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The Evening critic., 1882-07-20

Tho excursion Of tho Carroll Institute yos-
terday was a thorough success, only marred
by the sudden appearance Of the storm, which
interfered decidedly with the boat races, which
had been looked forward to with much inter.
est. In the single.sculls race the entries were
Thomas II. Harding and Albert Ellery. The
frstnamed was capsized, and was picked up
by the steamer, and Ellerv was strapped into
his boat and came very near being drowned,
but was finally picked up by the Arrowsmith.
In the doublescull race the crews were Burk.
hart and Schueltze, Budget and Tanner, and
Kearon and Boarman. Tho referee was Mr.
Jack White, OF tho AnaAostans, and the races
were declared of, and they are to BIO rowed
over the national course at some date to be de
termined upon. In the shooting match there
won by Thomas Walsh, corner Tenth and 4
streets, and the second by t. II. Walsh, of the
War Department. The attendance was very
large, over 900 participating In the excursion
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
PRESIDENT BARRIoS.
what Ex.Presidcnt Grant Says I'm
Relation 10 His Supposed Mis-

sion.
Senior Don Matias Romero, tho Mexican Min.
lister, received last week the following lettor
from ex.President Grant, IN reply TO one sont
by him In relation TO tho supposed mission OF
President Darrios to the United States. The
letter is as follows:
''LoSd BRANCH, N. j., July IL, 1882.
"MY DEAR Sin: am Just In receipt OF your
letter Of yesterday In regard TO the arrival Of
President Barrios, OF Guatemala. had read
In the morning papers OF MS r. reception IN
Immediately to New York. In my judgment
there Is not the least ground for apprehension
on account OF NE visit; ne VIII unqnestiona.
OF State with great courtesy, as he ought TO BIO
as the representative Of noighboring repub-
lic,but annexation OF territory Will have but fow
the country OF such men MS advocated inter-
ference In foreign countries shows that any
scheme Of that kind would BIO extremely un.
popular. AS to our Government Interfering in
the question OF boundary between Mexico and
Guatemala, am sure there need not DO any
anxiety felt by Mexico. II Mexico and Guate.
any question between them to the United
States as arbitrator, ms Portugal and England
did in regard to conflicting claims to territory
on the east coast OF Africa, OF course our Gov
eminent would hear the statements OF both
parties, and give Its Judgment in tho matter
referred to It. But even then ! do not suppose
that tho United States would do any more than
TO use It's good Offices TO have thecontending
parties accept her decision II either should
feel inclined to regret the decision am not
OF course, authorized TO say a word for tho Al
ministration on this subject but am certain
that know tho sentiment OF tho country on
the question OF annexation. IL the good
Offices OF the United States could be used effec.
lively to induce tho Central American repub-
lies to consolidate into one have no doubt but
II would do go. But then tho request would
have TO come from all of them. Certainly the
United States would not attempt to coorce n
consolidation at the instance of the President
OF ono State and In his personal interest. Tho
most that would likely be done would be to
inquire through our representatives to those
countries us to the feeling Of tho people and
officials on thotsubject OF consolidation. Very
truly yours, u. s. GRANT"
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
scnateY estertiay.

When our Senate report closed yesterday
the House bill TO reduce internal taxes was
undor consideration, the question being on
Mr.. Beck's amendment reducing the tax on
manufactured tobacco TO twelve cents per
pound, tho reduction to tako effect upon jan
uary next. The amendment was agreed 10
yeas, 20; nays, 90. Tho following is tho
vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Bayard, Beck, Butler, Call,
Camden, Cockrell, Coke, Davis, OF w. Va;
George, Gorman, Groome, Grovor, Hampton,
Harrie, Johnston, Jones, of La; Jones, of New.
Kellogg, NaXey, Morgan, Pugh, Ransom, Sauls-
bury, Slater, Vance, Vest, voorhees,, Walker
and Williams-20.
Nays = Messrs. Aldrlch, Allison, Anthony,
Blair, Cameron, of Pa; Cameron, OF WIS.,;
Chllcott, Conger, Davis, of ILL.,; Dawes, Ferry,
Harrison, Hawley, Hoar, Logan, McDlll,
Malone, Miller, OF CAL; Miller, of N. Y;
Mitchell, Morrill,, Plumb, Sawyer, Sherman,
Van Wyck and Windom-26.
Mr.. Beck remarked that tho adoption OF his
amendment would render necessary n read
justment of the tax on cigars and cigarettes ia
subsequent section.
motion by Mr.. George to retain the stamp
lax on bank checks, drafts, orders and vouch
ers over 500 In amount was rejected-yeas
10: nays, 80.
Mr.. Voorhees, moved to strike from tho oil
the proposed reduction OF taxes on bank cap
it'll and deposits and the stamp tax on checks
etc.
Pending further action tho Senate ad
iourupd.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
Public School Sites.

