho night, and was
swercd 'vcry well, indeed" When Mrs
Vanderbilt gave tho Commodore his break
FAST, fho repeated tho question ana re.
ccivcd tho samo During yesterday hts
appetite slightly improved and ho passed com.
Portable day. II not until twenty minutes to
twelve a. NJ. that no asked DO moved into tho
library That was somewhat later than usual At tho
usual midday consultation of Physicians Dr. Elliott
had another doctor ask tho invalid abo ut his rest on
Friday night and whether bo had been troubled with
dreams Tho Commodore said he ''passed
the night very well, but had not been
dreaming" The occurrence peculiar and
unsatisfactory to tho medical staf. During
the day about tho usual number of callers were re.
ccivcd, among them being Rev. Sidney A. Cory,
confidential clerk. A. haltpast nine O'Clock T. NJ tho
patient was lifted TO rolling platform chnr and
wheeled into tho back room on tho second floor. Dr.
Elliott and Mr. Barton wore TO remain during tho
night and 10 summon Dr. Lnsly II nc required
The Commodore said that no thought no going
so have bad night but DR. Elliott SAID We cannot
tell about TINT, Commodore; sometimes when we
thought you going TO have good night you have
had poor one, and when We thought you were going
AZ ten p ~ the patient parrook Of refreshments Hc
was not quite so strong then as At tho hour ON
the previous night
Al midnight the Commodore had lust awakened
from briof Sleep and expressed desire for food He
atc tho yolks OF two eggs and took ittlo chicken
broth. lie seemed qutes and comparatively comfort
able II there had becn any change no q shade
weakcr Dr. Lnsy had been summoned nor had
any telegram been sent to Mr. W. II. Vanderbilt
The New York herald., 1876-08-20

who said that the officer not only ought 10
come from tho Wcst but that the candidate ought TO
be western man OF hard money purposes AT
one time u was believed that Mr. Kerr was fresi-
Dental candidate by those who did know that ply
sically he could not be considered as q
candidate. There politicians who did no,
shiuk that be could outlwe any Office
that required time in serving For
many years Mr. Kerr hns been afflicted weaken
ing internal disease IL has kept OF his Office
Naturally cold man. AIR. Kerr came through the
effects OF his disease be considered
pciulant man. Hc was great sufferer and
his ambition must have received numerous checks.
Aficr he was elected Speaker from a dcrnoc
which had chosen him above Cox and others. he
frequently compelled TO leave his seat Speaker
pro tenn so that be might travel for his health.
Mr.. Kerr was very positive IN his purposes If he
believed course to be correct he followed without
regard Tor the demands Of his party. Yet no
more sincerely democrat He really sympathi2cd
with thai democratic element In The North
which during the had tender feeling
toward the South. He was never traitor 10 his
country. lie lived among people who the side o.
pnrhsanship to which no adhered were OF Northern
birth but Of Southern instincts. II any limo durng
the war the line between lighting North
hghting South had been by emergency og
conquest drawn above .hc town wherein Mr Kerr
nved perhaps ho would, through Loyalty 10 his
political feelings, have refused 10 remove northward
tho fact that the South madcew geographical
was matter Of consideration. Mr. Kerr was
one OF these he stood fast by VIC
torious North Moreover his education in
political science such that he could not violate u
by following Indiana people into the mania for paper
For this he elected SPEAKER last winter he
was OF the bravcst Of hard money democrats from
the West ard II health han been Gi his fortunate
gifts hc would have been Presidential candidate.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
MISSISSIPPI POLITICS.
EFFECT AND MEANING OF THE RECENT CHANGES
IN FEDERAL OFFICIALS.

