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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-20
RiOTOUS STUDENTS
Pnrade the street. and DIsarm the PolI,

Parade the streets and Disarm the Police.
MADRID, Nov. 19.-This being the ami
versary Of the riot which occurred in 1884,
The students at the University refused
to enter the building. A procession
was formed, and the recalcitrant students
marched TO the offices Of the minister Of
Justice, where they made hostile demon
strations. Afterwards they marched
through the streets shouting and singing.
An attempt on the part Of the police TO dis
perse the paraders was met by the former
being disarmed. Later the students grad
ually dispersed.
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PARNFLL ENDORSED
WILD EXCITEMENT.
London Financial Circles stirred Up-Ac-
tion of the Bank of England.

tiOn OF the BANK oi fhEi"""'
LONDON, Nov. l9.-~Tnis has been day
of great excitement in financial circles, the
widest rumors being afloat in regard to the
stability Of number Of important houses;
The feeling Of confidence which was caused
during the latter part OF last week by the
fact that the Bank Of England had under
taken to practically "see r'DodA,
through" has been somewhat reacted
cation becomes more fully realized.
There was a slight improvement in prices
towards the close Of the day, but 1t IS the
general impression now that 1t will be long
time before the market RECEIVERS IFS buoy
ancy. 1t is officially announced that tne
Bank OF England viii not IRON ,nis li1ic ne
out place any restriction upon loans by
reputable houses, but will exert all It's in-
nuence to relieve any stringency IN the
money market.
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HE w. c. 7. U.
TO Establish an Inebriate Asylum In In
dianl Springs, Ga.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. i9.-The delegates
10 the W. q. Il. u. Convention spent to-day
mt Indian Springs, where II is proposed to
establish an lnebriate asylum under the cu-
spices OF the National W. c. L. L.. The
ladies were the guests OF the citizeus.
Speeches were made, and banquet was
given the visitors. A site and nucleus Of
the fund is offered by Indian Springs for the
establishment there OF such an Institution.
Tue waters there are famous, and IL 10
claimed that they furnish a sure cure for
the whisky habit,
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more financial difficulties. There was quite
food Of sales. the brokers being spprehen-
sive Of further embarrassments. Warrants
for time were almost unstable. Scottish
declined from 30 shillings 3 pence 20 80 shil-
lngs pence; Middleborougn, 46 shillings9
pence 10 Is shillings; Iiematite, 81 shillings
10 - shilings pence cash. At noon the
market closed at its worst point.
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BEYOND THE SEAS.
ACTION OF SHAREHOLDER OF
WABASH RAILROAD.

Arrest OF the Assassin of General sIever-
skon-He Proves to be n Russian Pole
Slavin TO Settle Down-Or. Parker on
Mr.. Parneii-Foreign Events.
Especial to The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-At meeting of the
shareholders Of the Wabash railroad to-
day resolution was unanimously adopt
ed that as a safeguard 20 the interests Of
the bond and stockholders, ali who receive
shares or bonds shall give certificates in
place OF them.
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4 ROYAL WEDDING.
\ Sister OF the Emperor william NJ Tar.
iied To Prince Adolf

BERLIN. Nov. l9.-The wedding Of the
Princess Victoria, sister Ct the German
Emperor, aud Prince Adolf, Of Schaumburg-
Lime. was celebrated this afternoon in the
ROYAL chapel. The Emperor was present,
also the Empress and the En-
press mother: the Duke Of Clar-
ence and Ayondale, representing the
British Royal family; the Crown Prince
and Princess Of Greece; Duke Ct Gunther,
Of Schleswig, brother Of the Empress; and
various other notabiities from all parts Of
Germany and other countries. On Satur-
day the couple will leave on their wedding
tour for Malta and Egypt.
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Knch To- he IiIleh.

BERLIN, November 19.-The Emperor
will probably confer title Of nobility upon
Professor Koch a. "A reward for his services
i'm the interests Of science. Professor Koch
states that it will be necessary fsr the Cow
ernment 10 provide the lymph used in the
cure OF tuberculosis.
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ABANDONED HIS WIFE.
Hinton Helper Absconds With Northern
Woman.

