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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14
The Call. Davidson Senatorial Co.4.~s

The Florida supreme court yesterday after
noon handed down its decision in the man.
damus case against Secretary of State era wford.
which seeks to compel him to sign Davidson .
commission a. United States Senator. Tbs
court holds that the peremptory writ must be
issued by II, but it suspends until mart Mona.,
any formal order in the premises. This is m
derstood to be another chance given to Mr..
Crawford to sign the commission before the
court orders him sent to Jail. II is said by
Crawfords friends that he will go to Jail rather
than amx ms nanao or the seal OF the state to
what he considers false declaration in tho
commission. $50
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DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneer,.
9Th and ID streets north west

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
IHE EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH sThEfT RI.
MIN AND Il STREETS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON. d. c.
~ virtue OF deed Of trust 70 US dated March 20.
" 1881 and dnay recorded In Liber 1872 folio 40i
seq one OF the land records District OF 90
..seloiA. ano at the request OF the party securei
thsreby Will sail public auction Ia front OF ts
S lenlisss on MONDAY. the ThIkIIETH DAY OF
ne, IN I1..u pL1iA, AD 1891. at HALf-PAST FOUR
$1,000 M the following piece parcel Of prop
eIg. situate IN the city OF Washington, ID. C.. ana
oehs lSt No in Robert coltinsn executor and trus
anu sa1hss Adams. trustee. suDdivlsion, as re-
sor1eI IN BIOS folio 81. Of the records OF tine
surveyors ONCE OF the District aforesaid square num-
psea three hundred and nine lsOD the same fronting
-iHieet on l-fh street by depth of ~ feet 10 an
aiaaey, to-7ether with tIe improvements Ne
Terms VI sale; One-third the purchase money 70
De psd IN Cash and residue twelve (l1 and .igh-
zen NloJ MONTHS with Interest 90 per cent ptr
annuhl. interess payable semi-annuaIly' for winch
pnAssr Us 10 give pronissory note. secured by deed
oi ust on the properly Sd ala cash a. option Of
purchaser. ~ terms OF sac not ,ompiled with in
teE Aip days from day Of trustees reserve the
nsn, 10 resell the property at risk OF eiauting
purchaser alter i've days advertisement OF such re-.
sac IN some ne wspaler published Washington u
e deposlt OF two hundred dollars (slOD1 viii he re-
qulred at time Of sale. All convey ancl AMI record
ing at purchasers cost.
Z. IL. WILLIAMSON.
w 4 EDAuSsrON, \ Trustees.
noIfeod Once JuO 9TH st. NV. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

The Cheyenne National Bank of CHEYENNE.
Wyo., closed its doors after . run of an hour
yesterday and posted notice announcing tenn
porary suspension on account of lack of funds
to meet the demands Of the depositors. The
liabilities are S2s0, 900 and the bank IL solvent
with $40. 900 in exchange in Chicago and New
YORK. The failure was caused BY the breaking
OF the California Bank at San Diego. Cal. j.
W. Collins was at the head of both institutions
senator John Sherman il . stockholder Of this
bank and John jay Knox Of New York is
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THoMAs BOWLING q SOB. Auct,en.sr..
- Bf2 u m ~
IMPORTANT SALE By

