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Wire News In brief.

The American worsted Mills. Of Providence. n
l., will start rp on full time on Monday,
Frederick Young. agel twenty-seven. wal
drowned yesterday while crossing the hArmAtea
River al CAton's Ford. Mo.
The Wholesale confectionery house OF W. A.
Quick 4 20, made an assignment a. kokoma
Ind, yesterday, with liabilities OF s.s.@ 900 and
assets the same.
An unknown man supposed to be q tram, w1
struck end Instantly killed by a train on the
Consolidated road. near South NorSAlk. Coma,
yesterday.
Four iaborera inhaled the deadly fumes Of aeid
at the Canton chemical works, In Baltimore. ias1
wednesday. and Nhart siisky Ia dead and ~
Others arr IN . erlten soaaitioa- AZ, afs ral1A
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INCOMING STEAMERS
DIE TODAY.
ponau. Hamburg Feb 20
Othcll, Antwerp Foh. %,
Carlisle, Rotterdam Feb rs
Diiam. Rotterdam March 3,
Uraunsrhwcig, Gibraltar March J.
Victoria Gibraltar March /.
Al,sil. Malaga March l.
Jersey CITY swansea March .
British X ng Narcotics March l.
DuE TO MORROW.
Camrarit. Liverpool March 10.
Spree Gibraltar harFh q
EIvEla. Venice fCb, q,
N,C7. Lisbon Toh Is
T%hiuryalla. IhristtaHsand March J.
'Sasmyth. -. Lucia March 10
Ilcsscl. st. Lucia March 10,
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IInughcy,s Men RnidInR.

Detectives Michach and Dale, Of Capt. Haughey's
command. raided three disorderly houses last might
and captured the proprietrssses and a dozen In
mates. They were Laura Williams. OF 1913 West
ForiS-siSth street Minnie Andrews. Of EOS West
Fortrsninth street. and belle Williams, Of $50
West FOrtv-third street. Justice Koch, at the
rorkvilIc Court. to-day discharged the inmates
and held the proprietresses for further examinA-
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Accused BY Her Children.

Emma Corr. thirty-eisht years old. OF III Ave
nuo u, was committed to the island for three
months by Justice Hogan in Essex Market Police
Court to-day, Her son and daughter charged her
with being an hahitual drunkard. Mrs. Corr's
husband died two weeks ago. Since then, the chill
dren say. she has not seen a sober day.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
lDy GAbls,k
ARRIVED.

Dy GAbleh
ARRIVED.
QUEENSTOWN. March i6.-Arriycd. steamer
I.ucaHia hIrl, Capt, Mckay, NcS York for LiNrr
pool.
B~REMERHAVEN. March l6.-Arrived steamer
Saale. from New York. via NSouthampton.
UAMBIRG, March l6.-Arriyed, steamer Mo
raVia, from New York.
SAILED.
LONDON. March ls--ssIled yesterday. steamer
America. for New York,
LoNpoN. March is.r-sAilsd. steamer Missis.
siBpl. for New iork, o.
I0HTED.
= BROW HEAD. Msph N-PassVd ukssmsr
'bsyic, New York tr HssrpoeL
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Tailor schiIIing Minded n Baby.

Christian schilling. a tailor, OF FOG EldridEe
street. made a charge o. assault against Baker
Jacob Gasser, Of the anne address. in the Essex
Market Police Court to-day. The trouble arose
over schilling minding = womah's baby yesterday
In the yard Of the premises where they both live.
Gasser liughed at him. The men came TO blows,
and tiasser tripped schillins. In the fall schili-
ing, d'siocated his right shoulder. Gssser was
held for trial,
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STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK.
All of the TroiIey-Cnrs Now Rum
ming I'm Long Island city.

The striking employees OF the Stein
way trolley system, who struck yester-
day, resumed work this morning.
All OF the distractions W. been re-
moved from the tracks mt all OF the
Assistant sapt Paul cossroye. who
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DR.. wcIIes to Lecture.

Or. Charles Stewart welles, OF az West Twenty
sixth street. gives a lecture before the Manhattan
Liberal Club, go East Fifteenth street, this even
ing on Liberty and Progress In Good Govern
mpnt -
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Capt. Pickett, of the East Eishty-eishth street
station. wants an owner for some deeds Of prop
erty found in the street. bearing the name Thomas
and John Dugan,
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Tcn-year-old Joseph KIssci, Of "a Graham ave-
nue. Brooklyn. was found suffering with small
FOX this morning and removed to the Hospital for
Contagious Diseases. .- "a
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Judgment Against Robson.

