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National Republican., 1878-08-12

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hFEtBALTIMonE AND LAUREL EYPREss
chester llHyeyT;SiSRR All MSy sloas posroy
AND NONE froT car sGslSS 70 Nsw
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pullman Cars % Cincinnati daily. Grniton 10 san.
,eCt-6n sunday oniy"Baliimore Annapolis and
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LAUHEL ENrhE5s. Frederick via Relay. stops
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ALEx&SbRIA AEP I1q. SsI,ikJ RA{t
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up. M on sunday at GlO u N. and ! and T. y. IN.
For Richmond and the SOUTH Si5 and 900 daily
ns isS sayS 3 x sss fs9fSi tspSfE %sasaeten
ei0, 10 IL q m,, /, I'D. 0;eo and j. m. -
Tn SUNDAY at s. and 10 a m. and O. o p IN.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and par rear 40
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ay
enue. northeast Of sixth street and PennsyL
le for the checking Of baggage to destination nom
hotels and residences.
| l. +, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. Cpl uL.
National Republican., 1878-08-12


trdnsdeting business IN II'ashiHytOn.
AUCTIoNEERa
Duncanson Bros Ninth and ID sis.
Wash. h. Williams, D. cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs
solomons & Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue
BhnlingtOn, Pa. avenue and FOur-sndahal street.
V. u Il. q IL MorTison' n' rs Pennsylvania avenue
Il. N. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth ST.
Felix Desfosses ,sol2 II street.
CLOTHING
L s. Justh. Gi3 d street.
DENTISTS.
Dr'c DeMontreviilg; ;pS,a No lTs, ~! (, northwest
GoSsan' Temple Drug store spa Snh sIss srs
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G Townsend, ili9 Ninth street northwest
Mrs. Burr islS II street.
Mss Narrower 1885 street.
Georgetown College Georgetown. d. O,
Resign sssminaiy "a IAN McPLs.s9n .,EI ,EIasIs
MiSs Eva Nils Music I'D it1S street ci.' '
School Of Music, 50 Eighth -treeI
Musical Academy, J. T. tauliield, 1881 street
Musical Conservatory o. Il. Bullard. ~ Ninth street
FINE ARTs
Markrter. ecG street northwest
HOTELS.
s. James Hotel corner sixth and Pennsy!vsnia ave
sT Msafopeliisa % PrnSl Psnna % ave and ss.h street.
Ebbitt House, FouTtaenth and streets
wormleys, II and Fifteenth stIeetA
Morton House w and va / street
fremont House
HATTERs.
b. II. stinemetz isH Pennsylvania avenua
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company IS High street.
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiseman Brothers. corner Seventh aid L streetA
A. Saks 4 Co., seventh street
d, Robinson Co., Do1 Pennsyivania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders a stayman PennA. ave and Twelfth street.
PHoTO-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo photographer. No <ss Penn
sylvania avenue
REAL ESTATE
r. IL Warner, el6 r street northwest
John Sherman, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox Freedmans bank building, l5oe Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney a Co, fT Ninth street
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| iulI presentation Of Faust it is by no means

=
| faint praise. ..s 4ss
t Miss Kellogg as Marguerite was all that
could be desired. Her rich, full voice has
| lost nothing of its beauty since she was last
here, and whenever she appeared was
greeted by the audience with evident,marks
OF admiration. The duo between herself
and FrapoIii at the close Of the third act
was beautifully rendered, and she was called
before the curtain amid storm OF applause.
At the close Of the fourth and fifth acts she
also received like testimonial of apprecia-
ton. The last scene with Faust was partic-
ularly fine. @
Signor Frapolli has a fine, rich tenor, and
his personation OF Faust was in many re-
spects meritorious. Mr.. Caufman's Valen-
tine was excellent. He possesses q fine,
melodious baritone, which he uses to ad-
vantage, and acts with grace and feeling.
In the dying scene in the third act he eX-
hibited an excellence both in action and
tone which indicates that he is possessed OF
rare abilities.
Madame Guidotte as, Siebel was pleasing,
but we cannot accord to Mr.. Gottschalk any
praise for his conception Of Mephisto. His
voice is not equal to the requirements OF
the role. The chorus was full and we'll
trained, but gave evidence OF want of
drilling in the soldiers chorus.
The orchestra is very fine, and under the
direction OF Professor Behrens executed
the lovely and difficult instrumentaization
in which the opera abounds with marked
ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