Proposals were received by the Commission
'ers this afternoon for tho sites for two eight.
room school buildings, one in tho fourth and
ono In the seventh division. Tho committee
that opened the proposals was Captain Hoxie,
Auditor Vinson and Joseph @. Rock. The bid.
ders wore d. II. Warner, W. H. Smith \ Son, +.
b. Smith, Thomas NJ Fowler, j. q. O. Kennedy,
II. o. Holtzman, Martha Milburn and Ann NJ.
Coakley. No decision will be made to-day, as
the work of properly scheduling the bids Will
renulre aOma time.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
VIOLATING Postal Laws.

Tho case of the United States against john
Harris, colored, who is charged with q viola.
tion OF the postal laws by having last April
devised n scheme by which he secured tho
sum Of $15 from Thomas Brooks, of saltwater,
N. Y, was called before United States Commas
sioner Mills at 1 o'clock this afternoon, and
postponed until next Tuesday at IL M, on
account OF the failure to ind Martha Hackley,
tine person to whom tho letter opened by Harris
was addressed, and an important witness In
the case.
The registered letter containing the amount
was received by John Costello a white man,
who lives at the corner of Sixth and g streets
northwest, and receipted by him for Martini
Hackley, to whom 1t was addressed, being
then turned over to Harris, who extracted tho
money from 1t. Harris afterward sent letters
10 Brooks at saltwater, asking for money,
signing the namo Of Martha Hackley to each
OF them.
Tho charge is serious one, and Special
Agent Henderson, Of the PostofIlce Depart
ment, who worked the case up, says Costello
does not know how deeply he has put his foot
in 1t, which looks as IL Costello Will also figuro
in the matter. John Harris is the same party
who was sent to tho penitentiary some time
ngo, charged with swindling countryman
out OF q barrel of corn.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
GEORGETOWN.
SO Gay street.

Gentlemen:
Having used Browns Iron
Bitters ! certify that 1t did me q
great deal OF good. II was rec
commended 10 mo by DR.. Goo, b.
Lockhart OF this city.
JAMES KING.
Browns Iron Bitters Is true
assistant TO nature In restoring
the system to perfect health,
creates strength, tones the
nerves.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CouRT--Justice Hagner.-Ilines vs..
Morris, trustee, allowed to repair building.
Palmer VS.. Palmer, testimony before William
W. Wishart, examiner; ordered taken. Given
VS.. Philips, commission to got answer OF infant
defendants; order TO issue. Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Company vs. Grant; leave TO
amend granted without prejudice 10 receiver
chin.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
Present for the president,

John W. Garrett, esq, president of the d. Il
o. Railroad, yesterday sent by b. & o. express,
a fine Collie pup as present to President Ar
thur. The pup was safely delivered TO tho
of tho d. & o. express and Fred Graham, driver
OF The same company,
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20

