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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14

The strike In Chicago is to be reqret,ed ,;re
most strikes, which eat up more oi the money
Oh poor people than they can get back after
everything they have struck for is settled Tn
their Satisfaction. But IL has Its bright side In
tne evidence IT gives that men can submit tn
what they consider injustice without violating
Jaws established for the protection of human
uie anu property. Already pubic sentiment is
'I'a " oe '"rneo strongly toward the strikers
On account vi their good behavior. and tba, a,.
ways counts ior something, even If its results
develop s.owly
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one branch Of the Tiiden family are naturally
anxious 10 hasten The proceedings before the
surrogate Tor proving tue will OF their distin.
guashed relative lately deceased. These are the
patent medicine makers in Columbia county,
New YORK. While Samuel J. Ti,den was alive.
they were always helped over the rough places
Ia their business, but since bis death their cred
tors have been taxing judgments ON overans
notes, etc., 10 their serious embarrassment
Any prayer they may make to the courl for
relief VIII have more than a mere technical
meaning in H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14

onoei me influence OF the nomination of
young Andrew for governor by the de,nocra,s
pontacs are taking rather interesting turn in
Acnosets The candidate himself seems
70 DC growing In favor with his new party asso.
eiates. and in his public utterances shows nj,
'ue ieIsof oi resent convert The tenor of the
sPseenes generally at the great poll tical Rathsr
Ihes snow that the campaign is going to be
.Sn.o on 'ne lines Of civil service reform, tariff
Oh coinage, with President Cleveland's career
ano policy Kept we'll In the front. How far the
democrats OF Massachusetts NAV be accented
os tnsn brethren In other states as exsmplax
S1se 20 De seen' nut, II there be any widespread
movement In the same direction il will not ba
naro 70 believe that the prophecies OF SOME In.
dependent observers two years ago are an
preaching fulfiliment, and that the election Of
Mr. Cleveland portended the loosiug of the Old
lies OF party organization and tine establ,sb.
ment of a new order OF things under his per
sonAl leadership.
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II is to be hoped that the evidence in III. =.

II Ii to be hoped that the evidence In the pos-
session OF the Chicago police against the Authors
Of the anonymous threatening letters which
have been sent TO Judge Gary and the other
prominent persons concerned in the prosex,,.
ton OF the anarchists, is SUFFICIENT to convict In
every case. Now and then some covardIv
WRETCH who tries 0to MAKE the life of q fellow
man miserable by pursuing him through the
mails, Is hunted down and punished ana the
aetestation felt by the world at large for his
onense is attested by chorus of reioic1u~ 7,
does not happen often enough, however, Tn
most cases the author Of an ANONYMOUS Letter
Is treated with mere contempt, and no effort 10
MADE 70 ferret him out This neglect Is diRnified
rather than wholesome. IT. for a SINGLE zee.
the receivers of such missives everywbere conI,
De induced to act in concert and then turn the,-
writers over TO the police, there would be sa,,s-
factory thinning-out Of one class of social nas,,
hmiyht result in the nlling of our penitentiariss
70 overflow, but we could afford TO build sever.,
new ones II necessary to accommodate Nh.
crowd The Anonymous letter-writer Il not an.
Titled to that semblance of respect which com.
mno thieves or assassins sometimes ctallenge
py me GOODNESS with which they carry ont t,,e,r
evh designs and accept all tue risks thereof
MS traits are not those Of the ordinary beas, ~
prey. de Is serpent, and deserves a sernen,s
GeatmenG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14