"GooD CHEER" is the subject OF a lecture
which Rev. John Peddie, D. D., OF Phila.
delphia, will deliver in the Second Baptist
church next Monday night, for the benefit
OF the Young Mems Missionary Society OF
that church. The editors OF the Religious
Herald, Of this city, say OF the lecturer: CDR.
Peddie's reputation has preceded him, and
he will receive cordial welcome. His &C.
NAL manners, warm heart, thorough piety,
wide intelligence, ready humor, and glow
ing eloquence make him u pleasant compan-
ion and eloquent speaker. Richmond is IA
yored in able pastors, and our population
can appreciate and enjoy what is in store
for themD
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An Interesting Occasion.-The Lodge Of
Rebekah recently organized in this city will
be formally instituted tonight. The cere-
monies will be unusually interesting and
impressive. Among the distinguished grand
officers expected to be present are Past
Grand Masters Blanks, Branch, Courtney,
Evans, Titzhugh, and Latham. This lodge
embraces in its membership leading repre-
sentatives from Henderson. Stuart, and
Jackson Lodges, /. 0. 0. f., Of this city,
and is indeed fraternal band Of brethren
and sisters. 4. u. Shotwell is n. g.; Mrs.
Eli Kirby, V. g.; Mrs. S. Y. Ashworth,
secretary; and Mrs. Henry A. Jordan,
treasurer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

Minor Topics.-The condition Of the side
walk on Hull street below Bridge avenue
and on Bridge avenue, which is always bad,
has been distressing during this "lopg sea-
son in May ,siIrt ya1
Up this writing nothing Of importance
has been heard from the County Court. OF
Chesterfield. ~ 10 % iE -
In consequence OF the inelement weather
no one left Manchester yesterday for the
Midlothian celebration, and 1t was probably
postponed.
On the water-line operations continue
brisk, and the prospects for a successful
season are still very bright.
The rain OF the past few days has mate.
rally interiered with building operations 20 o.
| all descriptions. ,,..a,
Memorial church to fill the place OF Rev
Mr.. Sans, removed to Baltimore.
Rev. William A. Campbell has returned
from attendance on the sessions OF the Eas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