IN, .,-,,.---. CATALOGUE
Ne l2ilK siREET kokfHWEsSr.h kk soas as
oxE ET ssRf 81 IS fakT ~ f5Lf9wso; oiioN'
g. 81, TREE FiRcEs as Is son ~ s ".
WITH Will aAs sSo EMb hsafs
R HhR fksM oaR rabnpa EBSSy
AND GILT MUSIC STAND. ROSEWOOD sEcRE
5Sh IaB Sis,h sisb1 HFEE 4Af ~
VASES Hh hSbsoME Hs ts1l ho@ 8ENAMkNIs
kSP hSSSzE FEoSzf SSsS6EIAsssss Iii
f F 44AfsRss. 5sE S SAkBi SSf
d "a 9kDE And h iSLt HI2b5t AI4 ELESSTff
Isl SSSEs ~ sEssh.ESs I Rfidls o EEH HasS
TSII fiSfffI S, IssEI
SS q bGSk&s3 S Ssf As ssGssaE
EEEEsRERs. FoLD!sG IApLEs. 'DiNisGi aooM
sSTEs AND skPAkzTE oMEH Hofs II n Ash Ash
SHE SGLE rA ASD spoSsII Ik9N M sEpsTE4ps.
MS EASH p sTAARs RREkSsINs TASEE sISsf
AND MHHoGASY cHsiRs. ATnoyws HT RAc 9Ax
sa4s kkss sssf sIA a.rR H3 aRb P RSS
MsASTrTEEssEs. PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS. an
F T8IbaT mA MARE CT dMSSSDERkESE IhMs
p ~, ~ MA rHRt' SON. one BRASS cHANDEffEh.
"; sPkiNGS FOLDING BEDS, MAHOGANY
sfps sR5sk EEffskEsH
sSsH 81 TESEkI T BES6
sSckERsc. Hx JEs,c MEzLStI sEchE!AEjss
SoErETs ~ cAA5Ettgs fE1ssatzaIS ifE q. AS
81 81 A. yt EkkfHAasS1 rGfttAsEI g
S SEEIpsssEk kSioh no9SET aNp INGRAIN CAR.
REcShATEP bIkEER 81. A FIsEp colI1c
as pT IESkaE WI aiSE ~
TOk. KITCHEN TABLES, CHAINS. CROCK
on MED SY k H15vhhsis if%srSry.rrrru
9HSds HS III s4sSHf I9 Sos4aEssssIk RESI-
I'll seu TIE above eoeces With many sFs1clss rot man
ss.sd Tnss 2 e stcsllsst oppSstuay "a psivsss
'oft1on Of this furniture made 10 order n HollanI
he rssdsaSs s g opn "a tSs s1s ss city,
Ssss s's so s. 81 e Nd
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Death Of Capt. G. 9. su,en.. yv,s..

A telegram was received yesterday BY Gen.
Fiagier, chief Of ordnance Of the army, from
Capt q & Smith. one Of his assistants hare.
dated New York, stating that his wife dis6 there
last night Of diphthsriA They were married
but three weeks ago and we're on Shsir bridal
tour when Mrs Smith became III in New York.
simultaneously with The tslseran cans istIee
rom Capt smith announcing her fliasss.
1nn - event has shocked Capt. Smiths very
and many telegrsme Of sympathy and condo.
isnes wsrs ssut TO him By hfs bfethsr e6lesra
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For Receiving Stolen Property.

several days ago coiored woman named
mary jenkins complained that she had been
robbed OF silver watch. but the timepiece
was not recovered by the police. Thursday
night Mary stopped in front of Rachael Levy's
second-ha store on eth street and in the win
oow she saw the missing watch Mrs Levy
was QUESTIONED by Mary, but the latter was not
entirely satisfied with the result of the inter-
view anc so she complained to the police of her
ua.Menk Yesterday . search warraut was
It. After considerable difficulty Rachael gave
up tne watch ana the officers arrested her on
charge OF receiving stolen property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

Ex-President Cleveland has written letter
acknowledging the receipt Of the spoon pre-
sented to Baby Ruth at the last dinner of the
Glover Club, in which he says: "while intend
to be entirely loyal to the concededly wonder
full child which has come to my home will not
be denied the intense satisfaction of acknowl-
edging that the pleasure attending the advent
has been greatly enhanced by the delicate re-
msmbrance by the members Of the Clover Club
OF the mother and child" ~'~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14
New Yerk's Great Dry Goods Sale.

