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READING
N RAILROAD SYSTEM
Coal used exclusively fnsuring Cieaulinesq
and Comfort.)
Time Table In effect Dec. ID. 1871

LEHlcH VALLEY DIVISION:
Lie.rSy.ss., Norih Flyer. ,,cuvsrpy u.c.p.
"a, gA $tif S SaifisA SSb s; iiSsS.SE
PSitman Buffet Parlsr day trains. and fulmsa
B"Fe, p slsePpg ga II PairIsToN AND SCRANTON
sis q. No., Il 80. AS, 80 p M. Sundays. excsps
Scf FOX PoiTsviLLE Is a. H. ~ 80. s4s .. n.
'ol FWyKs REHDiSG AND HARRISBURG SIS .. N,
IL 20 as 5S M Sqnsays 40 p EESsrovy Ann
MATCH CHUNK Z 90 Sis a NJ, Il 80 2;1s excsPs
Mauch Chunk), sH5 rs Z 80 p. H. sundays 7'o@
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

IN ri.ESo InAINS iedse station .enuu fsAAnoa0 o.
New jersey foot Libertys North River. . -
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week days, 90 2 80, Z 70
10 90. i 80 !R,nins car. A. A. ~ isS SsI osS
St5 r. NJ, IL il night. sunday; 90 10 go o., II go
Dining Carr A. NJ. 30 $3.50. Dining Carl S;oo 100
FOR RALTiMoRE AND WASHINGTON week days
and sundays. 100, IL 80 Dining Carr A. NJ 30
Dining CAR s: 100 Is 100 Baltimore only +. NJ l. III
night. 49,, , rr-. c,..,t
Tickets and Psrior Seats be procured q IL?
o35 981, AIS, 1856 9f2. lao Broadway. 10 Murray
Street Canal Street 81 E,S 18th Street 3o bus
Avenue SO West l25th Street Sew-fork S33 Wasn'
ngon Street 726 Fulton Street Brooklyn anc a Brood
way, Williamsburg.
TRAINS LEAVE WEST i2D-Si,
SID NJ Us earlier from the foot OF Ffanks
in-s ST., for Mddetown, Bloomingburgh Port Jerys.
Monticello Mounaindale Pittsburgh, Liberty, Livingston
sidIv Norwich Edmeston. uuca. Rome Oneida. oswegs.
wasta Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown Bloonlns 3.
bureh EllenvilIo. Pittsburgh, Hureyvie, Liberty Lv.
"t1;vO i. ~. Middletown Pittsburgh, LAberty LIVING.
ston Manor Rockland Walton, sidney Norwich Oneida.
Oswpgo Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago and
West Pullman sleepers reclining chair car nee 70
Suspension Bridge.
'i'Daiy aI other trims daily except Sunday.
Puluan drawinc-room seats and sleeping.caf bef.ho
obt1npd az 81 Broadway. Ncw-Y0rk.
J. c. ANDERSON. q. A.. SO Bnaver.st. New.Yot8.
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For Both ScXes-(

For Both ScXes-City
m HE BEEL1TI SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square (cor. 2jth-st. and B'way).
Branches in the principal American and European cites
New term be gins
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For Boys and Young Memo
ID OOkKEE"lNG stsnography. typcwriting. &C.. thor.
ID oughly taught; evening; situations furnished
Address New-lork Business College, l2Jtn-st n y.
II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. - West 5Gth.st.-
" All departments. Boarding pupils received.
Elmer l.. Phillips, A. NJ. y. c. IIendickson. Phi d.
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anfurniebeo Apartments 90 ret

ST. CATHARINE
APARTMENT HOUSE.
NADlSON.ANE. AND 53DST.
30 LET.
One elegant suite Of fifteen rooms two servants rooms
and Laundry has direct and unobtrcted exterior view
90 feet suite comprises the entire floor the cabinet
work and decorations surpassed by house the
city A.o .imilar suite Z 10 Particulars o.:
premises from j. d BROOKS. Superintendent.
-A-NOW OPEN.
"A. % WEST siTiI-ST,
Corn building.
tcilghu al AVartmen,S
ana bath:
hal, attendance,
plrluet ilOorS.
Some smaller Apartments,
four am bath;
steam heated.
hardwood trimmed
thrOuchOut:
nothing Ike them
W IT side,
convenient 10 Il"
and al hors" cars.
Central PARK
Riverside Drive.
and ltiN' rsidc Park;
lighted up evenings for inspection
OOO EAST i7TH->r. l>iuyNe>ant Squaic).-Flrst
)')) nat; ro,u>. rent so acconuo ldtes but
families. immediate Uo->' >-lon ic had. L. j.
CARPENTER II Lihcrty-~t. Isl 3I-ayc.
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For BOYS and Young y

