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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02

InI0TR COu0IV nOHSII Oh uNNlnE lut
first ripe peaches of the season. 1t also
leads OIL on grapes giving tue hrs1 OIL
auy 'ou"'s ~ 'ne ''"''
Major E. s. Blasdel, will return to
his mines nj Calico to.dav. The Major
il n veteran miner of Nevada and an
pears to have struck 1t rich.
Mr.. j. NJ. Freyer, of Spadra, who
paid us visit yesterday, says the wheat
and barley tbereabouts are in splendid
trim. Spadra was noted for its prolific
grain yield last year.
rho Ar..s;o NTH comnorv veaterdav
fled for record in the County Recorders
.m .o.;.a .s o,.;,, ~ r.t.r ~ the San
Gabriel river for ditch twelve feet wide
and three feet deep
.,
The children OF ST. rauis npisoopa,
church will picnic at the residence Oh
Key. n. blrdsaii. Rector corner rp pl LII ~
drsn vi; ne' assemble Al the old church
this morning.
Ladies' sun hats Csc, Peoples Store.
M u Freeman Of the Centipsla
!. H.
ana oausai neuonuo ''honos' was ~ 'a'
city yesterday; The gram prospects
sand sand ocre. ~ the two ranches are good
for at least hundred Thousand sacks.
Permits to marry, issued by County
Clerk Potts to Thomas Francis O'Reilly
aud FL zabeth H. Childs, Frede lex
White and Mary Gutenberg and Felipe
Ruiz and lncarnacion Bell, were tiled
for record in the County Recorders Of
~ s
Inc next d's'r,o' ca"pn,ee',ns u "s
W. r. Onu'ch WIN o' ne'u a. co'"p'o"'
august o.n 70 IAN tne Union saaI
'eriy nee.'ng WIZ oe nsiu s ~ ' Se. AMP
srounu on 'ne TN anu gu, oaiuiuay
ana ouhuay Preceu'ns Tue oa''p'"'ee''
ing.
Peck, frean q Co.'S assorted wafers
at Jevne's' 80 North spring street.
"A monster Penuoh Is LII c'rcuiu''on,
- .,,;sa ~ ..;,,a,
.nen uouou oonPens W 49,
.n ~ i ,;.,; ~ r. ;'s;oad h. s,nos.
sne o,y .s - !. s -
e'e'y"''y "no secs '''
We aeNac"'e'se INC ooNnp''ne"'
" .A,,'''oA " 'A' g.
College. which takes place on June 4th
and 9Th inst, at s P. NJ We attended
these exercises last year and found them
''s"'y INTERESTING
Ladies' futed edge satin braid SOC,
Peop,e,s Store
A few days since the HERALD con-
tanned an account Of an accident at Tu-
lare in which man had leg cut OF BY
the cars. 1t now appears that the name
81 lne lnai, was Danisi Esowiey,a 9srpeI
he ;n;nr;es sSd was buried at V;sa,;a
Twent-eight deeds, eight mortgages,
fur satisfactions of mortgages, three
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02

The Mexican remedy for diseases of
the kidneys and bladder is Damiana Bit
tiers.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02

For health, strength and vigor drink
Damiana Bittsrs. ian6 ly
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SER
VICE. U. 8. ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for the pen
At Of Commerce and Agriculture. Report OF OBJ
servatlons taken at Los Angeles, CAL. juno l,
1888:
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02

LOCAL BRHvIrlns.

Maximum Thermometer, IS
Minimum Thermometer. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02

Decorations and wall papers, the finest
and latest, and the greatest variety, at
Raphael Bros, l4l Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02

The largest stock of drugs, medicines.
perfumsries and toilet articles in South
srn California, at G. +. Heinzeman's.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
COSMOPOLITAN HOTFI,
ST. CHARLES.

A New York Bazaar has just been
opened at 50 Spring street by s. Z.
Tuthill, of New York. Purchasers will
find it to their advantage to call and
purchase all kinds of fancy goods and
notions at New York prices. apes I'm
All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor
dealer agent
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02
A Crying EVIL.

