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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-22

Total, S67 1913 03 ,7l3 81
Average Receipts per month, 45,204 40.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
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Hotel Arrivals.

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Louis; William Price. Va; q ,orge Morton, Pa; IL N
Webster, N Y; William Powers, Ohio.
50. JdncG-S A IIendrlckson, Ia G L Van Keller
Va Pcwco, N Y; II u Jones, N Y: BF Williams
Y; Reese, Nd; II l. Philips, Chcngu: q Il E,l'
bang. Ohio: W l. Hunt. Nd: II T. Bo, or, Md; NJ III.
sei. Y: ID a Alhce. Mass; c II Lyni, y Y; W II
Glnsby, N J: w NcHntrhtsN Y; II lockwood, hi
hns;oY 3wh,ss n Y; Z J Tqg,ni: n Y; LP Drake Mas "
FWoods; Ps; q Iiyland. N y; j Ii Morey, Y:o Mrs
W = Smith, Va: u Warwick, Va j W Bud, Md II
COrbus, Ill @ Marco, Cal: III T. IOchnin, Va; u l.
Lewis, Va: J. IL Dugps, Me; q p Grif,lth, PA j. III
Johnson, N Y; Mrs ii King, II /: Mrs u Llys,y
u CF Whitman Mass; q u Wall, Ohio; A II NH
ier, J; y q Fullgof. n Y; W Turner city; q A
Diacicy, Ky; Calm. Pa
d,iin9ton.-E o Reilly. r y Cadden, + J Bryca,
BIoosign; u storm, Cap. smith Mr., J. W I.as o.
Y; y Webster. Bufalo q " Lane, ii l. Ciapr,
" Blss. 1rooklyn: d Sanchez and lady, Ii l.
Donnely Y;J A Mllliken, PnilA
MciroH indn.-T Knleary, M W Lamport Ohio ]
Z Ryan " To! lor Va q Peck. Mass: II fu.Ipr,
2 n 4 Packer. Pa t d Bonnester, Wis; II Choate,
d Pike Mas; J Allen, Q W Adams. lion A ii I'of
isotn, n III y ,, Whel, PG Pollock y; " Keyar,
Y; # Winchester. u \ A.
R,go, II Miles. 81 Louis; NJ Crane and WIFE, G
Cartney, Poston: Mrs 7 = Harper. Phiia. IL UJham
and three daughters, Y: Hon ] $ Blackburn, KY
ImpcrfaL.J Tucker, N.Y;JJ Maurice and W T.,
Aurora, N Y; W Il RNynylds, N Y; NV Allen, Phia;
Ray, 8 M q l. Dyer, Boston: DR. q NJ Murphy
Dover, N IL; W Tyler, SpIaue eNY.
National Republican., 1877-12-12

On Thanksgiving day the Cushing House,
situated on street, opposite tho Police Court, was
entered by sneak thieves and robbed of rcyeral
articles Of wearing apparel, among which was all
oyercoat belonging to W. l.. Hodgkins one Of the
bailiffs at the Police Court. Mr.. Hodgkins had be-
come resigned TO his loss and ordered new coat
morning one Marion s. Eubsnks, who was arrested
Monday night for the larceny of an oyercoat al
the Imperial Hotel, asked Hodgkins to hold an
wish TO appear In the dock with 1t. Something
familiar about the coat attracted Hodgklns aiten.
uon' and to his JOY he discovered that il was the
Forthwith filed an Information against Eubanks for
larceny. He was tried on this charge, the oyi.
uence being conclusive as to his guilt. As there
was another charge Rgains, him for the larceny Al
the Imperial. Judgment was suspen led until to-
day the District Attorney not being ready for trial
charge by the detectives and his portrait added 10
National Republican., 1877-12-12
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING DEcEMBE
Hoard Of Health.

