Camden at a Glance

Struck in the face with a brick thrown by another boy, Albert Sawmering, aged twelve years, of 406 Berkley street, is in the Homeopathic Hospital with a fracture of the skull and a broken nose.

Grapplers have not yet found the body of Landsman John J. Smith, a member of the Camden Naval Reserves, who was drowned on Sunday last off Pennsville while on a cruise on the gunboat Vixen.

Suffering from heat exhaustion, Julius Narshinski, aged 40 years, of 214 Burns street, is under treatment at Cooper Hospital. His condition is not serious.

On a charge of misbehaving themselves, Neil Rhoades and Emma Wells were yesterday committed to the county jail by Justice Hurrett, complaint being made by Constable Headley.

Burned all over the body on June 7 by the bursting of a pipe containing nitric acid at the powder plant at Gibbstown, James Crawford, aged 56 years, of 310 Linden street, died yesterday at Cooper Hospital.