EFFECT AND MEANING OF THE RECENT CHANGES
IN FEDERAL OFFICIALS
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 10, 1870.
Senator Bruce, of Mississippi in speaking OF tho
federal changes just mado there by President Grant
says that tho appointments, which arc all Presl-
dential represent both tho Ames and anti-Amcs in
nacnce Tho President having examined thoroughly
INTO tho facts connected with the whole question,
and understanding II fully, his purpose is to
put end to splits In the republican party In
Mississippi His action means putting out the say
nothing and do nothings and encouraging the active
at means finally" SAID senator Bruce "a de-
termination carry the State for the republican party
by harmony and strength The most important Of
tho changes made that Of United States Marshal
for tho southern District oil Mississippi, ". u. Red
mond being appointed in place OF j. L. Lake;
and that OF Postmaster at Canton, whcrc judge
Brcck takes the place OF Henry Smith.
Mss Loo Randall the postm'srcss Mt Oxford the par
tcuar friend OF Senator Acorn, mas been removed for
the third time, which, IL is thought, will crcatc some
excitement the State. Representatives Wiley, Wells
and Lynch, OF Mississippi concurrcd tho action Of
the President but great efforts will be made by outside
parties to effect the reinstatement OF somo Of tho re-
moved officials.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

WAR DHPARTMENr
OYricE ruR CHTKp SIGNAL OYYIcKR
WASHINGTON August 2u-l a. NJ.
I'robdbfiities
Dur,ng Sunday In the South Atlantic and East Cult
States rising barometer nearly stationary temperature
and continued warm. clear partly cloudy weather
will prevail, with westerly to northcry winds In the
latter and with northwest 10 northeast winds the
former and rain along the Carolina coast
In the West Gulf States, slight changes IN pressure
and temperature winds mostly from southwest to
southeast and generally clear partly cloudy weather
In the lako region, rising and high barometer.
cooler northwest to northeast winds and generally
clear weather.
In tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
rising and high, succeeded by slowly falling barometer
cooler northcrly winds, vccrng castcrly south
er.y and clear partly cloudy weather. except In tho
latter and Missouri rain and slowly rising ten.
pcrnturc.
In tho Middle and Eastern Stacs falling followed by
rising barometer, WINDS shining TO cooler northwest
and northeast except higher temperature than on
Saturday along the coast and partly cloudy weather
with frequent rains, succeeded during tho day by
clcaricE weather.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
DESPATCH FROM HON. s. S. cox.

RocKnRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va, August 10, 1915
Our friend Mr. Kerr died at about O'Clock
this evening have been by his side Tor two days
His last hours painless he much
desired. His composure remarkable as
!, was heroic He thoroughly content and
prepared for tho world Ho was con
ecious and intelligent, gentle and brave to tho
end His disease was consumption OF tho bowels
but toward the last the lungs involved
Hc has bcen Tor days past, IN fact discmbodied in
tei'cct-a nero skeleton. Everything possible to be
done at this remote spot to soften this blow TO
bls family by throwing tho icndcrcst caro-
around bis dying bed, has been done, ana the last
offices will be performed with all tho thoughtlulness
they could ask We have sent to tho officers Of tho
House at Washington for escort His body will DO
taken TO New Albany on Monday s. $. COX.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIES.

ST. Louis, August 49, 1874
Tho South Pass Jetty Company has official informa-
ton from f. L. Corhell Chief Assistant Engineer at
tho South Pass cttes, TO tho effect that careful
haus,ive survey In which than 700 soundngs
were taken on the very crest Of the bar madc
the 14h, showing clear channel twenty feet deep at
average flood tide with At least width Of lf0 iret.
When the width Of the channel reaches POO feet tho
company will be entitled to their first payment from
the government.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
THE CUSTER MONUMENT.
THE LITTLE FOLKS AGAIN IN THE vAK-HoN-
OF aRI.r poyERrY'a MITE