For Boys and Young Men City.
u OOkKEE'1NCi, stsnography, ypcwritng &C., thor
b oughly taught day evening situations furnished
Address Newiok Business College. l2jth-st., n. Y.
n UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, - West 5Gth.st-
Elmer E. Philips A. NJ =. {. Henderson Phi. D.
For Both SeXes-City
VNHE BEiLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison square (cor. 25th.st and B'way).
Branches in the principal American and European cities
Musical Instruction.
accomnodatois All advantages Of Tie regular season
rresS D &daress Il, ": GRfESi Sc: d8d Tr;ss
10 and 81 Fast litn.st.. Ncw-lork. \. Y
GUNNER VOCAL sII DI.-The ti1orgc NJ. Greene
o., SGeGS for Gg"1 ot unfG Tors sa "g
Gi;EESE. 4S5 west ssd.si. Ncw York Ciiy.
For Young Ladies-Country
- RADFOHD ACADEMY.
Mis-, IDA {. ALLEN Bradford, Mass.
CT AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Albany. n; Y:
siu$S Tor ssa%s.c% yHssal s'%ds %aS DC
sSs q .H' vy's ad pn fIp women
~ lie CAMERIDGE Mass SCHOOL FOR Yol so
i LADIES.-At,anta-c Of Boston. Quit Of Cambrdg
comforts & Nj l hErmuE ' GIL H IS the Director
For Boys and Young Mcn-Counry.
oRDENloTN g. < 26 MILlTAEY 1TSTruTE
UATT. d II. LANDON. COMMANDANr
=, ANAAX ACADEMY. Canaan. Conn Hone FOR ,iA-
ward boys specially For particulars address the Rector
II REEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold. n. J.. ijth zeal.
oleee PREPARATION specially bune's, high school
MENTOR (N. j. Institute 500 IT. eley. bes. School
Y for Boys Best sanitary appointments steam neat
TUE FEEKsKI MILITARY ACADEMY
L Goth year send for illustrated catalogue
JOHN n. TILDEN a. NJ, NJ. D. Principal.
For Both ScXes-Country.
r AsTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE poughksepsie n; Y.
Ranking Commercial Law. PenIanshp. Correspondence
rthmetic, &C. Eel graphy Ste os~p1y Tylewttinr 4
notice No charge for situations send for cotrse
:. OENNIN"IUN' SEMINAki for both sc>,s opens
next term April 10Th very he'hfui Sony'n mem
Address THoS. MAXLON, D D.. iInnins,pn. y. J.
Miscellaneous.
M hoH fk6sfEcf Rn" xRirHaE1iHt, &c.
4n So msIH e. r.
NAvAL hN Pc MoRGD's r FAiE BOYS 10 THE
Great e. LaSes Organized cadets s1lpofwa:
Limited number may join. June 9th to July 9th
Apply for terms.
NJ ADEMoIsELLE DAENzER would be glad to receive
lNl into her house few young ladies wish TO finish
nothcress children 10 whom She would give most
devoted care I'D attention highest rfcrcnces given In
Chelsea. London Mademoisellc LANDoI' Hyde PARK
on Hudson.
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Citn propertn % Eet.

TJ,O LET. - WEST 2IrIi-Sr-Prlvate stable coac
i house and coichnlan's rooms Immediate pOs-c,,o
rnt. 1880. l.. j. CARPENTER ~ Libcrty.st.. ~
3daVc.
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ct. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Albany y; r.
- Under the direction OF Bishop Doane. Choice Of -Four
Courses Study for graduation. Special studies may be
taken or the Harvard Course for Wtmen For Catalogue
sddress MS f. w. Iiovd. Principal.
II, HE rAllRl,IDGE Mass SCHOOL FOR YOt nj
LADIES-AtN anita OF Boston. QUIET OF Cambrde'.
[ UmforIs Home. SHALL nIniers.
Nj. Al;rHCH GILMAN is the Director.
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Musical Instruction.
GUNNER SCHOOL OF THE NIL nOPOL1TAN COZ
- LEGE OF Nj SIt.-Opens July lst, 1898 BoafdiI
ccomnodaons. All advantages Of the regular el>o
retained Dudley Buck, Prcst Albert Ros Parsons, Vice
Prest. Address H. W. GREENE. Sec. aud Treas.
- and u East litn.st.. NcwI 0rk. Y.
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OLD FRENCH BUILDINGS.