An attachment for s7SS was issued to-day
against George NJ Robson, eN-Secrstary OF ths
Navy. N favor Of W. ". Niles, jr. on an ~
signed claim,
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SHIPPING VIEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Port OF NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
Steamer ktilla. MI hiiesborO Feb. %.
steamer Carib Prince, Trinidad.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SAILED TODAY.
AsphcdrI. Cane Colony.
Algonquin. Charleston.
Ciij Of san Antonio. brunswick.
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lily. He Is taking care Of tho house.
They we're his initials, &c. H. r." which
appeared on the certificate rs filed.
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Mining stocks.

The following are the closing quota.
tlons OF mining stocks At the Consol!.
4ated Exchang. to-day:
MA AakSA MA A.L.d
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bouncing tho name Trawncls. ms did the
young man
that she hal met Francs hecaise he
knew many Kentuckians. and the en-
EIgement wluli be spread all over
Kentucky before they were ready to
have IL Known,
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California Excurslons.

The we'll known Phillips Excursion
Company have arranged to run week v
excursions to all principal California
and other Pacific Coast cities from all
points on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road.
The parties will leave the East on
Wednesday OF each week, commencing
January 18th, and passengers will be
booked through to destination. There
are no Pacific Coast tours Offering as
good accommodations at less expense.
For full information address A. Phillips
u Co., No III S. 9th street. Philadel-
phia, or call on nearest ticket agent
B. & o. r 4 Co.
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An EXCELLENT BjovoIe.

CHARLES r. EVANS has on exhibition
in the window of the State Savings
Bank, Rambler bicycle OF 1894, of
which no is the agent. The machine,
which Is beauty, has pneumatic tires
with copper rims snd toe brake, the
latest invention. The machine weighs
twenty three pounds, and is guaranteed
for twelve months. The price OF the
machine Is SIPS.
The Comfort OF the Gas Cooking Stove.
DURING the warm spring and summer
days Is not the heat from the coal cook
ing stove unpleasantly felt through tho
house? Those who use the gas stove
can tell you Of its comfort. l. ia also q
great comfort to be rid of kindlings,
coal, ashes, dust and smoke. 1t is
another comfort to find that it costs SO
little to operate-for many families less
than SO per month. We will be glad to
have you call at our Office and see sam
pies Of stoves which are furnished al
cost. ROANOKE GAS AND WATER Co.
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Originates in Impure Blood
Hoods sarsaparilIa Perfectly Cures

We do not need to watch inicntly TO see or
hear the victims of catarrh on every hand The
frequent cough, the blowing of the nose, the
uisagrecablc hawking the foul smell, and other
symptoms which betray the presence of this
very diSagreeablc disease, are noticed very gen.
orally. The disease is an inflammation of the
mucous membrane. Its direct cause is impure
blood Its cure is Hoods Sarsaparilla
&c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass:
" was first troubled with nasal catarrh I'm
1870 hut it did not give me much trouble until
$780, when became SO weak that could not
do any kind of manual labor. I moved from
this state to Mississippi thinking might find
some relief. AT the same time | was undergo.
Ing treatment for my complaint. After short
time returned to Texas and continued doctor.
Ing for the disease but did not realize any hene.
Ill. was very low when decided that would
Try Hoods SarsaparlI!a
and am compelled to state that before had
takcnall of the first bottle felt radical change.
The terrible headache spells had left me and
my appetite had come back. felt that was
going to get we'll so purchased another bottle
ana felt so much better after taking it that
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Worth knowing

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killing Blow to the strike.

UNIoNrowN, Pa, May 19.-Since the
beginning OF the strike in the coke
region about one month ago the situa-
ton has never appeared so unfsyorable
TO the strikers as this evening The &C.
tion OF the Cleveland convention in re-
fus'ng to recognize the strike and it's
cutting of all officers and promises Of
financial support Is regarded here as
the killing blow.
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10 oents buys the cloth binding and
St.60 the elegant Russia leather binding
OF Tho Magic City."s
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ROANOKE, VA. MAY 90. 1894.
RELIGION AND POLITICS.