a LUXURIOUS BEvERAGE.-The Apollinarts
Natural Mineral Water has steadily snd so surely
gained favor with the American people that its sale
in this country Is rapidly approaching the immense
sale In England, where the consumption amounts
to 900 900 OF bottles annually This Ia not to be
wondered at when we think for how long a time We
have suffered for want of water not tainted with
impurities, and when It has become an established
fact, endorsed by eadrg ph, sicians, that the Apol
hnaris stands alone the article 10 meet that want.
Both luxury and health are contained in the agree
able and wholesome qualities Of this water. and,
while the palate Of the most fasiidious Is pleased
with Its purity and delicious favor, It Is also aid
to Digestion and the most beneficial water the dys-
pepte can use. Only those who have used the Apol-
naris can appreciate what It is, and we would ad-
wise such Of readers who have heard Of but NOT
tasted this "Queen of Table-Waters," TO get bot
r r.
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PERsoNAI.-The Edward Howell sent
TO the Denitentiary from Norfolk county is
not. as has been reported, Edward Howell,
the well-known painter OF this city, now in
Washington, but colored man OF the same
name. Mr.. Howell Is favorably known in
Richmond. and was lieutenant in the ar.
tillery service of The Confederate States
during the late war.
Councilman Henry Metzger lett last night
on 4 visit 10 his old home and friends in
Germany. He expects to sail from Balti-
more to-day, and will be absent about two
months, and will take in the Paris EXposi-
ton before his return. He bids all his
friends goodbye for the present.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were NJ. Goodman,
Quincy, H.; G. A. Newell. Boston; G.
W. Robinson, Baltimore; j. J. Rutherford,
Goochland; Z. u. Shelton, Floyd; Fl. W.
Tucker, Lunenburg; Henry Hoffman,
York; w. G. HollinS, Louisa; Henry At
tick, Cumberland; L. Is. Brown, Albe-
marie; G. ". Collins, Nelson; William r.
Gorgas, Harrisburg, Pa; and DR.. w. L.
Carrington. Halifax.
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BRIEF LOCAL TTEMs.-The Richmond Re-
form Temperance Club will be organized in
few days with good membership.
The first excursion to Washington this
season will be given by Marshall Lodge,
knights of Pythias, on the 10th Of June.
A lamp placed at Mayo's bridge would
cntitle the City Council to the eternal graft
tude OF hundreds Of people OF both Rich
mond and Manchester.
The Lichtenstein building, at Seventeenth
and Franklin streets, is having the finishing
touches put upon it.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to S5,163.29.
Remember the Gospel Tableaux at St.
Johns lecture-room tomorrow night.
Jefferson Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, had
an interesting meeting last night. The un-
written work was exemplified by p. G.: c..
Lucien l.. Bass.
The Grand Carnival at the Theatre next
week will be novel and no doubt an en-
joyable entertainment.
The Square, cemeteries, and parks, have
put on their most beautiful garbs Of living
green, and never looked prettier.
The cool weather OF the past few days has
not improved the ice business.
The ladies OF the Broad-Street Methodist
VIII S5lau W oCC tucil W
night. All the luxuries of the season dis
pensed by pretty and polite mattresses.
A meeting OF the old Henrico County
Troop will be held at the county court
house May 2Sth at II O'Clock A. NJ. Every
member OF the troop Is expected to be
present.
The attention OF the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings is called to the very
bad condition OF the First police station.
There is an unsightly and dangerous
building in the immediate vicinity Of Libby
Hill, known as "The Six-Gun Battery"
which should be demolished.
The inspection OF the police force, which
was expected to take place Saturday, has
been postponed to Saturday, June 1st.
A lamp is badly needed in the alley in the
district bounded by Main, Franklin, FIT.
teenth. and Seventeenth streets. It has
been pronounced dangerous by the police
authorities.
The number Of tramps registered Mt the
First station-house does not now average
more than four per night.
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The Municipal CanvasS.-The combat
seems to deepen as the time for the NUM-
cipal election draws near. UP to thIs
writing there has been no announcement OF
opposition to the present CommonWealth's
Attorney or. City Sergeant. For Mayor the
present worthy and respected incumbent
has two opponents. For councllmen and
justices OF the peace the contest does not
appear.to be very exciting, but candidates
will doubtless be numerous enough by elee-
tion-day. In each ward one Justice is to
be chosen. The First and Third Wards
elect three eouncilmen each, and the First
and Fourth one each.
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THE ITALIAN CHARACTERISTICS night
Max Strakosch's Italian Opera Company
was welcomed to Richmond by one OF the
largest houses ever seen in the Theatre
certainly the largest this season. Not only
were the available seats in the dress-circle
and orchestra taken, but ladies were seated
in the third and fourth tiers. That per-
petual wellspring Of lyric delightfulness,
Faust, was presented on this occasion.
T., was in this opera that Miss Kellogg
achieved her first great triumph, ana her
Marguerite has since been regarded as one
of her greatest impersonations. The inter-
eat is from first to last centred in the 1gure
OF Marguerite. The character OF Faust IS
In every sense subordinated to the subllme
vision OF which be is the devils paw, Wnl,e
she is the exemplar OF divine love when
was not discovered by Goethe. but had us
original in the Magdaline who Wept at tue
foot OF the cross.
In the opera Of Faust, Gounod has given .
broad scope to his ideas. He indulges the
widest and at the same time most simple
tones Of nature, while blending the pleasing
Ichord with close harmony. The work ls
continuous strain Of uninterrupted melody
1 It is thiscomb mbination OF varied tastes which
taxes at once the genius and mature study
i al the artist, so that when we accord 20 sne
/ italian Opera Company the merit Of q falta,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