Fifteen merry councilmen baked in pie" etc
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-02

them has discovered potato tree, four
feet high, which produces sixty large
potatoes above the ground, and the
same number of tubers in the usual
place, underground. This is rather a
tall story, but the Santa Barbara climate
probably has something to do with it.
Child's fine BRAID sailor hats 25c, Peo-
pies Store.
As an encouragement to the parties
who contemplate running a tunnel into
the Sierra Madre mountains above Pas
adena for the purpose of obtaining
water to irrigate all the hills and up
lands of the city and county, we are
informed that the Sutro tunnel, which
is much higher up and not likely to get
half the water that could be obtained
here, still sends forth 1000, 900 gallons
per day.
We regret TO learn that John Trafford,
formerly a Justice Of the Peace in this
city, is suffering so much from the can
Ger in his mouth and cheek, with which
he has been for some time afflicted, that
his recovery is considered impossible.
His physicians give him no hope, as the
cancer appears to be spreading to the
other side OF his face. A competent
nurse is attending him.
The local trains arriving and leaving
the city, are doing better business than
ever before, especially in the passenger
line, although the freight keeps up a
good average. During this week-a dull
one--the Wilmington train has hauled
about ninety cars Of coal, nearly one
hundred cars of lumber, and twenty five
carloads OF miscellaneous freight to Los
Angeles.
When will the broken rotten sidewalk
be msnded between the Masonic Hall
and the Thirty Fights engine-house :
This walk is disgrace to the. CITY and
should be taken out and burned up at
once. 1t has been ordered to be i'm
proved, but it improves not, but contra
riwise it retrogrades. The bare gravel is
better than this dangerous old broken
mass Of driftwood, misnamed side
walk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-10

The Great Bnglhh Remedy

ia nsv6 A&y
csrrs fr ANvo1
Debility, Ehaas-
ted Vitality, Sem
inal Weakness.
Lost Manhood,
Inpcteucy. Pros
tatMrhea, Paraly-
sis and all the ter
fible effects OF
Self Abuse, youth
full icllies and ex-
csssrs in maturer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-10
Il. s PIN u f 4,
no. IL KeaEny Street.
treats al Chrvnie aud Special Diseases.

XounB MOI
E1rAO May be suffering from ah@
w effects Of youthful follies or indseret,on
viii do well to avail themselves OF this, the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar OF su1-
ferirs humanity. DR.. Spinney Will guarantee
=, forfeit $500 for every case OF Seminal eak-
scss or private disease of any kind or character
vnie,, M. undertakes and fails TO cuie.
AIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thutv I" sixty
VII, are troubled with too frequent eVacuat.ons
cs .he bladder, often accompanied by siiSht
n. 7.:-7e, Or burning sensation and weakening:
~ r.-- - stern in manner tie patient cannot
account for On examining the urinary oe,
POSTS rcpy sediment viii eften De found ana
sometimes small particles of aibumen VIII APP
near OF the color will be Of thin mllsIsh nue.,
srsisi changing TO a dark s:Id torpid appear
s..,, There are n,sng men VII" die OF tins dit
H.s,l;,- ignorant of the cause. which IS the sec
ONT. STAGE OF seminal weakness. Dr. >. Will
guarantee perfect cure in all suril cases. ana
= healthy restoration # the gento urinary
s<s-aIlS.
I,t5ce Hours-l0 to and 8 to S. Sundays.
,,o,, 10 tn II a. IN. Consultation free,
vhoreu-h examination and advice, ..
can or address DR.. SPiSNEI q co,
Ne IL Kearuy St. San Franciss"
jan2lu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-10

