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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-06
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

4 Bold SHoPLrFTER.-l esterday morning Albert
Gray man nearly sixty years Of age entered the
store of Mr.. George Brown, No. 70 Park place, and
seizng upon piece Of snen. valued ~ $50. ran OF
with IT, tray was pursued by Andrew, an attache OF
the store and arrested with the goods in his possess
sion. The prisoner was given In charge OF officer
Dennng. OF the Third precinct aud Judge Hogan
committed him 10 the T0mbs for trial.
THE BRIGApIrR GENERAL GAMBLING CAsr.-Yes-
ier,lay afternoon Justice Hogan resumed the exam.
inaton in the case OF John Fortune, VIM. b. Gage
and John Mccormick, charged with winning about
500 from Brlgadicr General Joseph c. Briscoe at
'faro" at the gaming establishment No. SIS Broad
way. as previously reported IN the HERALD. General
ing cross examination by Defendants counsel,
during which many OF the folles and faults mot to
say crmcsl of his past life we're brought To life.
several questions propounded by counsel General
BriscOc refused TO answer. on the ground that they
had u tendency TO degrade him. The further hear
ing in the matter was adjourned til the 10th instant
CHANGE or FoRGEEy.-John r. Spencer a very
respectable appearing man. IS years OF age was yes
terday arrested by oficer Mcsay Of the sixth pre-
ciHct, charge OF forgery. on Thursday the &C.
cused entered the store OF Mr.. Henry n. Gordon No.
"a Chatham street. and presented to him check for
SIS on the Butchers and Drovers National Bank
purportinq to nave been drawn by his brother Mr.
Alexander X. Spencer, OF 5i2 Broadway, and asked
TO have 10 cashed AZ the time the prisoner
which TO pay taxes. Mr. Gordon believing the
representations TO be trlle, cashed the check, but
subsequently learned that the check had not been
drawn by Mr.. A. r. spencer, neither had he author
lied the accused or any one ese TO sign his name 70
II. The facts appearing 10 afldavit form Justice
Hogan committed the prisoner TO the Tombs for trial.
II Is stated that Mr.. A. r. Spencer has heretofore
paid thousapds OF dollars to keep his brother out OF
trouble, and by 30 doing has nearly ruined himself
financially. The accused has an unconquerable
passion for the gaming table and Of the money
he could obtain has been lost at faro
ALLEGED FORGERY or A DRAFT-Two or three
days since Mr.. Adolph Tuska, residing at No. az
Canal street, appeared before Justice Hogan and
preferred q complaint against Julius We'll doing
business at No. 4N Eighth avenue. charging him
with forgery. On the 10th Of February last Well AZ
Charged, called ppoD Nj TVsks and pyescpted ~
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the SILK TRADE or FRANCE.

From the salut Public OF Lyons May i2l -
The state Of the silk market has undergone no
great variation during the past week the demand
still runs ON the best qualities, but sensible dminu-
ton has occurred In the dealings IN goods nom the
extreme East, particularly those OF Japan. In pres
ence OF the approaching crop, which oners the most
favorable prospects, the tendency ought to be To-
wards q fail; but prices continue very nrm-a cir
cumstance sttr,butable arst Of all 70 the interval
made available; next, 10 the CONVICTION that
II viii be very dear; and finally, 10 the disep-
poIntments which have been experenced for
several years past q some OF the later asges
OF the worms progress. Manufacturers appear salts
fed. The continuance Of the rise and the more ana
more complete want Of stock have brought purohas
ers to paw sseusibly higher rates. The demand for
England " this moment regulates airs. Tho sDkine
season, almost finished at Paris 10 not 30 At Lo6d0n,
where Il generally continues ill the end Of NAY. He
exploration OF plain silks for the rst three moths
of the financial year show certain dimnutop. bl1ng
70 DO against 17,5o0Ooo last year. and q 90
In 1so6. THIS result Is astonishing at first sight for
the actual situation is better than that Of the two
preceding years But there s fact TO be remarked
that when tissues sold at ordinary prices expors
ston little exceeds the normal level but u augSnen1
In large proportion "a the period.of activity APP
prosches its term, when every one endeavors ~ avoid
plethora IN his warehouses, and accordingly TO eel
freely.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Alleged False Pretcpces.