ROANOKE, VA, Nov. is.-lSpecial. Hin
ton Helper, formerly secretary OF the Roam
oke Commercial Club, has, II is charged
abandoned his wife for a strange woman OF
New York. Helper 10 a man Of tine build
prepossessing manner and high Intelligence
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from the receipts Of his lectures so far he
seems to pay. The gross proceeds from the
lecture in Brooklyn were $3.50; the ex.
penses. $500 90 Mr.. Stanley and his mana
ger; 500 for rent and advertising. The
Homeopathic. Hospital will benefit for
~ oOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-20
THE IRISH TRIAL
Dillon. O'Brien and Others Convicted
ard Sentenced

Dillon, O'Brien and Others CChNlc'e"
ard Sentenced
CIoNMFI. Nov. 19.-The trial Of Messrs,
Dillon. O'Brien and others, charged with
conspiracy. melting the tenants on the
smith Barry estate to refuse payment 0i
rent was concluded to-day. The court SEN
tences Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien 10 two
terms of six months imprisonment each, the
sentences 10 be served concurrently. Inc
defendants, Patrick OBrien and Cuillnane'
are condemned TO six months imprlson-
ment; and Messrs. Walsh, Mockler ana Dol
Ton TO four. The sentences are al lor siul-
pie imprisonment without laDor; uhei. ra1ner
iIumphries and Messrs. heiiey ana 0nee"e'
Mera discharged.
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SCRANTON, PA. NoY. l9.-Venice Malta,
Durlesque actress with the May Dayen-
port company, stepped on the register OF a
heater hue al the Carbondale Academy
~ Music last night and In an instant
she shot through the Gue towards the
blazing furnace In the cellar. At bend
20 the hue the pipe broke and she fell into
millinery shop, badly cut and bruised.
ihe lucky breaking OF the fue saved the
aeIfess IRON probably o fatal accident.
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GEN. seLevERsHoFF's MURDER.
A Pole Named Podelesky Arrested for
the Crime.

A Pole Named POdelesky Arrested ior
the Crime.
Especial to The Times by Dunlap Gable Col
PARIS, Nov 19.-The nameOf the assas-
sin who murdered the Russian General
selevershofl at the Hotel de Bad yesterday
is PodeIesky, a Russian Pole, in the service
of the firm of BenOh, this city. He was sent
by the firm with message to the General
and murdered him in his apartment. lie
was arrested, and several nihilisls sus-
pected Of connection with the crime, were
also arrested.
PADELEsKY's LODGING PLACE.
The police have succeeded in discovering
the place where Padelesky lodged. IL Is
No. n Rue II. Mont Matre. The house Is
Of mean appearance, and on searching the
premises the police found case of cart
ridges similar 20 those used IN the shootlhg :
Of Seleyerskon. They also unearthed
papers OF decidedly revolutionary charac-
ter, printed in the Russian language.
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rAnrIEsKY,s LODGING PLACE.
PARNELL'S LEADERSHIP.
Irish Members of Parliament Loyal to
Him.

DUBLIN, Nov. 19.--At private meeting
of Irish members Of Parliament here To-
day it was resolved unanimously to re-
main loyal in support of Mr.. ParnelPs
leadership. Great preparations are beng
made for a mass meeting in leinster nan
tomorrow, at which the situation Will be
fully debated and passed upon.
PAREELL ENDORSED.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Mr. I. ii. Gill, NJ.
p. stated tonight TO "A representative OF the
United Press that the Irish delegates IN
this country had cabled TO their colleagues
in Irel md to stand firmly by the leadership
of ParneIl. who has brought the Irish peo-
ple through unheard Of difficulties and dan
gers; from servitude and despair to the very
threshold of emancipation, with a courage
and success uneQnalled in Irish history.
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Democr.tic seuatorshtp.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. ice.-1be 6rst
ballot in the Democratic se..,atorial eaucus
tonight resulted; Pu.n, -: kolb, Al;
seay, "a; Watts, ". There was q slight
change IN the ~.eond ballot. Tie third re
,1l'ed' rug. 81 Kolb. Al; seay, ssi Watts,
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DIP PARKER ON PARNELL.
ua Declares That the Irish Leader Must
Go.

