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NOTICE TO CONTRA

dds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTH
IL ern Railway Company. she ton, WASH sealed
bis will ne received At This Office untI october l,
1891 Tor cutting and splitting suitable for locomo-
tIves and piling along the rlsht-of-Way at points
to De- Designated by his company, ooo CORDS u nr
wood, coru to measure feeI py . leet Dy "A
inches, closely piled
The company reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids bus purposes awarding the contract 10 the
lowest responsible bidder.
NOTICE To CoNTRACTORS.-NoTIC Is
~ givea that the Board OF University Land and
Building Commissioners Of TIE state OF Washing
for ali the materials, secondly. Tor ali the labor
necessary in the construction Of the main university
building (to-wit: the building for administration
and beies-iettres) the site located therefor in
section Is. township IS north of range 1 east. in
King county. Wash. in accor lance with the plans,
Other drawings ard specifications therefor adopted
by said board and which VIII oe Iouhd at thF once
of Boone & WILCOX, architects. IN rooms 3S. %
and 90. in the Boston block, corner Second and
Columbia streets. Seattle, WASH on and after sep
tembsr !. s9l. said proposals 10 be filed with the
secretary of the board. James r Hayden, IN seat
tie, or before Thursday, september ~, 1891. at
the hour OF o'clock p. m, at winch time all pro
Pc ais viii be opened publicly by the board IN rs
oice rooms 307 and 30s Butler block, Seattle All
contractors must oe citizens of the state or wash
ington. The board has the right 10 reject any and
all proposals Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check in the sum OF ten thousand
dollars 1910 000l To be forfeited upon the inability
of the bidder 70 furnish satisfactory bond. Pro-
posas must be endorsed upon the envelope. Sealed
proposal for the building of the University OF ash
ington."
Dated at Seattle Wash. August 20, A. D. 1891
ELISHA p. FERRY,
Governor and President ex-offcio.
JOHN ARTHUR,
JOHN McREAVY,
CHAR f. LEAVENWORTH,
JAMES r. HAYDEN,
Board of University Land and
Building Commissioners.
Date OF first publication, August %, 1891.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures Is
~ hereby given that the copartnership heretofore
existing between Charles W. saunders and T.. w.
Houghton. doing business as architects under the
firm name and style of Charles w. saunders &
T.. W Houghton, Architects Associated. and also
under the firm name and style of Saunders &
HoughtOn, has been dissolved +. w. Houghton
will continue the business in the old Office in the
Washington Territory Investment Company's
build ng. corner Cherry and Second streets, Seat
tie. Wash, and VIII receive all moneys due said
firm, and viii complete such business as the firm
now has on hand and in general will close out the
business OF the same
CHARLES w. SAUNDERS,
+. W. HOUGHT0N.
Dated Seattle. Wash. September IL, 1891.
NOTICE OF DIsSoLUTIoN-THE FIRM
attic Packing Compan Noiimann & Braun, pro-
prietcrs. has this day been dissolved By mutual
consent The business viii in the future be con-
Quoted under the name OF the Seattle Packing
Company, A. Vollmanr. proprietor who assumes
all liabilities and collects all outstanding accounts
prior 10 TINS date. A SOLLMANN,
J. BRAUN.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.
~ snip-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore suosisting between US, the under
signed, Ferdinand Toklas. Paul Singerman and J.
h MacDougalL carrying business Seattle,
King county, wash. under the style and firm name
OF Toklas S1ngerman i Co. was on the 18th day
OF July, A. ID. 1881, dissolved by mutual consent.
and that the business in future will be carried on
by The MacDougau & Southwick Company" a
corporation. which viii pay and discharge all debts
and Liabilities and receive all moneys PAYABLE to
said late nrnl FERDINAND TOkLAS,
PAUL SINGERMAE,
J. B. MACDOCGALI.
Dated At Seattle this 18th day of July, 1891.
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LEOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. RIocV -
Il BurSe's second add. L NJ Watson, 22s A.,
Ter block 80
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MARRIED..

