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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-30
LNNCHBuRG.
Ncrchspis Driif-sOiOneis sames>ia
ter, OF Bedford, Paraiy yea.

special TO the Times.l
LYNCnBURG, VA, May 29.-Ihe
merchants dill last night at the Opera
House. composed Of some forty young
ladies in varied costumes, was a bril-
liant affair and a great success. 1t was
for the benefit Of the Baptist Church.
Colonel Kirk Otey commanded. and
various prizes were distributed among
the young ladies.
Colonel James Slaughter, we'll
known aud respected citizen, late OF
Bedford. but now of Amherst Court
House. fell to-day in one of our tobacco
warehouses. stricken with paralysis.
Lyncbburg Lodge No. Il, l. o. o. f.,
will celebrate their seyentieih annlver-
sarv at Iolcombe Hall tomorrow night.
addresses will be delivered by Past
Grand Master j. b. Blanks, Of Peters
burg and others.
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COMMISSIONER SANDS OrIce,
GODDIs HALL, Con. ilrn AND btrh oiS''
RICHaOND, VA, April -. lSS''.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the
1 COUNTY OF HkNHlCO:
Uanes Nc, rS. YarborOush &c, ana buiiln @V''
a., Lyme, Ac. ,,,.,..,,,h ,,.d
Ofhers; - -,
By decree pronounced In the above namei
snit on the 5th day Of April, by the 'l,'uls
Court of HcnricO, IL was adJudgeh, orueic"
and decre9d that the two said causes De r.
ferrcd 10 one Of the toinmissioheis vi 'n'
court 10 enquire and report; ,,r,...t
..lst OF what real estate the said Iboma. y:
Yarborough and A. X. Buiiln are rei"'u ann
possessed and what Is the fee simple anu an
nua. value thereof. .,..s,,,.,
.,2d An account Of the valid and subsistinK
liens thereon aud together with the ofder on
thcir prioritics II any. and whether tnc rents
and protts OF the said real estate VIII pay on
and satisfy the said liens thereon ~ h,e uaS-
I'D What proportion Of the dents, uue WI
SAID plaintiffs set up and desci iDcb ~ en1 S",'
retitfnn in IN. sutt of the Buiin against Lyme,
/ and the bill In the suit of Hanes against
| Lornuvh Thomas j. Marlborough auh y. u
! Hufiin seyerally owe as principals anu "h"l 10
suretics. ,..i,,anth hv
tth. Any other matter deemed pertinent py
| ths said commissioner and required by any
PARTY i'm interest 10 be- sp cially slated. ,,,.,.
| And the said commissioner shsh puplsn
notice of the time and place app"ini'n py , h'i,'
for the execution OF THIS decree "hSc
for four successive weeks IN som. .'"oPaP''
| nuhlished in the city Of Richmond.
TAKE NorlcE. That | shall proceed, a. my
office. on the 3lst day of May. lSS' at IN" "ou,
of II A. ~. to execute said decree; WIN a.' ~
where YOU may attend. II you thlnk PfoP'' W
/. ! do so Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. SANDS, roumissinn.r.
| PAGE CAKrEH, L. y ~
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VIRGINIA. IN THE CIRCUIT
v COURT or THE CRY OF RICHMOND,
MAY 9TH. 1850:
John l.. YaDcey and william j. Hosher,
mariners doing business und0r the nrin-
name of Yaneey & Bosher.~........Pln Plnintins.
again,t
ofW. r. Grubbs & &Co.............. peiend"nt'
In co.n and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit IL Ia recover agninst
the defendant The sum of s2s5oo, ana to AT.
tach the estate or dehis owing 10 tho sa,d
defendant In the city Of Richmond, AMI SUP,
iect the same TO the payment OF the plaintlns'
claim. ,a,,
And AFFIDAVIT having oeen made ani hied
that Ia the hest Of the atlantis belief, mo
said defendant Is not resident OF THIS ,tste,
IL 70 ordered that he appear here "lhln
fIfteen da,ssfier due publication hereof, shl
do what is necessary 10 protect his interest
IN this sui;
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
- nny3O-Thfws
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ex-Marsbal Scott, Of Floyd; b. S.
Hooper, OF FarmviIle; Judge Wood, of
Scott county; XCollector Rlves, of
Lynchburg; Robt. Mayo and VIM. MAYO.
of Wesimoreland; Judge Willough-
by. Lewis Mckenzie, Yardlcy 7. Brown,
of Loudoun; 0. +. Hine. Sampson Z.
Bailey. Jacob Eggborn. \. NJ. Lawson.
DR.. Gilmer, ex postmaster Of Rich
mond: DR.. Wise. Of Accomack; Ivan
=. Yaucy. w. S. DeShields, Sheffey
Lewis. J. III. Rives. j. A. Thayer, G. G.
Clark. +. r. Nichols. II. Libbey Judge
John Booker. G.. u. Rounds. ex-Gov-
elnor Cameron, 5. Paterson, and
seyenty-fvc or eighty others.
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So. .ycu ,,ndetutnc south.