meeting Of tho Board Of Health was held
At their rooms last evening The brick structure
| and premises on the northwest corner Of Twelfth
and G streets northwest was condemned as nul.
sanee, and the Health oficer ordered TO sbate II.
Tho board consented that Contractor Drancy
should allow Mr.. Clark to receive savs barrels Of
garoage threo times week during the winter
Ths. sewing rociety Of the First Congregational
hnISh ior the relief Of the poor having expressed
Willingness TO assist In OF dcstitutioi when
ina Board may recommend, resolution was passed
70 the effect that the board would give all the as
sls.nnce In Us power. and instructing the Health
Uincer. sanitary Inspectors and Medical Sanitary
Inspector, In thier respective tours to take notice
nt cases OF destution, and when practical 10 call
serving relief
The following Is a synopsis Of tho work done
Ior ths week ending December 8: Nuisances re-
ported as; referred, 45 abated, 40; referred 10
commissioners official notices Issued "a citizens
complaints, 20; causes OF death invest gated, "a;
pecunisry conditions investigated, o; burials
az public expense, g; investigations for local
cause ot symotio disease, 4, (vlz: diphtheria.
- premises found In sanitary condition, Q; insan.
rs ,ary tons y. Of garbage removed dead animals
,MemG;wed' S; Priyies cleaned BY @ T. A. Co, 49,
oysters; 1857 punches Of fish. Condemned-5oo
bushels OF oysters; 40 punches OF fish. Unwhole-
some food condemncd-l5 lbs veal; 10 lbs NUT.
toni II chickens; 10 birds; o turkeys; l2i cab
bages rabbits; bush. potatoes bush. apples,
and bush. turnips. Pound report-Animais i'm.
ped, II redeemed, .; Sold 1; killed /; in pound,
q; amount realized, ST.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Minor District Notes

a request has been made for sewer.trap TO he
Ind $40. wv
THE following building permits have been
Issued Walker Lewis one two story brick on p
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
horlhwest s2H0; II, A. Lngcr two Two story
Dfcks on Nineteenth street between and NJ streets
northwest siVo; Charles MRttingly, two brick
o"i'uiiss on valley street, Georgetown, 81 $50.
= Licenses have been issued US follows; IL c.
LOOK i'ro., civil agents; Y. j. Stcllwagon. auc.
li9meer T. Drvln, junk dealer; ii. 4. Hudson, bar;
William Mcclure hnr; IIclphcnstcin & Bentley
uTngs Timothy Cannon, llquor.dealcr; Thomas
zcigIer, commission merchants Charles Worch,
bar; ! u. Slater, bar. ''
National Republican., 1877-12-12
AMUSEMENTy.
Miss Pomeroy as Juliet,

Light and ephemeral plays come and 20 in
popularity, but those Of Shakespeare are ever new
and Of none, perhaps. Is this more true than the
sentimental Romeo and Juliet"
In the role of Juliet Miss Pomcroy finds a sphere
wherein all her talents may be fully shown, en-.
bracing. as 1t does, so much Of the emotional To
be the ideal Juliet requires the keenest conceptions
OF the part, and therein Miss Pomeroy excels. Her
rendition Of the highly trsgicsl portions Of the
play was superb-better In proportion than the
more subdued, In which she Is a trhe too studied
In the hnal scene, where she throws herself upon
criticism, and the numerous times she was called
before the curtain by the delighted audience fully
aitestcd their appreciation of her delneations Mr.
Atkin ms Lawrence personated the ardent lover Ro-
moo IN fine and forciblo manner. As the frinr
Mr. flanagan was perfect, Us he Is In every part he
undertakes. His appearance Is always looked for
ward to by the audience. MI Theo. Hamilton Us
Mcrcuh0 was fine, rs was Mr.. Wayerly Us nbdn To.
night Miss Pomeroy appears in Twelfth Night as
ItOla,
National Republican., 1877-12-12
ovERcoATs reduced 25 per cent ErsExAs's
"Codxer." ths PIckpooket, R..rr..,os