The trial OF Edmund Wallachi, alias Frank, charged
with obtaining goods by false pretences, was re-
sumed yesterday. number OF witnesses was ex-
aDined for the prosecution, by whom 1t shown
that the firm Of George A. Davis Co. sold 81, 500
worth OF clothing TO Frank h Brother in the autumn
Of 1896, upon the representations made to the COM
plainant tha' Moses Heilbener twho had store in
Galveston opposite the small store OF Frank 4
BrOiher saw The stock in June, 1885, which he sup.
posed TO he worth from $4,000 to 100000,
and which was diminished during the autumn.
William :. Hart, bo0kkeeper in the
Central National Bank, presented
hibit OF the account which Frank a Brother had in
that bank. The balance TO their credit the LIST of
September between 5000 and 800. Jacques
Goldsmith, salesman for Sonneborn n Co.. sold the
defendant about 5000 worth OF goods, Schwartz a
Co. $500 worth, and Leon, Arnold CO. $7,400
worth OF merchandise, for which notes were given.
After the for the prosecution closed coun-
sci for the defence made lengthy opening and then
called Theodore Frank n son OF the elder defendant
who testified that his father not partner IN the
concern at Galveston; that from the time they CON-
business in 1865 10 September, 1885, r. Frank
Brother had received from 500 900 TO $4,000 worth
Of goods, and on the 9th OF september they had a
very nice stock.
The case win be concluded on Aonday.
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him drsft drawn by the Commercial National Bank
PARK Bank OF New York, by II. Colyile, casher,
% The order Of Dalton Coleman, for the sum OF
wen a. order|Dalton Coleman We'll then en-
dorsed his name on the back OF the check, and MI.
Tuska, believing him 10 be the person In whose favor
subsequently Mr.. Tuska was informed that
julius Well, OF No $50 Delaney street,
was the man in whose favor the draft was Drawn,
avenue, who endorsed the draft and received the
money upon II. is guilty OF forgery. Wen was YES
terday arrested by ofilcer 0'Byrne, OF the IoMos
Court squad, and Justice Hogan committed him to
the TOmbs for examination. The prisoner says he
did not endorse his name the draft, as charged
and SAYS he Is innocent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-06

10 make Their fortunes by developing the VAT re-
sources az this country.
enclose . list OF the ofncere Of the two United
states vessels out here several changes and trans
ters have been made recently. They are thus
STEAMER MONOCACY, THIRD RATE.
Commanders. r. Carter
Lieutenant Con,naaaders-J. Mcfarland and L. A.
Mc[arty.
Lieutera0nt-C ID. b. Glidden.
Aasfer-Samuel l.. Wilson,
Enstgn-E. II. Thomas.
SurqeOn-T Wolyerton.
Iuyfil0sfeT-J. II. Buckley
Ea9inefrs-Chief, J. Whitaker; Second ASST
tants, J. w. Savie and r. Miller Third Assistants,
ii. kimball and ii. Alien.
hdtes--C. Cooper and II. Haskln.
Captains C2eT'k-G. II. Collins
STEAMER lROQUOIs, THIRD RATE.
comma Rder-Earl English.
Lie,tteaaM C0na0,andey-A. T. Nahan, executive
officer.
Lie,Uenant-Nic0Il Ludlow.
Ensi0as-R. T. Bradford A. H. Fletcher and J. NJ.
Wilson.
kidshipme,,--G. A. Bicknell, h. r. Wilson. W. b..
Emory and +. II. Paine.
SiIYgeOn-J. w. Leach.
Assistant Sur0eOIt-C. Boyer.
Iny7adSief-A. ID. Bacher.
En0inee,s-Chief IL. h. Nones Second Asse-
tants, w. W. Heaton N. N. KDowltOn ami c. NJ.
Burchard Third Assistants, II. l.. Rhoades and J..
CaptGinis Cge,k-H W. whitehorn.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-cslmxAl CALENDAR.
Charge Of Having In Possession Counterfeit
Notes Of National Currency.
Before Judge BlatchfUrtl.