BALTIMORE. May 99.-Speaking OF the
manufacture of iron in the South. the
Record quotes from paper prepared
bv j. 4. Smith, president OF the British
Iron Trade Association. IN which he
Gals the attention of the English IRON
makers 10 the developments in the
south. and saws Abram 5. Hewitt. OF
New York. told him That iron eau be
produced in Alahama for about - 90 a
ION Smith claims that the economic
effect of tbi, iron development IN the
south will be much more seriously feit
i'm the Eastern States than IN EoSiahu'
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presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Nay 29.-Ihe
president to-day appointed thirty-two
postuas,ers, among them the follow
ing: Alabama-Andrew j. Prince, al
Pratt Mines. Arkansas-Walter w
Shaw. at Tcxarkana; Avis Smith, at
Van Buren,. Fiorida-Jamcs Harden
at Barton. North Carolina D
IIastv. NJ Monroe. Tennessee-John
NJ. Martin. at Johnson City. Virginia
lanes sullivan. at Harrisonburg; W
IL. StrOthcrs. at WarrentOn.
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Arrc.led for Marrying Two ucn.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., May GA special
to the Chronicle from Shelby says: Mrs.
Florence Atkinson. who created great
sensation in South Carolina fifteen
months ago by marrying two men IN
ten days. was arrested to day at Blacks.
South Carolina. FOR bigamy. aud bound
over by the Court in the sum Of five
hundred dollars.
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WASHINGTON, May %. President
Harrison. accompanied by Private Sec
,etarv Halford and Secretary Tracy leit
Washington for New YORK al o'4o 'h,s
p NJ. on the Penns ylvania raiir'ao'
The party occupied a private car at,
tached to the regular Congi essional
Fxpress. which is due i'll New ioik al
900 L. NJ.
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,o,,., IN. ue,u,,ican Nomination

NEWPORT, r. l., May 29.-ln the Join'
of the General Assembly
This morning. the Newport county del.
.oates. who were disaffected because OF
tie defeat of ex-Goycrnor NetihOle
for United States Senator, boited ne
Republican nomination of Aimon j.
Good win. of Pawtucket, for > ate au
ditor. and voted for William {. Town
end. senior member from Newport
who was elected.
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MRs. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP shouo
,lways be used when children are cutting
tecta. IL relieves the little sufferer AZ unve
the child from pain. and the little eheruo
wakes as bright as a button" IL Is very
pleasant 20 taste. IL soothes the child soitens
I.tes the Ia ,els. and IA the best knt va rem :
siy for disrrh9a. whether arising from teeth
,1g or other causes. Twenty-Five Genus
Ottls
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4uoic flashes.