OEaBLe fONEhTf MITE
IS pleasant tho little people bestirring them
selves In behalf OF the Custer Monument Find The tny
folks whose letter appears below. TO have been
unusually Jealous and successful Such example de-
serves both praise and imitation and they quito
sure tha, when shey become and women, .hc
recollection OF their having aided erecting the mon
umcnt 10 Custer and bs band OF heroes will have out
hved the memories Of many candy surioits
sSGLEwooD, y. j., August Ia, 1879
To TuE Nnw YORK nERALp'--
Enclosed please end s. j0 the proceeds o! little
folks festival which desire TO contribute toward
,he erection Of the monument in memory OF the brave
General Custer
Eva Dale Ida Acscrman, Charley wnton. .....t, so
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

BENJAMIN Harris Brewster. OF Philadelphia aud
Captain r. Anfrye. OF the French Legation Washing
.ng,on, are at the Brovoort House. Bishop c. Il
Borgess.. of Detroit. md Judge T. a. McRae, Of Saw
Francisco. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Ex Governor
Ell s shorter OF Alabama, IS at the New York Hotel
Alfredo Escobar secretary OF ho Spanish Centenni1
Commission, is at the Albcmnrle Hotel Ex-Congress
man William Longhridge of Iowa. Is at tho Surtcvan
House Edward J. Phelps, OF Vermont, is al the
Clarendon Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
GERMANY Y.

THE wAcNEB BAEQUET-THE COMPOSER
CROWNED WITH LAUnELs.
BAsREuTn, August 10, 1915
Five hundred persons were present at the banquet
last night given In honor of Herr Wagner Af,cr
making . speech. which loudly applaudcd, Herr
Wagner was crowned With silver and laurel wreath.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
FRANCE.

PROSECUTION OF THE PRESS IN PARIS.
PARIS, August 10, 1875
A fresh prosecution has bcen commenced against
the Droit de pffomme (newspapcr) Tor publishing art
clcs insulting tho Chamber OF Deputies
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
LONG BRANCH.

ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT GRANT AND MRS.
GRANT AT THEIR SEASIDE REsIpENcE-THH
ROWING ASSOCIATION GAMES YESTERDAY
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SPORTS.
LONG BRANCH, August 10, 1870.
General Grant and Mrs Grant arrived about half
past Ave. Tho Presidents fourin-hand, containing
the President his wife and young ladies, drove
past the West End Hotel while the games In prog
ress, and were welcomed with cappng OF hands and
waving OF handkerchief HIS Excellency was pro-
cedcc BY bro,hcrn-law Casey who has been hero for
two days in waiting.
Tho athletic games Of the Long Branch Rowing
Association or in the Yves, End Hotel grounds
this afternoon There large attendance, and tho
sports werc very successui.
The l00-ynrd dash and quarter mile were won by
Hnlstcad Of Princeton. The high jump, feet ~
inchos; hop skip and jump, 50 feet 10 inches, ma
throwing cannon ball, won by Mann OF the asso-
ciaton. The mile walk. IN minutes and seconds
hy Law OF the association. The long jump,
10 feet inches and throwing base ball, 34S feet wero
won by Wood OF Princeton.
Prizes on general averages were awarded 10 Mann,
frst Wood, second, and Haistoad, third
PARLoR ENTERTAINMENT
In aid OF the new Catholic church takes place at tho
West End Hotel next Thursday. Mr Doughcrty, Ir
George Hocy and others give their assistance
ARRIVALS
There has been large number Of arrivals to-day and
all tho hotels are well hlcd.
Augustus Schcl Is here courtng the cool brcczcs
after the heated discussions OF tho great conference
committccA
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.

PgiiApyLlnJA Pa, August l9 1875.
The chess tournament continued to-day. Bar
hour lost t~ games-one TO Davidson the other "a
Mason. contest between H. F.. Bird and p Ware,
Jr., postponed from yesterday, resulted q draw.
The game between ksun aud Roberts resulted IN
draw. Mason well played game from Martinez
Thus far Mason ahead with Davidson good second.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
SCOTLAND.