venrs. such as Loss of Memory, Lasatude'
Nocturnal Emissions. Aversions to Society,
D.mness Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the VITA
n,,;d passing unobserved in the urine, and many
oAter diseases that lead to Insanity and Deatn.
DE. NINTH, who ia . regular physician
feraduate OF the University Of Pennsylvania)
win agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDkED Dbl I,l,
LARS for case of this kind the VITAL hEo
TORATfyE (under his special advice and sreA.-
ment) will not cure, or for anything impure =,
Injurious found in it. DIR. MINIlE treats All
.aivate diseases successfully without mercury;
Consultation free. Thorough examination anu I
e4.yioe, including analysis of urine, -. frlcc o'
VITAL RESTORATIVE, S. bottle, or tour
times the quantity. 80; sent to any aharess
anon receipt Of price, r c. o. D, secure fre nj
observation and in private name II desired, oy
f. A. NINTIE, M D.,
IL Kearney ST., San rancisco, Gal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
one applying by letter, ating symptoms, SCI
ard sce Strict secrecy in regard TO all ouSa
nose transactions. wan
DIR. MINTIEs KIDNEY REMEDY-NEP,,
HRETICUN- cures all kinds Of kidney ana
bladder complaints, gonorrhosa. giee', teucof.
rhoea. For sale by all druggists; 81 ooStie'
INK bottles fer S.
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
{. the market For sale by all druggists.
ian10t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-10

FOR BANQUETs, DINNERS AND
PARTIES Eclipse Extra Dry, it is equal TO
any and superior to most imported
brands, and the only natural California
Champagne in the market.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
THIRD EDITION.
w.nl, r,rnaloes ana Floods.

A 81 ecial despatch from Sadlier
Kansas, the scene of the tornado on
Tuesday night, estimates the loss on
property al $40, 900. The bodies OF three
women and an infant have been taken
from the ruins. Bridges we're washed
away near Topeka and crops dam
aged.
The water has subsidized at London,
Ont ario, and gangs Of men are busy
clearing ont houses and endeavor ng To
make such as were not carried away
habitable. All of the distressed are
temporarily provided for either in pri-
yate houses or at the expense OF the
CITY. The property destroyed by flood
was valued at $500, 900. No more deaths
have been reported.
Another crib at the Carlton Dam.
at Ortawa, Ontario, ten feet in length,
has been carried away, taking with II
abou thirty feet Of the superstructure'
The freak is now about fifty feet wide,
but owing to the high state of the main
river, the water in the canal has moi
fallen to any perceptible extent.
A heavy wind storm on Wednesday
night demolished a brick building il
course of erection at Portage, Wisconsin
for the Guppy Guards. -,
A "very hard" rain storm, will
slight hail and high wind, prevaile'
last evening at indianapolis. Shade
trees were damaged throughout tn
city, and a number of houses were un
rooted.
Several houses in Aurora, Nebraska
were blown down yesterday, and five
persons were injured.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
Dots.

The race at SchuetZen Park will take
place on next Thursday, July 10.
There is plenty of water in the reser.
voirs, and no one need feel alarmed
about famine.
The excursion of several colored lodges
yesterday, to Dover was an enjoy
able affair.
Fifty-three carloads of berries, vege,
tables and peaches were shipped ovel
the Delaware Railroad yesterday.
Coroner Smith investigated the cause
of the sudden death ofa twO-mOnths Ole
child on B street yesterday, and gave a
certificate of death from natural causes
The rollers under the ends OF Market
street bridge We're repaired yesterday
and travel was suspended to all but foot
passengers.
The defunct Pioneer Coach Company
have made checks out for distribution
to their creditors, and will pay 80 cents
on the dollar
The schooner Willie Fl. Higgins
which was sunk at the DelawareBreak
water, was hoated last evening, ant
towed to Philadelphia.
A carload of patent wheat crusher
were shipped yesterday, by the }
Moortou Poole Company to the Todd 4
Stanley Manufacturing Company, of st
Louis an olEer parties.
Clerk Allen, of the steamer Republic
has been compelled to furnish securit,
for his appearance at Cape May Count,
Court, to answer IA charge of extortiol
preferred by Il Chester man. The troub
le arose over an excursion ticket.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
Irish National League,