DUBLIN. May 20.-There were seven
moIe executions at Luggacurran To-
day. The remaining ejectmentS have
been postponed until Friday.
IoSpoS. Nav 25.-1he Earl OF Scot
land has signified his intention OF ac-
cepting the Viceroyship of Ireland. ID
place OF Lord Londonderry, resigned
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CtviI service commission Ter tN''"'
uatioo OF halfway nail Clerks

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. May 20 In
order to secure ample requisites OF per
sons eligible for appointment to the po,,
sition of railway mail clerks. special
examination of applicants for that po-
.ilion will be held by the United States
Civil Service Commission. June I'm, az
the places ramcd below Jacksonville
Fla.: Atlanta. Ga. Savannah, Ga Ma
con. Ga New Orleans. La; Shreve-
mort. La: Vicksburg. Miss; Jackson
Mss: oxford. Miss ; Charleston. ,. u
Columbia. s g.; Marunsburg. W. va;
Charleston, w. Va; Parkersburg' W.
",
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 2o.-Sec-
retary Noble has decided that there If
no authority by which purchasers 10
the odd sections o. the granted limits oi
the Texas and Pacific Railroad can
have refunded Sl.25 per acre for land
bought. ,.-. ~,
This decision reverses the decision OF
the Geueral Land Office. which Tor
.mallv decided that it could be done.
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PorrsvlLLE. Pa. May 29.-Captain
Norman +. Farquhar, Of the ill-fated
United States steamship Trenton, was
the recipient of quite an ovation upon
his arrival at his home this afternoon.
Ua was escorted to the residence of his
family by the Third Brigade band and
two companies Of the National Guard.
He was afterwards serenaded. and made
a pleasant speech in acknowledgment
of the honor.
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AnInsane MOTHER H,lis Two cniidren

BRENNAN, TEX. Nay 29.-NIrs. Ran
dolph Bradt, became suddenly insane
yesterday, and seizing a pistol. killed
two of her children. One Of the chill
dren was four years of age ana tine
other six years. She took the young
est child. "A baby. and escaped from the
house, and is still at large.
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yo u,gi,, 30 psonib., s"ee, rarades.

CHICAGO. MAY 29.-Judge Moran. OF
the Appellate Coult. rendered a decis-
ION to-day holding that the city OF Chr
cago has 10 right TO prohibit street pa,
rades by insisting that professions shall
receive permit from the Chief Of Po-
lice.
The case in point was the appeal
If a branch Of the Salvation Army, the
captaln If which had been arrested and
fined for parading without his corps.
The decision directly affects the rights
IF the anarchists. who have hitherto
been denied permission to parade.
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pos,mas,ers Appointed

AsHINGTON, d. G. May EJ'-Iu ut
following named fourth-class pot
masters were appointed to day Aia
hama. John /. Bishop. at GuntersviIle
NJ w. Morgan, at Moss Creek Mrs
Mel can. at Monroevillc; Anna Z. Rob
erts. at Oxana. North Carolina; oani
uel Pierson, at Edfield; X. Is. Lee al
Norwood.
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u.x,co cedins 4 over California 10 the
truited fates.

CITY OF MEXICO ria GALVESTON, May
o0-lt is rumored that Congress, I'D
secret session. is discussing the question
of ceding Lower California TO the
limited States. 1t is believed, however
that the rumor is groundless, and Is
merely a stratagem of the Copselva-
tiXeS.
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nnac.finIl itsfcIdaN.

At Washington - Westinghouse
Cievelands. 8. -.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. io'
Pittsburgs, 4. or,
Al New York New Yorks, 8; In
dianapolis 8. oo
At Boston-Bostous. 3: Chicagos. 3
Columbus and Brooklyns No game
At re-Baltimores, q; Ath'
letics, Z. IL n,
game. >ro
81. Louis aud Kansas Citys- No game
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Tow freaks EoOsc

