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Evening star., 1886-11-10

NEw Frcs. NEw CusnAsrs
NEW RAISINS, NEW CITRON
NEW CATCH MACKEREL
NEW CATCH CREAM GOLDFISH
NEW y. Y. STATE BJCKwHEAT,
NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP
From Cold Storage, as fine and fresh favored as the
in sprIng time Try IL
CKEAaEIsY BC1TE-k IS Choice fl Is possible to
produce. Price very moderate
Roquefort and Edanl CH t.ESE, this seasons por-
fatcn-
NOr.ops Celebrated Pineapple CHEESE, picnic
and table sizes
Eng ish Dairy and New York State CREAM
CHEESE
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
Company,
ocl5 40 9th ST.. bet ID and E.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

! FRENCH YoUNG LADTEs' SCHOOLS The
principal English and American ciergymen in
Paris, and many weil-known French Protestant
divines, have signed o protestdenying the truth
the manner OF conducting Soling ladies' schools
there. They. declare that ttese scnools are a
pure and healthy In tone e. any In England or
America.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
BosHShII & cARusI. Real Estate Brokera-
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SECOND STREET
BETWEEN AND IL STREETS NORTHEAS,r
Ar Pit RII(, AUCTION

BY virtue of deed OF trust. recorded In Liber eA
No S6 folio 6., o. the land record, for the Dis
trict OF Columbia. We will sell pubic auction Es8
N ffont OF the premises. on FklDA Y, NOyENRIk n
ETH. 1856. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ parts
Of Lots numbered III r,een l3) and fourteen H. in
square seven hundred and nineteen -l91: Beginnin,
al point on Second street east five (5) feet two lS
inches south OF the north line oi said lot 4
ne nee due north gn.sen 0sl fe ,our 90 Inches:
the west line Of second street east then aloug fhs
line OF >econd street eighteen lS four Al inches
10 the point ut beginning.
The Improvements consist of . twostory frame
dwelling
mentS at nine and eighteen months. secured notes
of purchaser bearing ak per cent Interest deed of
trust on the properly. $40 down time of sale
ECGENE CAkuSI,
n3dts NArHANIELC trustees
Evening star., 1886-11-10


SPECIAL SALE
One Schomaker 4 Co Piano. in frst-class condition;
Two Very Handsome French Plate Mantel Mir
rors; Parior Suites, Easy Chairs: Marble TopTables
French Moquet Body Brussels and other Carpets in
prime condition. Mirror Back Etegeres Walnut NJ
Top Chamber Furniture. in suites and separate
pieces; Fine Hair Mattresses; Feather Pillows and
Boisters Woven Wire Springs Walnut NJ. Top
SidebOards; Walnut Lxtension Dining Table; Wal
nut Leather-covered Dining Chairs Decorated
Dinner service; Plated Ware; Decorated and Plain
Toilet Sets, together with many other articles OF
value in the Housekeeping line.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH, 1885,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, within and in front
Of my Auction Rooms, shall sell frst-cass collec-
ron of Household Goods removed there for convent
ence Of sale
THOMAS BOWLING.
n1O5t Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

PoIsoN IN THE APPLE JAcK.-H. N. Jones, Q
young man Of Harrison county, W. Va, has
been arrested, charged with attempting 10 poi.
SON Hammond Griges, wealthy citixen OF
Monongolia county, by giving him apple
that Jones is engaged to the daughter of Griggs,
but that the Old gentleman's objections stand
I'm the way of the marriage.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

CAUSE OF FRED ARcHER's SuIcTDE.-At the
inquest In the case ~ Fred Archer, The famous
Jockey. ct London, yesterday, IL was proved
that he had sustained no Losses In betting, ana
that the cause Of Encouragement Was typhoid
lever, caused by weakness due to the restricted
regimen which he had adopted In order 70 re-
sane wss rendered. II 10 rspogtsd that Archer
Leaves E26O, 600.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

SUICIDE ON THE EVE OF MARRIAGK-A
Hawkinsville (Ga.) special says: ]. c. McCor-
broker, who was TO have been married ro-mor-
row night to Miss Carrie Lewis. a lady OF high
social standing ana noted beauty, committed
fits OF dependency. and It is supposed that the
excitement attending the wedding prepara-
tiOns SO worked on his morbid, nervous sensi-
bility as to cause selt-destrCction.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

KNIGHTS OF LABOR In CANADIAN PoLrrTcu
In the coming elections In Canada the knights
OF Labor are going 70 take important part.
Their organization Is going on, and they will,
pledged TO respect their claims 20 protection.
The encouragement Of Chinese cheap labor in
British Couinbin, as well AZ Sir John McDou-
ads immigration policy I'm the east IN bring.
lug into the country more mechanics and
the order.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

GEoRGE NJ. Balm Aoo6IrrED.-The trial of
George ID. Balm, jr.. cashier OF the insoivcnt Ex-
change National bank, for fraudulent misap-
plication OF the funds OF that institution, closed
i'm Norfolk. Va. Amer long conference, the
jury reported to the court that they could not
agree and were hopelessiy divided. Judge Bond
cussion they could arrive az q Just verdict. The
Jury again retired aud at O'Clock brought In
verdict of acQuittal.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
LNITCH, FOX l. BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'
Il 18th st. aid Pennsy lv auia ave- n W.