f~oyHFAp-lRAMER-A the residence Of the
b-sdess Parents ] .5II second street Wednesday.
s..r..ern fer 10 1891. Ralph :. CoXhead. Of Ia
Goo and Miss Mand A Craner. Of Seattle.
Pev Wallace Sutfing officiating
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I'OR SALE-TES ACRES FRUIT I.v-
a just across Lake Washington, 81. leo n "
Watson, 2sS Butler block
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TOR SALE-SEW HOUSE ON NAnTs~-
car line. modern Improvements; srnaT ~ ~
payment: rent pay ents for balance Room -
Roxwell building ~
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FOR EXCHINGE.
Lnk EAtHANGE-FoR SEATTLE PROP
cry l. aCres only miles from Oakla nd Cal
hue, sunny location W. L. Hall, room \ Sll Secs
Cnd street
E'bk tNCHANGE-LOTS FOR SEVERAL
White x Ia larry
k'nR ENCHANGE-EIGHTY ACRES HMM
proved, for furniture ,5u4 Front.
Eok ENCHANGE-Sl, 500 STOCK oF GoODS
Tor house and lot or acres same value H. y
fost- lntelli geuCsr. -
EbR EXCHANGE WILL GIVE coon
trade Uf FarhAVen lots for cottase near rail-
gencer A''
EVh hNtHANGk-HAVE YOU ANYTHING
10 household goods that don't SUI yous We
NJ exchange Frederick & Nelson, LIS second
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L,oR sALE-LOT :. BLOCK I6. REyToV-.
IL add. 81, $50, easy terms L " watson -
Butler block -
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TOR SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES: Avn a
rooms; on car line; close in. this Is a hz -
gain. a. the owners are forced 70 sell Al as..
Gardner & -tratton. 606 second street
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4SSAFERS AND CHEMISTS.

~ r. BoGARDUS. OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". Chamber of Commerce; mines examined. as
saying and chemical work OF all kinds done.
Rooms AZ. As and 40 sullivan building Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia.
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L'oR SALE-l5-ROOM HOUSE WITH srr~-
IL basement: lot 30x 40: on Eighth straes -
block from car line; rented Tor $50 per unc,sss
price 81, Gardner & SJraIton. 600 saeasi
street N@
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I'OR SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES. A ayr .
IL rooms; car line; close in; this /. q hi- -.
gain. as the owners are forced to sen AZ onrs
Gardner & Stratton, sos second street N@
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TOR sALE-LOTS. S0XIOO. ON CAR LTST
IL close In. for S.75 each. on easy terms Cal
ner Stratton, 6O6 second street
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E'oR SALE-CHOTCE CORNER LOT IN Rrr
4 ton addition cheap Gardner & stratsou "a
Second street. -
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TOR SALE-TWO LOTS. NORTHWEST coz
Il ner of Eleventh and Washington 81 erSa
Gardner & Stratton. sos second street
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EoR sALE-HOUSE OF ROOMS on CD
Turner 22l Butler bloc6
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HoUsEs az >
L rooms, i've blocks from courthouse. III I
Turner 22l Butler block.
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DOR SALEM BROOKLYN: ELEGANT =
IL room house; streets graded and sidawalkes.
close TO electric line; big bargain Rooms II ani
Is Halter building.
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WANTED - TNFoRMATIo& CONCERNING
W the whereabouts II August Herman Abls;
last seen in Mnnaulucca. Nevada three years aga
a. r. Able. 5ls HeslsT avenue. Seattle. Stale pa
pers please copy.
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FOR sALE-BE4E Fsr.rr