EUGENE BETTIs has entered suit in
equity against James Carrico and praying
restraining order 10 Prevent him from inter
fering with sewer draining plaintiffs prem
Ices, No 5l7i2 Twentieth street.
THE several Councils Of Jonadabs in this
city have completed arrangements for a Joint
excursion to Glymont, on the steamer Keyport,
August l. The committee, composed OF woll.
known gentlemen, ie an assurance OF highly
successful occasion.
A NEW POSTAL STATION has been estab-
liehed at the corner OF Seventh and l. streets
northwest.
THE will of the late Commander Terry
has been duly proved by a commission In Bos.
Won and returned to the Registers oiilce In this
city.
HENRY DUNMoRE, colored, was charged
by his wife In tho Police Court to-day with
having threatened TO reduce her 10 mincemeat
with q razor. Five.hundrod dollar bond to
keep tho peace, or, In default, sixty days.
THE following persons are docketed at
the Fifth Precinct Station for an appearance
before Judge Smell tomorrow; William Ward,
colored, charged with petit larceny; Henry
Abbott and Thomas Lane, white bootblacks,
obstructing the sidewalkBj William Banks,
colored, disorderly, and Henry Fletcher, a col.
ored thief, charged with petit larceny.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
The TemDernture.

The following special temperatures were re.
ported at a. m. this mornings Eastport, AL
pena, and st. Paul, 55o; Montreal, 66o; Que
Duluth and Denver, 500; San Francisco 90
Yuma reported 1917 maximum temperature
yesterday afternoon.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20

ROWLAND HILLS famous Surrey
Chapel" built Just hundred years ago, is TO
BIO converted into O mandatory.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
FINANCIAL.


The following observations OF tho transac
tions In the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur.
nished by tho banking house of ii. ID. Cooke, IT.,
Il Co., 1920 i street, Washington, d. O.:
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
Real Estate Transfers.

L. Tobriner, trustee to NJ. Augorsturer, for
g., lot 20, subdivision OF lot 9S, square d5s;
@. W. Halstead, to l.. p. Manning, sublot 2i,
square sos; s. d. Ladd to Eliza l. d. d. Paine,
s. b. Iadd to II. E. Paine, for sid, 900, parts OF
lots 81, % and 20, square 115 II. Il. Paine TO
T.. b. P. Ladd, for $4,000, Same property; D..
II. Warner to W. i; Hitler, for $32o6, lots 81
Margaret ]. stettimus, for $7,10O, part OF lot
10, square 400; oliver Philips to MargaretJ j..
stettimus, for s., Same property; W. II. Nc.
Knight to Margaret j. Stettimus, same property
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20

ak-vnHAl Hal Hal WE STRUCK A DId
B3e bonanza In getting the agency for he
Ocean Queen cigar, for they are guaranteed to be
clear Havana filled &c, cigar at the CALIFORNIA
Cigar Store l0ll Pennsylvania avenue. y Sickle,
proprietor sole agent FOR the noted brand iu6
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20

"AIderney Dairy wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered In NIB. "Ward prints, doc
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttormilk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream 15c. pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
NebuIOus Bayard.

NVUUIOUS HUyWrUs
Augusta (Ga) Chronicle.
Mr.. Bayard Is q good man, but his chance
for the Presidency are nebulous.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
EXCURSIONS.

cPEcIAL EXCURSION
- TO
LOWER CEDAR POINT,
Given In honor OF the
NATIONAL RIFLES,
MONDAY, JULY ~, 1852.
steamer JANE MOSELEY will leave wharf
foot Of Sixth street at n. m. promptly, returning
by 0p. M. Tickets, 80 cents. For sale at b. Marc
Hotel and at the wharf. Jy20.3t
fInpItal,1
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20

PAnAsoIs below cost. yOung's, 1856 9TH st,
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20