WooowAno AxD Iornaors
REMNANT DAT SALE
FRIDAY. AS USUAL.
We p,ace bsfore you our weekly collection q short
lengths odd Sizes broken lots, &c, which class
Remnants, and mark at prices which close them out
aud leave our stock fresh and clean for the NEXT
weeks sales.
This Friday we have some exceptionally Good Bar.
gains. COME EARLY AND GET YOUB CHOICE.
coRsETs LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, &C
White Coutn Corset size % inches. original price
90 cents. remnant price 37lhc.
Zephyr Corsess. Sizes ~ and - inches, original
price IS csnta remnant price SOC
Fine Csubric Corset Covers with yoke Of fine Val
encennes lace and inserting size IS, original price
el.S7la, remnant price $50
Fine Cambria Corset Covers trimmed front and
back the same with Ane Vaiencisnnes inserting and
putting. sises 3s :and 40 inches, original price
eI,5o, remnant price u as
Corset Covers with yoke Of Hamburg, fne Hamburg
edge around neck and sleeves. sizes SO and 80 in
original price 81, remnant price o2ac
Surplice Corset Cover. Hamburg edge around neck,
size 40 inches. original price 50 cents. remnant
price Csc
2 Ladies' Fine Cambria chemise with yoke Of solid
embroidery. fine embroidery around neck and
sieeves ORIGINAL price 81. remnant price zoe.
Blades Fine White Underskfts original price q Is
remnant price $l.2a
Ladies' Fine Woven Underskirrs, original price
Sl.25. remnant price 75c.
Second hoor-Take Elevator.
INITIAL HANDKERcH1EFs.
50 ladies' White Sheer Linen Hemsutched Initial
Handkerch'sfs. one-quarter zach hem. soaid col
ored borders snd colored initial IA, AID, 5--E
3-F.3-J, 2-K. 3-N, Ar, SIS, regular price SO
cents remnant price 25c.
Is Ladies' White sheer Linen Hemstitched initial
Handkerchief. one-onarter inch hem, embroi-
dered in white. with white initial, "a, 3-B.
4-D, aud 81, regular price 62ls cents, remnant
price 37c.
Ladies' White Heavy AlI-Linen Hemstitched In-
tt'ai Handkerchiefs. balfinch hem. co,ored Dor
drrs. colorsd initials, I'D and 1-O regular price
$50. Remnant price 16c.
First floor; west center.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Q Pairs Ladies' Plain Gray and Tan Colored Cotton
Hose. split feet, size SAs only regular price $780,
remnant price 2bc
~ Pair Chidren's ibbed Cotton Hose. double kneeA
In solid black, sizes and Ga, original price 42c.
and 44c., remnant price &c.
IL Pairs Ghildrens Solid Brown Cotton Hose, white
feet, extra long, double bees and toes sizes ~.
and Sla original price b2c.. 54c. and &c.. rem
nant price IS. or pair for 81.
Pair Childrens Ribbed Lisls Thread Hose, navy
blue. size Ga only. regular price 2tc., remnant
price 21c.
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
This week are particularly inviting, consisting of
HoInespuns. Ladies' cIoihs. Tricots, e,fped aud
Checked Cloths. shoodas, Foules. scotch Chsvio,s,
Camels Hair. &C: in lengths from ~ to 10 yards
Many Of these can be matched to enable you to
secure handsom combination suit for little
money. An early call advisable
First floor; east center.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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JEKsEYs.
Now Is a good opportunity to secure an excellent
Jersey for little money-half price,
Breton Front Jerseys fine heavy Stockinetts. plain
back. standing collar, navy 2, sizs IS; brown 1,
size 36, i size 80; green 2. size 80 nd 80;
original price 50. remnant price only Sl.5O
Misses Garnet Jerseys. allwool. plain in back.
standing collar, sizes &c. 2S aud 80; original price
81, remnant price 75c.
(Second floor; take eleyator) b..
/ HAMBUPG REMNANTS.
In this Department have
$50 Remnants In White, from narrow edging to 40
inch Flouncng.
10 Coiored Remnants for Jokes. and 20 Remnants.
coIored edgng. to MATCH prices which must cell
them.
Second floor; take elevatcr.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
o21 Pa. AVE 921 PA AVE.
oc14 >
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This Department II stocked with Ciosks for Infants
and Children up 70 Avs years DID, all styles and quail
ties. We are selling An Infants Walking Coat, en-.
brotdered collars and sleeves. at S237 worth $780,
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woRsTED GOODS

In Worsfed Goods we are the Headquarters. Is we
manufacture all our own Goods, import our own
zephyFs and saxony Yarns. and make any style Of
Hoods. coaks Jackets. Bootess. Lesginss or shawis
TO order.
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FANCY WINGS AND BIRDS

One thousand different styles are displayed during
our Opening In this Department. and Jon can see
Birds nom all psrts Of the globe and at the lowest
prices.
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SATTLEa ~ Co. B,1rrxoKs.