LONDON, Nov. 19.-Dr. Parker, the noleo
pulpIt orator ofthe City Temple, declared IN
an interview to-day that Mr. Parneil IL
bound to retire from the Irish leadership, I,
since his private character Das "e peen u
smirched, as the Liberal party woulu iose !"
very large support among tue noarI aa,I;,,e
formists il Il should continue 10 ahiiia'e
WI with a politician who openly sets the law
of God and man at defiance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-20
Linden Races.

The following were the winners at the Lin
den races Yesterday.
FIRST race. six and half ffurlongs-Punster,
Jr.. first. ~ james second. BelwOod third
second race. five-elghths OF mile-Kelp
tuy. INST, Nellie BY second: Young Grace
inird race. handicap. one ana one-eighth
II a Yile-Ncvada first. Eurus second, La
.Inia Helle third. Time 2:O2
I0unh race, i've ana hauiuriohgs-Sileh
nrsf. LADY NJ second. Duke OF Leinster thlrd
Tnh race, one mile selling-Floodtide
frsf. Tourist second. Kern third Time 100.
-IEfl race. scVen.eighths OF mile, hhhul-
r.n- IauantO first, EolO second, Mabel Glenn
tI.id. Jliue 1884.
AT NASHVILLE.
VAsuvILLK. TENN. Nov. l0.-First race
nau mlle-l.Orenz) won. -,
-econd race, seven MrlOngs Frank shaw
fnird race. three-qIarters OF mile-Luchy
lI won. ,
finn race. seven and one-hslf furlongs-
Lm.ul won.
The following are entries for the Cutter
berg races to-day:
first race. nve furlOnes-King Eric, 120
fakrVlew. ia: Chancellor, ia rain Killer
il2. Leo Al. 1lZ; salisbury, ll& blanche li<'
Equality. ~: Seryia. 100. Saxony, 100; sue
ces,5r, iO7; Oracle NJ. lO7; Harry kuhL lO4;
Ef1Wnuctt 81. -,
second r Ice, six aud one-hah furlongs, sell
lnt-nancOcas, ll7: Blantyre. ll2; Capuun'
IUg Anomaly, iOS; Aftermath l0l; Armour.
80. Lvangeliue. 81; ParOllna. u.
Third race. ihree-quarters Of mile. sell
ing Bushb0ii. iO5: Little Fred. iO5; frankle
lOj. " Is. H.. 1885, Sir David, 10Y; hsseOt.
lpo; Gmylock, 80. ketehum. 30; Nauvs' So'
fnatter. 81
Fourth race. mile aud one-six ixteenth-Nov
or Neyrr ~. KenwOOd, iOS; Folsom, los rs
fHmau. lOj: Warpeak, IOi; Drizzle. lO2; ri
RIn. 100. Can Cau, lOi; Granite. 81; Wahoo'
%
iii'b race. six and half furlongs. selling
hlpwOOd, i22: Carnegie, CorteS. los; lago.
iyt Gunshoi Rambler Little Minnie. Facial
ferlclas O5. TOIn DAILY, l02: Oarsman. 81.
sixth race. seven farlongs. selling Black
lDru. l21 COldstream, 1872; Peril, ii9 JACK
haichelOr IA. IAndseer liz; kapine. H.
Lonely. lIw General BOuianger, ll1i
Marty b.. III: Cupid, III: Copperneld, ia;
Jersey Pat. ~. Extra, il2; sourmash, 100;
Muhlcan. 30
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DROP I'M PIG IRON.
The Glasgow Market Falls Ia symp"th,
With London.

Especial 10 the Times by Dunlop Cable COL
GLASGOW, Nov. 19.-There was very
severe drop In the pig iron market to-day
Gu the reports from London announcing
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TO TEST DIR. KoCH's LYMPH.

