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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LTVFRFoOT-In S'ecJashp AigeriG.-Nr. and Mrs.
Armstrong aud children W. &. AshWel J. Athcton Mt.
baecttcd A. b. Barry, C. Booth Mr. and Mrs C. Bowring'
V and Mira. j. Bradshaw. /. l.. BTtgcrS Miss 4 g Cham
bcr- pi tIossman w. D. Harrison r and Mis- !rimann,
Mr Frich uf J. Laurie =. D. MaTckwad, :. Opqenhe m,
Miss Parker. 1r and Mrs &. T. PIE Master II ii"s1n,
Miss peam. II. w Sharpir,s 2. slater. /. p Sordhc r.,
H. Ia lO g. ThOrlrn, Mr. Turner, Nj and Mrs y. n.
wilson H. A. WOODS. Mr. Harris Mr.. and Mf1 Martinez
FROM GLhSGOW-In S'e0aobiD stat Of Tod'aaG Rev
H. Moon. j. Mcmillan, Mrs Lttleohn, - a SouDor0 James
HaY sln, !. Raw son, 4. Galloway
From HAVANA-Ts S'ecmstip en- n Irr .cr7'z-Ie
y Fernando and wife Mrs. J. N0pni ard daughter. rosa
Ncrger. i,nl Iaua7 ". II. Eedelux and wife COR l.
Emery = T. NucaiErc y Lao ache \: y ailn =, p@lae o.
T.. ~caliatiar. -tcy, Drn, Dc p AN2rez y
II. AchO. Nemesis Perez
FROM HANANA-T4 SteIHshfO SGrGf "a MIS- Emma p.
pug and daughter, MIS- H. = Garden. Mrs. Ihorn MIS-
f. ". Wheeler +. VI. Wheeler MR.. Y. Eanc0 and daugh-
tas H. oIricl, T. IscUat. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Scarpa,
Miss q. DOnati and servant v. ECcrr H. j. lht'rng j.
T. English T. KoWita ard wife @. Babaee oo A. Fernandez
4. SchcukrL Il. t0rbnl. I. Bun.
FROM KINGSTON, jan Steq".hp ANeH-I Thorn
Dr. +. UariNch, J = Pac'ero ). l. MclhoTsOn " camp
bell u. 4. adams, \ Hernandez and sons.
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TUE COURTS.
SEEKING TO BIZ REINSTATFD.
MEN DISMISSED FROM THE CITY pEPAETMEN


MEH DISMISSED FROM THE CITY DEPARTMENTS
WITHOUT CHARGE.
Under the decisions of the Court OF Appeals
enforcing the rule that regular CLERK Of the depart
nents OF the CITY Of NcwYork shall be d. eharsed With
cut cause six wit- o: certorlri issued Yesterday
in the Geucral Term Of the Supreme Court TO inquire
into tho causes o. the discharge Of six clerks.
Isaac Evans was appointed Purchase Clerk % the Dc
partGrnt " Public Paris December p. lS7l, NJ sal
AIRY of ~ 500 afterwards increased 10 $4,000 aud sub
scqucntly reduced to 80. lie reapponted under
the new charter aud discharged May 81, 1870, and
~ he says two men were appointed al an aggregate
salary OF $1,000 lie says 10 notice was gwen MN "i
any charges, ami all he knew OF his discharge VAS
simple notice Of IT,
VIM. T. Beams was Properly Clerk IN me Park Dc-
paItuCut a. $500 aud under very fIiAllar clitum
stanrrs was discharged February !. lSl6. -,
Joseph f. BritUn was appointed Booa-h'"ler III Juiio
1S6~ ia the same depart rnt, V's rcdFoihicd dh""'
CHARGED Man 81, 1876. without notice.
George II. Harrison WIS appointed Time 'lelk juno
> ISL az 200. duly rcappulntru unhcf lc NJ"
charter. and disc harcci February !. 1~9b
Seth &. Douglass appointed NV ~" ''innl~''uh'I
of Puhic Works, Superintendent ~ Ihcmnhf1n' - 80
5000 year AID Was discharged jane -, $50 "Ii"
out notice of G.. anges.
All these gentlemen claim hv F. Il. volcc that they
have been Improperly discharged and Mu,' De I'!H-
stated.
Henry K0sfe', who Sergeant Of the PARK Ponce III
August lNb2. and soon after promoter u zee ar
tain. ana also rcappointcd under thr charter oi
1873, brings similar complaint ou account al rs as
charge. Whcd occurred May 81, 1915
Al these wtifs made roturnahle ut the present
q a.
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NHIP NEbS.