"Codgcr," ths Pickpocket, Rearrestcd.
Detectives Coomes and Miller and Scrgeants
snrIis and Hess spent q great part OF Monday
night searching for james Addison, alias "Codpcr :"
an escaped convict from the Baltimore pepitentiary
They searched several houses In Georgetown and
the old First Ward. where he had been seen, and
about three o'clock Yesterday morning they found
the "Codger In the house Of colored woman.
police headquarters. where no was locked up Ad.
aiSon s, an demonstrating young mulatto. with
sentenced TO the peniteIitisry for two wear, fnS
picking pockets In Baltimore, and had ten months
more TO serve; when about SIX weeks ago, he took
walked out to liberty. He says that he has been in
ths city ever since his escape. He took his recap
tuTe ~ er.oi-fact way, and grumbled only at
what he called poor mans luck"
National Republican., 1877-12-12
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.

fost-PocketbooE.
Proposals for stationery.
Noticc-Journeymen tailors
Opera House-Texas Jack Combination.
For tho holidsys-w H. & o. H. Morrison.
Wanted = Shorthand writer - Baltimore and
Ohio Express.
Holiday prcscnts-w. N. Dalton, No. so5 Pcnnsyl.
yania avenue.
Paris and Berlin Cloaks-Mitcheli & Martin, No
e3l Pennsylvania avenue
Navy.yard employees and worklngmen Of East
Washington, take notice.
National Republican., 1877-12-12

Capt. Foxwcll, of the schooner Father and
Son, which arrived In Georgetown yesterday from
st. Marys River. reports the burning. opposite
Fort Washington yesterday morning, Of the stern.
wheel steamer Prince william, from Quantico,
bound for Washington, laden with hoop.poles and
lumber. The captain reports that the first he saw
OF the fire wns smoke issuing from The stern Of The
crew seemed to have become panic-strickcn nj
once, and no effort was made TO save the burning
vessel; The crew became so excited that they cut
from the steamer. In very few minutes ths
greater portion OF the vessel was In flames, when
she was run ashore on the Maryland side aban-
doned and allowed to burn TO the waters edge
loss. '"S' -" s0'ei
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Police Court.

District cdses.-William Taylor, defacipp pri
vate property by throwing stones through a win
dow; fined s. or seven days The prisoners mott
| made strong appeal for mercy. pleading an albi
but the evidence did not sustain her. and William
paid his fine. John Meehan, charged with VA.
grancy; released on personal bonds Robert sher.
lock. loud and bolsterous; IS. George sImms,
Georgetown; dismissed as there was a United
states case against him. Jesse A. Powell. a va,
grant was released oil personal recognizancc.
unasd , Sates eases-Maron 8 Eubank, charged
kins one OF the marshals Of the Police Court con,
lihmeh Tor further hearing Mo3h Johnson stole
days John Hutchinson, charged with assaulting
his wife, was dismissed. Major and Reuben Urown
threats; dismissed. The case OF William Reed
charged with horse-stealing was continued iii 10.
morrow. ROis pros was entered in Inc case of
KyrNm A. Murphy and Charles I. DAVIS
oTs n0 Tsis wSo o' MURPHY and payi; the contract.
an assault on Lieut. Hoxic was continued today in
9rder mat an Important witness might be secured
Jones during a ball In Georgetown on The night of
December 0. Owing to the absence OF the attend.
ing physician The case was continued until to-day.
Robert Jones was then arrngned on the charge Of
aSsaulting Fletcher Webster and fined IS or t6irty
days, ohicer Haney was charged with assauiting
Jones by striking him with his baton several times
hned $40. william Williams, charged with dealing
In policy; case continued until to-day Jane JacE
son assaulted Matllda Jackson, but as il was a
mixed up affair the defendant was discharged
Richard Haley charged with the larceny of n num-
Der Of articles from a gentleman named Foster;
sent to the grand jury. Edward and Mary Sears
charged with keeping bawdy-house; continued
until to-day. Charles MCGEE was charged with
committing an assault on Mary Marshall, who
milod to appear, and the defendant was discharged
M M"ho,ned Dean Con was arraigned for committing
named Mary Sutton. There bolng no evidence to
sustain the charge the case was dismissed.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
FANCY Fall Ulsters. ErsENAN BRos., 7th and E.
A Policeman Fined for Clubbing a Prisoner