DEPARTURE OF THE CENTENNIAL RIFLE TEAM.
LONDON, August 10, 1876
The Scotch rife team, which to compete in the Gen.
tcnpia r,1e Matches embarked at Liverpool to day
tho Cuuard line steamer Bothnia
The New York herald., 1876-08-20

A-MODERN WOMEN.
II Is sad commentary our bonsted CIVILIZATION thne
the OF times dcgcnerntcd In health and
hysique until they literally OF invnds-pale,
feeble and ckschy With only here and there
few noble the OF the robust buNom
ladies' characteristic of the in davs gone by By very
covering period Of and embracing
thousands Of OF those ailments
peculiar Dr. Pierce, Of the Worlds Dispensary
Buffalo " has perfected by the comb nation OF cerais
vegetable extracts natural spechc, which r does nos
exol cureall, but which admirably nlhs single
being positive aud reliable remrdv
for those and complaints that ahict the w"me.
present This natural specific compound called
Dr. PirRcR's FAvoRrTr PRESCRIPTION. The following are
those diseases In which this wonderful medicine has
magic and with certainty never be
fore attained by medicines Weak back nervous and
gcncr~l falling other displacement OF internal
resulting debility and lack of strength IN natu.
raj internal fever congestion Inflammation ana
ulccraton other chronic Diseases incident To
mcnon here. IN which ~ well as IN
that have been enumerated the Favoritc escrp
effects curethc mnrv. OF the world q viii not do
condition OF the syrm and by adopt
the invalid la avoid that sevrrcst Of
deaisthc consulting pf family physician. Fnvoritc Fro.
scripton is sold by dealers In medi"in generally.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
A SCHOOL TEAcuEn's MI-E.

NEw YoRK. July II, 1870.
To THE EDITOR NEW YoRx HgRALp:-
enclose Eve cents toward shc fund for the erection
OF the Custer monument am poor school teacher.
AND YOU are doubtless aware OF the miserable little
salary that school teachers receive consequently
not give any moro Al present ANNA WIENER
The New York herald., 1876-08-20

he has failed 10 keep two appointments with mo thnk
Is his place TO 10 The money Is stu IN Inc
hands OF the stakeholder. and II Mr. Dwyer does nos
make some COMMUNICATION within few days shall
certainly make demand for IT, Yours. respectfully,
JOSEPH COBURN.
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
A CoNvICTs THREAT.
REPUBLICAN, REFoRMERs WHO SHOULD DE IN
rHE rENrrESTIaRY.

rHE FENfTESTIaRY
ST. LOUIS, August 10, 1870
Colonel Con- Mcguire who is serving sentence
OF months tho County jail for completely IN Vie
wbiskcy frauds, has published card In tho Euenno
Dispatch correcting some statements recently made
The public prints IN relation TO the time Of
expiration OF his sentence He closes follows
"Whcu again have the privilege OF meeting nv tel
low.ctzcns which will be before election shall have
a little vinilcating TO DO ans may be able show
that some OF our woulc-bc republican leaders now en-
gagged preaching moral reform ought have striped
suits and, with their heads shaved be serving out
term In the Missouri Penitcntary.p
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
REPRESENTATIVE MEADE AND THE MoNeoIIAN

JOINT CONCESSION.
LONG BRANCH \. j.. August 10, 1870
Representative Meade who arrived hero this morn
ing. states that therc is m'sapprchenson concerning
tho rumor OF hts resignation member OF the Mon
golian Joint Commission u Is his intention to serve,
though he greatly regrets the OF Representative
Wilson's dcc,nation TO as member OF that
MISSION and trusts that Mr. Wilson will reconsider his
determination III view OF the public importance OF the
investigation proposed and the general confidence IN
Mr. Wilson'S Judgment This wish, Mr. Meade be-
.icvcs, is shared by Messrz Page. Of California and
Iowa
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
BELGIUM

ANTWERP, August 10, 1870
Monday, the 2lst and Tuesday. the I'D inst, being
holidays, there will be no markets held at this place
The New York herald., 1876-08-20
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty-our hours, In
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
d,cated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,