PORT or SEw-YoRK. .............. .MARcH7
CLEARED
steamship Cmbia Gcr), Brandt, Hamburg, Plymouth ana
Steamship N4Sars Curtis, Havana, Cubs, James T. ward
steamship CTS Of Washington Zimmerman Havana. Cuba
steamship Is ac BeI Lawrence. Norfolk CITY Point AMI
Buk Conscl,nc Orb McKac. Hul. Eng. J. s Tucker
Ba,k Brothers Sisters OBJ, Bulrner, lsgoH Scott
RarE Young Eagle trr) Dunham. Glasgow. e. p. l. Ne
Bark PcppIno MaGraqo Hta'3 MARITIME, Pcnarh Roads
Bfs re Aust siaughcr Cor ireland for orders. So
Bah Emile (Gcr) scaunrel Bremen Germany waren
E5f Kings County CBr}. Potter Hamburg. Germany Dill
nsik Amaraath (Gor) Praucr. Baltimore, waUeD, T'e
rig Francesca ItaL, Romano Bristol Eng, LauIo storey
Irig Hourhton Rose Cork or Falmouth for orler'
riis can Rc.nlrs jNor), Mansen, Algoa Bay C. G. H.,
G e. '" ''''' L''' RIO a'1nl' 'n SUI Brazil o'i'''
ARRIVED
steamship Al.atia .Rr). Macsay london Feb 81; with
> s. p TaicI os,i Il Of 300 tons cvsl WI, WIN me
Steamship bonr, T.. Gu 30 miles f. from sandy HOOK
- 9 ' Aisrra cHri watson Iiverpool zen % and
,s," SAT- " Iplni 'Ri ith glasgow FL %
ami arnc olt win sc and cabin aud 20 ateeagc pass.
steamship oiill Br. small Glasgow Feb. 3 with mdse
steamship Aias liri Low. Jacmel Feb. 70 AK cages
i9h Tori Prince ID and Kingston 27ta with ndse and
pass. 10 iIui. FCrHoe-i a Co
col l;u-ou Held Man IA Aug 30 Win htnp,
etc, 10 order vessel 10 Y. H. Bro Il & Co.
I'D John Bryce lof Thoma-tonl, More, Ca3o III days,
WIN guiana Iiohson Iurtno Co. vessel 10 W H. Grace
Ship Mercury. anno bremen % days. via Hampton Eoads,
ballast Co WU. Ne'spn, II.
sI, Ia,of!i -clgrcr Antwerp - days, wi;n mdse
and ruiy barrels to order vessel a. Hermann koop Co.
E4k N,uIs loi Windsor y 81 lchc Liverpool 81 days,
ia l.iia-f ieJ. 3 Whitney a ca.
R.r4 C,ul.i tof Boston,. johnson Manila AuE H. with
sur.r o. .r,i.r. vessel to Y. II. Brown q Co.
PAN i,crjha NoI Pelct,.n Antwerp Dee %, in ballast
r,i ,fid Hor, nielsen belfast 40 days in ballast to C.
Lax ia-inln loi Liverpool Briggs Il days,
with sugar. etc. To Dwight & Plat
Bark Daring of For audl Anderson. Careuas days with
SUGAR - Go-scr E Co.. vessel 10 Miller & Ioughton.
Arb Atlantic tof New Haven't LtuaTc 81 lirlc Mart,
u days with and cocoa to H. TrOwhr1dgcs SoEs
Brig N-dOrt hpuda lnf Nassau, IHkey CaIl as days.
win Jar moasscs 10 order vessel TO Miller Hougn
- Bark Gunn NOr) Wisncr from Barrow Which arrived
G.h consigned to irnhaui Boyescn not As before.
WIND sandy Hook. moderate. = W.. cloudy
and lazy. city Island, moderate, = W; cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH March 7.-Arrived bark Irene, CaoInaryon.
Cleared bark Uria. Cronstadi.
CHARLESTON. March ARRIVE ell. ship Martha BCwker from
Iasr,: bark Marie. Bordeaux.
WILMINGTON. y G., March Arrived, barks IhOTgny, va
terfofd. Bertha. Liverpool.
BALTIMORE. March Cleared. barks Umberto Calatoa,
Queenstown ScndcuaudcD, DO.
MOVEMENT or OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LIVERPOOL. March Tho steamship Campus (Brl Capt.
unr,alI which cf here Feb. Boston and
March with machinery disabled sailed again
to-day for Boston
tFor other Shib Nc,cs FIRM Page.i
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CINII. NOTES.

