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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-.Sr; am
prompted by the kindly tone OF TnE suSs comments,
when disappearing OF my recent remarks in Tam.
many Hall, TO answer ct the eotons YOU urge
Frst-Let say that firmly believe now, as hereto
fore that Samuel j. Ildrn elected President VI the
United States and is to-day entitled 10 the ONCE.
SecOnd-Nhile might question the eNpediency Of
opening the que sion at TINS late date matter u
abstract right there be only one opinion in any
homes mars mini.
Thiri-l believe the intention Of Mr. Tidens friends
and advisers Is not place him the Presidency now.
but 10 50 constantly agtae the subject as TO force him as
candidate upon the Democracy In 1870
FourhNeithcr his conduct AT the time Of his election
nor his present cnot 10 make on the regular Demo
cratic organization Of this county, members Of which
nobly sustained him IN his campaign Tor the Presidency
the that the journal which Is recognized
the organ Ut aIammanv has actually pursued entities
him TO much sympathy or support at the hands OF any
Democrat
Fnth-As TO his personal qualifications leader OF
the Democracy In any great contest IN the future have
nothing 20 rctrac from the opinion already expressed
am usually in the habit OF SAVING what have
plainly ~ | know how, habit that may have con.
nacted from long and constant reading OF TmE SUN
Tnos. c, L. EccLKsIsK.
NEW YoRK May IL
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RESUMPTION ASSURED.
Provided sherman can oct Enough specie and
There L. no Drnin from Eurnpe.

WASHINGTON, May 1s-The Evening Star
of to-day in nm article on the resumption Of
specie payments on the LIST OF January next. be-
lieved to have been inspired by John Sherman,
says there can be nothing in the way OF Shcr-
mans having in the Treasury. next january.
the amount Of coin for rcsuming TINT he is cal
cuatod TO have-namey $205.000.000 With
this amount he can. without any difficulty. re-
deem his then outstanding s2S7.0O0. 600 in green
backs. He does not anticipate that he will be
called upon to redeem more than tlO2 100000
but Is securing coin to meet any emergency. The
premium on gold has fallen to fraction Of q
cent and will very likely disappear before the
resumption date. The only thing that keeps it
above par Is. more than likely. the fact that
customs duties are payable alone in this coin.
and the chances are that the passage (which is
almost assured) Of tho hill making greenbacks
receivable for such duties will cause that slight
premium to disappear. Our exports are larger
than our imports. and the balance OF trade il in
our favor The yearly gold payments by the
Govcrnment for interest on bonds IL about
f9O.OOu.OOO. which IL more than covered by the
receipts from Customs, which are not calcu-
lated Tor use in resumption. Taking all these
facts into consideration. and assuming that
there will not los a European drain ON the
American gold market which there is no appa-
rent reason TO suppose will take place. II seems
clear that practical resumption 10y the Govern
ment itself on the date fixed Is assured.
The national banks will also have 70 resume,
cireuato D'' IS about 1T 500 2ioai5 depo S
s66l 5!5.577. making the total liabilities about
s9GQsl6.052. Their total cash resources. in
Guiding the live per cent. redemption fund in
the Treasury. as required by law are about
$3.50 POI .Q55.. Every dollar Of the notes is Sc.
cured by United States bonds to an amount Of
at least ten per cent greater than the amount Of
notes outstanding. These bonds are Of ready
sale. and can. in the ordinary course Of busi-
ness. DO easily converted into any kind Of
money.
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What Judge Choate Said Yesterday About n
Certain Injunction.

Tho threatened collision between the District
Court Of the United States ami the supreme Court OF the
state has been averted by Judge Choate who vacated
his own injunction yesterday The under consider
alton was on a petition to declare Keller wormscr
kinssbury. the broadway cloihiers involuntary bank
rupts The partners had quArrcllns In the State
courts and Judge Donohue appointed Mr. Fred Lewis
ceiver. On petition In which II alleged that one.
fourth of the creditors represented Judge Cnoaie
issued an Injunction restraining the from taking
possession OF the property thTong of lawyers repre-
senng the creditors, the partners and the receiver
spoke Tor several DAYS the amount property involved
being than sluuVO and the nehi bcire between
Of the partners who wished a. have the matter lett
the STATE courts sud the CREDITOR aided by two of te
partners who wished 10 have the United states Court
sumo Jurisdiction judge Choaie hls dC, d,d not Co IN.
tericrr with Judge Donohurs receiver and
liz opinion viii rcirc the methods
by which his Injunction obtained II appeared that
although the petition IN the Unit, States Court repre-
scncd that on" iuur OF the creditors joined % we'll
known TO at least two of the petitioners that there
not that proportion Of creditors Judgt thuae
severe on that feature oi the case The parties have
MED another petition, stating the number Of creditors
correctly, and Will apply Tor another injunction.
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Not One-HaIf 60 Fatal.