Onur&e Oh IlavSng IN FOA1eSaiOu COuntcfIeH
Notes Of National Currency.
Before Judge Blatchtord.
The United ,TGtes Ts. Henry Mitie' ana charles
HesnpsteGd-In this the prisoners were indicted
for having in their possession counterfeit notes OF
national currency purpOrting to be OF the value of
ST. When arraigned Oh Monday last the prisoners
pleaded not guilty, ana when called up for trial
yesterday morning they prayed for leave to with
draw the plea OF not guilty and To plead guilty TO
the charge. They We're then removed.
Another Case Of Counterfeit Currency.
The United States Us. George Meyers.-ln this
the prisoner was indicted FOR an attempt TO pass on
John Barry genuine note of national currency OF
the real value OF S. changed and altered TO the
apparent value or $50 Barry, on being sworn
the first Witness testified that he keeps q
liquor store at 6lS Broadway, and that in March last
the prisoner into his store and having had
drink offered note which had been changed from
five to twenty dollar bill. Apolice officer ana other
witnesses testified To the same effect. For the defence
NJ. Bonnfar a Frenchman, testified in French that
March last when the prisoner changed twenty
dollar bill by giving notes Of lesser value to "a man
who came in and asked for the change Of the hill,
and he the bill in the hands Of the prisoner after
he had given the smaller notes in exchange for IL.
He did not know the man for whom the prisoner
changed the twenty dollar bill. Counsel on either
side summed up the Judge charged and the jury after
an absence Of ten minutes from court rendered
verdict OF guilty. Messrs. Phelps and Bell conducted
the case for the government Mr.. Simon Levy for the
prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-06

ne men reeiding m pasoaI climes or who are enjoy
ing Village LIE r " New EanglanG alter the ieliG
the following enthusiastic and ornate STYLE on yellow
p'p'' SPORTING sRREnBAcKs
hne new coppeTlsis issue Of the denomination Of
'a% OR rl ET2 cE nSkr fEs' BILL. $780,
especially the which are
nesn design altogether and would b more readily taken
adapted % making shS sS IN The he window Of exchange and
book, blun his adversary on bet Any swap
Oh for sSs sSs h ss., and horse
One gentleman out IN Arkansas sen, us an order for
.,s ems used for lottery Tickets
suit almost any All orders will be n a led
al one @s, we win send free one bsaSal Gents crasat or
which We p1ns ss from ,I HOLLAND >. THESE
s a &c. s a @ s.s on
more elegant present has been offered the public
your and address written thereon, your orders win
N. wESTYROOK CO. No. 20 Nassau street New York.
Another circular Astounding In such inflammable
and incendiary captions t as $500 Reward" "shel
ont YOUR Stamps" "Wilat * ltO describes "a myS
FERROUS Inventi0n'' as f0llows:--
Made Of strong metal, weighs an and half
s nns sis ,"u r. ~ a dSs
This funny little arrangement the uses Of which
are described being available In every department
"
suit and will facilitate travel that the pos
SCISSOR can "dead head It" on all the railway and
steamboat lines in the Union, will he furnished by
mail ttide crcular) at SOC. per sample and dis
count Of four hundred per cent allowed to agents,
and the inquisitive will undoubtedly be fully con-
ynced of its merits, DC, by the closing paragraph,
which runneth thus
The pyentors object in withholding the real name and
agent and dealer In any town to first examine for himself
and f suited he can yet supply and make bold dash with
thing, and BY that means control the trade and the
The climax ia attained, however by the following
advertisement OF United States government issues OF
all denominations from Il to 81 900.
The United asury Note National Currency
Depository. Treasury notes. National Eighteen
fac ses embracing each OF all United States Treasury
notes and national currency taken from proof
file the United States Treasury Department Mt Washing
ton These beautiful specimens are with snch
ne without certain marks and Descriptions which we send
them. Price 50 set and warranted to suit any With
the aid of the above dealers be deceived Ad
dress, In confidence, the undersigned.
The case will probably be up again in O few DAYS,
when is expected that other developments will be
brought to light.
For plaintin, f. W. Dodge, For defendant, ].
Stewart.
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BROOKLYy NTELLlGEvCE.