~ ~ UVOu1 Uo5e.
The carpet sals which has been In progress
In New York since the 10th instant closed
last evening. The actual time the sale was in
progress YES twsnty-four hours, during uhich
time $4,000 pieces Of carpet and 50, 900 rugs
were sold, at an aggregate price Of e. SOC. 600
II va. the biggest sale of dry goods tiat ever
toox place IN the United States, and the prices
we're present from psarly every CITY from
Hango 70 Ban Frsneisco and from Cleveland %
New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

II ATcLifFE. DARR CO.. Auct,oneers
H Art Galleries, $50 Penns yIvspis ave- NV
ORIENTAL ART EXTRAORDINARY
PEREMPIORl CATALOGUE SALE By AUCTION
OF MOST EXQUISITE AND SUPERB
COLLECTION OF
- TURKISH AND ORIENTAL
RUGS. CAGPE1S. HALL kU9S MATS HANG
lNGS, EHBkOIDERIEs, &c,
INCLUDING ALL OF THE CHOICEST PATTERNS
AND SlZEs IN
MODEAN AND ANTIQUE
TURKISH. PERSIAN AND INDIAN
TAPEsTRIEs AND TEXTILES
This collection has been especially selected for ,s
finest and most critical trade and are All OF recent
IL portstion.
The EmI,roider:es the finest ever exhibited Cor
sale by public auction. unique in styIes and nat
tern ana eiefe mt In work nshlp, can b. hsa in
all SIZES from the smallest doyy to largest drsp-
cries ~'~P
The whole forming most attractive and costly COL
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
To be sold our
GALLERl rs, go PA. AVE " W
WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY No
MEMBER EIGHTEENTH. NINETEENTH aNn
TsENTiElH, AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THHIE
r. ~ EACH DAY. and a special sale by request of
numerous patrons Will be made HI hSDAf FyF-
~ Nocr i NlNETELNTH, at HALF-PAsT
SEM OCLOCh. 70 accommodate those who cannot
attend either of the other sales
frse exiibi;ien MONDAY AND TUESDAY. No
velneer 10 and y, from pa m. to o D. IA.
nol4-a D: x. yARzHABEDIAH q co.
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CPRIaHT Pianos for rent.
+. G. SMITH, 1928 Pa. ave.-Adut.
A Plano for the Hama

Everybody in the Young women's Christian
Home is happy now. On Thursday afternoon
notice in The STAR called attention to the fac.
that the home was without n piano. IL also
stated that one Was much needed Z. Il. Droon
saw tho notice and at once donated a fine in
strument That's why the young women are
happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14
I ATIMER & SLOAN. Aacf;on.er
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE-sToRy BRICK
sT mRaElEirS S1,Ri bE5Na PREMISES 40. las


TRUSTEES, SALE OF TsRrr-sropv pp,cr
DMIEl.lIN9. BEING PREMISES No i1sS r
vir,ns Of deed Of trust to u.s. hearing date the
~ gay OF AUGUST, 1esT. and duy recorded in iher
I-oo folio 4oS ct seq. the land records II
we District OF Columbia and the request Of the
hN.ty 50 urvd thereby. will sell az puolic auction
"a iiohl % tue premises on MONDAY, NONFNRFK
daIkIlEIH. 1891, at HAIF-PASr FIIfR Cst LOCI
y the following described piece or parcel Of land
anu premises situate and being IN the city OF WASH
iIlfton District Of Columbia, and known ana As
uns ulshed as parts o. lots Numbered eleven OH ana
Nel.e tl2l OF Davldsons subdivision OF SNARE num-
rteo Two hundred and sixteen Cslb) h~sfnn tng for
same az point on l. st. distant fty-seSrn (S7)
.eet ana Tour 90 inches east from the northwest ,or
sf OF said square and running thence east fourteen
kfo eet and two 90 inches; theme south rffy-one
Up i-et To threeioo alley thence west fourteen
t4) iest and two 90 inches and thence north ffty-
~, ~ ieet TO the point OF beannlns together with
Terms OF sale: One-thlri cash. balance in six ana
we've months. notes 70 hear az the rate OF ~
w., Per cent Per annum and to be secured hy deed Of
nst on the property sold. all cash option OF the
ufsnaser deIost OF 500 required OF ssle
~ cohNeyancins and Recording AT purrhAser's cost
Terms q sale are NOT complied with days from
Gay 81 sale the trustees the right 10 resell
me p,Sperty at rss sud cost OF dsfsultns puraser
iter nye days advert seinent some ne wspaper pu-
hshed IN Washington, ID. &.
,, ItfoMAs A. ROVER r-..
nol4-eod6ds JOHN ELBERT, trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

