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lnsirnttlon.

For Both Sexes.-Country. 80
r. LAvERAcK COLLEGE AND HUDSON R I'VE = The n.
S.a. sTT Rrs1 v HSnhu M9 11s
=; and % OF high SGs n
Sn' sPPeTT1A, dK KA F H. f PssSs",
Year sept Endowed academy Of high
gneE r sG iTsG s ss61'T. '''''
CHAprAoJA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE C chap New
n. hli e. SGys and girls under
a aE'.' of Friesds 49,
1nrENps SCHOOL ROTH Z s,.,ss al a.. IN
nS" :os uS IN Ens S%
Music and U GU Hn.e Jones Lib Providence r.
AcxETrsrowY HIss men MI pIepa af
college o, h1s!n s Sas: sa heat
sS's Mountain srns two 8 %WH rSSnEsY
iSp s. r1 Ip;,Ts''f s s1'sss1' s' o
ITME CARE and for Young boys and s sIs
school year M SGsnf b. sept sE sRr'f Sewsurr
VTAssAcHTsETTs. sTOCKBRIDGE HILLSIDE HOME
vi A small school for girls nna S1y: AnnREwER
pFNNNGToN sEMNARY d Pound ssh sss. ISL; 81
year Very hoathfl beautiful and sfas For cat.
sssae Of e ,G%f. rRos %HNIo
pEDDlE INSTITUTE HGHTsrSwN p n !:u .ssr
s s9s 9Th Z 'e''" Rev josEir = JERRY PHI D. Prln
SwARTHMoRE COLLEGE.
orb month 18th iSoi College Courses TOT yous
men and young women leading 70 Classical Ehgns
Scientific AMI Literary degrees. Machine sho s nass
tories and For Catalogue ana pafu'urs al"
CHARLES DE GARMO Ph. D.. PRESIDENT
,I,uE LAKEWOOD SEMINARY at Union sprinss ca;
! yuga CO. y. =. boarding school for ooys an,
girls under care 81 the New-York Yearly Mcetlns -,
Friends orthodox). Fits Tor Hayerford' b''h '""' anu
''''' ''''''S ISAAC SUTTON. a. NJ. Principal
WESLEYAN ACAnrMY-ROTT sF:XEs-Nine Cou , n
w Specialists In Ciassics Art and MUSIC rna,ss
cowreni sIrerior advan ~ mNnsra
7sh year. Opens Sent I? 800 For ca'a,'rue I,N'''
rev WN T.. NEvtIALL. P,rn:
Wllhrahan. Mass
Miscellaneous
I,XCErsrOR RrCYCLr SCHOOL. 1862 East S'th-s'
ana eypcrlccci teachers. sO Ave lessons ~
Iedrher5.
DEV JOCEr.YN TOMBSTONE NJ A.. VIII commence
Ii class sept prepare students for oil unv~r-
scs: unfaliiuc with backward pupils highest
references address 81 West 1'th-st
,J,I-ToR A. Everett Stone tYnel. 5Gi Ffth-ave,
j specialist College preparatory Instruction rory
students have been tutorcd Tor Yale In six years
rUrToR Herman prisler "A NJ. No. Fast 4oth-st..
] makes 4 speciality during the GUNNER OF tutoring
for esaminaons years successful experience ae
qualaei with requirements q every leading college
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Can SCHOOLS.

METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL.
Nl Incorporated June. 1891. ABNER c. THOMAS LII
Dean. Case system Of instruction. Degree Of LII B.
after Of three years Morning division. to ~
evening For catalogues apply Prov.
CLARENCE D. ASHLEY. POI B'way. New-York
n EW-YORK LAW SCHOOL. 100 Broadway. n. Y
~ City.-Evening Dept Cooper Union Dwight
Mehod'' OF instruction Degree Of LII. r. after
course. Graduate added. Fee. 800 GEO CHASE
Dean.
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SCHOOI. OF SOCIAL ECONOMICS "a Union So. y y.
- Georg- Prost. Business College and Hish
School Depts Economics Civcs. Bookkeening Science.
Languages Rhetoric Literature History. Law. etc Low
rates. JOHN HOLLET CLARK. \. NJ. Dean.
CONGRATULATIONS lessons given IN shorihani
- experienced stencgrapher and teacher - less -
in course pupils residence" II desif"i
day or evening commence September. Address Miss
BARR. % Eat 22d-st.
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Recorded MORTGAGES.