JAIL STATIsTICs.-A correct census OF the
inmates OF the city Jail, taken yesterday by
Deputy-Sergeant Hannah, discloses the fact
that there are at this time in durance vile
sixty-fve prisoners, classified as follows
White males, 20; colored males, 35; col
ored females, 10. It is creditable fact that
not single white female is in incarceration.
The highest number OF prisoners in con.
tinement at any one time since July 1. 1876,
was 176 The number received thus far fol
May is II; discharged, IS. Fors seven days
this month no prisoners have been received.
At the present encouraging rate OF com.
mon-law criminallty the City Sergeant is
not likely to invest largely in brown-stone
fronts or United States bonds.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SERIOUS ACclpENT.-Yest terday evening
about 5 O'Clock Mr.. Frank Lison. OF the
firm OF Anderson & Ligon, grocers, while
cndeayorins TO mount young mule in
front Of Glazebrook's store, on Brook ave-
nue.. was thrown to the ground by the girth
OF the saddle giving away. He struck the
back Of his head against the curbstone,
producing, it is somewhat feared. concus-
sion OF the brain. He was conveyed to his
residence, on Marshall street, in an inSensi-
bic state At n late hour last night his con-
dtion was serious.
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skANcHEsTEH AND VICINITY.

Officers Elected.-The First Centennial
Club has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: NJ. N. Woodbridge, pre-
sident; j. e. Hewlett, yice-president ;
Charles w. Mann, recording secretary ;
Philip E. Richardson, financial secretary
John Monroe, treasurer; and John E. Ba-
ker, chaplain. . stt gt 3,
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Hanover PresbyyItery, oi Vhieh be q the

aLatcu Clerk. 2.gaslg
"A regular meeting OF the City Council
Tillbe held tomorrow night, when several
measures Will be discussed. s.s{9i
H Parties desiring to vote in the ensuing
municipal election should not fail to qualify
themselves by paying their Doll-tax. 4. 4
Senator Chiles left yesterday evening for
Petersburg to take part in q concert for a.
charitable object. ss.5s9 Isl
It seems understood that Justices Perdue
ton. Justice Chalkley declines reelection.
The market for the pastfew days has been
tolerabIy well supplied with edibles> OF all
descriptions. ~
r No very important business will be con-
sidered ut the ensuing term Of the Hastings
Court II. .,sta. a-r5S = ss--'a 80 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY REFUsED.-Gov-
crnor Holiday Yesterday refused to grant
Executive clemcncy to the following par-
ties:
Alice Blakey (co!ored), sent to the peni-
Tertiary for ten wears by the County Court
of AlbemarIe for infanticide. The prisoner
has served since December, 1877.
Granville SHELTON, sentenced from King
William county for three years in June,
1877, for arson.
Dennis Coates (colored), sentenced in May,
1876, TO four years. Imprisonment for grand
larceny, in the Hastings Court Of Manches'
Ter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

BEAR IT IN MIND, EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come that II. C. WILKINS, the Fresco Artist,
can frcsco your roops as cheap IL not cheaper than
they can be papcred. This work has the advantage
of washing with soap aud water when soiled. Re-
fereuce: A. Y. Stokes 6 Co.; Marion Dimmock, ar
clitcct: p. j. Black, architect. Office corner OF
Eleventh and Bank streets, upstairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

DR.. Hoqe's Lecture.-Rey. Dr.. NJ. D.
jiIoge, we'll known as one Of the most dis
tinguished diyines and pulpit orators in the
country, will deliver his celebrated lecture
on "The Land of the Midnight sun" at the
Presbyterian church tonight. The lecture
has been fayorably received where delivered.
The object is worthy one, and doubtless q
large audience will greet the distinguished
lecturer. t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

HENRlco COUNTY COURT A CASE OF
CHILD. .MUEDER.-Th County Court was en-
gagged all day yesterday in the trial OF Mar
tha Ann Morris, charged with infanticide.
On the Sth OF April last the accused was
arrested, charged with the murder OF her
ile@timate offspring near the northwestern
suburbs of the city. She was suspected OF
having given birth TO child, which was
never seen. The discovery OF the body OF
IN infant in well, in the vicinity, few
days afterwards, led to her arrest. She
was arrested by officers of the Third dis
trict police, and sent by Justice White to
the county authorities. She was indicted
April Goth. The evidence adduced before
the jury was purely circumstantial. George
W. Thomas, Esq, represented the Common
wealth in his usual effective manner, and the
accused was ably and eloquently defended
by Brooks Il Roane, two colored lawyers,
OF this city. Old attendants at the County
Court stated that the argument Of the for
mer had rarely been eXcelled even at that
celebrated bar. At a late hour last night
the case had not been decided, the jury not
agreeing, and the court adjourned over
until this morning at II O'Clock.
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THE POLICE.
Plan for che Reorganization OF the
Force. 49,

A PROJECT TO REDUCE EXPENSES AND
INCREASE THE FoRCE-USDER TT THE
CAPTAINS ToBE DISPENSED WITH AND
ONE OFFICER TO DE CLERK OF THE Po-
LICE COURT AND CHrEF-ARGUMENT IN
FAVOR OF THE CHANGE. ;"
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THE RAILROAD.MEN.
Two Important Reports Presented
and Discussed.

