L'ère pharmaceutique . ivil et un AC-tion criminel. L'organisation pharmaceutique de l'État n'a pas pris d'ac-tion sur la circulaire. Il a traité la question avec un outrage au silentoutrage. Ai>i>i*oirislated Anotbe Moil Solomon Blumenthal. Un jeune drogiste, a été tenu pour le Grand jury la semaine dernière sur une charge d'avoir puloiné 400 $ appartenant à son ancien chetheart. Mlle Stella Gold-smidt, de 367 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn. L'histoire racontée par le tribunal de police de la rue Adams, Brook-lyn, était que les parents de Mlle Goldsmitts devaient donner à Blumenthal 2 000 $ pour commencer dans le commerce de drogue et le jeune drogiste était de marier le d

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The Pharmaceutical era . ivil and a criminal ac-tion. The State pharmaceutical organization took no ac-tion on the circular. It treated the matter with silentcontempt. Ai>i>i*oiirlated Anotbe Moil Solomon Blumenthal. a young druggist, was held forthe Grand Jury last week on a charge of having purloined$400 belonging to his former sweetheart. Miss Stella Gold-smidt, of 367 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. The story told in the Adams Street Police Court, Brook-lyn, was that Miss Goldsmidts parents were to giveBlumenthal .$2, 000 to start in the drug business and theyoung druggist was to marry the daughter. The $100is said to have been the first installment. After receivingit Blumenthal is alleged to have gone to Philadelphia andbroke the engagement. He came back when he heard ofthe charge of larcen.v against him and stated he hadspent the money according to plans laid down by hisfiancee. Miss Goldsmidt fainted in court and Blumenthalwas held. Ifi THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. [July 4, 1901. Geiuinu Apothecaries* So ety.. M.VX MARIAMSON.842 East ie.5th St.. New York. DRIG .STORE ROBBED. Thieves broke into llie drug store ot Cliarlcs M, Dugay, Thirty-fourtJi street and Third avenue, early Saturdaymorning. June 22. They carried away about 100 feet ofblock tin .soda fountain pipe, cutting it from the carbon-ator and at the place It went through the store floor tothe fountain. The pipe weighed about 200 pounds and isvalued at 22 cemts a pound. Two electric fans, valuedat $13.50 each, were also taken. A closet holding chem-icals of various sorts was broken open, but nothing ofvalue taken. A closet in which whisky, wine and cigarswere stored was overlooked. The robbers endeavoredto force their way to the store proper, but did notsucceed. Mr. Dugay had left $50 in cash in the cashregister. It is thought the robbers entered the cellar bymeans of duplicate keys. ApotUecarles Bicycle Clnb. The Apothecaries Bike Club will wheel to CityIsland to-day. The start will be made from CentralBridg

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