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Armenian Charles T. ana aio,he', ,, - nan ~ nrop.
mer n - 5 Darkest lot - 20 81 map VI ppsVt
erty Of Charles parke. AZ N"sS'''Ne''
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land Of Isaac tlason. years. - vahnn
Altieri. Pasguale. anu Wlir ~ i','
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Brehmer. Henri. and wl'e - . az a. ,,,~s.
Triniiy-aNe. ol.. " OF i''u 18th.
Barry James. and wife 70 Johh p"'''
81, =" II " of -d.ae' - ',.,,,l., . Rob.
thIlsleh feiuihahu' !" N-,'a ,.s,~s ma.
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lI] a M III a M s Is U7

House and cottages Shelter Island L. L. NJ T. Greatly
enlarged and improved beautiful hall. eectsc
sh,: elevator suite. with baths ns.ithfay located amid
yachting. fishing. dancing etc. Open until sept. Is
Easily accessible by fast trains Of Long Island Rail-
road and Montauk and Shelter Island Send
for terms and illustrated pamphlet 20 H. D. W. LAWSON
House. Suffolk County. n Y.
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Gathers.
Grbool Ascnries.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Gov.rnes.es
&c. t. Colleges Schools and Families. Apply N
Mrs NJ !. YOUNG FULTON. - Union Square
a FrSt'V Miriam supplies professors
~ etc IN all drpts recommends
schools 10 parents $50 Book plIng cor 2Oth-st
<,tRCtIARS Of city country schools 10 parents free
\ Rest teachers all branches. public or private srhooa
KERR & III YSSOON Union School Bureau w lfh-st
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24
Favorlnr cIereInnd,s nnwnlInn rnllnr-

WAsHNGroN Jan. 4-Representative
McCreary, chairman of the house com
mittee on foreign affairs, introduced late
yesterday afternoon a resolution embody-
ing the policy of the Democratic members
OF the committee on the subject of
Hawaii, The resolution declares that the
action of the United States naval force in
aiding in overthrowiug the constitutional
government was contrary to the spirit of
our constitution, and is condemned: that
the assumption of a protectorate is mex
pedieut; that foreign interference in
hawaiian affairs would be resisted byour
government. The presidents policy il
heartily approved
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Il sOHuYLKILL DIvIsIop.

m.
! Trains Will leave Shenandoah after the Abovt
uaJe lot Wlggan's, Gilbertou, Fraokville New
GGastle, 81 Clair Pottsvllle Hamburg, Reading
adelphta Broad street station) al 500 gEd fl a
=. m, and i:l5 p. m. on week days For potts
Vile and intermedate stations 9;toA m.
SUNDAYS.
For Wiggans, Guberton Frackvine, New
Castle, 81. Clair, Pottsville at 600 $40 a m
ana 5'IQ z. N; For Hamburg, Reading Potts
Atg'O0, s'4O a. M, 8:l0 p IA.
,o Trains leave FracFville for Shenandoah .
lO'40 a. m. and 1874, 5:O4, 7:i2 and 1927 D. n
'Gndays, II ;l8 a. M. and 5;40 p. m
Leave Pottsviile for Shenandoah az iOls.
II 45 a. m. and 4:4O, 7:l6 aud 1000 D m Sundaye
~ lO.40 o. m and 5.i5 D. n
Leave Philadelphia broad street stAtion) for
Pottsville and Shenandoah at 3 81 and = 85 4 "a
~ ano III m week days. On SUNDAYS leave
At o % m. For Pottsville. Q 23a
at 20, o5 so, i5 50 7 80, %, 50, m1555' Ii 20
II u u. U 90 noon, u a p. N, (Ltmited EE
press Oj and 80 n, dining cars) 90,
10 90 n, ~ OF night Sundays 3 % 4O5, 45O
lh y 80 II 03 n 3j, q m. i2 "A, co. 2 TO- d0
ll1mlted 5Oi % 20. so. 25 and 8 70 p m and
Tor ssa Girt. Tong ltranon ano Intermediate
lotions $50 II IA m, ana a OV . m
For Baltimore and washington 30. 7 O.ss1
TO- 10 20, 81 Is An, 70 10, az 35 utnited dibIns
ear( 3D. 3 i8, ( Al, % 10 Congressional limite3
Pgilman Parlor Cars ard Dining Carl 6if,
days 80, 20, 10, ii IS m. l2tO, i41, 6 IS.
II q and 40 p m.
For Richmond Z COS n, u 10 and II 83 D m.
lelly, and 30 p m. week days
Trains Will leave Harrisburg FOR Ptusp.fK
Anu the West every day OF I 20, 3 10 a m, q 20
p M limited), 2 so, 30, II 55 p m every Gay.
vas Tor A!tOonN at s IS m and Co b 40 every
'ay. tor Fittsburg aud Altoona A. II 20 a no
Hyery dav,
Trains will leave Sunbury for Wllllamsport
.!mlra, CannndaFua Rochester, Bunalo and
7lsgara Falls at 30. l3 3 m, and rs D n week
.fle ana intermediate points st Is m daIIy
Fot Lock Haven At 10 and SO a 10 daily. *
1tl o 81 p n week dAys For Remove at 1874
"a, 8a and AZ p 10 week dave, and ia M ~
sundays only. Tor Kane 50 s rs an daily,
Fr vaeF days
s. N PBEvosr I.k ..,or
~'0 NHnhr' r-r' HaseV'~ Asg
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PRINCE AND EMPEROR.
Reconciliation Between Bismarck
and Germany's Monarch,
1T CAUSES GREATEST REJOICING.