i WITH FIRE.PRoOF MATERIAL THE
SrAIRWAYS AND HALL FLOORS OF
THE SUMNER SCHOOL BUILDING.
july II.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Com
missIonefs Of the District OF Columbia until noon
OF the 18th instant, for reconstructing with fire
proof material the stairway and hall fioors OF the
SUM or school building. The plans and specih-
cations may he seen at this Office.
A deposit OF two hundred dollars must accom-
phny each bid as n guarantee that the bidder, II
successful will enter into contract With good and
sufficient bond within five days from date OF
award. Bids must be upon blanks which will be
furnished.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
by order OF the Commissioners of d. G.
THOS. Il. ENTWlSLE,
jyi63t Inspector of Buildings.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-20
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1852.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Depart
ment Of state until IL o'clock m. on Saturday, the
nth day OF August, TO furnish said Department
fuel for the year ending June 80, 1883, to he de-
live red IN such quantities as may be desired
Information as to kinds and quantities OF coal
and wood can be obtained upon application ut this
Department.
1he right 10 reject any and all bids, or to accept
any portion of any bids Is reserved; aud each bid
der Is required to furnish with his bid bond with
two good and sufficient suretcs In the sum OF two
thousand dollars as a guarantee of faithful per-
Torrance of the contract which may be awarded
TO him, jyl5and22
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CONDENSED TELEGRANs.