FTf0TI M ITITIffT If0I0FT1T
The country Will hail with gratitude the first
step taken in Congress ardy II has been. toward
officially exposing the crimes by which Rutherford H.
Hayes and his subverted the emphaucaly
expressed will of the people That Hayes and his tools
are already seated In the Offices they have stolen
reason why they should be left undisturbed
To allow them to remain teaches the dangerous
doctrine that successful fraud Is more potent
than right and justice To usurpcr would
be oneha fatal to the Republic to the public peace
as tolerate his presence and the vainy
which placed him In power 1t is only In compromising
with fraud that there Is danger The man who by per.
jury. forgery and bribery steals the Presidency Is
much amenabe TO the laws against such crimes the
most Insignificant individual who commits similar Of
fences for smaller game
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THE PRESIDENTIAL FRAUD.
Its Deadly Erect on Industry and Comm cree
Prom he Hurd nj Trade gossr,


To endeavor to cover the top OF Mount vesu-
vius with tin plates, and avoid any volcanic
eruptons, would be sensible to attempt to stine
public opinion and action, which revolt against the
penious fraud by which President Hayes occupies the
seat which the vote Of the people gave Samuel j. Tden
Those who pretend to say that trade and commerce
will thrive all the II this great national fraud left
undisurbed, either do not know anything Of what they
affect to represent else they wiuly misrepresent the
facts
Trade and commerce are dependent upon honor and
sound credit These give the feeling Of security. When
these fail panic and doubt Any who is not a
mere superficial observer is bound to notice that the
trade and commerce Of America are today crippled by
the possession Of the chief Office in the nation by
who is known by everybody not to have been elected
This knowledge engenders feeling Of insecurity. The
captain OF the vessel has usurped the command and who
shall to where the craft shall drift. upon what
rock II shall be wrecked Pirates form the crew-and
will they respect the rights OF Of ship
The ships papers spurious and It is only the honored
flag Of the country that temporarily tine miscreants
from their fate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
EOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

diplomacy" still draws at wallacks
Nj. Emmett continues to delight the multitude at the
Standard.
on The 24 tp''" WIN ''''' DO"' opens AZ 's Academy
PINK Dominos"is to be played at the Bowery Theatre
tomorrow night
Levy plays might at the sacred concert given at the
Grand Opera House
a Celebrated Case win he presented at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow evening
Variety performances Of lurd and emotional eharac
ter may be seen at Tony Pastors
Miss Adohnn Gasparin will make her debut at the Ly.
ceum Theatre June 8, appearing ms Juiist
The Mnieronis will pass the summer at the seaside
Studying ne" play IN which they appear next fall
The man hutc, musical phenomenon OF most marvel.
ous character can be heard might ut the Cooper
sutuis.
The Victoria Lotus Troupe Of British Blondes and Sen
auona Burlesque ARTISTS aght tomorrow night at Tony
Pastors
The BROOKLYN theatre folk will he glad to know that
Miss Kate Caxton reappeHrs at the Brooklyn Academy
on the oath.
The summer season opens Mt the Filth Avenue to.mor.
tvs Dream"
Mr. r. Collins will play Hlmkt at the Lyccum Thea.
Miss Amelia ,. Lyons. -
Nine. Eugene raprenhelm, being about to return to
Music on the sOth inst
Edwin Byron win appear in THE Fools Revenge at
at the Broadway tonight
The Ga@on" wiz b. PLAYED every night TIL. week at
from the French by Rose Lise.
Stuart Robson spd " 4 Crane appear p "opT Bsehs'
with the original New York cast and scenery.
So great has heen the of the mntahle Patli-
~ the San francisco Hall that they remain another
week and will present n fresh and startling batch Of
wonders
The Williamson, closed their season in Philadelphia on
Saturday They have played Struck OIL $50 times IN
tie country They sail Tor Europe June 10, returning
next september
Mr. Frank Glider, the wellknown pianist, takes ben
eht At the Cooper Institute next Thursily evening
The Young Ansric Singing Club, consisting Of thirty
members will take part.
Mrs jas H. Hackctrs testimonial takes place tomor.
row evening AT Stelnwny nall Mss Jennie Bach, MIR.
Alfred Wilkic. Mr. kortener Mr.. Caulhed, and others
will assist at the entertainments
The Aquarium incea'es n interest and aractiveness
with tue warm weather. Mile, De In We're the water
queen. Bryant the Nentriloqust, and the Louisiana
HoubadOur quarieue furnish enjoyable entertainments
The present Is positively the last week the Aimee
troupe IN NE Park Theatre Tomorrow evening Barbe
Bcue viii be sung On Tuesday Les Cloches de Curne.
VILE" Wednesday La Belle Helene. Thursday La Vie
PHfisenne.h
The last performances Of the Bl0omingdale Amusement
Club viii be given at Lycenm Hall, Ninetynnh street
on TUE sday and Wedne sday evenings next Three
plays Will be presented and number Of attractive nu.
steal pieces make the bills interesting.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
American seeuritie. Advancing In the London
Market.