KINGSTON. ONT. May ga tow Of
three lumber schooners broke from the
steam barge Calvin on Lake Ontario
Yesterday. The crew of ihe Bavaria
Captain Marshall and three children
First Mate Campan. wife and SIX ehil-
dren. and the second mate and SIX men
were lost. Crews Of the other boats
experienced much suffering, bat were
saved.
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AUCTION sALEs-fuiurc Days
By A. J. Bradley 4 Co..
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneefs,
Leader Building. Manchester Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE
i BRICK DWELLING At TIE SOUTH
WEST CORN EK OF ELEVENTH AND DE-
CAlUR STREETS. MANCHESTER Va
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust. bear
ing date october al, 1857. duly recorded IN
clerk. Office. Hastings court. SAID ciiy' II.
B, vol. :, page POI. default having pe.n
made in the payment of the debts thef'ny
secured. and being required 80 10 80 py me
beneficiary. We will sell at public aucslOh
upon the promises on
FRIDAY, MAY 3lsr. 1850.
M q O'Clock 4. NJ, that desirable and hneN
locnted brick dwelling of nvc rooms. modern
i'm construction. being one OF the pest
located dwellings In the city; the lot ironts
3x feet 10y iO5 feet. j. paved. has "a kood
stable. aud NIL necessary Improvements 70
make Il "A desirable and comfortable home.
TERMS: cash MS To expenses OF executing
this trust and any taxes that may De hue,
and To discharge the balance due upon
bond, about $500 so: the residue ON terms
made known on day Of sale
&. A. JONEs,
X. A. BOWhS,
II {. BEATrfE.
trustees.
Al HRAnLEr & Co. Anciionccrs.
lmyl1, ~, ,;}nN3lNN
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u.,tre,u- tne Foree.

BALrIyoRR, Mp, May >9.-The Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company con-
tinues to reduce the W rkiug force at
Mount Clare shops. L IS announced
this afternoon that one hundred ana
fifty men will be discharged from there
tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE. May 29.-Colonel VIII
liam Louis Schley. claim and pension
ae mt of Baltimore. has been placed. .un-
lsr 81 600 bail to answer in the United
states court. the charge of aiding In
the false making, forging aud counter,
felting of a voucher for the purpose OF
obtaining money from the Upl'eu
States.
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the Good rem oIats

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Tho second day OF
tho Worlds Conference Of Good Ten
plars opened with a large increase 10
the attendance Of delegates. The meet
ing was occupied with the presentation
of reports from various LOCALITIES all at
testing to the growth of the temperance,
movement and the interest manifested
IN lt,
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The Female waising Match.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-In the wo-
mans walking match at midnight.
Evans led with l43 miles 8 laps; Tobias,
l32 miles l2 laps.
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v.,,v ,..u>e,o he Cussed.

BALTIMORE, Nd. May 29.-ln carry
ing out its policy of retrenchment' the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has decided to close the Relay House on
June lst.
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xo,acaua,aase for Reelection.

CLEVELAND. O.. May Ex-senator
Payne announces that he will not IN
any circumstances be candidate ior
re.ele ction 10 the United States Senate
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So,,,ttor General and Asst sta"' A''"''
,.x-,.enerai Appointed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 2y.-Iae ~.
President to-day appointed Orlow w
channan. of New York, Sollcitor-pen
er"J and John b. Cotton, OF Name 10
Ia Assistant Attorney General.
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THE BOSTON
ONE PRICE CLOTHING, HATS And FURNISHINGS,
1909 Main Street,
GPPO. POsTOFFsCE,
4 wniie Isn Nearly Murdered by {"
Goiorcd Youth.
Especial to the Times.

Special to the mes
ROANOKE, VA. May 29.-This morn
ing Edward Klyue. young white man.
was struck on the head with a rock
thrown by William Smith, colored
youth. aud his skull was fractured.
Klyne and a colored boy, Edward Rob-
ertson. were engaged in an alteration
when Smith interfered. Klyne ; con-
dition is very critical. The negroes are
I'm iail.
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Another subiecl Tor temperance Lee
turer.

BALTIMORE. MD, Nay 20.-Alexander
NJ. Waiter. aged eignty-Dine years
while drunk. seriously injured hls wiie
and fatally wounded himself TINS al
ternoon at their home, 7l2 Sterling
street.
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Cash is golden key. warranted to Il. ~
ony lock. but those SO suits sold al
..Jbe Boston, will fit any man, DC ne
tail and slender, short and stout.
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pres,aens Harrison and psriy.

New YORK, May 20.-Presideut Har-
rison. General Tracy, General Lew
Wallace and Mr.. Halford arrived IN
Jersey City at g:2O 2. NJ.
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VOL. III-NUMBER 97S'
THE DAILY TIMES,

Published every day in shc
,car. anii thc only NOuda!
morning daily issued in
Virginia.
THE WuiG,
established January, iS1 4,
va> absorbed by The Dali.
vin,r. December -, fs~S.
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Mralhcr In,IicaIions

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. MY 29-ln-
..IIn.~ fnl \iHiuIa' lnrcafcuIng
n. . fIr. nHU riIn. warmer follow a
I.uI0f thursday night, south
.-.fN wul~ becoming variable.
If Nnrfn trUluI. Threatening
.I fIm. ~ou.nr1,f0fy Winds.
M.eItfu portion. stationary tom
.I.r. UNIf.l
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Arsenic Fromide and Lithia Water on
draugh, at our soda Fountain.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CD.
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uippoiyte Gaming Advantage over
Legstime.

New YORK. May 29.-Admirai
Gherardt, who arrived from hayti OH
the United States steamer Gaiena'
saws it is true that Hippolyte is iapidiy
Gaining the advantage over Legitime'
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The spirit OF activity called into play
a. The b ston"; see their handsome
shirt waists.
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THAT'S THE QUESTION.
THE TIMES.
ARE THESEHARD TIMES?
OR ARD THEY NOT?

orr WOULD SAY
SUFFERING MuCi MIN
WE CAN'T HELP ADMlIiN"iA
TINES AHt
soN wr FROM VERY
LOW
-
HAVE COME TO w
WAY OTHER
H. OUR GOOD TINES
ANDwE ARE THUS
""Eh
,NDIOWtRI IN PRICE.
HERE ARE PRICES:
60 o A or TROUSERS ~ DO
vrEA &C KNEGPANr sUtrS-siso
BIG BOY SUIT s&5o
AGf~wOOI sJIr-sio 90
PRICES EQUALLY l,w
AND THE Best IN QUALITY AND STYLE
MARKET
GOOD To THE FROM GOOD rorHE FINEST
Nd MONEY sAykDrO EVERY CASE
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"The Poston's" pluck, tagacity and
determination have been the means o.
keeping prices down.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Al. BRAnLEr & Co. Anciioneers.
ImN2A. 20. .3nN3INM
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
elred by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
Owens & MIEoR DRUd 20.
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0LDP PAPERS FOR SALE Ar THIS
- iflitE. Price twenty ccDifa uhdfSd
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"MAy APPLE" is a we'll reasoned and
tough chew.
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ABOUT SuNSTROKES.
Little Danger from Heat as Long rs Per
nil Ia