THE BEST FORM. AND stATERI AIS FOR f.o-
coMoTIvE-wHEELs AND AxLEs -opIN-
ION OF MASTER MECHANICS THE CON
sTRUCTIoN OF LOCOMOTIVES CONSIDER.
ED-soME OF THE CAUSES OF DETERIoRA-
. TrON OF BOILERS, &C.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISplcATroSs FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic and Middle States; northerly winds,
slightly warmer and partly cloudy or clear
weather, and stationary or rising barometer,
will prevail
Caationary oi-shore signals continue at
Cane Lookout. Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk,
and Cape Henry; and are ordered for Cape
MAY. Lewes, Atlantic City, Barncgar, and
Sandy Hook.
Cautiouary signals continue at New York,
New Haven. New London. and Newport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

A BLESSING TO SiOTHERs.-There viii be no me-
cessity for mothers leaving the comforts OF home
with their sick babies this summer II they viii give
DIR. MoFFETT's TEETHINA tTeething PowdersI.
TEErHINA VIII regulate the bowels and make
teething easy. 1t cures cioleri-infautun and the
summer complaints OF children; heals eruptions
and sores removes and prevents the formation OF
worms. r.. w. POWERS s Co., and all druggists
lon, i
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LARGE walnut stands at the ss-cEsT STORE.

BROWN BnEAD.-Three cups Graham flour, one
cup corn meal, two cups cold water, half cup NC
lasses, two teaspoons DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER,
with salt to suit taste. Mix the powder with the
flour and meal while dry Bake an hour and half
In slow oven, with paper over the top.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

THE TOBACCO TRADE.-The prices OF to-
bacco have been better this week and grades
4 have been finer. Prices have ruled rs high
as S16. Yesterday the highest reported
price paid at the Tobacco Exchange was
$50, by Marlborough d Son.
In loose tobacco the offerings and sales
have been small, and prices have ranged
from 81 to $3.50. The season for the sale
Of loose is nearly over, and future receipts
Wilrbe small
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

THE PR1MARY Y.-The primary election
commissioners met yesterday evening and
finished the recount Of Jefferson Ward.
There was 10 change in the general result.
They will meet again at O'Clock this eve
vii
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS. and post
ais addressed as follows remain unclaimed
in the Richmond post-oi1ice !: Miss Fl. Grant,
Ill Bruen street; j. II. lie Grange, +. w :
Graham. B. j. Gondwyn, r, Hany, care OF
Margaret angerfeld; D. M. Hanes, Meyer
Hecht. j. b. Jentry, A. L. Graves, Briggs
House; Bette Jones, Mrs. NJ. Jones, 125
Marshall; Mr. Maxwell, James Mitchell,
Flem Ratclify. agent B. d NJ. r. r.; 10.
rentz & Brother, Il. Il. Lambert u CO., ii.
Z. Moon, care OF Haynes, Spencer q 20.
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THE LAW INDICATED This morning
Deputy-Sergeant Hannah will convey to the
penitentiary Henry c. Giddings, convicted
in the Hastings Court Of the city OF Rich
mond Of forging the name OF Thomas D..
Cersley, Esq, to 4 check for S22. Giddings
belongs TO a most respectable family in
Chesterfield, and was at one time, under the
township system, clerk Of Manchester
township. GIddings is sentenced for two
wears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

AvEnrLL CHEMICAL pA1ST, ready mixed for use
Durable, beautifut, and economical. Surpasses all
others. For sale by r. ". POWERS Co.,
Agents for the Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-16

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISTING-tioCsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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II. ELLYsoN Y CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
yersements in all OF the newspapers OF the United
sies at publishers ratei. Orders left at the DIS
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-