LONDON May 1s.-Tho Economist says: The
rate OF discount In the open market three months
bills is q. cent Stocks decidedly nrmcr The
view has been entertained and acted upon without any
visible reason that peace is in prospect The closing quo
iaiions Friday the highest OF the week II the
optmis opinions prove the reaction will be Sc
There has been fair show VI activity In the Aneri
can department The additional issue OF "a per cent
bonds has been accompanied by rise ia that ssc. The
resumption prospect. have good effect Erie mortgages
have again advanced most 81 all Monday. when the
Stock Exchange Committee granted the rst consolidated
mortgage a quotation rN-oNcrdue coupons ON M,dne~
day there was n sharp advance IN Atlantic and Grrat
western bonds was rumocd that some arransent nt
might possibly be made with the renovated Erie Conn
PAW. while there might also hc prospect reuudemg
that hitherto mismanaged undertaking"
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A Female Lobbyisrs Failure.


The defeat OF Johnny Roach and his Brazilian
subsidy scheme in the senate yesterday very crush
Ing to Mr. Roach and his lobbyists who were ike him.
seated IN the galleries when the being taken
Mrs Secretary Robeson took great interest In the
scheme and worked hard to get through. but as the
vote showed she failed.
Roach had an aye and Lst In hi. hand as the vote
was being taken and checked on each senator as his
listener said he had voted. when the last name was
called he ran up the list and seeing that the
thirty two, while hi friends were unly twenty three he
remarked We've lost it." Mrs Robe son who In the
gallery opposite. also seemed TO LOOK sad the vote
ua.A
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THE CREEDMo0a MdRxsMKN.
shooting for the thnmsion Radge OF the State
-TLe WoerIshoener Prize.

warm southerly wind blew down the Creed
moor RANGE Yesterday. and the long waved galy
over It's broad eNpanse Tie sky clear and the lines
u young trees that skirt the range green with
snrnising foliage There were two competitions The
hrst was for the Champion Marksmatls Baisr issued ~
the STATE and olcn 70 all members OF the National Re
A.-cnuun anu National Guard n this State The badge
j. 20 become the propcry o the competitors winning Il
the gr,acs number u before the OF sea.
SON ui l-lr Yesterday there MIS- eutres aud
each lersOn hHd the privilege Of entering twice Mr.
John l. Buuillcr of 'hc ytuth Regiment made score
o T. out oi possible ~, and was declared the winner
In the competition lN the members OF the stock X.
change Rife CLUB Tor the prfishue rr Badge Mr. 4 "
Day made 80 out u pnsslhIe 80 and Inc winner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
The business Of the Patent Once.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-The receipts Of the
Patent ONCE from Jan to May l. ISIS were s2ds..
@32d Tie expenditures for the time. exclusive
OF the s'' 80 Tor repairing models injured by last years
IRE ~ showing an cNccs. Of receipts over
expenditures SO ~ - At THIS rate the surplus
the year would be- S2 75S much larger amount than
has ever been derived m single wear Last year there
WAS Sl2iuu surplus. which the harvest 10 that
time The total amount IN the Treasury the
credit OF the Patent once is 81 1857.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
Parliamentary Election In England.

LONDON. May ls.-An election for member OF
Parliament took place at Reading yesterday to MI the
vacancy caused by the death Sir Francis II Gold
schmd. who recently fell between railway carriage
and the platform the Waterloo station. IN London and
died shortly after Mr. George Palmer. the Liberal
ddate. elected by increased majority over that
Of his predecessor who was also Liberal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
Escaping from One Prison TO be Locked Up
In Another.

Detective Pinkerton was informed from Lon
don yesterday Of the conviction there Charles william.
son, noted American forger who ESCAPED from Sing
Sing two years lie was guilty Of extensive forseries
In London. and was sentenced In ton year, imprson.
ment lie offered II paid s75pn by the British Guvern.
ment, 10 afford certain Information which would have
the eject OF putting stop 10 III. large iorseres bank.
there and In this country when his time : out IN
England he Is to be returned u Sing n sen.
of fifteen wears In London Milham~on
himself AS Charles Greenwood, "a New York ply sieian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
Hewitt. Army Bin Likely to Pass.