L'OR SALE-LOrS ~ NORTHERN p.r-------
II addition. SIS each: payments sis r.ss III
anee $40 monthly Chilbergs lIewelIyr- n ~.
building Doase
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WAETED-oUR AGENTS MAKE 500 TO
w $500 g month selling our goods their msr-
lie: We want county and general agents and will
take back all goods unsold If county Il lis
10 clear 300 and expenses after thirty days
trial. or general agent less than $3.50. we will
tend large illustrated circulars and letter with
special oer TO suit territory applied for receipt
az three 1oenf stamps; apply at and get in on
the boom Address Renner Manufacturing Com
psnv. Pittsburx. Pa
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H4IRDRESSTNG.
OHM 1. WITrWER, THE ONLY PRO
fesslonal hairtresSer and wiEmaEer in the city;
halrdfeSslng; ladies' and chidren's bahgs-cutiins
specially; most natural looking bangs Kept in
slocS ana made TO order; all kinds OF hair work
Gone IN me very latest style 6ls Front, next to
Lowman E Han'Ord's
4 NIhtA>SiAN HAIR PARLORS BANGS.
- waves. curlS. switches: goods made To order;
WIG mAhihE a Speciality; bang cutting dressing,
Shahl peVihs. bleaching and dyeIns. HeDSstort
block. 8o9 second street.
E'A'E MASSAGE. THE NEW ART OF
acquiring good complexion without cosnet-
icS h4iidteSslns. cutting beeching. ETC. fnanicur-
ms arc chiropody MTs Reed, Atkins block. 3l5
Columbia street
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4 NEW PROCESS DISCOVERED BY DIR. z.
~ Vice. the celebrated female physician of Ber-
lin. for irregularities and monthly periods; no med
icins need be taken, no matter from what cause;
restores in one or TWO DAYS; never known TO faiE
the new process IS positively guaranteed safe to
use n any case, and can be and used at home
and is used all over Germany | am the sole
agent for California AtteEtiOn-Be not misled
and deceived by selfpraised advertisers. The
genuine new process can only be had at my Office
DIR. V. Pepper, 1877 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco Urgent cases telegraph.
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RRAN BATHS. ONLY CSC, AT VESUS
II Baths, 2ls Pike street cures rheumatism
kichey complaints, colds and indigestion; barber
shop connected. 5. Christopher, proprietor
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MISS CHEAL'S SEMINARY, CORNER SEC
1891.
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LNoR SAI4F-$6O: LOTS ALL CLEAREB N
Il River pars. South Seattle; best Of gariea I'd
fruit lands plank street TO the adition: street ~
line now building; viii be the Of Ia
city BY car line as Fremont. and over mile nearss
than Ballard; cheapest property on the MARKS;
discount made on sales OF ten or more lots to ara
person: only $40 cash down and balance in small
monthly payments Gould 6 Whitworta, Is
Olyu.p BLOCK.
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E'OR SALE-SIALL INVESTORS REAPrTo
4 returns IN south Park Seattls's rnar-. 1a8
suburb; buy SIS los and double yoar 49,, $50
quickly: terms $40 cash. balance IS pa- 10y
finest residence property In seattle. baSr sarsas
and fruit land in King county. pure eola S~s.s sa
dry, bea}thful and Splendid Location. stree, ii
line hutlding 70 the locality south Park IasS
Company, III Columbia street. Seattle ~ad
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rHrsIcIays AND srRG IONS.

DR ODRUEF-PHYSICTAN AND ~ h
IL geon Office ant residence. ana sullivan
building. Front street Telephone o53
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FETERTvIRIANS.

4 j. MCINTOSH. VETERINARY SURGEON
~. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. of
hce al Montana stables, Fifth and W Washington
streets; telephone. 2O0 residence telephone, 367.
~ REES & NUGENT. VETERINARY PHYSI-
" clans and surgeons; honorary graduates On
tario Veterinary College. Office and infrmary at
Quincy Cab stables, corner West and University
streets; telephone. 432.
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L'oR PENTHOUSE RENTING AND RENT
IL collecting Is one of our special departments to
which we give prompt and careful attention.
Washington Territory Investment Company,
Office corner Second and Cherry, in company's own
building.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mt. RAINIER SEMINARY, llOs SIXTH
1I street, Will reopen August 81, 1881 Fog
further Information address the principal.
Miss NJ b. Cochrane
SEATTLE FEMALE COLLEGE WILL RE-
- open August IS. 1891. For further informa.
ton address the president, Rev W. W. Beck Rs
VIENNA. Wash.
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
SPEEDY TRAVELLING.
The Fastest Train In the worid-A New
Era I'm Railrosding

On September IA last, an experiment
was made, which marked new era IN
railroad history and demonstrated the
practicability Of safely travelling great
distances at a high speed. On that day
the unparalleled speed of 436I miles in
495g minutes WAS made by a train equal
in weight to an ordinary passenger train
Of 6ye cars in run from New York to
Bnffalo over the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad.
The success Of the experiment has
resulted In the establishment Of a regu.
lar service. which makes 1t possible to
take breakfast in New York and take
dinner at Buffalo or Niagara Falls The
speed attained averages about sixty miles
an hour, making this the Empire State
Express, the fastest train in the world
In this connection some of the worlds s
most famons long distance runs may
prove interesting.
The SEQ tch xpress-From London to
Edinburgh, 400 miles at an average speed
of 55B miles an hour.
Royal Blue Limited-From Jersey City
TO Washington, 226 miles, at an average
speed Of 50 miles an hour.
New York aud Chicago Limited via the
New York Central and Hudson River
rRilroRd-From New York to Buffalo.
440 miles, at an average speed Of bls
miles an hour. Weight Of train, 5l5, 7Ol
pounds. Fastest time ever made with
train OF this weight.
China and Japan mail from San Fran.
cisco to New York, 3, BAG miles, at an
average speed of thirty eight miles al
/ hour.
II will be seen that the Empire State
Express" over the New York Contra
and Hudson River rfiroad breaks al
previous records. a neat pamphlet giving
the details OF the famous run OF Septem
Der IA, may be had on application tS
George a. Daniels, general passenger
agent. New York CITY.
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
To ssoars Dc EIse.oral VOC.