a Policeman Fined for Clubbing Prisoner.
In the Police Court yesterday morning Off
Ger Haney, OF the Third Precinct CGeorgctowu) }
wss arraigncd on the charge OF committing IN as
sault ON Robert Jones by beating him with his
baton. From the evidence II appeared that on the
night OF December a ball was given by colored
society In Market-House Hall. Georgetown Dur
Ing the ball difficulty arose between Jones and
one Fletcher Webster regarding = member of the
fair sex, with whom Jones was quite intimate sey-
ersi words passed between the parties amer which
they came 70 blows Jones being credited with srik.
Ing first Webster retaliated by drawing dirk and
sta6bing Jones In the side. Tho wounded man
rushed into tho street. and. meeting Onlccr Haney,
stated The case to him. and asked him to arrest his
assailant This Haney refused 10 do, unless Jones
would first procure a warrant; and on his insisting
on the arrest being made tho officcr knocked hin,
down with his club cutting him severely across the
lorehead, and, while down; inflicted several blows
on other portions OF his body. Judge Shell IN re-
viewing the case. stated that the officer was moi ius
tiied In striking Jones, he had perfect right To
call upon him for assistance. His proper course
would have been to arrest both parties, instead Of
clubbing man who had already been pretty seri.
ously injured. lie then imposed fine Of $40 which
Haney reluctantly paid.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
GsoR0E70WN NEWS.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.


BY Rfrer-Schoouer Kitty Ann. Laycock
Alexandra, with 1000 bushels Of wheat to r.. d
Hartley. which sold at si46 per bushei. Schooner
Father and Son, Foxwell, st. Mary's Iiyer with
Loo bushels Of wheat toJ @. 4 j. NJ. Waters, on
Nv Ral-Three hundred and my bushels Of
onshel he, Also 100 bushels Of wheat to e D. Hartley,
RIVER FRONT.
Cieared-Asnews wharf-schooner r. II. Shan.
non, Wilson, Davenport Mass, with coal, High
tilizer. "''' '''
PORT.
Eniered.-steamer John Gibson, Chichester. New
rork, merchandise TO District merchants most OF
which were gfoccrs holiday goods. Thi. vessel, as
statcd ~ Yesterdays RErunLrCAs. grounded on the
pars IN thc cut Monday afternoon, and, despite the
Efforts Of the tugs To get her or she was compelled
70 remain there until midnight, when shc was
towed OF at high tide and reached her wharf In
safety.
MENDING BREAKS IN THE CANAL.
Information has been received through a rclia.
PIE source as 70 tho extent of damage 10 dam No.
states that about i5o feet Of the dam has been,
washed away. while portion OF It extends to the
bottom, and will neccsSitate the preparation OF
now setting out tho requisite amount nf timber for
,lp cnoi ard viii in All probability complete the
w9Ik p, oy INC hrst OF January next.
The canal from Cumberland TO wlllinmsport
viii be fully repaired in ten days, barring the in.
clem'ncics Of the weather.
. Repairs on that portion of the canal from Will
liamsport to Georgetown are being pushed forward
rapidly, and the president Of the canal company
mas assured the different coal companies that he
VIII have navigation opened throughout the entire
length OF the canal by the lst Of March next with
out amy doubt
PETITION TO ABANDON ROCK STREET.
Mr. sayler has presented In the House Of Rcpre.
senintives petition from Peter Mclntyre owner
Rock street, between Bridge and Munroe streets
inc petition sets forth that by the opening or
Munroe street and the raising Of Bridge street
ROCK @ street has become unnecessary. and saving
The number Of feet contained In the portion OF the
street desired abandoned Is 1927 The pctltion
has ma been sent to the Committee on tho District OF
aEoRaETowN PARAGRAPHS
q; ]. Owens, Alexandria. Va; H. G. Bents and L. |
sEnnnel Rockford. ILL.,, are sojournins at the Wet
, A number OF workmen are engaged in repairinv
lhe damage done to Aguews wharf by the late |
built aud other portions strengthened and the ioor-
Ing of the wharf rclaid. The repairs will be com
pleted IN few DAYS.
The SUPERINTENDENT Of Streets is engaged In ay. |
ing q nag footway. ut tho intersection of Market |
and High streets; also across Market street This
! much needed Improvement and one greatly |
fesired by those residing on the Heights The ma. |
erial used is gutter. stone saved ON other work
The schooner J. NJ, Flanagan. Richardson. bound /
or East Cambridge Mass. and the schooner J,& L. |
Bryan, Lee, for Eastern ports. laden with coal,
which grounded on the bars In the cut Tuesday
morning, have not yet got of. The Flanagan is
,cing lightenej preparatory to being towed down
'ryan will be lightoned and towed down stream,
destinations.
National Republican., 1877-12-12