The British Medical Journal states that It
has learned that Professor Koch has placed
at the disposal OF Watson Cheyenne, sur
geon of Kings College Hospital, and Dr. &.
A. Herm, physician of the Victoria Fark
Hospital for consumption, small quantity
Of his fluid in order that they may demon
strate the efficacy Of its treatment. a
demonstration will be given at an early
day, but the quantity of lymph available al
present is small, as Professor Koch ha7
been able only to supply sufficient for the
demonstration.
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$ A BALTIMORE SUICIDE. >
shoots Himself ih IN. Presence of His
Wife.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. l9.-Mr. Lee Wehr
ster this morning shot and killed sialself
in the presence OF his vile a, the residence
OF Mr.William Renshaw. 1901 north Charles
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster went % the
Theatre with Mr.. Renshaw, returning hniae
little after II O'Clock. Immediately upon
the entrance Of his wife anG Mr.. Renshaw,
Mr.. Webster shot himself. IL Is said ths,
Webster had been drinking, aud that he
was In financial trouble, lie belonged 10
one OF the best families IN the state,
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sLAvIN TO SETTLE DOWN

The report of an explosion on the steamer
City of New York is denied. There has
been no explosion. piece of spare gear
broke loose in the refrigerating machinery
room, breaking the cock and allowing re-
frigerating ammonia TO escape. thereby
causing annoyance to the steerage pas
sengers and crew. None were seriously
Injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-20

The Cumberland. Md, hydraulic Cemen,
company's works We're destroyed by frs
tuesday night. ihe loss will be between
So 900 and $4,000 Partly insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-20

The will of the late Robert Ray Hamilton,
which has Just been admitted to probate,
contains clause generously settling 81 200
a year for life on the child which he at one
time believed to be his own, and completely
ignores the termagant who so foully duped
and tortured him. Nevertheless the lawyers
will deyOur no small share Of the estate be-
fore pseudo the widows claims are allowed
TO slumber,
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REAR COLUMN CONTROVERSY
Herbert Ward Defends Bartellot Against
Sfanley's Charges.

LONDON, November 19.-HeIbert Ward
writes to the Times as follows: "With every
desire to be loyal to Mr.. Stanley, it is i'm
possible for me longer TO remain silent. Mr..
Stanley has raised all the side issues OF the
Jameson BartellOt stories and other matters
in order TO eYade the main controversy.
He may or may not be scrupul0us
man, but he is undoubtedly bold and lar
seeing one. 1t would appear, therefore,
that in charging the rear guard officers
with irresOlutiOn and disregard Of the
instructions, he feared he might one
day have to answer charge for which
he himself was responsible, so he
tale bearers and attacked his subOrdi-
nates.v Mr.. Ward declares that with all
his acknowledged faults, Major Bartellot,
with splendid LOYALTY TO the best traditions
of his service, held every instruction OF
Stanley 10 the last. Stanley, he says,
placed BartellOt i'm a position Of bewllder.
Ing alternatives. BY an alleged agreement
with TippOo Tib, he put Bartellot more or
less at the Arabs mercy, and LETT him
abandoned BY publishing the aflidavits Of
negro valet, he dement's dead man. lie
can answer fOI himself whether he should
not bear some Of the responsibility for the
disaster which befell the rear guard.
sLAvIN TO SETTLE DOWN.
Slavin. the pugilist, has bought public
house in London and intends TO settle down.
Richard Il. Fox demands deposit OF goo
before he will give the champions belt TO
| Slavin, because the latter threatened to
smash the belt as soon as il was in his pos
session.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-18
A Great Work.

The building of the Eddystone Light
house on a reef of that name in the Eng
lish Channel has always been regarded
as a triumph of engineering skill, but the
proposed erection of a beacon light on
the Outer Diamond Shoal, off Cape Hat
teras, will be task of far greater diff
Guilty. The shoal is composed of shifting
sand, into which caisson will be sunk,
aud the cylinder will then be filled with
qrick-settiug concrete, thus making the
structure practically monolith. Work
can only be done with the wind blowing
off shore. In towing out the caisson it
will have to be lifted over an eight-foot
bar, and when the site shall have been
finally reached the browning difficulty
will be in getting it sunk evenly and
quickly into the sand. Ii would be diff
cult to decide which is the most wonder
full, the tremendous force that necessi-
tates such bulwarks, or the inventive
skill and power that can triumph over
obstacles which at one time would have
been regarded as insurmountable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-18
Death of Mrs. j. III. Smith.