Louisville Courier Journal.
In this calculation there are Just thir.
teen votes in doubt three of which the
Republicans may get Montana, three
Michigan, four; West Virginia, six.
With Force bill the Republicans could
have captured" Virginia, West Vir
ginia, mississippi or Louisiana, regard
less Of the vote cast. As it is, they are
in deep distress. They can pour 4
food OF money into Montana, with vote
OF so, coo or 90, ,000 but without Michigan
solid and West Virginia this will not
avail. The case seems desperate, but tbs
Republicans have the means at command
thanks to the Mckinley bill, to meet des
perate emergencies. In Quay, Clarkson,
Dudley and Elkins they have a quartet
ready for any work. Democrats
need to be wide awake and united. On
three issues they can 60 to the polls
The Tariff;
The Force Bill;
The Billion Dollar Congress.
These have been kept we'll before the
people. and on them the work Of educa
tion has been done. If the Democratic
leaders In Congress do their whole duty
this winter the Republican conspiracy
which began with such boldness and
elaborateness will fail, and every mar
connected with it will be driven from
public Ifs
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
AeouT oEceMagR MEATHER.

The Middletown Prophet Has Made Out
Ris Advance sheet-A Big Force at
Work on the New Road.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLRTowN, Nov. 30-Josse Hyatt,
the we'll known weather prophet of this
town, makes the following predictions
for Delaware and Maryland during the
month Of December: One and 2, cold
and fair; between 8 and 2, storm
s aud 9, cold; 10 and 10, warmer
and stormy 1S, IA and 15, fair; 16 to 20
southeasterly storms; q and 22 fair; q
and 27, cold wave aud snow 20. fair =
There were nine rains in October and tel
rains In the month Of November Their.
will be six good SHOWS and four heavy
storms in December
twenty-five additional Italians have
arrived at Odessa making altogether
forty men now at work on the new rail
road and, if everything is favorable, il
will be completed about the latter psrt Of
January. The contractor says that h'
has money to complete the road, which
he expects to do in sixty days. He vii
probably get as far as the mill lane with
out trouble and then he expects to hav,
some difficulty from Middletown prop
erty holders, but he says this will amour
to nothing
John g Armstrong Of Odessa shippei
about two tons of poultry to Philadelphi
last week 3
Rev. 81. S. Thompson. pastor of st
Panl's P. E. Church of Odessa, delivered
q missionary sermon at Friendship
charge, Appoquinimink circle yesterda,
afternoon to large congregation, Mr
Thompson illustrated his sermon witt
Chinese idols and models.
John Smith CLARK OF 0gleton, Del
spent yesterday with friends in town.
Rev Cornelius Prettyman of Smyrna
preached an interesting sermon TO
large congregation in the NJ. E. Churel
yesterday morning
The Middletown Orchestra is rapiil
coming to the front in musical circle
under the instruction Of Professor Georg
L ~
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

An unusually large number Of passeu
gers crowded the p, w. & B depot this
morning.
A iridium will be held in the Catho-
lie churches Of this city. under the
auspices OF the Diosoesan Union, on De
cember 10, II and Is
The Y. M. G. A. team went to Elkton
on Saturday and was defeated by that
team by a score Of 6 to o. Both teams
played remarkably well.
Yesterday afternoon a sneak-thief en-
tered the house Of John McMullen, No.
sos West Fourth street, ransacked it and
stole IS. There is clue to the thief
Bailiff of Council Kelley mourns the
loss Of his well known black Gordon set
ter dog. Last week he was in the lower
part of this county cunning. he came
home on Saturday evening. The dog
failed to follow him when be got off the
train.
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
HoNoRlNe A GUEST.
He Was Their SamarItau-Foot Fall
Season Closed at CoIlege-New Indus