1fCs4 AstSLs % he vi4 known
PlCk " Ik CL.C,n WHtSE-r
lave ~ Ss ssocA Va other ksye N nlsi~. ,v
~ RAy3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14

Il seems by the report of the meeting Of the
r. & O. directors yesterday that they have at
last been aroused TO the necessitv for action to
remedy the frightful condition OF things on the
metropolitan branch They have contracted
for the dOube-tracking OF this road and an
nounce that 1.-The work will be commenced at
once and ty the opening OF the spring business
the most Important parts of the double-tracking
will have been completed" This is hopeful, to
certain extent but the talk about completing
only portion OF the tracking in season for "the
spring business does not give the satisfactory
assurance that the work will be prosecuted with
requisite force and promptness The need is not
for a partial double track to accommodate the
anticipated spring business, but to provide for
the sale conveyance of their present host of pas
seDsers and the satisfactory transaction Of the
presei.t aoavy business that completely
oyert1sks the capacity OF a single track. IL will
not do tor them To dawde over this work, as
they did in the original construction of the
Metropolitan road, and as they do now in any
petty improvements upon the line, as, for in
stance, in the construction Of a station house at
Iasofna, where the work mas been suspended
lnGennItely because the handful Of men en-
pioyed upon il were needed TO work upon a
round-house in Baitimorei n great corporation
like the b. & o. should be able TO do Things on
q bigger scale than this In the present press
ing emergency the work Of mountaineering
oned by dozens, but by thousands, sufficient to
carry on the work along the whole line of forty
miles. and on a scale 10 ensure its speedy COM
pietiou-
No reasonable doubt exist to where
popular favor rests in the controversy between
Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania, and the
coal companies OF that state. The governor
acts as a lriend to rich and poor alike in de-
manding that com binations for forcing up the
price of fuel shall be broken, and the people
given the benefit of cheap production where
that Is possible. The immense fortunes which
have been made by mne-owners in times past
shows that their Interests have been uniformly
consulted and those OF the public ignored. Such
wealth could not have been accumulated under
system OF free competition. AT the bottom
OF the process lies a conspiracy, and a conspir-
ator is every mans enemy. II a com pination
of bakers or butchers should raise the prices of
bread and meat beyond fair rate OF compen-
sation, the people would be very likely to take
the law into their own hands and administer it
SO as materially to lower the cost of living 1t
Is not so easy for them to get at the primary
cause OF offence in the of the great corpora
lions controlling the coal trade: but the state has
certain powers in the premises and Governor
Pattison Is fighting the battles OF the people of
New YORK., New Jersey, Maryland. Delaware
and this District as well, while defending the
citizens OF bis own commonwealth agaips. ex.
tOrtion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14

w advertisements offered $500 cash for best
advertising notices For particulars addre. WORLDS
DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, go
Main 81. Buffalo. n. IL
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RIBBONS.

This department 10 complete in everything. and we
are selling Ribbons at such prices that it b almost in-
possible to believe.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TsOR RENT-FINE STORE AND BACK RUIgD-
Il tpgA 1000 = 81 W., block from f0nn6yjvanis
ava Two sil-plass Giles skow wIndowG SallS6n
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ZEPHYRa.

We are selling Zephyrs best quality. impor.
tationa At &c. an ounce. worth &C.; Germantown 1t
10a hank. and bstter qualities
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WANTED-BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UYANTED-BOAR AND ROOM FOR MAR
w rled couple without children, north Of i. and
east of l4th sts Address Box 5S office ocl4
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FOR RENT--FLATS

NOR RENT-A SUITE OF FLATS. FUR
IL nished and unfinished: most desirable, conven-
lent anG complete In every eiigbiy situated.
Can be snb-et Tor short term with privilege OF re-
newaL Terms reasonable. HILL d JOHNSTON,
13o loth ST. NV ocl2-3t
EOk RENT-FCRNiSHED, CHOICE FLAT. IN
The Everett" 1890 II ST. n.w.; two chambers
parlor and bath room Apply 10
THUS. J. FISHER & CO,
ocS-ot 1924 + NV.
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GnAsD OpEs1so
l.. &S:j : i e. E { : III i
e. e. 4 4 =. a EEssfa
sBb , - l z. ! "a "a kk==
us MARKET SPACE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
OCTOBER is And 10

NO TINE. TROUBLE AND EXPENSE HAS
BEEN SPARED TO MAKE THIS. OUR SECOND
FALL AND WINTER OPENING. A GRAND
SUCCESS WE CORDIALLY INVITE THE
LADIES AND THE PUBLIC OF WASHINGTON
TO CALL on Us ON OUR OPENING DAYS,
OCTOBER Is AND 10. WHERE WE CAN SHOW
A LINE OF MILLINERY GOODS AND cLoAKs
SECOND TO NONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14

We are showing Furs by the yard Of all kinds Of
animals at the lowest market price Num- Of all the
Leading Peta. We carry . full Line Of Embroidery
Silx and Ornaments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14

lNoR RENT-,T OMEGA WELL FURNISHED
Il House in a desirable part the CITY, for The win
ter or 10y the year. lila 18Th Mill Board with
those who take the house, # agreeable. ocl3-3t.
tNoR ENT-FUKNIsHED-oNE Or HE
Il nntst corner houses in the northwest section Of
the city, near dupont irce. furnished elegantly
ca lou unsuf passed For permit Inspect apply to
H. Ill. WAkNE a. Co, 9lB 4 St NV ocI3tts
IGOR RENT-1wo NEW HOUSES, ON n ST.
II near Dupont Circle; handsomely Finished low
rent Apply CHARLES EARLY. sos Isih ST. a. w.
Ocl.,2w - ~
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY, SEVEN OR
w eigh! room house. with mod imps; must he in
thorough pair and good locality: would be willing
rent by year Address. stating rent locality. etc,
ADVANCED RENT L, star Office ocl4-2ts
"ANTED-BETWEEN 18TH, nth il AND
w SITS. furnished unfurnished. partly nr-
furnished House. at q moderate rental for five six
months or Ion er. Address +. N, Star Office oI3-Sls
"ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE WITH STORE
w tnd cellar, in the northwest part of the city.
Address, stating location. NJ. RIGHTEI. Williams
Corner. Pa oc2-2ws
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LNOR RENT
Il 1919 1 81. l6r. $50
lotlo II. %. W, l3r....l25
l225 r 81. NV, l5r.-l5O
llU3-u5 18th n.w.lor.loB
III Attn St, l3r....S3. "a
1905 L 81. NV, l2r......s5
lalo T ST. n. W.. l2r....b
l10S F St N. W.. l2rs..-Tb
l0l4 10Th IT. NV. lOr. 75
1915 18th st. a. W., lar. .55
lo43 lsth 81. nv, 1lr-5o
1850 18th 81. IA. W. l,.rA2.Jo
936 Il II. s.w., . rs...al.o7
1910 13t ST. n W.. Dr.. 40
l23o nth It. NV. ar 81 90
40 y. }. av.s.e.. 10 rs-..35
so Il St NV. Srs.........35
e,lo 10th II. W.. or......32
l53. 10th ST. NV, z rs-3U
1919 9TH ST. N. W.. sr....3O
BIZ LIST. Sc, srs...........3o
ll6s : 81. NV, r.. ...26
1918 V st. NV, sr......23
l33 !. St. ne, $40. 45
l3s Sd ST n. W.. .r.-.....-..:3,l
Boundary. sr..-.............2-
224-226 Mass. av..7r2a.sO
- L st. NV. FRS. %
Oc13 4 "a WAR
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VTANTED-A COMFORTABLE ROOM FRONT
w situated between 10th and 18th aud and
streets A Catholic family preferred Rent not q
exceed Sl2. Address PERMANENT Star offica. It's
"ANTED-A COMFORT LIE SECON DsTORl
w room furnished or unfarnished with board. for
young married couple Trrnis mus, he reasonable
aud location central Private family preferred Ad-
dress j. L. b. star ONCE oc1A-Sts
"ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIPE
w permanently, suite " two or three Rooms with
board IN central neiEhborhool Address, stating locS
ton and price, G. 7. NJ, Star Office ocll-3ts
"ANTED-THREE FURNfSHED ROOMS FOR
w two persons. with board In a private family.
centrally located Address I, Star Office ocl3-2ts
"ANTED-NUMERoUS CALLS FOR ROOMS
sI all sections Of city. Persons having same viii
nnd to their interest TO register u. q. PROCTOR q
sON, Real Estate insurance. 1926 ST ny sel3-Sm
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
w about November 18th, furnished Iarlor, Bed
room or COMMUNICATING Sitting and Bedroom: second
sorry with board. in small refined family, betw
and and 9TH and l4th The best of refere uces
given and required. State terms. Address Box 81,
Star Office. ocl2-Sts
"ANTED-wE CAN RENT YOUR ROOMS
W quickly and save time end money Cal and ex.
anime our nee list and faclites for renting. H. A.
HENRIETTA. 1925 ST. NV, basement se:sOLlms
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PLUsHES AND vELyErs,

We can show you assortment of Pluahes and
VelYets both plain and fancy as well - Astrachaas,
1t prices that will defy competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14
BOARDING.