LA FRANCE ARTISTIQUE EFT MONUMENTALE.
Outrage public sons In direction de NJ Henry
Hazard. Tome premier. Quarto, PIP: ~, 2O8
Paris; La Librairie Iustree. NewYOrk: j. w.
HCut0n, 1893.
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For Youny I.adips-Country.

ID KADFOKD ACADEMY.
ID FOR the higher 'ducJiOl Of young women. Apply u
Miss IDA [ ALLEN bradford Mass.
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A TRUSTED CASHIERS DEFALcAr1oN.
VIM. r. Shaw Was Ono OF the Most Re
spected Men at Bath, Me.

VIM. r. Shaw Was Ono OF the Most Re-
spected Men at Bath, Me.
BATH. Me-, April Sit has just been made
public that VIM. r. Shaw, the old and respected
cashier Of the Lincoln National Bank, is de-
faulter in a large sum. and much excitement
has been caused by the announcement.
When the bank examiner went over the
accounts on Friday last he noticed that several
items did not balance and immediately began a
more thorough examination. The examiner
subsequently called Mr.. shaw's attention to the
irregularities, and after several evasiye answers
finally obtained . confession Of the cashier 8
wrong doing
The deputy United States marshal arrived
Saturday and placed Mr.. Shaw under arrest
Capt. Charles Patten, one Of Shaw's bonds
men. was placed in charge Of the bank and .
thorough examination is being made.
A shortage OF about S12. 600 now appears in
the cash account and 1t is supposed that there
Is upward OF $4,000 more, temporarily covered
up by changing sums TO the credit Of depositors,
the exact smount not being yet known.
The bondsmen are John o. Shaw John o.
Pasten, Capt. Charles Patten and Capt. Chas.
Morse.
Mr.. Shaw owns quite an amount of real
estate. which has been attached. 1t is sup
posed thai speculation dating back a consider
able time is responsible for his downfall.
Mr.. Shaw has been one Of the most prom
inent men in the place and was supposed to be
paragon Of integrity. He las been the can
didate of the prohibitionisss for senator and
other responsible positions. He has been re-
leased on bail.
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TIE SENATE TODAY
senator Turpie Makes Argument On IN.
Contested Election Ca..s

CONTESTED Election Gases.
The Senate began today the ifth wee, ~ ~.
extraordinary session. with far attendance. n,
Senators In their seats and with A ls-,. -.,si.
ence on the galleries. As sooa a. "a, I,a--
mai Of THURSDAY last WAS read Mr.
Eoar GLASS; presented the petition ~
Joseph ". Adv. claiming tha; John Martin N.
never duly elected Senator from tae Sts.o ~
Kansas and tina; he (Adyl was GUY elected ard
desired - be admitted to seat in the Seua..
acccrdincly. The petition was read and uns
referred TO the committee on privilege. ana
elections.
NJ. Hoar also presented petition frora A.
bert A. Pore relating 20 the .mportA zee ~,
maintaining good roads. and II vas referred 10
the Committee on agriculture.
Mr.. Stewart New presented resolutions OF
the Nevada legislature IN favor o. the passage
, OF an act for refun6ing the iadeb-cauess ~ the
Central Pacific Rat.road CoupSny to tue
government provided that the act d:a
not interfere with the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver, the principal as lment , ag
that il the property of the company should
pass into the hands Of the government il would
be exempt from state and local taxation. The
resolutions were referred TO the committee on
the Pacific railroads.
Mr.. boar offered a resolution Declaring il in
expedient 10 pass the JOINT resolution Of tie
last House OF Representatives for a const tu-
tional amendment Tor the popular election OF
United States Senators
The report OF the committee on privileges
and elections in favor OF the admission OF the
three Senators appointed bv the governor. OF
Montana. Wyoming and Washing on WAS then
taken up. and Mr.. Turpie. democrat,
made argument in support OF It. He de-
voted q great deal OF his Argument 60 the mean
ing OF the words "vacancy" and happening"
as nscd IN the Constitution In reference 20 seats
in the Senate. and commended that they were
not 10 be construed in the narrow sense OF an
accidental occurrence but must be regarded
~ used in the most general sense
Mr.. Turpie concluded his speech at 2 y. m,
when Mr.. Vest MOI took the foor 20 address
the Senate on the same subject but Welding to
cosire for an executive session, he made a
motion TO that eject, and the senate theregpon
proceeded 80 the consideration Of executive
business, and afterwards adjourned III to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
MUCH DAMAGE BY FIRE.
A Car House Containing Twenty-Six Cars
Burned.