1t was Brought About by the Emperor
Himself who Sent a Special Messenger
to the Great Statesman, who WIN visit
Berlin Next Week.
! BERLIN. Jan 24.-Emperor William has
! apparently become recOnciled to prince
| Bismarck, and the latter will probably
| visit the emperor in Berlin shortly after
the latter.s birthday celebration on Sat
urday next. The news OF the reconcilia-
tion has caused the utmost satisfaction
| throughout Germany and has increased
| the emperor's popularity. The news has
! also strengthened the government MS IT.
Is stated that Prince Bismarck is in ac-
cord with Chancellor Won Caprivi and
| with Baron Marschall Won Bieberstein
the imperial secretary OF state fer foreign
affairs
Little by little the facte in the case are
leaking out, and it would seem that the
reconciliation was brought about entirely
by the emperor himself and that he ac-
comphshed it in a most graceful manner.
He sent his aide-de camp, Colonel Count
Won Moltkc, with an autograph letter to
the eN-chancellor congratulating him on
his recovery from his recent attack of in
huenza, and begging him to accept bot.
tie of very old wine from the imperial
cellars, which Colonel Won Moltke was
also charged to convey to the distin-
guished German statesman. The mission
was entirely successful and Bismarck
stated that he would call on the emperor
next week.
There is no doubt that a very great
number of people in Germany objected to
htar rtrsl. r.4s1 s,..f1.,
participation in the affairs of the empire
of the great German statesman who laid
the foundations of German unity, and
who built upon them the empire of Ger.
many. On the other lAnd. the Agrarians
who relied upon Pri6ce Bismarck's sup
port against the Russo German treaty.
are downcast, and apparently convinced
that there is no longer much strength in
their opposition to this measure.
The effect of the news of the reconcilia-
tion between the emperor and the ex.
chancellor was most marked. There wag
a general rise in stocks aud bonds ON the
bourse and a much stronger and more
healthy feeling prevailed on all sides.
The newspapers hail the announcements
OF the reconciliation as the happiest event
which has happened in Germany fora long
while, and the people everywhere give evil /
dence of joyful excitement and thanks
giving.
The excitement and satisfaction is not
confined to political circles. All ranks and
all ages, as well as all conditions of peo-
pie, rejoice to hear that there is no longer
any angry feeling between the ruler of the
German empire and the great servant of
the country, who has done so much for
German unity
One of the results of the reconciliation
between the emperor and Prince Bis |
marck is that preparations to celebrate |
the emperor's birthday on Saturday have |
been multiplied, and that this event will |
now probably be made the signal for & |
general outburst of patriotic enthusiasm I
Germany
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24

BLooMsBuRG, Pa, Jan 2i- William
Neal y Son and |. w McKelyey. who
We're classed as the wenlthiest business
men Of this city, have failed. The first
named firm has been in the pig iron man
uiacturing business for over forty years.
Their Liabilities are about sl5O.O0O Mr..
Mckelvey has been extensively engaged
IN mercantile and milling business for
thirty years and is the owner of the local
opera house and the largest hotel in the
county. His liabilities are s2OOOlO and
the assets about 100000. A. $. Schoch
has been appointed assignee i'm both cases.
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Embezzler Gil unnrn rrn,,-

PTTsBuRG, Jan. 24-lnterest is being
revived in the extensive embezz ement of
5. B. w Gin, at one time trusted at,
torney well known in this city who dis.
appeared several years ago, having swim
died several hundreds of people just
how much money Gill got awav with no.
body ever knew, but the sum he took wirb
him is variously estimated at from $3.50.
600 to $3.50 600. One of GilPs victims has
recently been making quiet search for
him, and now claims that he has located
the fugitive. He says he is at the home
OF his son-in-law in small town in n ew
Jersey not very far from Philadelphia
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HE COMMITTED SUICIDEI
The Cause and Its Lesson.