HOUSE RoBBERy.-on Thursday night new house
in Hewes street, near Bedford avenue, Eastern dis
trct was entered by thieves and robbed OF Various
articles TO the value Of $500. The property was
owned by Richard Rafferty,, plumber
ST. MARy's HosPTTAI~-This highly laudabe and
charitable institution which has been recently COM
pleted for the treatment Of females situated at No
1913 Clinton street, win he opened for the reception
and treatment OF patients on Monday next, the sth
inst.
FIRE MARSHAL BRACxBrT.-Jn the published ac-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-06
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuURT-M ApxlsALIy
Collision Case.

Before Judge BafchfOrd.
EUet Kilev as. The Steam FeI7yb0at sBttltic.-In
this the libel filed in 1865 to recover com-
pensation for damages sustained by the steamtug
Pope Catlln in a collision with the ferrybOat Baltic
The collision occurred on trip Of the Baltic from
Brooklyn to New York on the I'd of October OF
that year. The Pope Catlin, just after having
towed schooner To No. pier on the East river,
was struck by the Baltic and thereby dam
aged to considerable extent. The de-
fence was that the Pope Catlin had been
twelve feet in excess Of her proper
distance into the river ut the ferry slip; that the Bal
tic entered her slip slowly and carefully with her
CINE reversed and impelled by the tide and una
BILE to avoid the collision and that the cause of the
collision was the negligence Of the tug in lying
across the entrance to the slip. The case was
ported in the HERALD at the time OF hearing and
yesterday Judge Blachford issued the following de-
cree:-There must he decree appOrtiOning equally
between the two vessels the damages sustained by
the tug In the collision, with reference to commits
sioner To ascertain and report such damages. w.
Haskell for libeant b. d. Silliman for the claim
ants.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT-'x BasksuaTs,
Decision by Judge Bcnedicf.

Decision by Judge Bcnedicf.
In The Matter Of Ed,cdrd ana D0rid Bigelo,o ana
Nathan Keiiogg.-This case was an application by
the National Bank for an order directing the sale by
the bank Of certain stocks belonging to the bank
rupts, which the bank claims to hold security for
the Indebtedness OF the bankrups to the bank. The
bank is creditor Of the bankrupts to the amount Of
$31 $780, and holds the securities pledges from Them
The value of those securities s uncertain. The
OF the bank, and the bank prays for an order to
sell those securities and apply the proceeds to
deem the pledge thebankrupts had given. The APP
assignee in bankruptcy principally on the ground
that the bank had taken no step to prove the debt
various circumstances the application could not be
granted. He could not how such action could be
properly required Of the court. The motion is there
fore, denied. James EmOtt and 4. II. POmeroy for
the motion; r. Canine opposed.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuar-IE EQUITY.
Referee Case from the Circuit Court

james Drake am Others u.s. The SedDten's hank
Jo SdriaJs ia The Ctg or Ne'r Pork Ip,pledded min
Francis Good,fdge ana Ohers.--In this case the
paintins appeal against decision by Judge Nelson
in the Circuit Court Tie suit rises on an allegation
by the Seamerfs Bank thai there Is a Of $4,000
due To that institution 1852 and interest thereon
since May, 1861. The litigants either side are nu
nerons the briefs Of counsel volumnous AMI con-
siderable legal ability retained. The was opened
by Mr.. seward ami Is still on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-06
CITY NTELLIGENCE.