NEWARK, N. J.. April 3.-The car hou.e Of
the Newark and Orange Electric railroad a,
Rosev,ile was burned to the ground at $50
clock this morning. Twenty-six cars. valued
at %, 600 each, and two sweepers were de-
stroyed.
The flames spread with such rapidity that
before the hremen arrived the building was a
mass OF flame. and all that could be done was
to save the adjoining property. The employees
OF the road succeeded in running eleven cars
out OF the stables, when one car jumped the
track and further efforts &c save the company's
property had to be abandoned.
The fire is supposed to have been caused bv
one OF the power wires. The loss will reach
$4,000
-Four Tramps Burned to Death
HAYWOOD. n. j.. April "a barn belonging
to Mr.. G. I. Jaeger of haywood, Bergen
county, mile west of Hackensack valued at
SLIGO, containing valuable farming imple-
ments and about twenty-five tons of hay, was
burned TO the ground about 4 o'clock this
morning. The charred bodies of four nm
known tramps were taken from the ruins
1t is thought that tramps set fire to the barn
by smoking or carelessly dropping a lighted
match
Business Portion of Village Burned.
FARMINaToN, ME-, April Am extensive
IRE ragged In Wilton, nine miles from here, last
night. The fire caught in Leavitt's livery
stable. and fourteen buildings were burned,
including the hotel, post office, Record news
paper offices. several dwellings,. and nearly
every building on the side of the street next 10
the stream almost TO liille-'s Hotel IS in ruins.
BOARDING House and Landiady Burned.
WoBURN. Mass. April ga boarding house
was destroyed by fire early this morning. The
iandiady, Mrs. Meegan. was burned to death.
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FoR

Eight years. writes Mr. n MoRToNsoN,
editor Superior Posten. Ishpemins Mich. 81
suffered the most e1ecruciating pains from
rheumatism. both In Sweden and America, and
almost despaired of ever finding relief Finally de-
terrnined to try AYERS sARsAPARILLA. having
heard Of many cases that had been cured by it, Be-
fore beginning to this preparation had NJ Tul.
sren OF Iron Mountain. Mich. graduate in phar.
macy from Sweden. snaiyze it. He informed me tina.
IcOuid use AYERS sARsAPARILLA for my
RHEUMATISM.
Not only without fear, but probably. with benefit
accordingly took five six bottles. and was entirely
cured. This in 1854 and during all these years
have hardly felt pain"
After suffering severely for many years from rheu.
mstism. 1 was induced to try AYERS sARSAPA-
RILLA and received immediate benefit ID s. WIN.
CHESTER. Holden. Me-
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
JANIS Y, MELYNY.
When the Senate yytll Adiourn.

It Is the general impression at the Senate
that the extra session Of that body will adjourn
the first or middle OF next week, The
President will probably by that time
be ready to notify them that he has no
further communications to make. When the
contested election cases are disposed of il is
not likely that q quorum will remain in the
city, as there have already been some 6epar-
lures, and many other Senators will leave
SO soon the cases are out of the
way. There are some who think that an
adjournment can be had BY the last Of this
week, but it lie not believed BY tine majority that
the work can be finished by that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
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NEW YORK, February q, 1893
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BEAUTY BALM is :or sale IN Washington at all
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There was a good deal of gossip today among
the stock brokers and others relative to railroad
street deals or a rather deal. For all the talk
today was about the Metropolitan railroad and
the efforts that are being made to get the
stock in such shape so that
control of the road can be sold in the event
that purchaser should put in an appearance.
When all the talk and rumors were sfted down
what re manned seemed to have the consistency
OF hard fact. which is in effect that the sigma
lures Of the holders Of Metropolitan stock are
being obtained to q paper by which they agree
to sell their holding at anytime Up to the 18th
OF the month for $40 per share. 1t Is said
that number of signatures have been OBJ
tanned, and there seems to be no doubt in tine
minds Of those who are supposed to be posted,
that under these terms a control Of the stock
can be obtained. 1t is stipulated that the sale
is not to be made for a less sum than the
amount above given.
1t is not asserted that there is a purchaser in
sight at this figure. Tbs entire purpose of the
option is said to be to get an available control
OF the road. SO that it can readily be turned
over in the event that an offer is made that can
be accepted.
THE SAME SYNDICATE.
1t is generally believed that the syndicate
which recently acquired a control Of the Belt
and the lexington roads is also DESTROYS of
buying the METROPOLITAN and the Columbia
roads. Those who are acquainted with
the purposes of the syndicate have
no hesitation in asserting that such is their
wish and intention. 1t is asserted that an offer
has been made for the control of the Metro
politan at Clio and this figure it is maintained
is the highest price that they will offer. How
ever that may be there is no doubt that some
sort Of Q deal will soon be made and that
the control of the Metropolitan will be
transferred to other hands. Whether the syn
dictate will come up to the terms of the stock
holders or the latter will come down to the
price said to be fixed by the syndicate
Is yet, in the general opinion, an
open question. As to the Columbia
railroad it 10 understood that its sale will be
the sequel Of the Metropolitan sale. There is
said to be the same divergence Of views
a. to the value Of the stock Of this
company ~ exists with reference to the
value Of the Metropolitan stock. 1t is under
stood that the syndicate 10 willing to pay $50
per share, while the price set by those who own
control Of the road IL reported to be Clio
per shsres 1t is thought that the terms for the
sale Of both roads viii be fixed about the same
time.
While the sale Of these two r oods has been
anticipated for some time yet the probability OF
q termination of the deal seemed to excite a.
much talk on the street today - If 1t had been
an entirely new proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