Why did he commit suicide? Oh for
the same reason that thousands of others are
ON the verge OF the same sin, or in immr-
diate danger Of insanity, paralysis, idIocv.
or some other equally unfortunate result o
any nervous affection lie knew he was
afflicted with a nervous disorder, but was
careless, apparently Indifferent to the out
come or he may have lessened his chance
for recovery 10y treating with physician.
who had little ur no knowledge ot such al.
iections, or by deuging himself with worth.
less so-called remedies. His case was a sad
one, but no worse than that of any other
nervous sufferer who has nervous or sick
headache, biliousness. dizziness, irritablity.
melancholy failing memory, hot flashes
tainting, sleeplessness, nervous dyspepsia,
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To Demand Good Roads.

CLEVELAND, Jan. al. $ Coyev NJ
Massillon, o., who is good roads advo-
cate announces that he intends to muster
ms band of followers and start for Wash
mgton overland and demand that con
gress issue S5OO,O0O,OOO for road improve
ments. They will speak in every town on
the way, and expect to have 100000 fol-
lowers before rerching Washington on
May l. CoNey has a hundred horses. and
all Of them will be in the procession.
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snlyards to Have a Rebeortnr.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 2t-The board of par
dons recommended a pardon for Frank
Baker, who is dying in the Lancaster
county prison of paralysis Feb. s was
liked for "A rehearing on the application
OF Charles Salyards, the Carlisle muir
derer, Tor commutation of his death SEN
tence to life imprisonment Additional
papers We're filed in support of the appli-
cation of George f. Work, of Philadel-
phia, for executive clemeucv.
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FREE COAL And SUGAR.
The House So Decided When
Pressed for a Vote,
THE WILSON BILL NOW IN DANGER.
Democrats WHO Arc Opposed 10 the Bm
In Its Present shape May Unite with
Republicans In Having 1t Rccommittsd
to the Ways and Means Committee.

w v,.,,,,........
AsHiNaToN, Jan 2i-Ihe house yes
G,,t,' y,,,"' ue,'''nIn'a tine abolition of thg
s "l"" .'"uea sugar. which N-
,,a, wv" J"0' peio'e the mousse ad
!'"'"e" N'n"'N hlGht as am amendment
". ''' ,'''ollIIlIrh' oHere1 by Mr hobert-
soll' que "i lh' Louisiana sugar men. A
way "u' "' 'oe confusion which existed
"p'u '"' v'eel OF 'hr amendment adopted
,'"l'" Hl'ef % Two houre discussion
49, ~ P%''''I"'hI"fy situation Toy sub
lI',,I"E .ue question TO the house as To-
"ny'"g' 'ue warner amendment placing
S '"L"' on ,he Tree Il@i should Na
,''',' '7 "a 7ousll,uir for the Robert
son 'll'uiuln'hi' Ihis was decided af-
i,I'. a. 'u',''. ',y' ana 'hen NY an o'erWhelm-
I"E Nole' III which the Republicans Joined
"''. '"e r'"loaI Democrats against the
- - 'l'y' an" several members OF the
.,.t "',l 'l" ,ue"uS committee, ih' ouhsti-
'',y Wv. was ""'p'ed'
| a. 'gn 'yI"f" TO ihe sugar schedule,
I .I.,:ti ''' '"i''H''''et "l lhe whole has
/ i,,,I. 'uG ""Wu'y ana placed all sugar.
| WI, "n" Ie""e". upon jhe iree Inst.
! ", "J" l' '''"e u" consider the cool sched-
,at+,,. ,,,. nm 5", '"''' .,'' I'red murh
| u'ller' ana all four of the amendments
,'es'L.'e', u" place duty of from forty to
| - ''' ''"'' per ton upon coal were
rT,.i.,...
- 5'"''.e upon the Goa. schedule de
,[,,tii -''', "''i OF Iet'ing among the
Iyi,i,.i ,,g''l eSPeolA.iy those from
| ,iaIi.,n,.',| "r@' Virginia Ienuessee and
'i,,,,''l''' aiti, Wuose states are Interested
,,,lgi u" ',',' OF ron ore The general inn
l,',-'' a 'I"' 'ue "eIeal oil the sugar
'tli .il'' vi lno7e VINO are Interested in re-
ylll'.HE uu'y upon coal will result in
~, 'ieh'nE ~ the movement developed
1ii, I!i 'De 'eln"cra'le SIDE to recommit the
I,i' II IL ,i'r 'ro, men are defeated today,
i3 ,i,,, e5 I,epl'.lll III Ihe income tax should be
p,'Ig'' ',oll 'n' ''l' as rider later IN the
'''''E ,t'.I non on the Dem
,',,t'' ,,a"t ''''7 Will "' '"uea To TINS move
Hlgn''
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24