The fO0thOlQ which religion is obtain
ing or trying to obtain in politics and in
the affairs of state Is a matter Of much
comment in these days. We have no.
ticed very recently denupciation OF
the course pursued by the American
Protective Association, commonly
known as the A. P. A, by prominent
Catholic organizations like the Ancient
Order Of Hibernisns and lettcrly by a
Catholic orator Of ability, Hon. Bourke
Cochran, of New York. These words of
warnings are but straws which show the
way the wind blows, and can be taken
as evidences that Catholics and anti
Catholics are arrayiug themselves
against one another in the political field
in way which is annoying, il it is not
forboding Of disastrous results.
The feelings between the supporters
of each OF these opposing organizations
is msnifesdly more marked in the West
than elsewhere. The A. p. A. orators,
the wires are continually informing us,
are being greeted by large crowds while
the Catholics against whom their shafts
are most directly drawn, are opposing
them with equal strength and conflicts
have been frequent among the jealous
supporters of one side or the other. Tie
a. Z. A. has within the past few months
been attempting to obtain a foothold in
some parts OF the South with varied sue.
cess at the several places. And in local
affairs here, as we'll as elsewhere, we
remark an existence of moro or less feel.
ing based upon religious belief
Without entering into any argument
as to the merits in the controversy now
being waged, we feel that it is not out
OF place to suggest that, as far as DOS
sible, the affairs OF church and the
affairs OF State be divorced and forever
kept apar:, or at least be separated
until the millennium shall be at hand
In other words, we believe that religion
and politics should not be com mingled.
The pages of history inform US of the
disastrous effects that have been pro.
duced when the two have been brought
into juxtapositlon.
The history of the old world is filled
with warfare entered into between ma.
tions and among own countrymen under
the gnise of religion. The results were
for the most part disastrous and now
in these latter days whom we observe
the freedom of the nations OF the world
from such conflicts we can but con-
clude that the true element of religion
has prevailed and warfare among ma
tions and between people have been
overcome by the broadening spirit Of
brotherly love aud the recognition of
the true religion aside from creed or
doctrine.
w" believe r",igion's highest dutv TO
b. TO reform pa,i.ici.ns no, politics
Reform the one who constitutes tho
other and the grandest and surest result
has been obtained. Not but what a
mans moral character can be brought
Into consideration when he is being put
IN nomination for some public Office, but
letquestions of mans religious creed or
belief not enter into affairs in which re.
iigion is not directly or Indirectly con-
concerned.
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The Work ola Fiend

WAvERLY, Va, May 19.-Intelligence
was received here last night that a col
ored man living near Sussex Court
House yesterday threw colored bow
and girl into we'll. The girl was
drowned and the boy was saved. The
guilty negro has been lodged in Sussex
jail. The names OF the parties have not
been learned. Great excitement pre-
walls among the colored people in that
locality,
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Is NIarriage a Failnre2

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The following Is list of letters remaining liz
ing May 10, 1894:
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A Prominent BaItinoraan Dead

BALTIMORE, May 80. Ridgely
Good win, ex State senator, recently ap-
pointed and confirmed as surveyor of
customs at Baltimore, died suddenly
this afternoon at his residence, st. Paul
and Reed streets. ageG So years.
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Chance for BOYS

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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a list of letters remainino lin
the postoflce OF Roanoke, Va for the yyeeL ind
ing May 10, 1894:
MEMS LIST.
Allen, Wiley Motley. Alexander
Anderson, s. II. Melville j. J.
Durrls, A. Mann, II. S.
Bramwell, j. ii. Mattce j n
Beardey, Harrison T. Muse, WIN. X.
Dobbtt, l. B. Mitchell. II. a.
blacS, Nell Owens, 4. Is.
Campbell. W. W. Phillips, j. j.
Caldwell, j. II. Singleton Albert
Coleman, Green Scriven S IL
Connclly, A. Shelley
Davis, DR.. Smith, Charley
carp, A. r.: Spanger, David
Fisher j. w. Smith Jyan
Fisher, w NJ Sanders. John
Eoodc, ); b. Taylor, Ed.
hooper, X. +. Trent, w. A.
liorbalt, Daniel Vaughn, f. a.
johnson, Joe Wade w G.
Johnson, VIII Williams, X II.
Lee, D. V. e. Wilson, Charles
lawson, e. Younger Peter
Lccky, ROOT. Morris, X. r. Il Co.
woaRN's LIST
Allen, Milrigc Hayes L.
Blalr, ADA Johns, Alice
Dcecn, Lucle NJ. MOrrcs, Ann
Clements, Berthe Minter Elizer
garter, Lecia McLane, K.
Dram, Berrie Morton Adala
Elniey, Emmer Moseley, Cornelier
Garland Is. A. Pcnelton, Martha
naner, John &. Wilcoo, Levie
Hunter, Rcbcccr Walking, Alice
henry, Marry Wright, Matte
Hale, Jennie Wood, Jennie
When calling for above letters please cay they
we're advertised Sunday, May 90.
w. +. DUPUY, Postmaster.
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Chicago Omciais Ind,.sed.