H. the matter Of Mis-. Burgers application for
the removal OF Colonel Joseph Burger aud George
Aul,rs a. trustees ~ her deceased husbands estate
Jdd.c Gilbcri IN Ir0Oayn. Yesterday, confirmed th'
rc:tcs report: directing thc defendant. 10 pay $50 -
cash nad $4,000 ia United states bonds - Joseph
schmidt tneir successor executor Of the estate.
In the suit of Matilda T.. OTHERS against
nod - pitDc,. a suii M which mother ACCUSES her
enu of NOT fully accounting 10 her uuder her hus-
h,ud's Will motion was made Yesterday 10 have a
parties interested JON ~ drlchdantS ana second mo
ION o nave The hole proceedings discussed On the
,,ounI MAT II WAS properly matter for thc SIrioeI
acton. Judge Lawrence reserved Ills decision
The will OF Joseph ID. Alsop, merchant OF
this city, wa. presented probate yesterday 10 surrO-
.otcClyin Ry II De leaves his Connecticut property
,d b,s lu.iuess IN LIMA and Valparaiso 70 Of the
80 name: all the ret the property h. leaves TO his
81. v,h mi mower 10 dispose O H. except tLa' what
c n, MOI dis ose 81 snail 90 hts ION. Tie estate
~ .alI 10 be worth oven l,OOO,UJO.
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REvoKIYG Az AGENTS AUTHORITY.

NJ sun u MN I.Id II'IITINIITI' NIVWN "II'I
a,lmiuis'-ltiv of william II H-m-,'ci against Kns-'l!
H. Hoadl.y, which vas begun on " iHday h,ioi" Judge
pnuorur in The supreme Court. ended yesterday ~
verdict fo- Tho raitif Tor SIIG7T %. The defendant
authorized a-'nt 20 u.fc r"rtiar for I' hHhd qua
gravel ll- lni- E,i-tn CIV, above grade. il"
agent contracted win " II. Bumstc'd. thc2 power IN
Jersey tIty rotic- ~ sell lin 10000 loads 81 sand ~
30 cont. "a lrit. Arout 5000 loads vrrr delivered
when Gr Ioilcy intrr'ef-d and. Ir,ohue hi- AZ nj
power, refused 10 denver amy more Inc suit "",
brought for ths failure deliver ON i~Ninus TRIAL
the lur, gave the pAiulna verdict Tor $4,000. J.. A.
DDotlc and william :. Beach appeared Tor The pitia
IA; Herbert H. Turner AID David Mcclure Tor defend
ont
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THE TEMPLE MALPRACTICE CASE.


ton Whitehead sued out yesterday writ of habeas
CORPUS In behalf ~ LOtue Temple before Judge Law
renee Dr. Whitehead l. accused ~ malpractice IN the
ease ~ Into. Temple. She identified rim when she al"
po.ed She was diving bat afterwards. IN coroncr's III
uucsi lailod 10 identify HIM Sh" was committed 10 the
fOn-c OF Detention 'ccssary witness ana now APP
peals 10 Judge Lawrence in supreme Court. Chambers
Tor her release the ground that she cannot identity
the man who committed The crime. The writ Is TetuII
ble
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ADEFArLTING TELLER BAILED.