TUE WEATHER Observation-Disclosures we &. the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours az indi
Gated by the thermometer at Huthiuts drug store,
n Ru
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Py special correspondence from yOi ohan,a, Japan,
we have the following interesting mail report In
aetail OF telegraph letters, received by way OF
San Francisco, TO the 27th OF April.
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Average temperature. ....

Average temperature on Thursday
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tiernen residng IN pastosaI cmes or who are enjoy
ing ''vilape Life Ia New England after the feci-
t0us manner described by Beechef il ventilated in
the following enthusiastic and ornate STYLE yellow
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
OonWMNrHuTAI.
Rock Island market.

ROGk ISLAND, July Il.
FLOuR-Spring Double Extra, in bills. $3.50 81
Wholesale, and SO, 40 at retail. Sacks, Ss,4 81
Wholesale, and $40 90 at retail. Loose, 1870 al
wholesale, and $40 at retail.
WnEAr-No. 1, 81, IS. No. 2, 81, so. No 3 lao
CoRN--6qa70c
OATs-5Sa6Oc for 50 lbs.
RrE-l, 6ial,65.
BARLEY-NO. l, 100000 No.2, LIS
BEASs-6 O0a8,50
sALF-3, O6s3,25 per barrel.
kERosENE--W hOlesAle, barrels included, 40
retail Soc
HlGHwISEs--t2, so.
PoTArOEs-neW l,2j.
kGas--lSc dOL
BUTrEG--very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring 20A22lo.
POuLrRY-spring chickens, s2a? so per dos.
LAnD-20o per n.
HOds--ROr live hogs Gaze.
CArrLR--Liye weight, common, 4,O0s8,0O
Prime shipping 6,5OaGOO per hundred pounds.
HIDEs-Green Country, 7ej green CURED, gc f;
green calf, lOal2io; dry flint, l2al5ci dry salt
Cd, l2tG.
HAY-Prairie, $lOal2 per ton Timothy l4,OO
A3Ij,OO
WooD--OAk IS, SO to 900 u cord.
OOAL--At the Goal Valley Y ard, On the LeVee,
coal is sold OF II cents the cost of delivering 70
be added.
Prom teams, In Market Square. ut I4al6 cents.
LmE-Port Byron, Sl.4O per bbL Rock Island
lime 1925 per bbl
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wine and water, or other sumulants. -.
In the other and more fatal form cot this
affection, different set of symptoms snow
themselves. Here the patient suddenly M's
10 tho ground completely unconscious, his
skin is puueeu,ly hot and dry, his breathing
hurried, commissions are not uncommon, and
if proper treatment be not promptly Tesoriod
to. death soon takes place. In thv case, al
co. the patient should be promptly removed
to a shady and cool spot, perfectly private
50 that the crowd be kept off without fail
His clothing should be stripped on, and his
whole body should be rubbed with ice from
head to foot, aud pieces Of ice should be
kept under the armpits. This should be
steadily perseyered in until a doctor arrives,
or until it is plain that the case il beyond
recovery. This treatment has been found
so eminenty successful ny one Of oar hes;
physicians that he feels testified in saying,
from his own knowledge and observation,
that, if applied promptly, recovery is almost
certain.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