BOSTON, July 12-The State Conven
tion under the auspices of the Irish
National Land League assembled al
Faneuil Hall this morning. Delegates
were present from the various benevo.
lent, temperance, li'erary and social
Irish american societies Of Massachu.
setts. The meeting was called to order
by John Boyle O'Reilly, who was chos
en- temporary chairman, with John j.
Sheahan, temporary secretary.
The Committee on Permanent Organi'
zation reported for President, Patrick
A. Collins, of Boston. Thomas Brennan
of Ireland, then addressed the conven'
tion.
Resolutions were adopted approving
the action of the Philadelphia conven
tion, denouncing the "assisted" paupel
emigration scheme of England and pied
ging political influence to prevent its
consummation; the Irish Parliamentary
party are congratulated on the success
of their candidate in the recent election
in County Monaghan, it being regarded
as a happy omen Of approaching unity
of the Irish people. A permanent STATE
organization was formed with the Rev
p. A. McKenna, Of Worcester, Presi
dent
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
The Chief aud the Reporters.

This morning, at the close of the Mu-
nicipal Court, Judge tummins called
the reporters before him, and stated
that the Chief Of Police had complained
to him that the officers were prevented
making arrests of parties for whom
warrants are issued by the newspapers
publishing the fact and giving their
warning.
His Honor instancpd the case of an
Italian for whom Il warrant had been is
sued for stabbing man in the hack,
and said the Chief thought he would
have been arrested if It had not been for
the newspapers. He concluded by
warning the reporters to be more care
full in the future.
To all these charges the REPUBLICAN,
pleads not guilty, is the fact OF war
rant being issued is never published,
until after il is served.
II the Chief had reference to any par
ticular paper he should have named it,
and not included those who have care,
fully guarded against this practice.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
FIT 7 4 EDITION
Dots.

The banks of the Brandywine wer4
lined with people yesterday.
Workmen are engaged in painting ,b4
suspension foot bridge across the Bran.
dywine near the Augustine mills.
A chimney sweep was seen roaming
the streets yesterday and was the sub.
irct of amusement to the small boy.
Councilman Newell's horse, which
was supposed to be sto.en, has been re,
turned.
Fire escapes, of the Wickersham ra,.
ent, are to be placed on the Cla ytoa
II ouse.
The Petrol Social Club will give bic
mic ut Rosendale Park tomorrow. AL,
bert's orchestra will furnish the music
-Four new houses, located on Cedar
street, near Broolne, have been pur.
chased by Ed. NJ. Hopes, who offers
them for rent.
A plumber of workmen have been
laid off at the works of the Edgemoor
Iron Company, on account of the non.
arrival of working material.
The A. u. NJ. p. church of Hockessin
will hold bush meeting near Centre
station, on the W. & N. Railroad, on
Saturday and Sunday, August and
The 18th day of each month has been
set arart AZ the regular pay day by The
p, W. & B. Railroad Company, instead
of from the 9th to the 10th as heretofore
The new schedule adopted by the
Western Union Telegraph Company
meets with general satisfaction among
the employees in this city.
An exciting game Of ball was played
at Delaware City yesterday, betweel
the Delaware City and Odessa clus,
the former winning bya score Of 81 toi
Letters testamentary were granted
Yesterday by Register Riggs to Eliza
beth and John NJ. Beawell, executors
of the will of John d. Behwell, late Of
Blackbird Hundred.
The stock of dry goods at Wm. B
Sharp's dry goods store are being re
moved to III Market street, in orlr:
that improvements cnn be made at the
old store.
The dog which was found by S'aIs
bury Murray, of No. 8 French stree,
and advertised in the REPUBLICAN
was returned to its owner, who resils|
near SIKH and Madison street, ye,'eE
day afternoon.
John Wallscmith, a member Of thl
First Regiment band, has just pGr
chased a handsome silver cornet.
was manufactured in England, and il
said to be the finest in the city.
The Norma Social club will give al
excursion to Atlantic City, on Augus
I'd. They will take the steamer FrirN
al French street wharf and 60 u renls
grove, where the cars will convey then
to the sea shore. The fare is low and
the trip will be a pleasant one,
The attention of the Street Commis
sioner is called to the dangerous quite
at Front and French streets, west side
Just at the crossing the street slopes ID
such a manner as to cause many per
sons to slip and fall A lady ws
slightly injured the other day, and gnt
ter plates should be extended beyOnl
the crossing.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
New Kind Of Ice Cream