Inc "in OF the late Col George Cows WAS
nied Yesterday and admitted to probate. He
expresses the wish that his funeral expenses
snail not exceed slSo, and that Of the proceeds
of an endowment policy for $500 a monum.nt
be erected In his burial lot 70 his memory md
OF James W. and A. I. Covie, who we're lost at
sea, and after the settlement Of his estate the
surplus he directs be divided between his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

is the great invieorator the great blood vital
izer. the great strength producer the great health
restorer. Ii win give you good digest and regu-
late the bowels Abors all, ,ct1 make yo,s
strong. rigorous and hedithD, give you good com
plexion. strong and steady nerves II is purely
vegetable and harmless. Druggists sell IT. sl.Oo
DO not tail to use IT., weak and nervous sufferer.
al was miserable. had no ambition, no strength
In my limbs, and tcds tired all the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

: No subject is commanding more general At
tention throughout the country than tbs spirit
OF enterprise and push displayed by the bust
ness men of the national capital This pro-
gressiveness is not more notably shown than
by the Young men who are instiiling new life
and new ideas into every branch of trade. A
prominent exhibition Of tins fact is shown by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

In the Probate Court yesterday Justice Coz
made an order directing issues 10 be sent to
the Circuit Court to test the validity Of the will
OF the late Christian Ruppsrt, and the csveators,
brothers and next Of kin, gave notice Of appeal
10 The General Term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ArIMEk 4 SLOAN. Auetlon..r..

AIiAEk 4 SLOAN. AuetioDeerS
cHRYsANrHEMuMs, cHRYsANrHrNuMs
CHRYskNTHEMuMs, - -
AT AUCTION,
RxkE oSPSkrt UNIT 10 oBrAi hSh fiNf
fftfAAN NISsT The u 5S o LoT or chRhstY;
AND OTHER DECORATIVE FOLIAGE
ppiLAAiNrs &c. THAT HAVE BEEN ON ENHI-
MONDAY. NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH. 1891.
"itnAn the srmory, 10th and n ".
O., COMMENCING Al len A H.
en-, ucn an opportunity has never before been offered
ne osefs OF nowers IN this city and should now be
80 soNsnt&SeO LATIMER SLOAN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14
NINE. 4 RUPERT
9s y ct. n w..
WASHINGTON. DC,
A Little Girl.

ssrsp books fancy work, &c. }. matersls for Psper
ii oSersi LAMP SHADE Buttsraies. &c. lessons.
&c. sdlk Transfers. Payer Dolls Cap Notices. Fnpcy
f roper. Tree Ornaments. Gift Cards, &C. At J. JAf
ooCLDS. AZ 9Th IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

Do Nor FAN TO secure sests in advance for
the Catholic Club lecture course. Begins to-
morrow evening With Bishop KAnsis Iscturs.
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AUCTION SALES.
fUrUkN nAyS
ATIhER q sDoAR aucnoa.sr..