CIRCUIT couRT-oHIEF JUSTICE GAZETTEER.
Leighton W. Carpenter ct al; Judgment rs to
Carpenter. Mctlue VS.. District OF Columbia
bury out
National Republican., 1877-12-12
CITY ITEMS,

WILBoa's CoMroUsD OF PURE Con LIVER On,
AND LiAE,=The advantage Of this compound over
the plain OIL Is that the nauscating taste of the oil
y entirely removed, and tho whole rendered en-
trey palatabe. The offensive taste Of the on has
long acted as prominent objection to It's use; but
IN ms form the trouble Is entirely obviated. A
the excellence and success OF "Wilbor's Cod Liver
OIL and Lime But the fact that 1t is regularly pre-.
scribed ey lhe medical faculty Is sufficient. For
druggists. - "''
National Republican., 1877-12-12

Yesterday morning Lieut.. Hoxie appeared
In the Police Court for the purpose Of testifyIns
against Murphy and Davis. the contractors who
assaulted him the day previous. but as the war.
rants for their arrest had miscarrisd the case was
continued until today. Soon amer Lieut. Hoxie
len the court the two defendants appeared, hay-
Ing hled an information against him charging him
with assault and battery with intent to kill No
Time was wasted In the consideration OF this case,
the District Attorney entering noiL, nros siatinn
that the boot appeared TO be on the other leg
Messrs Murphy and Davis were required to leave
this morning, after which they were released.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Asking 80. 900 for u Broken Arm

John A. Lynch and wife, through counsel,
have entered suit against the District of Columbia,
and claim damages to the extent of $4,000 On the
ith OF August last, tho sidewalk on street north
easi was out Of repair. and Mrs Lynch, In the
nil time slipped and fell over tho cover of n man
suit W"
National Republican., 1877-12-12
FANCY plaid listers. EIsExAs's, 7,h and 4.
Grammar Among school Trustees.

Grammar Among school Trustees.
Even school boards are not infallible in
grammar. At tho meeting Of the School Board last
evening one Of the trustees presented resolution
that committee take into consideration (which of
the two systems for teaching vocal music now
taught in the schools Is the best"
end OF the table. " S
En- asked the mover Of the resolution.
is the better. certainly" replied the first trustee
than best" " 'e''e'
He mado the necessary alteration, and thus the
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Real Estate Transfers.

Thomas o. Lyddane to Daniel NJ. Goodacre,
for 5000. lot 20, square lOo James Crafty to j. T.
Kendall. for $50 parts OF lots g. Gs and 60 square
east OF square 5os. NJ. \, Ellsworth to Sophia Wise
for 5000, lotA, subdivision square 49, u. II.
warner aud e. G. Glover trustees. to William Ken.
near. for $40, lot is, square 5O9 W. o. Denisou 10
Ann NJ; Baggett for 81, part Of lot 30 OF Metropolis
roac d. A, Coplin ct al. To J. n. Curtis for 81 O5O
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Death Of Col. sohayer's Infant Son.

Eugene Frederick Schayer, the infant and
only son OF Col. George +. schsyer died yesterday.
after brief illness of scarlet fever. Tho
boy was the idol of tho parents. who watched and
nursed II with the greatest solicitude and did all
that could be done to prolong the little ones life
but IN vain The grief stricken father and mother
have the hearty sympathy OF their many friends
In their deep affection.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Suspicious Of Arson.

The grocery store Of A. G. Keller, corner of
Tenth and Q streets northwest was discovered to
be on fire between $50 and three O'Clock yesterday
morning and an alarm struck from box 2l2 The store
is situated In n two story frame building. owped
and occupied by Mrs Mary T. Peak. The Contents
OF the store and the building were both badly dam
Peaks loss about 5000; both fully Insured. Thcre
are suspicious that the place was robbed and set ON
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Theatre COn,i0ua.