CALCUTTA, Jan. PA dispatch from
Gauhati the chief town Of the province of
Assam, states chat the British expedition
under Captain Maxwell sent to punish
the Abor tribesmen, who have been com
mitting depredations in the province. had
an engagement with the tribesmpn on
Sunday. The natives were defeated. but
the loss inflicted on them is not known
The British captured Dumbak, an Abor
village, and burned it, Two of the Brit
lsh force were killed and several wounded
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24

Boston, Jan. "a Representative Cook.
of Boston, has introduced a bin entitled
"A bill for the greater Boston, which
provides for the annexation of all towns
within radius of ten miles of the state
house, and all the coast towns from Mar
blehead to Hull The town must first sign
Willingness to be annexed, and this step
must be ratified by the voters of both
pIaCes.
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Me RnrrowcIIr. ncnnrrrLnr-

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 24-NIiss MAY Bar
rowclitte- the young music teacher who
was murderously assaulted here month
ago, is still IN the City hospital She has
now recovered mentally and sticks to the
story that she was struck down in a lot
a half mile from where she was found in
sensible
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24

READING, Pa, Jan. 24-While work.
menlwere tearing down an old bakeoven
IN North Heidelberg township, at the
residence of j. Boone, they found the
body OF child underneath the hearth.
stone. There is evidence that it was
placed there alive before Mr.. Boone oo.
cupied the place An arrest is to be made
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24
New President on Union CoI1.n.

ALBANY, Jan. 24,-Dr Webster, presi.
dent of Union college, has resigned, and
DR.. Andrew V. Raymond, prominent
Presbyterian divine of this city. has been
elected to succeed him. Dr. Webster's
resignation was on account of continued
i'll health
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24
Another Band Tbief ConvIcted

MILWAUKEE, Jan 24-After deIiberat.
ing for three hours last night the jury in
the case of John b. Keeting, cashier OF
the defunct South Side Savings bank, re.
turned verdict of guilty on the second
count-having received a deposit after he
knew the bank to be insolvent. In a day
or two Keeting will probably be in prison
for term of from one TO ten years. The
bank is estimated to have been $500 600
short
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24

VNITA, /, r., Jan. 2i-The gang OF
train robbers of which Bob Rogers was
the leader were located by officers at the
home Of Rogers, on Big Creek. twenty
miles from here, and were pounced down
upon while asleep in the house. Bob Rog-
ers and Dynamite Jack were captured
unhurt. Dynamite's brother, Kiowa,
was killed, and Willis Brown was so Sc.
verely wounded that his death is ex-
pected
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New Discovery.

Mayors Magnetic Catarrh Cure Is used bv
yapor inhalation and Is the only medicine OF
ihe kind ever put on the market By Inhalation
ithe medicine Is not poured into the stomach
fand thence sent wandering through the sys.
tenn But by Inhalation the medicine is APP
piled directly TO the deceased organ and the
only way TO reach the affected parts in the
nose, Every bottle is guaranteed by the
Idruggist Price 81 per bottle. Guaranteed TO
lcure. For sale by an druggists
y lts used different from any other medicine.
Our advertised agents and all druggists are
Instructed 70 return the money TO any one who
rails to be cured by Mayors Magnetic Catarrh
cure. Price one dollar for 3 months treat
ment' This Is saying great deal, but II has
The Mayors Drug Co., Oakland, Md.
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wife Murder aud Attempted suicide.

New York, Jan. 2L-John Shea. a
street car conductor in fit of Jealous
rage shot and instantly killed his wife
Margaret i'm their home on Reade street.
and then shot himself He is lying at the
Chambers Street hospital in a critical
condition Both had been married before.
and leave six children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24

PARIS, Jan. "a "A bomb was found in.
side the main entrance of the Magasins
du Printemps, ON the Boulevard Hauss
man A fireman who discovered the
bomb managed to eXtingulsh the fuse be
fore it caused an explosion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24

New YORK, Jan. 24-The disappearance
of William 7. Iell, secretary and treas
urer of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal
company, who has not been seen since he
walked out of the office in the Central
building on Liberty street, on Friday
last, was amply accounted for yesterday
when Vice President Williams. of the
company, made the definite announcement
that Aell had embezzled from $4,000 to
$4,000 from the petty cash of the com
pany
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24
Twelve victims of the Meadow Dlsasts,

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 24-Another victim
has been added to the list of the killed by
the recent collision on the Hackensack
meadows in the person of William Bar
clitle, who died in the City hospital Bar
cliff makes the twelfth victim of the dis
aster,