WIZ. SUAnn, a gardener living near
Cincinnati. fatally shot his son on the 18th
and then cut his own throat.
REV. WM. THOMPSON, Of Shawanos
wiz, with his wife. son, and daughters
have been declared insance and placed n
Jail.
THOMAS HAMMOND was shot dead BY
john Groran in New York gros-shcp on
The 10Th. Grogan had caused the arrest Of
Hammond few DAYS before, for assault
ani battery. and Hammond had unwisely
threatened % kill him.
A NOTED female desperate and horse
thief, named Bella star, has been captured
by United States officers in Indian Terri
tory
w. ScorT SMITH, Of Washington, D.
q. has flied bill IN the Circuit Court ask
\ inr The appointment 81 receiver Tor the
h Chicago Harafi. and an Injunction 70 re-
strain The holders 81 two mortgages agsse-
eating s:3,Up from foreclo~lnx the ~sme,
4 Oh HE ground that they were frauduIently
given In aid 81 an alleged conspiracy 70
s.frecze out" complainants and other stock
bolders.
Cor. THOMAS REYNOLDS, State PEN
zion Agent. Or Milwaukee, Wis. has been
arrested ~ Government detective On =
charre os having forged names % alleged
pensioners 10 the amount ~ 5000 NJ bogus
receipts.
SEVERAL sensations in the shape q
new Indictments are promised Ia the star
route eases. Brady. Dorsey 4 Co., arc said
10 he thoroughly scared. and |, l. alleseithe
Administration will furnish them neither aid
nor comfort.
A TERRIBLE storm ragged for fifteen
hour. round about Dallas, Texas. doin4
great damage % property Of Al kinds, e.
pei lIIy 20 railroad tracks and bridges.
BURGLARS entered A. Zierlyn's Jewel
~ store In Grand Rapids. Mich, The c'hcI
night, drilled safe having two sets n
double doors. broke both lock-, and carried
on about 30 watches. 500 in cash, ans
some diamonds and jcwcIry. securing som'
$4,000 worth OF booty.
SEVENTY new cases Of yellow fever .
Pensacola On the 18th. Ii addition 70 ih'
fever, cholera l. said TO have broken on
along the Rio Grande.
Tux British ship Bremen ran ashor
on Farrniow Island, San Francisco, the 9th
er morning. and will prove complete
wreck. The crew were saved.
w. III. RoosA, commission mer
chant OF Detroit. Mich. was Knocked dow
IN Nj. store II the heart % the city. 4 moo
the other day. and robbed Of $40. Tw
men a.kcd him 10 show them some batter
aud while ID was bending over an ice-bo
one 81 them Knocked him sen~eless with
! slung-sho;. No arrests.
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BOB TAYLOR, one Of the Tennessee
tesperadoe= who murdered Sheriff HAmiI-
ton and BIZ deputy On the 18th ~ Scptem-
Der, was shot dead BY sheriff X. r. GoodaiI,
Of Laclede County. No.. on . train near
Lebanon, Oct. -. Taylor had hcen hiding
in Missouri for some weeks. When ordered
20 surrender he drew hi- revolver. but tho
Sheriff was too quick for him.
LIZZIE JACKSON, = pretty girl or
eighteen, hanged herself In station house
q Chicago the other night
EXECUTIONS on the 18th: William
Austin, At Lancaster, Ky; Paul Pringie,
coIored. Mansfield. Ia.
MAGGIE O'NEAL made : savage 81
tack upon Jane BrAdL IN Sanford'- mills,
Amsterdam, ). T., on the i2th, stabbing her
twenty times with : pair Of scissors.
SIDNEY WRIGHT, farm hand, was
fatally injured BY runaway horses near
Bloomington. ILL.,. on the 12th.
ALBERT JOKES, miller in San Saba
County, Texas, was killed BY De Wit Jolly
IN quarrel over business matters the other
night. The murderer escaped.
AcARRIAGE containing four persons
wa demolished BY : Central train x 4
crossing IN Syracuse, ~ ~, on the 18th.
Mrs.. J. ~ Malionoe. Mrs. Comstock. and
Mrs. Sherwood were killed and Mr. Mallonoc
fatally injured. The train sped on nearly
quarter OF mile before Il could be stopped,
carrying one Of the horses md part Or the
vehicle with Il. Three Swedes, named A.
Anderson. A. Peterson. II. Giiland, were
killed BY Baltimore 4 Ohio swIich-enEine
near Nckeesport. Pa, on the same day.
CT. CHILps was attacked BY two
men while driving On Coolidge avenue, Cam
bridge, Mass. public thcrcughfarc, a
half-past ten the other morning. They sho'
him 10 the eye and robbed him OF 500. Ns
arrests.
JAMEs w. GREEDY and his sister I'm
ma were drowned while boating near Har-
lem. n. r., Oct. IA.
Albert WILBUR. aged p, was beat
- % death by roushs IN Indianapolis, Ind.
on the 18th.
A DISPATCH from Constantinople say
Obeidullsh. Kurdish chief with ten thou
sand followers, has demanded the surrcnde
Of Van. Thirty thousand PeSians an'
Turks are marching against him.
GkoKGE CoorER found his wife prom
enadIng the Fair Grounds q Germantown
Ky, the other day, with George In<co.
rival before marriage, and expressed d.
pleasure. Finding them together again 4
She evening. The husband shot Insco thre
1imess killing him. a brother ~ the muir
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The widest platc-glass that Was ever Pit NJ
n America Il claimed ~ have hern placed m
position At indianapolis the other day. u
was lib inches hy ~ inches
A part .! Brown Brothers the factory AZ
Washington. Davicss County. together with