\ ftfthk DAYS
| I ATIMER q sLoAR aucuou.sr.
SPECIAL SALE or A FINE PAIR on RAY COACH
hRnSfS yaLi A s osp, s.ALLsa AND Viii
MARI AND hucksohRD: sESfRif M.
h aLs5fs i s9Ip 81 F9h kSFsik. Ssp sfoaAaf
on OF wfpsfsb ~ ssoSTffs sSiiss e fiss s
@ and i .irs s aaI, s.s T.
nola-l,. IArIxER a SLOAN ..s,.
II ArcLiffk. DAKR a CO.. .scylop..T..
SsO IA ave. -.
cHA,NcrRY SALT OF VALUABLE REAL rsrarr.
shLfrH STREET NORTHWEST. sTABLE.
Tna. q. ,he decree Of the surrem. Court Of IN. p.
Bowen = Al Boweni. VII sci a. Tuhl,S .as,s
Ser . ISL PA Fo SShRspah Aof,N
inst lATre of and lynn and gaied in III. CITY 81
& and the .ouS IL. shs s rs 81 81 .
- by the deVth 81 said Fart bot starr and Net.
aud Two @ rsSiins tSsns SSai i. shr IN hsSs,s
n W sy ninety i've iset one inch 70 alley. WITH the
.n dsTB. :. one ,eFS cash and h.l.nc. IN equal
day Of sale scnTeb y % 81 tr @ ~. ,rSm the
OF all cash. at purchssers option. sloO depc-if II
piled With IN ssn DAYS tSs sf ~ Ar ,S con- m
ms ana cost o. detAaltinS purchaser All convey
,o,,.,,- xSDGES h 'pJvAf-L rru.,...
nol4-ekds 452 Louisiana nv.
WATkRs a THOMSON. Hal Estate As.1ts.
Room =. Atlantic buildins.
SALE OF UNTMPRoyED REAL ESTATE on
ILohIDA AVENUE AND STREET BETWEEN
NohIH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS EAST
HAVING FRONTAGE OF 100 fEET ON THE
AVENUE AND 80 FEET ON STREET.
We viii cfer for sale in fron, ~ IN. ,,-.,o,... 80
N ~ i hspA A NoNiMBER NlNETEESTH lsssI.
~ TALL 1ASl ROT O'CLOCK n "a Lots Il ~
= -. - - and ~ IN square tsBs these lot. ar,
saNHo" and very economical for building purros--.
~ desired the florida avenue portion VIII Be cold N
derfns on sale One half cash. balance fn 10 ana N
=. ~ ~ an cash al option VI purchaser. d-posff
W Sls required each parcel A. time 81 49, III
-re not complied with DAYS properfy viii
~, esoad Al rsh and Get OF defaultlng pur.hs.r-
noIs a. Shohok W. srIckskH.
- AuctionesT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14
TIRED AND WORN OUT.

"When walked few rods felt as IL I would
drop down on the ground. Dr. Greene's Nsryura
has done me more good than anything I hare ever
taken. Hook and feel like another person since
began to take il, and recommend IL TO all who
are ailing. MKs FRANCES N. BopLE.
Chester. n. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14
In TORTURE ALL TIE TINE
MAN WHO COULD HARDLY BREATHE FOR
NINE YEARS. BUT DR. JORDAN TURNED
HIS CLOUDY LIFE INTO SUNSHINE

Mr. George Kern resides at Dos Sth street northeast
He Is baker by trade and works for his brother Mr.
henry Kern. whose place Of business is at IIaJ D
street northeast. Mr.. Kern in conversation with n
reporter gave the following history of his case:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

NJ ID RS DIR. Greene, the successful
specialist in curing all forms Of
nervous and chronic diseases. IS W. 14th Street,
New York, can be consulted free, personally, or
by letter. Call or write him about your case, or
send for symptom blank to fill out, and letter
fully explaining your disease, giving advice, ETC.,
will be returned free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

The wonderful success Of Mime. Rupert In Washing
ton mainly due to the merit of her World
Face Bleach There are but few pfomine mt ladies in
washington who have not heard Of this eminent
caiist- Many hundreds attribute their perfect
eoanpie1ions to the wonderful merit Of NINE A. Rup-
perts Worid-renovned Face Bleach. This article
which Is not only beneficial but entirely harmless
not cosmetic. but is perfect tonic for the skin
To Be applied externally.
IL removes entirely mot cover up) freckles moth
and all traces Of tan and sunburn Ladies' who have
rssurnsd from their summers outing viii ind II
almost necessity Ladies are especially requested to
call during the week and viii receive free . CODY of
Nine. Rupperts famous book. How to Be B.susi-
fo" Face Bleach sells at e per bottle and can b.
.nt to any part Of the world In plain Wrapper frss
fr0n oossrvation Those who cannot call wiz rscsavs
book On rscsips Of &C. postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14
SPECIALTIES.
nk. MANNAkEl. sPEcIALIsT.