The RIvER.-Five boats lay at one time
on the Rock Island side this morning. This
is something of not frequent occurrence and
gave the landing quite metropolitan as.
pect The up boats are crowded with pas
sengers, though there are but few on those
coming down. The river at tho rapids is
very low, aud all freights down are towed in
barges. The Dubuque came up this morn.
ing full Of passengers The Charlie Cheever
came from 81. Louis last night and is now
lying here until her chimneys are repaired
The Jennie Baldwin came down this morn.
ing, The Savanna is expected down to.
day. The Countess for Clinton and the
Keithsburg for Fort Madison tomorrow
morning.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-Arriyes al
o5u 1 VI. AMI i.l5P. NJ. Closes At 600 A. NJ
sui $40 p. NJ.
PORT BYRJE MAlL-yiA WAiOrtown, lAAp-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and CoTdova, ar
riyus at 500 A. NJ. Closes 4l5 T. M.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL--arriyes at 73oA'
~ Closes At CHA NJ. and 5!l5 p.
ALkDO MAIL--via Camden Mills, Andslu-
sia, EIgngton, Hamlet, PerrVton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, KeithSburg, OquAwka, to
Oluawka Junction, (sagetownl loaves daily at
y A. NJ, aud arrives at $3.50 p NJ. Mail mat
ter Tor Pleasant Ridge, lIaGlitt, Buffalo Prairie,
Illinois City, Drury, Copper Crook, and NIL
lorsburg, goes by this route.
MAC0MB MAIL--ViH Presumption, SueLI VI
oln, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth to Maeomb, leaves Wednesday and sat
urday ut A, NJ, aud arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at p. VI. Centre Ridge and hlohland
Grove are supplied by this route
COAL VALLEY MAIL-(by carsl daily, leaves
between and A. M, returning at about 5
p. NJ Rural mail matter Is sent TO Coal VAL
Icy
CAMBRIDGE MAIL--vis Coal Valley, Orion
uul AudUyer to Cambridge, leaves Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at I A. NJ, returning
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at s p. NJ.
Office hours from 1880 A. NJ. to 500 p NJ.
5se- Sundsys, open from v to 10 AM.
NJ. B. OSBORN, Post Master.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

WoRK on THE TsLAND.-A stone cutters
caucus was held upon the Island yesterday
on the news Of the reception of on order to
begin the eight hour system instituted in all
government works by recent act of congress.
Objection was made By the employees, not
that the time Of work was abridged, but that
the work was to begin at A. NJ. and con-
tinuo till II, and again from 2 P NJ. till 8,
leaving an intermission OF hours at noon
and not shortening their stay on the Island
at all. They wish to 60 to work at and
stop at 5, and expressed their desires thro'
their foreman, to that effect. unfounded
rumor had also circulated that the pay wou
be at the old rates, in proportion to the time
they are at work. Matters are not yet
quoted down, and some fears are entertained
that it will result in q strike.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

Sun STROKE.--At 9 O'Clock Thursday
morning, Mr.. August fireman, of the firm Of
Dietz n fireman, was Frustrated by sun
stroke He was whiting his fatherin-l law,
VIM. Gilmore, who lives in the neighborhood
of Camden. lie went by the farm Of Andy
Mcconnell for the purpose Of purchasing
some calves. Shortly after leaving McCon-
nell's, when he had reached the Castle
House, he was suddenly sun s.ruCk and fell
back in his wagon. He was carried to the
house of Mr.. Mcconnell and a physician
from Camden called 10 see him. We are
happy to state that be is improving
Two men who were working in the cellars
of the new buildings, at the Arsenal, Thurs.
day, and were overcome by the heat. They
were taken to the Shamrock House, and ore
in fair way Of recovery.
Michael Foley, employed on Candec, Swan
l. Co.'S new building, Moline, was Frustrated
by sun strok, the same day, at p. III. He
was taken to Morris & Folett's drug store,
and DR.. Vitzthum called. The attack was
slight, -.
Upon men and animals the heat is terri.
bic and the danger very great. The utmost
care should be used by all to avoid expos.
ure, for people are Frustrated when they
least expect it.
WHAT TO DO ~ CASE OF Sun STROKE.
Proper info rmstion in regard to proper
treatment of victims of sun stroke is very
important just now. And SO We print the
following extract from an article which has
appeared in q Sew York medical journal
There are 40 morbid conditions result.
ing from excessive beat. These differ some
what in their symptoms, and require some.
what different ,trea tment. The frstof these
occurs during hot weather, after undue ex.
ertion on the part of the person thus affect
ed. The man is faint, perhaps unable to
move, though he can generally be reused
he has feeble pulse and cool and moist
skin. Here there is simply loss of nerv.
Gus power, and relief Is promptly afforded
by removing him to cool and shady place,
applying cold water or ace to the head, and
administering, iced brandy and water, iced