four thousand feet ~ lumtcr. " burned
recently. Loss. 81 900; ~ insurance
Packages IL money amounting to nearly
Sajl were stolcn from the safc ~ the Aneri-
can Express Company, in M. II. Movers
store. az Conncfsyille Fayctte CcnntN N
few evenings ago, during the absence o. thc
clerk.
Samuel Fiogg, n resident of Miami County.
has secured 4 judgment against Walash
County FOR - 00od damages sustained ~ plain
tiif falling through bridge that WIS Out q
repair.
A gang II outlaws N Harrison County have
been riding Peoples horses 70 death. cutting
ok the tails and Sitting The nvsc- NJ cow-.
mutlatIng hogs anil stealing applc-brandy
ami gums.
The wife ~ James Cowrcr. farmer LIVING
I three miles southeast Of Bainl,risl1e. Putnam
\ County. committed suicide the uther morning
I ~ hin ring 10 all aprie-trec. she leaves two
| children. The cause nf the MAS unknown.
| few nights 10 some trainmen "a the
i Cincinnati Wabash 4 Michigan Railroad
4 found James Kelly. merchant "a Swayzc.
/ Grant County, Oh the raiioad track AZ Ma
| rion apparently 81 dying condition. iii.
| skull was fractured, and Ne wAs otherwise
badly injured. II was supposed that kclll
was murdered, As few hours before be wa
found ne was seen On the streets, and hc thcr
hid $500 81 cash with him. The money wal
not On hts rcrSon when he was discovered y
the railroad employees.
The largest gang 81 countcrfeIfcrs ever A.
rested in Indiana was brought 70 IniIanapolI
FEW days ", from Upton County. I'll,
parties III custody numbered nineteen. ~
cuding a lawyer, druggist. the DEPUTY
Superintendent Of the County Poor Farm
ana 4 saloon keeper. while the rest ~ thc'
were men engage IL farming. Detective
hal tccn working up the case against then
for nearly year, and strong chain % cvi
dcncc has been obtained. The defendant
we're held IN custody n indianapolis.
The indianapolis grain quotations are
l wheat---No. Red. 9sm9szc. corn--Nc
Csm65s4c Oats--g5cy 3jilc. The Cincinnati
quotations are: Whcat--No. Rel. <l.v
lf1.Oi. Corn No = 0jW6Sc. Oats-No.
3s@3ic. Rye-No. 2. JiWG4'fc. Barley
cJX &C.
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crust Of bread IN the mouse. and u y ~a''
that the children, il,e> mi-ht have nrsn
saved had they been given proper ivou ~
time.
TnE Egyptian Minister Of Finance has
list Of land- estates valued A. f2'op.o"
belonging 10 leaders % the rebellion. and
extensive cond-cAtions are foresha'owei'
The federal council ~ switzerland has pro-
hib':rd recruiting for the Egyptian gen
d1rmerie
THE body OF Mr.. Woods, Of Cincin-
natl. one d the victims Of the Asia disaster
on Georgian Bay, was found. stripped o.
I iewelry and vzluabies, concealed on Al i-lAnh'
4 The light house keeper discovered the
corpse week before the search party, but
aid nothing.
THE Pennsylvania road the other
evening ran car from New York 70 New
ark. y. j.. lighted BY electric lamps fed ny
( F4ure accumulators, the experiment PROV
Ing thorough success.
A REPORT that the channel tunnel IS
dangerous 10 England has been made by
General Sir Archibald Alison. and General
Wolseley and the Duke Of Cambridge have
also entered objections.
The bimetallic conference at Cologne
passed resolutions Ia favor or : suspension
Of sales Of silver BY Germany and for the
calling in Of gold and paper below the value
OF ten marks.
A BILL Of exchange for $l5 issued BY
bank a 81. Joseph, Mo-, was recently pale
with $500 q the American Exchange Ma
tional Bank in New York. Il having pecf
raised il the most ~killful manner.
MAYOR DE BKvoIsD, Of Hunter
Point, Long Island. has been held 20 bail Il
$500 10 answer indictments for cmbezzie
ment and malfeasAnce In Office.
THE tug-boats Angus and Major, to
cother with the narrow-gaugs railrca
freight depot and contents. Pier s. Souil
Wharyes. Philadelphia, Pa, burned on sh
. 10th. Three Of the crew Of The Major wer
. badly burned. and 4 number Of others seri
ously injured ~ falling spaIS Los
Z Slo0. 900.
The arrest Of . drunken man causes
ssrIou. riot In Limerick. Ireland, the 9th
/ er day. A mob stoned the police, one I
: whom had his skull fractured. The polio
4 charged. and arrested tho leaders sentr
. stationed outside the barracks in Brahazo
q Park was fired AZ and dangerously WOUNDED
Two pugiIists bruised each other fc
W $3.50 tide, near Kansas City. Mo-. on Il
i 18th. Three round- were fought IN q
a minutes aud fourteen seconds. Mr. Hsnls
q Of Colorado was tho favoriie In the be'iinI
but Mr.. Sweeney Of Missouri got the mons
}. on = foul.
i The work Of raising the steamshi
n Gresham from the bottom Of the river
T. New Orleans has been abandoned IN cons
4 quence Of an accident on the 18th. VIII
Y some forty chains which had been plAc'
under the hull gave way under the strain.
4 Dir. j. ID. WHEELER i held for a
u ton OF the grand-iu a Decatur. ILL.,,
II connection with the death q Miss T.
A lii~iey.
y AK Italian professor has appeared
Pc Pensacola. Fla, claiming 10 be able 70 Gu
= yellow fever In few hours, without \
stric;ing the patient IN diet.