nk. AANNAkEE, SPECIALITY,
BUe New York ave-.
Late Of BALTIMORE utilities eectrcky N fe truuaue
moyes supern uous hair wsrts. moes. tumorl &c At
tends peilents 81 then resldences when nod -
Once Once hour. ESQ % ,. m IS M 70 10 ~
WITH ELECTRICITY CURE ANY CASE On
~ ansasn. nsarel ga scs2tca- nervous troublss.
ses.. paralysis, &C. Dr. HAYWARD. spsc1sl.sf =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

LADIES
WONDER IN sHoEMAKINa.
SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES.
FULL LINE NOW IN STOCK.
Price O. so
These Shoes look well and 1T we'll
They are comfortable to tender fest
Made on the tencn at our Baltimore house
Good material used to make them
Call and see them. Ask for than It's the favorits
family shoe.
You won't BE- without them after one trial
Extra orders will be so cents extra prics.
This shoe is worth o. 90 of anybodys money.
Al for our make-s3 50 Shoe
WILSON CARR,
Custom Shoemaker
a29F ST. NV
n1l-4t Baltimore Store. 4 and Baltimore Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-03

Tho creamery Itself may bs described
NJ q square building 20 by 90 feet. with
esginc house adjoiningi tho waAh room
fio0r and Office arc on tho ground Lowell,
while tho work room. setting room aud
storv are sunk In the ground about four
foot, and aro cement lined throughout
Tho apparatus consists 81 an equipment
Of Cooley cans without taps for sub
merging In leo wator. two Boyd temper.
Ing watts. on. heating vat. | 800 gallon
churn and ono Mason power worker.
Power u conveyed TO this Hat FROM fix
houo power horizontal engine supplied
with stcam power from an eight hora
power boiler
Our butter, which quickly found n
front place, Ia pat up In packages rang.
Ing FROM two pounds 10 hity pounds,
while a small proportion Is nado into ono
pound prints and cold from refrigerator
boxes From OUT experience. and taking
into consideration tho general conditions
throughout tho province. feel that az
prcscni Il u not practicable 10 establish
many profitable ofcamcriei. but with her
nlh natural pasture and other favorable
features Manitoba should mako a grand
showing In tho dairy line during tho
next decade. L., us persuade our neigh.
bors 10 suIarannusio tho Hat pan and thu
dash churn, grow moro fodder corn and
roots, hll up the chunks Ia tho draughty
cow house. usc good dairy salt aud pack
In now noat tubs.-E A. strutherA
Manager Bernardo Industrial Farm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-03

The law lays down no rule No 10 the for.
malliie, 70 be Observed by practitioner
when prescribing Tor patient. and be may,
and often does. prescribe perfectly we'll by
merely giving verbal directions 90 b. OBJ.
served BY his patient When. however,
those directions include IN. use Of any par.
tlenlar drug, II Il usual and convenient 10
put them into writing, N that m. patient
miy not make any mistake In ordering the
drug, which he l. advised 10 Use
The use Of giving written prescription
does not affect the property In tho piece u
paper given 10 tho patient. Il IL his tho
moment he receives IL, unless By custom
or by special agreement Il belongs TO some
one elsa 4 custom 20 h. good in law must
Nv general, aud there Ia no custom a. that
a prescription b,longs 70 any one except
the patient At prvlont known Ia England
The paper therefore belongs 10 the patient
unless he agrrcs with his medical attend
aut that Il shall not
u u, Of course, open 10 any practitioner
20 siipulAis that his prescriptions shall BE-
long to himself, or shall only b. made 40
by particular chemist. who shall destroy
the paper ~ soon A4 ho has used IL, but ID
Is equally open 10 each u his patients %
decline 10 b, bound by any such Atlpula
uon.-h British Medical Review.