Tuesday morning Mrs. J. H. Smith,
widow of the late ] H. Smith, member
of the Board of Land Commissioners,
died at her residence Beretania street, at
the ripe age of "A years. She was the
daughter of the Rev. W. Henry, one OF
the pioneer English missionaries OF the
Society islands, and came to these islands
about lS45 with her husband. The de-
ceased's sister, Miss Henry, is at present
in Honolulu, and she also leaves three
brothers in Australia, son, Hon. w. J.
Smith, Secretary of the Board of Educa-
ton, and three daughters, Mrs. John A.
Hassinger, Mrs. George j. Ross. and
Mrs. Henry Turton. The funeral took
place next afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence, Beretania street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-18
Notes from KOna.

There was a slight shock of earthquake
on the 10th at 10 A. NJ, with loud rum
bling noise.
This season we have had very little dry
weather. Our winter months are usually
dry and the summer is our rainy season.
This winter We have had frequent show
els all along.
There is some talk OF sugar planta-
ton being started before long in the
neighborhood of Kealakekua. 1t is the
best place in Kona for a plantation.
There are two or three other good sites
here for plantations, and no doubt they
will be utilized before many years have
passed. Kona viii soon loom up, all we
want is capital.
The election passed off very quietly.
Hope all the other districts have done as
well as Kona. 1t is great pity that
the vagrant Wilcox and Bush were al
lowed to 90 about deceiving the people
and trying to make trouble. The pair
of them should be banished from the
country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-18
Mrs. W. II. Dimond's Death.

Mrs. Dimond, wife OF General VIM. H =.
Dimond, Superintendent OF the mint,
died January 14th at u o'clock, at the
family residence on Pacific avenue, San
Francisco. She had been sick for several
weeks, but death came rather unexpect-
edly.
Mrs Nellie Gray Dimond was the
second wife OF General Dimond, and be-
longed to a Massachusetts family of
wealth and refinement. Her mother,
Mrs. Gray, who still lives at Springfield,
visited her at the Dimond home at Menlo
Park year ago. Mrs. Dimond was
forty-five years of age. After her mar
rage she went to Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, with her husband, who was born
there of American parents, his
f4ther still living there, Pres
fyterian missionary. General Dimond
bad come from the Islands and
Fought in the war OF the Rebellion before
/nlS second marriage. The family re-
moved from Honolulu to San Francisco
in 1869. Some years ago the family resi-
ucIce Was Established III MeIlO L aTh, Vi
which place OF elegant homes it has ever
since been one OF the most delightful at
fractions. John I. Doyle, the eminent
lawyer, who has lived at Menlo Park for
thirty years, declares that Mrs. Dimond
was the finest acquisition the beautiful
spot has ever known. Her special de-
lights were her garden and the social
circle OF her young neighbors. She was
a woman OF many accomplishments,
above the medium stature, OF splendid
presence. She was the picture OF health,
but had been a sufferer from neuralgia
for years and this successfully and grad
ually approached the heart, the spine
and brain. Only the previous Saturday
she was on the streets shopping, being
on visit to her son, and expecting to
return TO Menlo in few days. That
evening she hal severe chill and be-
came alarminglv i'll. The next day she |
became unconscious and so continued |
until her death, which occurred at Tues |
day midnight
Mrs. Dimond's children are son.
Edwin h. Dimond, who is connected |
with Williams, Dimond & Co., and two |
daughters, Helene and May, Miss Helene,
the eldest daughter, being Just grown.
The funeral of the deceased lady took
Face iron the residence OF her son, 2204
Pacific avenue, at IL o'clock January II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-18

PR. Herbert j. Gladstone, NJ. P,
81 Of the Liberal leader, has recov-
cred a verdict for $1,000 against
Colonel Madison for SANDER, con-
sisting of statements by the latter
connecting Mr.. Gladstone with re-
cent prominent divorce suit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-18

DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.
Advice to Invalids.-lf you wish to obtain
quiet refreshing sleep, free from headache re-
lief from pain and anguish, to calm and assusoe
the weary achings of protracted disease in
vigorate the nervous media, and regulate the
circulating systems of the body you will pro-
vide yourself with that marvellous remedy dis
covered by DR.. j. Coils Browne Gate Armv
MED MedicaI Stanl to which he gave the name Of
CHLOROD1NE, and which Is admitted by the
profession to be the most wonderful and vain
able remedy ever discovered.
CHLOkODYNE is the bestremedy known 70
coughs. Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma
CHLORODYNE acts like charm in Diarr
Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE effectually cuts short all At
tacks OF Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and
Spasms.
CHLORODYNE is the only, palliative in Men.
ralgia Rheumatism, Govt, Cancer, TOothache
Meningitis, &c.
From Symes s Co., Pharmaceutical Chem
lists, Medical Hall, Simla, January g. 1880. To
j: L. Davenport, Esq, 80, Great Russell Street.
Bloomsbury London. Dear Sir-We embrace
this opportunity Of congratulatng you upon the
esteemed
medicine, DR.. j. Coils Brownies ChlOrodyne
has earned for itself not only in Hindoetan
but all over the East. As remedy for general
utlllty. we must question whether a better Is
imported into the country, and we shall be Glad
tc hear OF its finding place in every Anolo-
Indian home. The other brands, we are sorry
TO say, are now relegated to the native bazaars
and, judging from their sale, we fancy their
sojourn there will be but evanescenf we
could multiply instances al iE,fnitum of the ex.
traordlnary efficacy of DR.. Coils Brownies Chic
rodyne in Diarrhea and Dysentery. Spasms
cramps, Neuralgia, theVomiting of Pregnancy
and as general sedative. that have occurred
under our personal observation during many
years. In Choleralc Diarrhea. and even in the
more terrible forms o. CHOLERA itself we have
witnessed its surplis ,u2Iy controlling power
We have never used any other form of this
medicine than Coils Brownies from firm
Conviction that it is decidedly the best and also
from sense of duty we owe to the profession
and the public, as we o; opinion that the
substitution of any othe. tnsn Coils Brownies
Is DELIBERATE BREACH OF FAITH ON THE PART
OF THE CHEMIST TO PREscRIBER AND PATIENT
ALIKE. We are, Sir, faithfully yours Symes a
Co. Members of the Pharm. Society of Great
Britain His Excellency the Viceroys Cher
lists.
CAUTION.-Vice-Chan Sir W Page
Wood stated that DR.. j. Coils Browne was
undoubtedly, the Inventor Of ChlOrodyne; that
the story of the defendant Freeman was de-
had been sworn to.-See' The Times July 10
1854.
Sold in bottles at Is. I'D, 2s Cd. as. 3D.,
and Ills. each. None is genuine without the
words DIR. j. Coils Brownies Chlorodyne" on
the Government stamp. Overwhelming n,edi
cal testimony accompanies each bottle.
Cautlon.-Beware of Piracy and limitations.
Sole Manufacture-J. T. DAVENPORT 80
Great Russell Street. Blooms bury London.
1871 On
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-18
QUEENS HOSPITAL.

Following is an extract from the re-
1000. -'''- 80 '
Number 81 na.;an+s - Tho bosn;,o1
Tannar 1900 IL 'i0 "o't'i'"' Ae
ASn,ittad d,,r $50 .t,c go, oeI
~ - '''o - - u -i's '''e cal oo-
Totol number 81 ;ndoor no4ion+s Ao-
Disnensarv ,at;an+s drr;n pa az 49, Ace
''' p0'''''' p''''0'''' "ui ing 'Ne 'e"i 10
MAKING o +otaI Of no-sons GO
Tr---.'-' : 80. :, p-9O ~
~ Inc NUMBER Oh oeaths as IN total Oh
40 ihdoor parents gives a percentage OF
I1,o per cent. Inc diseases treated
were DIS loiIo"s'
Fever .................... 45
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-02-18
And others

Mr. Dillon made a happy reply and
there were other speeches: