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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
NEW-YORK CITY.

John F. IIuner the piano manufacturer who was
indicted for arson. was acquitted by Jury IN lhe
Court of oyer and Tcrmner before Justice lngraIam
Yesterday. lie charged with setthg IRE 10 "s
factory. in Thirty sixth st.
William f. CARPENTER, Of No. AGA LeXingtonAve"
who is charged with aiding In stealing over @'oooo
from Dix a. Phyfe brokers, admitted L" ban III
81 600 Yesterday Hugh Ncsbtt, dealer IN painters
supplies at No. 3d. Grand ST., became his bous'"''
The order of the United states supreme Court affirm
ing the conviction OF Peter J. ClaaNSen' tnc pan"
wreckcr was made the mandate Of the circuit ''"''
Yesterday The prisoner will probably be moVeu Ho"
Ludlow street Jail to the Ere County P'neh larry OIL
Tho commissioners of the new Custom House s''e
o, Rowling Green held another meeting yesterday at
the office Of Tracy B0aIdman d Ilatt, to consider inc
rcpots of the real estate experts who have appTis
the propcltv Morris wilkins was cross examined by
the counsel for the property owners. and the eAaina
lion of Charles :. Brown continued All inc 'o'h
missOners present.
The members Of the Produce Exchange decided by
an overwhelming vote yesterday TO make Good fHd"y
an Exchange holiday.
The RAND Transit Commission will hold meeting
this afternoon at o'clock. In case the name' o. the
referees are received the meeting Will be an Important
The members of the Goth Regiment Band viii give
their leader William Bayne. n testimonial In the ioilh
90 vocal and instrumental concert saturday even
Ing April %. There will be an orchestra "f S4AN-
five pieces An Informal dance will follow the con
cert.
An exhibition Of drawings Viii take place at the
East side Evening High school No % Norfolk.'t'
this evening at : 80 o'clock. Professor Benjamin H.
Toouct one Of the best known teachers In the pubhc
schools has charge OF the drawing classes In The hg
school.
Tho Committee on Nomination Of Trustees 81 the
Board Of Elucaton has nominated John Mcinilre a.
school trustee for the Fir.t ward. and Eugene y.
C,cI,iv a, a trustee Of the Third Ward
Plans wee filed yesterday at the bindings Euicau
for the addition 10 the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum,
nj Fifth ave and Fifty hIst Il, which /, Ia Pee bulit
at cost Of Sl35 900. The now part Is TO be- used Tor
school and chnpc! purposes
John Claim. Of the Il. y. Claim Company. denies
that that dgy goods house IS interested In inlr"d
extension from Milford, Utah. 10 licchc. Nevada na
was reported YESTERDAY. There is not word Of tiuih
I'm the story said Mr.. Claim. We are not inter
cstcd In any ialhoad ventures In the West. ono
bushes, at a time - sufficient
steerage passengers on the steamer Marsala to the
number Of 100 were Yesterday to Hoffman Island,
where they will be detained for observation. The
other passenger, were subjected u thorough medical
examination, after which the steamer Was iuihisa'cd
and allowed to come up 10 her pier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.


Prcsbytery Of NewYord, University Presbyterian
Church. 10 80 q.
Central Park Investigation.
Board Of Aldermen CRY Hall, p. NJ
New.York and Brooklyn Congregational Association
Plymouth Church. Brooklyn.
Meeting OF Fish Commissioners.
HUDSON County elections.
King, County Republican General Committee Brooklyn
p. -
Leather Doalcrs' meeting relative 20 WORMS fuII N'
and Leather Club. 10 80 a. m.
XXIId Assembly District Republican CommitIt- NO.
22S Thirdave., p. m.
ORPHANS dav at Barnum & Baley's circus
Crescent Lodge Of Sorrow Music Hall, 5 p. M
First Branch Indian Association, Reformed church,
tonoxaye and Onehundrcd.an .thirist. 10 80
a. III. -.
XxIIId Assembly District Republican Association NO.
$3.50 Thirdavc. p M
46j Pcarl-st.. p m.
Oull Club annual meeting, Cark's, p. M
The Rev Dr. II. NJ MacCracken before NnetHenth
Century Club Madison Square Garden Assembly Rooms
Sis p. IN.
Naval Reserve drill. Castle Garden, p. m.
Harlem Republican Club. p. M
Manhattan Athletic Club ladies' day, afternoon.
XVIII Assembly District Republican Organization NO.
35 Thirl-St., p. IN.
Prohibition Party Congress conventions evening.
Harlem Evening High School drawing exhibition,
evening.
Police and Pilot COMMISSIONER meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

a bill has been forwarded TO Albany by the Mayor
authorizing the erection Of additional municipal
building upon the site owned by the city in Joralemon
ST., at u cost not 10 exceed 100000.
The marriage Of Miss Emily Thwaits TO Louis
Ilcadfcn annulled yesterday, the ground that
she under the age Of sixteen at the time 1t took
place
The Brooklyn Ncwsdeaers' Protective Association
passed resolutions last evening in honor of the memory
Of John Il. Suter, president OF the association who
died on saturday at No 206 Fatbush.ave at the age
OF forty-six. His funeral will take place this after
noon In the Memorial Presby tcran Church, and the
burial will be In the Lutheran Cemetery.
At conference OF the presidents OF the local street
railroad companies with Senator McCarty and Mayor
Boody legislation relative TO railroad companies
yesterday Senator McCarty agreed to have the bill to
tax the local companies per cent upon their gross
receipts killed In the Legislature II the presidents
would favor the repeal OF the Cantor 50 far
applies to Brooklyn This was agreed t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
Az INCREASE IN BRIDGE RECEIPTS.

The Brooklyn Bridge Trustees held their April
meeting yesterday afternoon at Sands and Washington
sts Colonel Wagtaf presided. and ten other trustees
were present President Wacstaf reported that there
WAS not minute o. time lost from the timetable
In the operation OF the railroad the month OF
March, although 3,54se22 passengers were carried.
Tile net gain I'm receipts was about $4,000 for that
month. He thought this Il cause for con-ratulaton.
Only routine business transacted.
The monthly statement Of Treasurer Mcclellan
showed receipts from traffic Of $lO3.4G7 O3 :. from
rent, $7Ol SO; balance March Of S21G750 -
payment by Brooklyn OF $500. 900 making total of
$500 9jS IL. The payments amounted 10 S13,320 80,
leaving Sjl7 500 OF on hand April /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
WAS GAS Used To DRIVE THEM OIT7

John c. Wyarla. "A manufacturer Of chemicals at
POI. Grecn-st put trial in the Lee Avenue
Police Court Yesterday charge of generating
chlorine and other poisonous gases. in the apartments
of Thomas Phillips. who lived over the laboratory OF
the factory with his family. The gases caused the
family TO become seriously i'll. Phillips Is chemist
and several months ago employed by Wyardn. \
dispute between employer and cmployc arose a month
or later. and Wyarda dismissed Phillips from his
service The latter refused to leave the apartments
over the factory and dlspOSsess proceedings were
brought. The court however decision in
favor of Phillips. The Phlpses aleCc that Wyarda
then caused the poisonous gases to be generated
through the house. The trial was not ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
APPOINTMENTS FOR GERMAN MErHODISTS.

The East German Methodist Episcopal conference
which opened on Wednesday in the First German Meth
odist Episcopal Church. at Lorimer and stage sts.
closed Yesterday The delegates declared That they
have cause for especial gratitude in the marked ana
steady progress of the Methodist Episcopal hlth III
distincvely German centres. Bishop Fitzgerald an
nounced the appointments some of which follow
Brooklyn- Greene-ave. :. J. Bubcck; LorlmerSt.'
+ II Rev Wvckof-sf Frederick Gleuck Gates Place.
August Flanmann: Hartford. Conn. f. W. Regi0W :
Long Island City. John Flath MOnnt Vernon ana New
EOcieIle q, W. WOcrs: Ncwllavcn. Conn. Henry
Muller: New York City. Bhnn Memorial. William Giles
irccn one hundred and fifty eiehth-'t, g. H. MAYER
dinck second ST. J. G. Deannng,r; Ponehkeepsie j. G.
Iutz IT,: YonlcrS J. !. Lutz. 81. Elizabeth. ~ D.
Jacob Kolt Newark. y. j.. Emmanuel Church Paul
Anattlander: Bergen-st, Charles Jordan Paterson
William Scheuter; Philadelphia, EiIaru,aNe', IinIp
IIardiger: YOrk-st.. Ernest Gy-in: Rochester. John
Lange and Theodore Rodcmeyer; Scranon. lcnn' Gus
tav Hansen, ST.; Syracuse Dielrich Pope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
LAWYER AND DETECTIVE PASS HOT WORDS.

Marine in General sessions yesterday, the prisoners
wife accused Detective Heidelberg Of bacRmail. INC
defendant who was n dealer in foreign bonds In Union
Square IS charged with keeping 5000 deposited Win MN
by Joseph Weiss, whom lie employed rs COLLECTOR
Mrs Gottschalk when placed on the witness stand
declared that she had given the detective s-Oo ho' 10
arrest her husband She said she gave ~ 70 Il a"Ser
named Goodhart at IIcldcbcrgs direction.
The detective then called a. witness he
denied the charge emphatically. ">uch things arc
said against every officer who arrests thief or
scoundse" he declared to Henry Wehc. counsel for
Gottschalk. g. am used to II and so are YOU The
lawyer got excited and wanted 10 have the detective
committed for contempt Of court. The case will be
finished today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
FORT OF NEW.YOEK ...- MONDAY, APRIL II,

ARRIVED.
Steamer America .Br. rcarcr London Mar - win mdso
steamer Arizona ~ Jones liverpool April Queenstown
o. with ml,e anil ra-,'uc,lsioA NJ lndcfhiI Co. Arrived
Seaner = Iesaiq, Br Ghm'ach. Ly,ergoe5l ~1r 70
g 9 aus TO elias SUMMER '" N''''' At '' "' At
S1oIT To ' E: I'mgo h' Il; Ear A Al MN
Sicamu Cir'a.-i 0hr. Hodt'rv.' A, ""gow MN ~ "a
steamer L-noan c'y 80 III BRISTOL Mar2!. swansea
scaincf Br,cadae OBJ. Dcsson P,narih via Plymouth
IN ballast ~ Punch. fdyc 4 Go PRECEDED 10 baltimore .
Gustav reye Arrived At iir Hal II pm. -,
steamer BfAnn-'h"'s rr 10 i' nDc' Sbfench IA! -, ~
with ud AMI pas- ng'rs 10 ucifohst Co. Arrived At the
steamer iamga,.. crowen Colon. with md'o and pa''cn
gcf- to Pacific Mal - GO. -, ,-,..
II bniaoi.S 90 Niri,oi IL lie ia ~ q N,
viii aI' m A 1s,,s @ 10 Nm o ana '''''
S'u,r Nac-'h'' Smith savannah vita mise and pas'en
steamer Ciiy Of lltohburs Dihbcr Pal River
sTNsLTrwinG At S'2 iy H Ii, fresh ~" ee"
CLIAf.ED
Steamer Iahn tGcr. H,u,r-. London va SOUTHAMPTON
steamer Hermann rGer so'ml'ier nremen -osrch,@ GO
steamer Plaza utau Canl. Mediterranean ports Phelps
steamer Neerer,, Common Colon r'c.ae Nan :, GO GO,
>t,u'i loran ,Br Mci airline Kingston. "rcJiown &c
sie4ne. ROYAL Prince IT. Leoi, Ma'aa5n' wayasi & 60
SIcan,l iruo- Bear.c Charleston ana
clyde
Sieam'I Ctffihoo, nee Dlggctt. savannah II J. walker.
Steamer IawL'o iBl. Phillips. savanna. fhrp, Bros &
steamer N,ucfa tC,r. Ere.lug. Baltimore r. Cortls
St'iA'r GIr,lan Prince lr. Iott- PHILADELPHIA simpson,
Spence e. lNuu-
snip l, llirI Fcnncr Calcutta Vernon II Brown & Co
ship if'-iim Abbey lbr. cfotiy. iokohann Vernon II
Brow Is
sAp Constance (Br. Tineicy Honc Kong scammel Bros
SAILED
Steamers Newport for colon. Dorian Kinssion. onn9co
B'fulIia fAuaNr ir. and thliAnuc,c sAf annah, ITo
quols. Charleston. 1yf!an. -afanllla. &C.
JIIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
SoUTHANIToS April 10 Arrived steamer Ems (Gcrl san.
der from Sew loIh Beer way 10 Bfemcn.
Sailed Aor Ger, tIr-or,. from Bremen hence
for
EOIILEDAN AVrIi sailed, sft Wcikcndam (lichI.
Banker. uf Sew York
Li1H April AIrScd, steamer critic (r Dawes. from
New Nuih
Lizard. April Passed steamer suey!a tGer Bauer from
N'w. York on h'r way 10 Rotterdam.
GmnALIAh Apui Arrived. steamer vera GER Polle,
from NcA.lOIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
To INSTALL THE NEW BISHOP.

1t is announced that Bishop Mcdonnell, after his
conservation April %. will formally take up his
episcopal functions on the Monday following. The
ceremony Of installation viii take place In the old
Cathedral OF st. james. Archbishop Coriigan will at
tend. From the church the new Bishop will go TO
his new home and thence to the Seminary Of st. John.
where he will dine with the priests Of the diocese.
in the evening the reception 10 the bishop by the
Columbian Club will take place in the Academy Of
Music. Arrangements have been made for elaborate
nfIair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
A ClRGO OF ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS.

The steamer Matteo Bruzzo the first snip OF new
italian line TO this port, is her way here with
500 immigrants on board The Bruzzo is n ship OF
0. $40 tons register and is commanded by Captain
Riyers. There will DO three steamers on the line,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

TJIFI Nh NNN''VIltI IV' EIfNIo DINA IVItH.
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Art Association
held at No. lie Montague st. last evening. John
S. James presided. The following directors were
elected For the term expiring April, 1893, Felix
Campbell and Eugene g. B!ackford; for the term ex
pring April 1894. Horace J. Morse: for the term ex
p,ing April s97 Edwin Beers, samuel ". Boocock
william H. Male and Robert J. Kimba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise % Set 80 Moon r!,es 702 Moons age Is
HIGH WATER
. ~ Candy ny 7js GOV Isrd S2l Hell G'e.. lO,4
P.N-sandy Hk.. 500 Gov lsVd. So lieu 20. iO-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
NOTIKA

WHEATENA-The best breakfast food delicious
bourishng; cooks In minute; % cents; oil grocers
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 5th.ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

man Llovd Line which arrived here on sunday from
Genoa and other Mediterranean ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

PHILLIPS DJGESTIBLE Cocoa
is valuable substitute for tea OF coffee IL n0urshcs. They
only stimulate. superior drink os and children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

Browns Camphorated Saponaccous DcntifrcC
the bet tooth powder Oh" world for preserving On,
teeth. 'iceshing 1Ad dclicou.." - cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

CoRNELLs BENZoIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Prevents all drync,s ard rouehnc-s Of IN hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

All Other Baking Powders
Are shown by the latest United States Govt Report
70 he Inferior to the Royal in both Purity and
STRENGTH (See Bulletin 10, Chemical Division
of U. S. Agricultural Dept)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

which Will run from here 10 various Mediterranean
port, and will be called the NalOcc Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

You can buy fine looking house,
any day, in New-York, but if you
want house that is as good as it
seems, take a trip to the King Model
Buildings.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from 80 TO s.
f.. W. Scott Jr, Supt,
office, 2l3 w. l35th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A WIDOWS ONLY son DISAPPEARS.

n - b'D'''
William Harold Johnson. the only son OF MIS- mar
riet Johnson a widow living at No. 1897 Fulton ST.
has been missing since the afternoon OF FEBRUARY 10
and all the efforts of the brooklyn and New-lorh
police TO find him have been unsuccessful Mrs Johh-
son called at The Tribune office yesterday 10 ask l"o
aid of the paper In looking for her son. In the nope 't
some of It's readers NAV see him and recognize ms ue-
scription. William Harold Johnson was last seen on
Tuesday, February l6 on that day he went TO uc
natron of the homeopathic Hospital In tuhOerlahu-
st. where lie had been employed elevator boy ana
drew his wages amounting 10 SO. Informing The ma'ro'
that he would not come back again and would give up
his place One OF the employees OF the hosptal "alAcu
as far as Myrtlcave. and Godst with hm
lie has never been since. lie was hiteen years
Old five feet two and half inches high. had hgh'
complexion blue eyes. Hight sandy hair and notice
able scar his upper Up. lie wore DARK sihy s"'
made by smith & Gray and their name may nave pee"
on the clothes The was OF mixed black ana
light brown his hat soft felt. crushed in at te
top; he had on Il black silk four-inhand ues a Dark
blue striped shirt gray under nannels and lace SHOES
What makes his appearance particularly striking IS an
sbnornalIy large development Of the top of his iead
The boy Is subject To fits of melancholy ana nl9Ah
ity and under excitement occasionally becomes ua1-
gerOuS lie was injured by spike which feil on IS
lead from the structure of the Kings County Elevator
EailrOad when that road WAS being erected. ieMaIu
OF $50 will bc paid by his mother 10 any one sNihs
information that will lead TO his discovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d,

30 WEST S9TH.ST
Diseasss ~ the Nervous System rrnary orFAn
Impotency and Stcrlllty. Hour. u /. 8 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
Three Styles
for Suits.

It will be nip and tuck this season
between the cutaway sack and the
double breasted sack, for popularity
Opinions differ as to which is preferable;
"you pays your money, and takes
your choice. " We make both, using all
materials now worn. Prcesrange, $50 to
$26. The three button Cutaway frOck
coat still holds its own, however, and
always will, for many reasons. We
have them at SD to $40 in most in
stances of same stuffs as sacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

TO GIVE UP ONE OF HIS OFFICES By AND BY
Alfred c. Chaplin, Congressman and Railroad Oom-
missioner has yet given up double once hoiu'hg,
which he tried while lie Mayor ana MEMBER Vi
Congress for the last two months of last year. TIC
said yesterday, however, that lie ala not propose ~
draw two salaries. lie took the oath OF once as
Railroad Commissioner on March -, and drew his
salary for that month Congressman. lie does not
intend however to draw any more money from the
Federal Government. If he had his own wishes 10
consult he said, he would resign from Congress 10
morrow, but such action would inconvenience MS
constituents. for whom he has number oil routine
matters to attend to- lie also believed that anoter
vote upon the Silver bill might come up again within
a month"; ard every vote would be needed TO dcfc&t
it. Mr.. Chaplin minated that he might hold on 10
tile Office until the end Of the session, winch nc pc
eved should early for the best Interests Ol Ills
party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into these columns
are ~commc nded to the readers Of THE TRIB.
UNE as thoroughly reliable, and business can 10
done by mnii with the advertisers with perfect
saf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12

T.. q w.
A NEW COLLAR.
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WEpNE~DAY. APRIL
1IlUISpAI. APRIL
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
IL IL
SHIPPING NEVIS.

Ca!alria. Us & Brain. 30 Jan"iro.........
MuIitl. quebec. Observation-Disclosures. 4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-15
GiyingTD the state

William LoriRer was one of the Hi
nois delegates to the Minneapolis CONVEX
ton. He is an avowed Blaine man and
insisted that unless the man from Maine
was nominated the Prairie state will 60
Overwhelmingly democratic. Indeed Mr..
Lorimer admits that his party has little
hope of carrying Illinois. In recent in
terview he said:
II am friend of Harrison. I'm not
sore on him. He is my second choice
but I'm here to tell all these leaders, the
boomers on both sides, that if they don't
give us Blaine the party will lose the
"a electoral votes of Illinois. Blaine
is the only man who can carry that
state. The school question aud the NOM
ination Of Altgeld by the democrats has
settled one thing, and that is, that our
state is going to the democrats on the
state ticket and it will 60 TO the demo
Gratis on the national ticket also unless
Blaine is nominated. The time has come
TO talk plainly. We will lose rs per
cent of the first voters with any other
man. It's q question of "a electoral
votes, Can the republicans of Illinois
elect president? l say no. We need
Blaine to carry the young men and
Lutheran vote for the national ticket
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-15
Money in the Museum Business.

A Biddeford (Me) man some time ago
started to travel with circus as vendor
OF candy and peanuts. In Altoona, Pa,
the show got into financial difficulties and
disbanded. The Maine man. not at all dis
couraged, bought the stuffed snake and
trained bear and hired the fat woman. He
found an empty store, hired it, put his
three curiosities on exhibition and started
in as proprietor of museum The first
week he cleared $500. Now he is the pro
prietor of good dime museum, runs a
stage show giving two performances daily.
has crowded houses and big profits.-Ex
change
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-15

promise with everyone who SUES the city.
and it does not believe in making an ex-
captions in Gest's case either way. Gest
is the only one of sll whose property h as
been affected by Rock Islands system of
public Improvements who has seen fit to
seek to recover money from our tax pay
ers in consequence. Let the guardians
of the city, the mayor and council, stand
by the taxpayers and compromise no
claim that is not fairly established.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-15
Set Him Right.

Geo. Augustus Sala, the we'll known
English writer, on his last Australian TRIP
wrote as follows to The London Daily
Telegraph:
II esp cially have pleasant remember.
ance OF the ships doctor-a very ex-
perienced maritime medico indeed, who
tended me most kindly during horrible
spell of bronchitis and spasmodic asthms
provoked by the sea fog which had
swooped down on US just after we left
San Francisco. But the doc r's pres
criptions and the increasing warmth Of
the temperature as we nesred the Tropics
and. in particular, a couple of Allcock's
POrous Piasters clapped on-one on the
cht st and another between the shoulder
blades-soon set me right