DETERSON, THE WELL-KNoWN AND POPU-
Il lar Caterer. has few handsomely Furnished
looms stiil unengaged TO let desirable guests
cation of the desirable tue CT y 1924 18th
street in first block north SCOTS Circle For in
common by guests large and sumptuously furnished
paror. Parties desiring to give receptions elegantly
served. ocl4 -Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14

Full line Of Dolls In Bisqus and Kid bodies It the
very bottom price
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4l9-43l Sd St ne. Or. SIS
3o:S. 3 aud q h ne, Or. Is
1885 l. ~. NV. or.........23
lU2o Nj. ave. o ~. ~. 30
6O2C st ne. or 20. 80
lU2l y. Capt. St, 7r.2O.JO
~ q 81. NV, r--..2o.s0
Is l. st. NV. sr-............2O
1915 10Th 81. n. w., Or. +. "a
fslS 9TH ST n W, 6r...2o
s20 y 81. n G.. 6r.-......-le
So6-s0s lvIh ~. ne. 7rJs
0s IIefrees st. sr..--..l6
22oS to 2215 Cleveland
81. or. ..-...-. .-.....- .-.----. 10
34o y u. sw.. era
-zlS X ct. n. w.. or-.-......-16
eo6 + 81. sw.. 0r...........-1o
lll3 Park Place, 6r.l2 80
5ls SIN st Sc. 5r...-.....l2
- j. 81. sw., 5r.-...-.......l3
3l6 Lsw..orx..........ll 80
Oil 18th Il. Sc, ors 1880
1871 n. Y. ~. NV. BRIO
OFFICE ROOM
11O6 r II NV. 3 rs......50
f. STORES.
302 9Th ST n. w.-...-....l2o0
Err & CO.. 30 + 81. NV.
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VUALKERa 2Ol 10TH STREET NV.
w Meth proof Felt larboaie OF II nse. teitA Pitch
plssesr. y. & ana Gn 1as. Cosseoaa.HaA Lame &C
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ENOR RENT-TwO OF THE FINEST OF FIC
II kooms In this city second floor: spacious, bright
web adapted 10 any office business 10 very Desirable
tenant rent mOdera.e.
ocv-lw CUTTER & wIMER. 1923 St
LNOR RENr-ELEG nj OFFICE ROOMS. WAL.
II ter building, l0OS and lulO F l. NV, at low
prfceA W. g. DUVALL. successor TO Duvali & Ma r,
1x5 81. se17-lm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-24

for her shawl it could not be found She in
quired OF the maid in attendance, who remarked
that lady at that moment leaving the room had
taken shawl similar to the description given by
Mrs. FL. The latter, addressing the departing
guest, politely said:
Excuse me. madam, but I think you are
wearing my shawl"
You are mistaken" was the freezing re-
ply. II have nothing that does not belong to
me.n
A close inspection, however, convinced Mrs. II.
that she was correct in her surmises-
'You sha,l not leave this room." said She
s'nntl have personally satisfied myself that
am in error" Then, turning to ssveral ladies
who were watching the proceedings with undis-
guised astonishment, Mrs. Fl. continued
IF one of you ladies win examine the under
side Of that shawl you will find my initials sewed
In the CENTER
The garment was grasped by two or three
curious hands simultaneously. single glance
showed the letters ''E. J. H." precisely as Mrs
h had said. Meanwhile the aristocratir thief
was fleeing down stairs as fast as sha, @ and
ridicule could drive her. She is the wife of an
officer in the United States navy and descend
ant of one Of the bluest- biooded New England
families.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Mrs. Callahan. an old lady. aged seventy years.
living near Frankfort Ont. was burned to death
yesterday while endeavoring to light fire.
Fire yesterday morning in tenement house.
No ia Division street. New York caused
the death of Minnie Rosenberg by suffocation
The damage to the building is slight.
Samuel Brigham. cashier of the Wyndham
Conn. National Bank. has been held in SIS GOO
bail on charge of abstracting S. 900 note from
the bank. misapplying bank money and embez-
element.
Rev. Father Demattos, of st. Paul EPISCOPAL
Church, of Leavenworth, Kan. whose requiem
mass for the late Rev H. d. Jardine created so
much comment. and who was censured by
Bishop Vail for so doing. has resigned. claiming
he could not remain in diocese where the views
of the bishop and his own were 80 widely differ
ent.
A passenger train on the Reading railroad
which left Pottsville. Pa, at o'clock yesterday
morning for Williamsport, Pa. met with seri-
GUS accident at Tamaqua. A defective switch
threw the train off the track and over nm en-
bankment badly smashing and setting fire to
the cars. A number of passengers were hurt
Wesley Hamm and Joseph Fisher. of Potts
vile, were seriously Injured. Nobody was
killed.