WASHINGTON. May ls.-Mr Hewitt opened tho
debate on the Army Appropriation bill to-day with
speech elaborate aud instructive that with which
he introduced the Diplomatic bill TO the House. Prom
the close attention and general approval which Hewitt
had. tits probable his bill will be passed by the House
The PRINCIPAL opposition TO the bill IN and around Con
greSss likely o. from the stan and other officers
whose pay so largely reduces hill
alt together except when with troops In the hod reduces
allowances tor fuel aud cuts those rooms down
half An ofcer serving the frontier gets about twenty
Wash -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
Prussia's Measure TO suppress sociaiistic
Agitation In Germany.

BERLIN May 1s.-The measure submitted by
Prussia to the German Federal Council against socal.c
agitation authorizes the Federal Council to prohibit or
suppress associations and prints intended promote
cialDcmocrauc objects such measure will. however
require the sanction " Parliament II In scs.ouif
Immediately IT. assembling suspension uf Soc ialis
prints and associations may be eectcd by the local 20
lice. but Will be- Invalid Il hot confirmed by the Federal
Council within tour weeks Prints be sckrd by tc
police without previous judicial sanction Imprisonment
for less than three months be inflicted
of he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
Tn. Health hoard. Promp. Action.

The Board Of Health refused permission to
burn shell lime tor Brookss establishment in West Fifty
NTH street and ordered that proceedings be taken
ainst It and that of John Malone In West Twelfth
street The permits 10 render fat which had been grant
ed IA DonOhe Co Of Glj West Ihiryeghth street. and
John Van ldrrSeln sun Oi I7j Eleventh avenue
revoked until the premises were put III proper condition
The following was also adopted Resolved That all per
mts To bring Int from other cities 20 be rendered III this
city be revoked criminal prosecution was ordered u
the OF Peter Fceney soap boiler at olo West Fiji
l..Nsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19

Mrs. Kahn. who applied to the police for as
sstance searching her husband who disappeared
while She and her children waiting snt to the
West has been made happy boy his return lie had wan
dercd aboard Troy boat aud carried up the Hudson
lie returned on FRIDAY. In the mean time she had
ccived about slb trom sNmuaiN- strangers part OF 1t
being given by the trk IN the Police Central Occ The
OF the Chldren's Aid society has promsod To
semi them To Kansas cay where they expect
friends, part Of the be subscribed outside Of
fla sngia
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BLOOM -DEwEY.-on "Wednesday the lith inst at
the rvsdenoe ut the brides athrT by the RrY Edward
Everett Hale, nathaniel Bloom OF NcW YORK To Daisy,
eldest daughter of Edward Dewey. E,l at Boston.
COOPEk-FAl AT ST. Lakes Church. knsrllr, y. u,
on "Wednesday May -. by the RN tyru. II Fay. Fred.
euck NJ Cooper 10 Isabel, youngest daughter Ol the
officiating CLERGYMAN.
uBOls-MElEKsMlr ON Thursday. May 10 Al 81
Lnke's Church, Philadelphia. by the Rev NJ. MrcrSmh,
j. D., and the Rev G. George Carrie H. H., Henry ogden
dubois 10 Emily stuart, daughter OF the Rev. DR. NJ.
Mcier.Smith.
HANNIA-SuLLNAN-May q. at the residence Of the
bride. by the Rev Morgan DIX, Geurge W. llHyniA 10
Alice Jane, daushter OF the late Eugene and Ann sui-
MANURE BCRLEw.-In Brooklyn "Wednesday, May
Is. by the Rev Father Reilly pastor ST. Stephens
cards
sCOFIELD-EvANS-At the residence Of the brides
parents Brooklyn n. y by the Rev. Thomas j. Evans
father Of the bride assisted BY the Rev Thomas Hares
Gerrt Scohed o New York to Kite Evans and Frank
~ se0nsld u New York " Jessie Z. Eyana
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The fact that the Democrats OF the South nre
not responsible for the fraud which placed Hayes In the
Presidential chair is good why they should
unite with the true men Of all parties In demanding
rigid investigation Of the wrong The people North
South yet prepared the right Of self
government They demand that the truth shall be dis
closed and will regard with Just suspicion and dsrust
all who nterpose obstacles to thorough investigation
of tho eie,tnrai frauds
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The following article published in THE ADVOCATE
to-day will best explain itself
THE ADVOCATE LEAGUE
The following preamble and resolutions were adopted
at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF THE ADvo-
CATE, at Its office. 1870 Fulton ST. May TO- 1873 and at
tested by the President and Secretary;
Whereas is evident that in the people are
made intelligent to the cruel mpostons Capital
upon Labor and upon the me thods by which
through immoral use Of political and Official power-ln
"a IN S cr S snG This Bo o sa
Inv that the true way to save our people from financial
quickly and a wdsy As possible and above All to reach
@ ai' oy Sno ~ u,anle 10 pay
aud 50 unable TO inform themselves. and believing It
TO Che end Of rensthenng ihs power and Prseiesl uat
" OF Tue american pres ana maSing u the great edu-
awe III TIA, TE be supplied at so cent,
one cent copy and that be supplied that rate ~
post express free to any dealer in America who will
Received That any newspaper IN the United State. o.
& c s1r hi igSsd win sSPy OF fhs A A. Or
sent To each subscriber To such paper putting the
The price to ty cents in o tive columns OIL
rs % m pSTST and es5e9 syss to Ss
THEo J. ALLEN, Secretary.
In pursuance Of the instructions given in the above
Resolutions announce to the Press and Newsdealeri
of America that We prepared to at form league
with them the basis indicated.
ANY clear headed editor will see the point
The Press of America, with exceptions, cannot
consistently denounce exoruon because it is arred with
the stick.
As rule, without more than one In one hundred ex
ceped the readers OF American newspapers are com
PEELED by them 10 pay from four TO ten times their actua
value. or so without reading matter.
The result Is the fact that every paper in the land has
today the smallest circulation 1t ever had
Therefore 1t is that they have rely upon and up
their prices of Advertisements this kills OF advertising
patronage, the advertisers business falls bust
ness OF all kndsas 1t Is affected by the presssuf
fers aud the OF the whole that the newspapers Of
the entire country become hndrance instead OF help.
consuming, deadening weight instead Of spirit OF in
ygoraon trade and commerce. and labor finally beari
tile whole loss
This we believe, and propose to remedy. extending
cordial welcome to all who will Join us In the effort
Come on, then editorial friends-come a you WILT
as friends we greet you, If as enemies we meet you
our banner Is outi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19