CHICAGO, May 1.-TWO aldermen,
three police officers and four judges and
clerks of election, wero indicted BY tho
special grand jury to-day for violation
of the election laws
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
EARL, Return EXpECTED.
Chaplain Thomas Thinks the PuiIrnaa
Strikers VIII soon Go Back

CHICAGO. July lS-Rev. Dr. H w
Thomas. chaplain OF the first infantry L
y. @. came up nom Pullman today. and
called on Vice President Nickes Of the
Pullman company. Dr. Thon as has been
striving TO bring about peace between the
company and its employees by getting the
men to return 10 work. IL has been sug-
geSted that If Mr. Nickes would consent 20
meet a grievance Committee from the
strikers that perhaps all difficulties could
be speedily patched up. While Dr. Thomas
is i'm sympathy with such movement. he
did not meet with Mr.. wickes to officially
announce It.
II came without authority" said he after
he left Mr.. Wicke's oficc. Just TO call on
the vice president as one netghbor would
call on another Mr. Nickes received me
cordially and talked over the situation at
Pullman before 1 left There were no re-
suits from my call.
During his stay at Puman. Dr. Thomas
said he was Impressed with the apparent
good humor which prevails among tn.
strikers and the company superintendent
He thinks that this Is an indication that
a settlement will be reached soon. and ne
gives IL as his opinion that the men Will
all be at work before many days.
Vice President Wickes refused TO he seen
after the conference with Mr.. Thomas He
sent word BY his private secretary thar
ne was too busy 10 be interviewed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
SENTIMENTAL SIDE,
Names Of Discharged Clerks VIII Not
BE Given Ont,

The changes which arc scheduled to take
were not promulgated today as it was
thought they would be.
1t has been whispered arounl the CORR
doris that Secretary Smith would give to
the press the names of all the clerks con-
ceined in the reductions. promotions and
dismissals, despite the fact that such a
course would be contrary to the practice
which has been followed i'm the Department
OF the Interior for good many years
There seems to have been considerable
Foundation for this rumor to rest On, as it
is known that the Secretary believes that
the public has a right to know who It is
employing and who 1t Is discharging The
claim Is also made that it is an additional
safeguard around tenure of office, as clerks
are sometimes. SO IL Is said, dismissed with
out reason. or what Is worse, without just
reason. and the world cannot know Of their
misfortune
Against this view of the case is placed a
sentimeDlal one. which is that it infiicts
neejlless humiliation and disparagement
on clerk to be dismissed for alleged in
competency and then to have the fact her
, aided in cold. loud type. 1t is claimed
! that when a man Is discha rged from a gov
ernment clerkship as incompetent to fiji
1t. 1t will seriously impair his chance OF
getting anything to do In private life Those
who think that all changes In the depart
ment personnel should be published claim
| that this argument Is a reflection on the
| efficient clerks. All sides of the question
have at various times been brought to the
attention Of the Secretary and he inclines
| to the sentimental side, claiming that nc
| good can result to the public from airy
knowledge Of a clerks incompetenCy, and
great injury would be wrought the unfor.
| tunate clerk. 1t Is therefore stated offfcial.
| ly that the names of those clerks who shall
| be affected by the changes soon 70 go into
| effect will not be given out by the depart.
ment officials.
The removals which were made in the
pension office are to go into effect on Aug.
u.S i. The promotions and reductions
| which will be announced. at the outside
| within a very few days, will also go into
| effect on the same date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
Miss Ru..ell Was Not There.

BROOKLYN. July 1S.-Injunction pro-
ceedings against Miss Lillian Russell came
up this morning before Judge Bartlett In
the special term of the supreshs, court. Miss
Russell was net present. having sailed for
England, but there were a number OF others
there who were anxious to hear the Result
of the proceedings. Counsel for Canary &
Lederer made an application for an order
requiring Miss Russell to, show cause why
the injunction obtained against her ap-
pearing under any -'ctherA management
should not be made permanent. Miss Rus
sells lawyAraaseldJ sudxe Bartlett that they
were not ready to proceed today with the
arguments In the case. The case was ad-
journed until Monday next Miss Russell
in the meantime being eH}oihed' from break
ing the contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
BOUND FOR LOURDES.
Ninety Pilgrims Departed Today
From New York.

From New York.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Ni1ety pilgrims
bound for Lourdes sailed today on the
Steamer Paris and Noordland.
AT $50 O'Clock this morning q special
mass was celebrated for the pilgrims In
the chapel of the monastery OF the Sisters
of the Precious Blood and as early as 9
o'clock there was a special confessional
After taking breakfast In the refectory
of the monastery and having their pictures
taken in several groups the party started
for the Paris under the guidance of Mr.
+. II. rhroOp Of Brooklyn. who has under
taken to act guide in their travels
through France. Switzerland and Italy.
- The rumor that Bishop Mcdonnell was
going with the pilgrims to Lourdes was
ct at rest this morning by the informa-
ion given at his house that he was In the
/. Catskill mountains
When the party &c. IS at Rome Pope
Leo Will grant .hSz special audience
Then the men W. e arrayed in dress
suits and the women In black dresses and
Brussels wells
The pope will at this audience bless and
consecrats the banner which the pilgrims
will then proceed to place In the basilica at
Lour3es.