STATE TRxAsUlxR's DxroerT Nor Exxn1f
Fnon TAx.-Justice Blatchford. in the case Of
Manhattan county sgt II. B. Blake. collector
of internal reveaue, appealed from the aouthern
circuit Of New York. held that deposits OF the
treasurer Of state Of New York m . New York
Of the law imposing . tax upon she svsr>eo
menthly dsposits Of bsaka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
Marriage Liceuses

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Harvey L.
Dowdy and Maggie p. Dowdy; Chas W. Hurdle
Of Garrett Park, Nd. and Mary r. Collins Of
Glen, Nd; VIM Mcdonnell and Julia r. Shea;
John H. Wanna and Mamie Dunmore; John W.
Ritter and Dora v. Enghsh: John +. Jones and
Annie l. Flynn; Carroll g. Browne and Jennie
Beatrice Grayson; Samuel II. Bird of Philsdel-
phia, Pa, and Luela Davis Of Chambersburg.
Pa; John H. Little and Mollie Smith, both Of
Culpeper, Va; Andrew Ellis and Mary z. Jack
son, both of Loudoun county, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
Fred. Yuenglinx Acauitted.

NEW YORK, April Sired. Yuengling was
acquitted in the court Of special sessions today
OF the charge Of assault upon John D. Stein. a
lawyers clerk. The alleged assault occurred ct
the Hotel Vendome on the morning Of January
"a, while Stein was endeavoring to serve Q
paper for a supplementary proceeding against
the actress, Baroness Blanc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

Though the republicans still claim that they
will push the Roach investigation and 50 have
the scope Of the resolution extended that the
manner in which Mr.. Roach's election
was accomplished and the part the dem
ocratic steering committee played in it
there are few who really believe that anything
more will be done this session than the refer.
ence OF the resolution to the committee ON
privileges and elections. They may order an
investigation. but no work will be done in this
direction until the session next fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

TIE CHxRoKEr srRP.-Secretary Hoks
Smith has received official confirmation Of the
ratification by the Cherokee Indians in council
Of the amended Cherokee agreement made by
the last Congress. He does not expect that the
strip win be open 10 ssftlement bsfors July
next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The Treasury Depart
ment today purchased $40. 900 ounces Of silver,
as follows: $4,000 at s0ss55; $4,000 at 90. 1858
and 265, 900 at 90. $500. The offers we're 900, 900
ounces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

TEE ESSEX characteristics W. W.
Mead has been detached from command Of the
Essex and granted one months leave. num-
Der Of minor officers have also been detached
from her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
FLOODING OF A MINE.

Disaster in the Laurel Hin Mins Near Hasle.
ton, Pa.
HAzLEToN, Pa, .Apsil s.-Anofher mine dis
aster has occurred by the flooding Of Laurel
Hin mine.
Three men have been rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
Italy WIN II

Italy WIN Have m Embassy Here.
PANS, April a.-Ths Temps today st.tss that
Italy. following England, France and Ger
many. viii raise her legation ct Warrington to
the dignity Of IN embassy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

The Only Indian Presbyterian Preacher.
CARLISLE. Pa, April 3.-Information was
received here today announcing the death at
Anadarko. Indian territory, Of Rev. Joshua h.
Given. the only Indian educated at the Carlisle
training school who entered the ministry Of the
Presbyterian Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

Asees "soswOftn fefAAyeo.
LouIsvILLE, Ky, April a.-W. II. Wads-
worth, q prominent Kentucky lawyer and
minister TO Mexico under Grant, was stricken
with paralysis at his home in Msysville yester-
day morning and 1t 10 thought be cannot live.