He Was Their SamarItan-Foot Fall
season Closed at Colloge-Sew Indus
tries
Srecia' Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Nov. 80 An evening party
was given at the palatial residence Of J.
y. Pie. near the p, w & B. station, on
Saturday evening in honor of Miss Byrne
of Wilmington. The occasion was very
enjoyable one.
Mrs. Emma Biddle. who was so ser
iously injured in a collision F., in this town
one evening last week, while returning
home from Wilmington In carriage, Is
still suffering from the accident at her
home. at CowertowD, Md. The report
that Randolph Jones team caused the
collision was ell mistake, as that man
was in his own home when the accident
occurred He helped the unfortunate
ladies, however, and sent word to their
home.
The foot ball season is practically over
here. The strong college team has dis
banded until 1882, when 1t will re.
organize and will have the advantage OF
good coach.
Everything seems to be running
smoothly at the Knauff Organ WORKS
since the appointment OF Messrs. John
| Piling, William F. Curtis and Theodore
/ @. Knauff as receivers. From what can
| be learned, sufficient work is guaranteed
| TO keep the factory running for two
years This speaks well for the town.
new industry.
/ he Nonesuch Fibre Company Of this
| town is getting matters in shape 70,
doing work. The citizens hope that the
enterprise will be successful.
Il 1.l.o afu b In IN
| jackson Hall, about two miles west OF
this town. The subject discussed on Sat
urday night was Resolved, That
Columbus was greater man than Wash
Iington
A society has been formed here which
has the luminous title of the 'dolder
Arrow. The members of the society
will discuss literary matters and viii
meet weekly.
There has been lack Of interest mani
tested in the university extension lecture
course. The lecture tomorrow evening
is "George Eliot, and True and Falls
Realism" The attendance should b.
much larger.
give a supper in Caskey Hall, Decembe
10 and IL, for the benefit of the parson
age fund.
Mrs DR. Henry and Mrs. Lieutenan
Scott, nee Howell, attended progressiv
euchre party at Mr. and Mrs. w. Arthu
Mitchells home, at Elkton, one evenin
last week
Mrs. Charles G. Blandy and chidre
Of New York, are visiting Mrs Charlie
Blaudy at the West End
Misses Shirley Deputy and Nan Msso
are visiting friends in. Germantown. Pa
William Michael Byrne, Esq, and Sit
ter Of Wilmington, spent Saturday an
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Justin
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
A Fast Run.

A special train on the Pennsylvania
railroad made the run from New York TO
Washington on Saturday in four hours,
actual running time, including all stops
and delays The fast run was made TO
accommodate hotel proprietors, theatrical
mansgers and newspaper men who had
been invited to attend the opening Of the
Hotel Cochrane in Washington. The
train was made up of Pullman combi-
nation dining car, Pullman parlor cat
aud all observation car The train left
New York at $50 o'clock and reached
this city at 4.4s o'clock. 1t passed
through this city at the rate of thirty
miles an hour. Special safety precautions
were taken at the street crossings. The
average speed was ffty-seven miles pei
hour. The best previous record was foul
hours ano eighteen minutes.
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
500 KING STREET,
COR. FIFTH AND KING SITS,

Ladies heon hand At No 500 King street in
the morning. Saturday, November 2s, and
Fifth and King streets in the afternoon,
ROllens will send his colored caterer to both
places to give an exhibition Of his self raising
buckwheat and Royal Queen Molasses he
has been exhibiting at the Pure Food Exhi-
bition for the past week In Philadelphia.
There has been a crowd around his stand all
the time. Nothing like this Royal Queen
Molasses and buckwheat G. kes for break
fast. We have taken a hand in the pure food
deal We have all the pork we buy Inspected
and know it is good and free from all dt ease.
We SSH pounds OF lard for 25 cents aud 3
pounds Of sausage or 25 centsIt is most excel
lent and pure country sausage and lard. We
have cleaned raisins and currants Excellent
they are. No sand, no stone, no dirt, but put
them in your mince pies and cakes and waste
no time. Try our Gladstone Flour At 90 cents.
IL makes excellent bread. We have good
butter and fresh eggs always on hand az No.
8 . King street and corner Fifth and King
streets Z. NJ. WIER.
Evening journal., 1891-11-30
Fen From High .Raftsrs.

John McConaghy, employed by the
Wilmington Abattoir and Cold Storage
Gsss.apery- -saa a@veraly hurt while a
work at the companys establishment OF
Tatnall street on Saturday McConaghy
went up on the rafters 70 fix stick that
held the beef, when be lost his balance
and fell to the floor In his fall be cut q
deep cash on the right side Of his head.
Ee was taken to his home aud Dr. P.
Wales summoned. He said the wound
was not a dang srOus one, unless inham.
nation should set in