Augustus NJ. lurncy, the dtlailtinS paying
teller the Bank Of North America, has been rc' ascd
ON the Grimm, indictments against him on 10000 bail,
lame. puihic. ~ No - Ncs"l-s aud Charles T. Ftf-
rougiS Of No. do Pearlst, b,c"ning hs bondsln'l
there has. been unusual rcccnc" ~
fine DlStTct-AtOrney- Office IN COMMUNICATING the aft
that ne was admitted 10 bail The officers Of the bank
Fucw nothing about II until they the fact published.
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IlIIIIU HIF Ut rI II -, ,I,n H.,
f,od would Of him aud bless hnn On hlH re-
turn Sic ccascd praying Tor him. why don't you
,,r,v fr father now asked Der mother. " We nave
eot him az home now. and take OF him our
sclycsl"
Mr.. Heavyswell (deicately leading the con
yefsation)" De you know, Miss Roseeaf never made
nm of,eri1 Glmle-hearfed Bud twh0 las such an idea
of Mr. HcavysW els experience In every
Way supposed you bad offered yourself hundreds OF
times" Heavy swell gives II p.-lHafyarc Lampooh.
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE President sent

the following nO.uinaI Ons TO tie Senate l"7i"y:
pifst Lieutenant Russc Glover Rcfe1u" Marine S'r'ce
10 Ir Cnuain: SocOnd Lieutenant thrlE = 0hp' mo- ~
E.venue Marine service, Ia he Ihsi Ltutth<itj lhIu
IcpDfau Josrph T. CrO2tt HEC1uc Name tIA'" !" ne
second Aeuteuat Third Licion fi"nb II Nr"'oHO'
Revenue III ariun service 40 be second l-tHtrna.
JDsf 4sfelS-JChn ". hickey al FLUSHING n t.Iul %
p.fraee ii Phelps X JOA. - scranton, al 'hton'
,,tn ,tnhctt Sucair M ionc-ylllr. Mca; Samuel o..
Frtchcr a. Parsons. Kan; James luj, a, haimt1n H'F,
nfdsh tD,aen u be Ficicgrk W. conn., - o..
Hodges, VIM. l.. Carpenter James l. SnlIh ana iu0SoJ
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HorSE OLE REPRESENTATIVES,.

IN the House, to-day, the bill removing the
fehca! disabilities OF Robert II. Chiffon, Georgia.
Mas passed
hf' WILLIS dem. y. " presented memorial Of
eiiizens Of Ne~-York favor Of exploration Of
Venezuela Referred.
The SPEAKER called committees foi reports.
BIZ. MCMAHON Dem, Ohio, from the Committee on
scecalis reported resolution authorizing the Com
Liiee Rss employ experts. to be assigned
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FATAL FALL OF A TRlsTLE PLATFORM.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 7.-Yesterday at
powers Bend on the Potomac River near Williams
port Nd the restle platform used IN building new
iron bridge on the Cumberland Valley Railroad at that
point gave way while thirteen men were at Work upon
il. The men were thrown INTO the river Tbrce 81
them were fatally injured and the others we're seriously
hurt The fan from The uestle work 10 the lSr "as
hyOken and received Other inirrles
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MIR TurRAssoY PLEAD. NOT GUILTY.

dicri Oh charges Of obtaining by false prcences sigma
rc IA i.fariiou price of "A mort gage FOR $4,000
from one his clients, dd also indicted Tor larceny "t
500 M trick and IctiC. from another client, appeared
Yesterday IN the Court of General Sessions and pleaded
NOT cIilfV IaIudgc Brdseyc and William A. Beach
appcatcd as h.s counsel
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AMERICAN REGISTRATION OF FOREIGN SHIPS.
PHI anELrIuA March G.-At tie annual

meeting Of the Vessel Owners and Captains Association
of Philadelphia to-day, report OF Subcommittee was
adopted which calls attention 10 the section OF the pro-
posed Tariff Bill pro yidng that vessels he purchased
built IN foreign countries and placed under American
rrstors The report SAYS the enactment OF such law
would be prciudcal to coastiDg trade and rulhous
to shipDuilding interests.
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MIHINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINI ATTRE ALMANAC.