Little Danger from Heat as Long rs Per-
spiratiOn Is Free.
i The effects of undue exposure to heat
vary widely, and are by no means
always proportionate to the tempera-
ture to which the person has been ex-
posed. The so-called sunstroke, or
heat-stroke, may occur either in the
direct rays of the sun or in hot rooms.
such as laundry rooms or the holds OF
steamships. Attacks may occur In the
night as we'll as during the day. and.
in general, are to be feared at times
when the atmosphere is loaded with
moisture, so that free perspiration is
checked. Experience shows that the
drinking of ice-water, when the body
is over-heated, is a prolific cause of
these attacks.
ALI degrees of severity are met with,
from the lightest attack of headache
and dizziness to the sudden stroke
which ends in death within few min
utes. Some authorities would make
three distinct degrees of heat prostra-
ton, although the line is seldom dis
tinctly drawn in any given case.
The first variety includes those cases
which show nothing more than a sud-
den faintness, muscular weakness and
dizziness, with, perhaps, nausea and
vomiting. The surface of the body is
cool, the pulse rapid and feeble. In
such cases, rest in a recumbent posi-
ton in a cool place for a few hours
will generally give relief.
In the second class of cases, the
respiration and hearts action are
affected, and the patient may die sud-
denly of syncope. Active measures
must be entered upon at once. The
patient should be removed to cool
spot. the clothing removed or loosened,
and cold water applied to the head.
Complete recovery from the effects may
not take place for years.
The third form is the most severe,
and in the majority of cases proves IA
tai. The sufferer becomes uncon-
scious, the skin is dry, the pulse slow
and full, the face flushed and the
breathing labored. Generally there is
entire Inconsistencies, and sometimes
copvulsions.
The temperature runs excessively
high, and the first attempt should be
to bring it to the normal point. For
this purpose cold baths and the ap-
p1ication of ice are indicated AS
soon as the temperature is lessened
stimulation must be commenced, to
counterfeit the great depression which
always follows.
1t is important to remember that
there is little danger from heat so long
as the perspiration is free. By bear
ing this in mind many who are ex-
posed might no doubt avert the threat
ened attack by leaving work and seek
ing shelter as soon as the diminution
in perspiration is noticed. 8
Companion.
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GYPSY LOVE AND LIFE.
Some New Facts Concerning Very Inter
esting People.

Some New Facts Concerning Very Inter
esting People.
There is fascination about Gypsy
lore which is, perhaps, increasingly felt
now that those nomadic insurgents are
being gradually-slowly, it may be,
but surely by the environ
ing civilization. The altered condition
of modern society make their wander
ing life more difficult, their language
is invaded by gaujo elements, mixed
marriages attenute the strength OF the
Romany blood. and dotted over the
map of Europe there are now little
stationary colonies of house-dwelling
Gypsies, who no longer take the road
or fold their tents like the Arabs. "
The Gypsies have been clearly vis&
BILE in Europe for four centuries and a
half. They have been the IshmaelStes
of the modern world II at the present
day the law has ceased to treat them
harshly the social pressure is proba-
bly greater. so that it is now or never
for those who wish to make a scientific
study of these wanderers. A volume,
entitled tho '.Gypsies," by Adrian A.
Coloci, forms an excellent introduction
to such study. The prosecutions Of
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TERMINAL FACILITIES.

The Baltimore & Ohio Entrance to New
York by the Terminal Facilities on Sta
ten Island Nearly COmpleted-T Ar
thur Kill Bridge a Stupendous Work.
BALTIMORE. Aug. Three weeks from
now the Baltimore g. Ohio Rail, Dad Com
pany will be in position to utilize their
terminal facilities on Staten Island. The
Arthur Kill bridge is ready, and connec-
ton with it from the Jersey Central rail-
road, which forms part of the route. is
being pushed rapidly on. When this has
been accomplished, the Baltimore q Ohio
will have through route to what is per-
haps the finest deep-water front around
New York. The line by which the Staten
Island terminals are to be reached leaves
the Jersey Central about three
quarters of mile east OF Gran.
ford station. From this point
to the Arthur Kill bridge the
distance is about 81 miles. over which a
new line, known as the Baltimore & New
York railroad, is being built. The lay
ing of rails has just begun, and this con-
Meeting link will be completed in about
three weeks. The eastern end OF. the
bridge connects with the Staten Island
Rapid Transit road, which is controlled
by the Baltimore & Ohio. The Arthur
Kill bridge and its approaches are stu
pendous work. 1t has a draw span OF
a97 feet. On the Staten Island side Is {.
frame and pile trestle $500 feet long.
The approach from the west is $500 feet
of trestIe