The Theatre Comique was again crowded
last evening with amusementseekers, and the
efforts Of Manager Rodgers To provide first. .clnss
variety entertainment arc meeting with deserved
success. AZ the matinee to day an attractive pro-
gramins will be presented.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Indications.

For Nec England, he Middle States, and Lorer
Lake Regions, rising barometer, stationary and
io~er temperature, clear and partly cloudy reather
and north TO rcst uinds are probable, e1cept light
rain, or Snors IN northern portion OF first district
ondtotoued in t'ro last by falling barometer, and,
~n'ds shifting 10 wdrmer southeriy.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Lecture by Prof. Newco,nb.

Tonight Prof Ncwcomb, of the United
States Observatory will deliver the closing lecture
OF a series OF four at the Hamlne Church, corner
Of Ninth and p streets. He will take for his sub.
lect The Astronomy OF the Ancients" Prof
Newcomb ranks. prominent among the men Of
science. and highly intellectual lecture may be
expected.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
BUSINESS suits reduced Is per cent. EIsrAAs's
Retail Liquor-Deaiers Fighting the PoIico

Retail Liqnor-Dealers Fighting the PoIIco
Board.
Anumber of retail liquor-dealers of the Dis.
trict have, through Hon. A. s. williaps, presented
apetition In the House of Representative asking
relief from alleged grievances sustained at the
hands OF the Board Of Metropolitan Police In the
refusal Of licenses for the sale Of intoxicating
lice are merely ministerial officers and that their
,uinstrnGtions to applicants to sell Intoxicating
liquors are ~ direct conflict with tho mandatory
laws IN force ~ the District. The petitioners fuf.
ther pray that they may be heard III person or by
counsel before IN appropriate committee. of Con-
gress III relation TO these alleged grievances.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
BENCH AND BAR.
ANOTHER DAYS WORK IN THE LIE.
GAL WORLD

supreme Court Of the United statcs-Trying
Cephss Jones on Serious Charge In tho
Criminal Court-Othor Business at the
City Hall.
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Assignments for To-Day.
CIRCUIT couRT-cHIEF JUSTICE CART

CIRCUIT coURT-cHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. 37s, Kolb VS.. Mclaughlin No. $40,
Chamberlin & Herrell VS.. Hertford; No. ass, Crcs.
well ct al. vs. smoot; No. 395, Muldon vs. Ridgway
No. 400. Tucker & Sherman VS.. Boston; No. 400,
Forney vs.. d. c. Forney; No. 4O6, Columbia Bank.
Note Company VS.. Washington Fire Insurance
Kirby W.. Darneille; No. as. Russell & Alger VS.
remnant; No il6, Kinney vs.. Daniels ct ar; No.
~ Flaherty vs.. Klmmell; No. 49, Ball ct al VS.
Griihn ct al: No. 4ls, Creswell ct al. vs. Daniels
no. ~ schwann ct al VS.. Thompson; No. i22,
National Republican., 1877-12-12
TRUNKS AND HARNESS

satchels and Travelling Bags. Pocket books, &c,
cheap for cash, at tho factory and sAlesrooms oil
James :. Topham, 425 Seventh street northwest,
under the BIG WIRE SIGN
National Republican., 1877-12-12
Permits to Marry,

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants: Michael
shanahan and Mlnneffed MoNamara; J. X. Coffin
and Matte i. Carponter;.G. A. Gibson and Mary A,
blakely; Caleb Stewart and Sarah T. Grimes,
National Republican., 1877-12-12

ONE visit to Dr. Hartley insures instant relief for
cathrrh. No exorbitant fees In ADVANCE Resi-.
dence removed to 93i New York avenue.
rdn Len9n @9thing, watches pistols, &c, bought at
National Republican., 1877-12-12

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood remoy.
Ing dyspepsia. sick headache constipation, ALL all
Quirk's Irish Tea will do IT, Sold by ali drgp,sts
Price. % cents per package,