Last evening, after the al johll'p
of City Council, the members, wi'D
representatives of the press, wereib''
by Clerk of the Market Ainsco"
meet him at Farra Il Lewis ice ere
saloon, Oh Market street above hIs,
where they were served with al anu
ant supply OF ice cream and CAP '
Councilman Garrett had eaten oneP p
of peach cream, and wishing to u!
other kind, called for raspberry Ct. CT.
and currant water ice. Some 0,
members, wishing to put up n JaV
him, instructed Mr.. Farra to oIp'.
water ice, and put raw currantS ~
ice cream, but ~ he had no currSuin ,
hand, gooseberries were substituted Y
the cream set before the ConncI'D
with all the gravity imaginable ,,
Mr.. Garrett viewed it suSplclouaa,
but finally dug into it with ms ", ~
while those who were in the SCC
watched his every movement; Al
unfortunate goosebery was crllsns1"
tween his teeth, but that was '.l'
although the others were put III h
mouth with the cream, they were ~ ~
wards found whole and unbroktu w,
the table, where they had been Al, \
veyed by .some mysterious sItt.l sni.ll
hand performance. When ne lnI'
he pronounced the cream the p's
had ever eaten. Before the coluE, coE,,
dispersed a vote OF thanks was 'e'''
| to Mr.. Ainscow.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
The Laws Delay.

The usual morning session Of Court
was opened by Judge Cumlnins few
miultes after Q o'clock. Special officer
John Harkins charged coored man
named Jacob Wright with disorderly
conduct on the street. The Judge after
examining the law, decided that it
would he necessary for the City Soliri-
tor to file an information, and as he
was not present messenger was sent
for him. He arrived in few minutes,
aud after hearing statement OF tht
case wrote out an information covering
one side of a sheet of fooiscap, charg-
ing the prisoner with making loud
and prOtane ufterances on the puDllt
streets and disturbing the peace.
The prisoner, when asked if he was
guilty or not guilty, said some one hat
hit him, and he was makinga a good dea
of noise, as he was mad. The Judge
however, instructed the Clerk to enter a
plea of not guilty, and the trial was pro
ceeded with.
John Hawkins was sworn and testlh
ed that he is n private watchman; abou
o'clock this morning he heard soln'
one cursing and making lold noise II
the vicinity Of Thirteenth and West SITS
Upon going to the place, found the pris
oner, who had rock in each hand ant
said some one had hit him did not se'
any one else about, and brought him t.
the hall.
Samuel L. Hawkins was sworn, an'
testified that the prisoner had been an
noying the people in the vicinity for
week past by Jumping over their fence
and Knocking at front doors. He wa
very noisy last night, and the wltnes
called to the officer to take him away.
This closed the testimony, and CIT,
Solicitor Turner said there was n
, doubt in his mind that the man ha,
) violated the ordinance. The Court ad
Judged him guilty, but said as the cost
would be quite large, he would only b
fined 80 cents. This case occupied
about one hour, and was the on y on
heard. Under the old, careless system
in use before the Court was established
the Mayor would have disposed OF it i
, ten ,ninutp>
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
Won't Resign.