Suu G:2i $50 Clock fast. 1919
Noon 1913 Moon souhs 3lG Moons days 4
it1U WATER IO.pAY-A NJ
sandy HOOK. 1903 Gov. Island 1886 Hell G2re O33
HIGH WAFER Io-DRY-P =.
sandy UUOk.l03l Coy. Island .1l:21 Hen Gate O40
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Of whom is eghtysix The second four sons. two OF
them volunteers the Italian Army. The third broher
of the Pore divinity professor, formerly Jesuit
hut has quilted the order The Pope mas also
TWO married sisters.
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Eeltrres dno dleetlllls.
IINI0N-

COOPER UNION lAIl ;rrnr,v y,our
Lectures in the great hall az o'clock SATURDAY;
Hothwell Z r.. NewYOrA City. SUBJECT: Anthracite
Mining illustrated Tickets can be had grams AZ
The office Cooper Mon. d. Van Nostahds DOCK
store, rs hurray-st . =. ,,,.,,,,,,r s,..,.--
IOHN b. COUGH
~ WILL LECTURE
on TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH IL, al : O'Clock,
In the Rev. Mr.. IiEPWORfHs ohc hCH,
corner Madison ave. and 45th-st.
LONDON; or. LIGH rs AND SHADOWS OfCiTl, LII =.
Tickets sale steinways scbifmers SchuDerths ana
Ponds also. principal bookstores.
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fine ARTS
ART SALE.
Now on Exhibition a.
BARKER ~ CO.'S

AIT GALLERY. 81 and 80 LIBERTN-ST.
Ntraurdiuny fine collection of Modern European and
American on Paintings. among which II the Grand HIS
TOPICAL PICTURE painted ly the late celebrated arus,
/ ECKIlOII of T., rim, entitled the ASSA~~l ALTON OF
WILLIAM PRINCE or ORANGEAND COUNT Ot MAS
SAL Also The great anng much admired last summer
while on tXiihltiOE-the HCSSiTES BEFORE NAlN VI.
81 G little ChiiTu 0 The city PRESENT the hey 10 the
CHEAT PkOCO Plus Lcaoer Gf thr llusslte Army There
largest best most perfect and READILY RECOG
Falls and it, SURF, findings Icy T. b.
Thorn esq Together with admirable variety Of the hest
oXaIres from The follow rg dlsngu'h'd aiu'ls }. W.
Quartry, Haas, Ream. william aud James Hart, j. g.
Flown ircl~r, Snliie +. J.. Henry, MignOt. Cropsey
Iambdei sonutaE, u. Johnson aud many others OF the
Iiubner. Carund knurIu, lyendecker
,fuIres.lV Hylaudt r. MIlLEMS, DuveTger,
Vevras.et Aufray, CHAVEZ Eckhout. Laubiuet T..
ACNkD Charles Hue, LOBBEDA. DAVID COL Plassan
and many the European schools They will be
on " DNESDAY and THURSDAY, March II and II, com.
~ / o'clock.
Catalogues ready
q. !. BANKS Auctloneer
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VERDICT AGAINST DANIEL DREW.


Drew 10 recoyeT - OOO the Jury report ID IN the Cir
cult Colri BT00Kyn yesterday, tha they had failed To
.,rer s,nillre TX 10 ok. Judge Pratt sad that The
case lad twice az great eNi usc auG Il" there
fore directed verdict favor OF the defendant Tor
$1,000.
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a Husbsnd,s strateey.

Suifkins' wife rushed into Mrs. Clay.
tons millinery store and paid s25 cash
for new-style spring bonnet. She wore
it home to surprise Snifkins. She dii,
when she told him what che paid fof:it
But Sniffy didn't like 1t; 90, like a good,
loving and -obedient wife, she let him
take it back to exchange for one that
would please him. / he bought one for
81 and had x2l returned. to him, and
went home with his purchase. Mrs.
Snifkins, with her face torn ont Of shape
with smiles OF welcome, and her eyes
glowing With expectation like : pair Of
inverted new moons. rushed out TO meet
him. s.
.There, my dear, IL one paid $40
for, just to keep old Mrs. Snicker from
getting IT, 4zss a.,,' i s,9..1s -. ','I
!. She puts II on; looks in the mirror for
I've minutes and turns to Mr.. S. with q
smile and asks: .4ga ~ s s.s.,,ass,
"How do / look2" -. 80
"Beauifuli Charmingl You look
twenty years younger In that thanTyou
did In the other."'s sa,5ieiY $50 sit
4 "But this cost nearly twice - much q
the one l lselected," ," and che put her arms
around bis neck and kissed him. ,;...
Such . kiss be hadn't got in twenty
years. A Ia tsao3 sft sn 4sgiF,. ssif3, !
She, wore It to- church Sunday. She
asked Snii. when they came home II be
noticed sall the women turning up their
noses as she went in :" s.zsf sa.,,
Snify told her they were jealous o
her bonnet, but he has never told her
that it cost but "a and that he saved
$21. 80 - s I.
Snifkins, when you have read this
rush for q divorce, or you are . dear
| man. We had to tell 1t. s.
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{ Hayes Civil services