Up to the 18th OF May the first half OF the
months play IN the ha.e ball arena shows unpre.
cedentcd number OF model games that games which
the winning uiues three runs or The record
rom May o. May - inclusive i follows the hist in.
GLIDING International lra.uc COLLEGE AMI amateur CLUB
games The League Mines are iu italics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
AlrnM MnllIngs.

One OF the largest importers OF straw mat
tings. ]. Wild 4 Co.. 80 and 90 Thomas st., near
broadway. are Offering their immense stock at
rotail to close shipments. Great bargains are
being offered In all the grades OF white. check
and fancy.-AdD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19

BERLIN. May 1s.--The Post says Dr. Faks col
leagues In the Ministry strenuousy endeavOriug
prevent his resignation II Dr. Fakerssts. the crisis
will involve several other members Of the Cabinet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19

s. Harold, Bonde Rio Ianciro.
s. Alhemarlc. Gihhs. ia'wcs
IS Chesapeake. Mnueatn. Portland.
- Laurcsuna Ihn Newcastle. Bug
BARK Drumming Souhic. Petersen. Christians.
Bark Water Lily. DAVIS. RIO Grande do sui.
BRIG Halear. Smith. san AndreH..
Schr norN VI French. French. Man1anilo.
Schr Kate kummcl. sloane Matnnlas
Schr Elite aud Josie. Bunker. Mat4ulas
Schr Harriet Brew ster. sanford MILK River.
Also the regular coastwi>r packet,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19

LAWYERS KEBUkED.

ATHENS, May ls.-There are 80. 600 Thessalian
refugees III Greece They rcus TO return to their home
many VI them are Joining the Greek army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
Tho People Ahead OF the Politicians.


The people are in advance OF the politicians
on this subject They profoundly feel that gross
national wrong has been perpeaed. and they want the
guilty parties exposed and punished. too there is any
law Tor IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
MARINE INTELIIG ENCR

HiStarrKK AtHANAc--rHis
sunrises.... ~ sun SETS. ~ Moon rises 10 ~
HiGn W.rAR-THis
SANDY Hook. 80 Gov Islauf. ~ Is Hell Date II 81
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splendid double. page picture. with portraits OF ca,
ing prize winners, III The Nse fo,k Illustrated THe No "
Out today ADD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19

Cured by MIX Of Magne a Indigestion costvenes
incpient rheumatism, and gravel All drnggists-Adp