G. NJ. Hor.on, internal revenll" agent
at Boston, yesterday telegraphed :"
Commissioner Evans, rs follows -
" Recognizing your personal Kindness
to me, | would very much like to re-
lieve you Of embarrassnents, but can
not comply with your request for my
resignation, as it would be in effect n
confession Of guilt, and AIN not guilty
/ would prefer dismissal because ! can
not afford to lose my character and EN-
ploymeuf at the same time" The Com
mi~,ioucr Of Internal Revenue not
having received III" resignation OF G.
NJ. Horton as an Internal Revenue
Agent As r'qurst"a, yesterday direct
cd he !, Vocation ui ils appointment.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
Again on the Surface.

Another opportunity is Low gwen
for certain class to r"joire,ald there IS
now another chance for those without
blame to cast the first stone. The fol-
lowing is from a letter Of Rev. &, NJ.
Pegg, published i'll this week Confer
encc Worker:
Il went to an Opera House temper
ance meeting Monday evening, having
understood certain Lee with a com.
pany of travelling musicians were try
ing TO work up temperance sentiment
in Bridgeport, After being seated a
few minutes "A stout, mustached, partl-
ally bald pated man paraded across the
room to turn on the gas, when 10 to
my surprise, hrheld the great Will
mington Temperance champion, Nelson
j. Lee. Or. Clark, Of the l>t NJ. +.
Church, made speech. ana urged the
procurement of IA $500 rent for a sum
mer temperance campaign under Lee
and his tddlers. The meeting having
closed, Nelson j. pushed down to where
was talking to Clark and hurriedly
questioned who was, and then as il
afraid | might be a thorn III his godly
enterprise, revealed in a manner to my
surprise the adultery and hypocriy in
which hr lived in all his sojoun IN
Wilmington. He told me he had kept
a saloon since saw him in Delaware
bnt he profess 10 hr all right now
Who wonders th" temperance cause II
fore-,luoued to failure Win butchers
and Lees shouting, Si-u the pledge
and trust in God to keep it, WheI
themselves old not obs rye some Of th'
first principles Of common morality.
Georgetown, Conn, June 18th, 1883.
Nevertheless,to to the contrary notwlth
standing, this is better than rum sell
! ing And while he is doing this kline
of work he cannot be doing much harm
Don't worship men, very poor matrria
at best. W.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
FATAL EXPLOSION.
One Of DuPOnts' Powder Mil
BlOwa nm and Kills TWO Mes.

A out 10 minutes betOre seven o'cl@9
this city shook from centre to circN1I
ference l.. ali explosion OF some KIM
and by c,l, n,n consent it was sttd
that one ol DuPonts' powder mills lA|
blown up. Soor. reports reached VI
city confirming previous conjec'uia|
but creating more interest than ols|
explosions because two men were ri
ported killed, and instead OF a ro.1!
mill having exploded, il was the lfs,I
room or what is called the upper yari|
building in which the powder is lFe'|
ed and in which two men are cmE0f|
ed 10 visit the mill each hour. a Il mus
be conjecture as to the cause of
explosion, as none are left to tell u
| cause.
The two men who lost their lITd|
were named Patrick Haley, % years
age, unmarried, and who had been ri
ployed III the mill about Il month, thVn.1
he had been in the employ of the Mess
DUPONT about two years, and lhoilI
Pearl, aged about 40, and leaves vi
and three children.
He was employed in the powderya'
about twenty years. The eXplo'M
was scvcre,and broke panes of glass
of nearly all the buildings il
vicinity and in the vl,a
of Rockland a short distance aIC
some of the windows of the reside,
sash and all were blown in. This 's1
first fatal explosion that has orcuFEeu
the yards for some years, the Ia''a
ploson resulting in woundinga I'
named Dougher'y.
A driver named Billingsley, whcs
passing when the explosion occurs
was badly cut about the breast
wrist by pieces of flying timber, ana
nervous system sustained Sc,
shock. A physician was called IN,
lattcnded ITO his wound, after wp
lJohn Parker of No. 1913 East src
street was sent for, and on his arm
| he applied seventeen lrcches TO 'Lt
ljured parts. After this he neca
easier, and hopes are entertained "'
ISpeedy recovery.