'sgs Hayess Civil Services ssailck
eyiThe respect paid to Hsyesh Civil Ser.
vice order, even in the Executive De-
partments under his very, nose, d about
the same as the hungry lion shows TO
the lamb. In illustration Of this d the
following fact: Recently the Asseesmens
Shylock who acls Is Assessor and Col
lector fof Gofham's Congressional Cod.
'mittee went through the Treasury, De-
partuent sohs shis black -mailing misaion.
In the Sixth Auditor's office is 4 clerk, {
brother Of Congressman WaddelL OF
North Carolina. When asked to pony
up moiety Of his salsfy 10 help tAs
bloody shirt cause hs dsoliued, md fet
IthelreAson. which he rtated, because ~
vae . Democrat, and because .Ptesidert
Hayes had given Il 70 be publicly under.
stood that the matter Of such contfibh.
|tions should be voluntary and not "a:
forced. To-day 1t the close ofIol1ce
hours young Waddell received his '.yel-
low kivsr" containing the ANNOUNCE:
msnt that bis services were, no longer
required. Waddell went t0 the Sixth
Auditor, McGfew, and asked Him if'he
could tell him the cause Of his removal.
McGrew sid be could not; that his-rec-
|ord "a . clerk was good, and that thsre
were no charges Against him. "Doh't
|yol honestly think, = further, inqpired
|Waddell, "that am discharged becapse
|of nv refusal 10 contribute to the Re.
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Novel Theory for Preventiontoff1

As the heated term is rapidly 40.
preaching, says! the Syracuse, Journal
we give the following specific for sun.
stroke, which may save from Illness off y
death many whose occupation compeIse
them to be in the. Held or in tue street i
About year since | saw in . newspa.
per an account Of case Of sun-strokep
written by the party himself. Aftersuf<s
feriug q long time from the attack andi
having to considerable degree, recov..
cred, be experienced considerable suffer:
ing even from the rays o. the mooh Up
This led him to reject that il was not Ais
together the heat of the sun that ppos
duced prostrations After much research
he discovered that the injury came from
the chemical ray. and not from the beat
ray.i He@as guided to this By, 'cbserv.
ing the fact that Q photograph could not
be taken through 9 hollow glass. Ac.
cordingly, he lined his hat with two ling
fngs- lone Of orange-yellow itoarfest the
chemical ray and ons Of green 10 sr!sst
the heat ray. Thus prepared, hs vent
where the rays Of The sun were most I'M
tense with perfect impuDity. It is Wen
known thai the negro il seldom 'buhe
struck. The color Of bis skin acveeitkS
skull being sof the orange-y Yellow. may
assist In accounting for the fact / prae,
ticed upon he,suegsstieHy y-all last sum
iner, filed myohat with green andorsngs
yellow paper and bad confidence enough
in the truth Of the theory TO neglect my
umbrella, which I had never done. be-
fore. ! mentioned it to many. Who tried
1t also, and, ID many cases that csm6
under my observation, they hnifornly
asserted that the oppressive hest Of y,he
spn upon the head Was much relieved.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-30
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Wait, husband, bafore you wonder au-
dibly Why yonroyifs don't get along with
the household responsibilities .as your
mother did, She is doing her best and
no woman can endure that beat 70 be
slixhted. Remember the long, weary
niehts she eat up with the little baby
that died Remember the love and care
shs bestowed upon you during that long
fit of sickness, Do yon think she u
made Of ucsst iron Wait, wait IN q.
lenoa and folbearancs, and the light will
come back TO har eyss-ths old light Of
the, old days. b vi ysaaia 5Ssa YIs,as.
|gs Wait, wife, before ron speak reproaoh-
fully to your husband, when be comes
home, late and weary and font Of seyts.' !
| he, has worked hard for lyou. Al day
perhaps far into, the night He has
wrestied, hand hand, with care. and
selfsbness, and greed, and all the de-
mons that follow the train Of money
making Letlhome be another atmos
phere entirely. 4 Let him feel that there
lie No other place in the world vhere:ht
oan find peace and quiet and perfect
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