IL 18th st. aid pennsylvania ave. NV.
REMAINING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CAR
PETS, &c. CONTAINED IN DWELLING No.
S22 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST
COMPRISING PARLORFURN TCRE DWARF
BOOKCASE,L LIBRARY Ia BI EEASYCHAIkS.
II. T. TABLES. ETEGERE, EASEL, WALNUT
CHAMBER SETS. WARDROBES. SINGLE
6ELSi EADS, BUREAUS. TOILET GLASS,
LOUNGES. DESK. MT. SIDEBOARD, WAL
Nut PILLAR EXTENSION ia BILE DINING
CHAIRS. HAT RACK, HALL CHAIRS, HAIR
AND OTHER MATTKESSExS, BRUSSEiS AND
OTTER CARPETS, STOVES. &c. AT AUC-
TION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. G.NOVEMBER TWELFTH
At Ten O'CLOCK. We VIII sell aa tn aoOve residen, e.
all the remaining Furniture, &c, contained therein
to which attention is called
n9d DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
Evening star., 1886-11-10
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
Ku,rs I'm Trying 10 Saw. ME nr.sse-.


BIEMrNeHAM, Ala, Nov. lo.-Fun partlea.-
lars have been received OF the horrible death of
John and Mat Parsons At Pratt mines By a
mistake three freight cars were cut loose frcm
train and run down grade until they
bumped against five cars loaded with stone al
the thIrty-fonr trestle, near the Laura SLOPE.
Mr.. John Parsons was the foreman OF the sec
Ton work, from which he Wa returning accom-
panied by his brother, a deaf mute, and eight
hands. on a hand car When on The opposite
side OF the trestle the men lost control oi the
car. which ran down the grnde , aaS me. tne
loaded ears on the irestle. The eight negroes
Jumped and saved themselves. john Parsons
remained on the car 10 save his brother, who
old not hear him call out aud both were
crushed 10 death.
Prisoner Rob the Jatler aud Escape.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 1o.-Monday evening
when Jailer Brooks went into the corridor NJ
the jail 10 lock the prisoners In their cells. he
was set upon by six OF them, who threw him
down, Tied n towel over his mouth and tied his
me Key TO the outer door and about six dollars
In money irom his pockets, and made their es-
cape. The alarm was given almost immediately.
out @ none oil them have been captured. Those
who escaped were William Courtney. white,
Tor forgery; j. W. Lovingston, white, burglary;
eoored hnrpisrS. eors osseer er M's a,.s M,,eS'
coiored, murder; Scip Williams, colored. assault
and battery.
DysPepttc Indian Mills Hiuseif.
FORT kEoGH, MONT, Nov. Io.-Braidei
LOCKS, u prominent Cheyenne Indian, commit
ted suicide by shooting. Indigestion was the
cause. He brooded over his trouble some time
and then placed the muEzle OF his gun al his
breast, pu ling the trigger with his toe IL il an
unusual thing for an Indian 10 commit suicide.
Woman 60 be Hanged.
FOR KILLING, BOILING AND BURNING HER
HUSBAND.
In the court OF oyer and terminer at Herki-
mer, n. ", Monday, the case vi Mrs Roxaiaua
Druse convicted OF killing and afterwards
burning and boiling the body OF her husband.
came up before Judge Williams upon motion oi
District Attorney Sheldon, the court OF appeals
having confirmed the conviction OF the lower
courts. The news oi the motion soon spread
and the court room crowded. When the
condemned woman WAS brought into court hN
the sheriff she iooked pale and nervous Ancr
the motion by the district attorney the court
recounted briefly the story oi the revolving
crime and the subsequent trials. The murder
ccmber IL. 1854. The trial began September
p, lSS5, and on October q Mrs. bruse WAS sen
fenced L" be hanged November -. lss5. An
appeal WAS taken, first Io the supreme court,
and second 10 the court oi appeals. both review
ing and nnding no error. The court asked tie
usual questions of Mrs. Bruse as To why sen-
tence of death should not be passed upon her
Ia which she replied: Il have nothing 10 say
The court then appointed December %, lss6,
a. the date for her execution. Mrs. Druse then
broke down and wept bitterly. Her counsel
will appeal TO the governor to commute the sen
tence.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

NO pIsruRbAScsIssfkRpAY-soNE FIRING
AT pFrUj NSn wArcHMEN.
There wss no .Nisorder in Chicago yes
terday. AbsatX ex in the afternoon. at
t2d streetAnd}hsfa1d avenue, four deputies
who wecsr foSs % aaey were fired rs,sIs% upon
but the ;Egr( ped. The watchmen at
Moran s He ,,le house were also fired
sn %o isSqs Sspm g;, s;sS n.y. by unknown persons
Between @ ". 70 al, l.eh men were at work
in the packtu fiogAss uli day. The strikers
seemed glad that the packers association had
formally declared war on the labor organiza-
tions. AS one man said, II think we were In
the wrong when this last strike was ordered,
but the packers, by their outlawry resolutions,
ersl assembly OF the Knights could not consist
emily take up our fight; to-day, and from this
on, they will be bound 10 do battle for US. The
order has been attacked, and every officer and
member must stand up tor u.s.
Mr.. Barry called on Mr. Botsford, of the pack
ess ,t committee. de asked whether u was true
striking Knights OF Labor should renounce their
order as a condition precedent TO being re-em-
pioyed. Mr.. Botsford replied that such was the
The railroads are helping the packers I'm every
way, as the speedy close OF the strike II OF the
greatest possible moment TO them. All the
roads are Offering TO bring work men and 10 re-
TURN them Tree OF charge in case they are dissat-
lsed.
About 100 carpenters quit work at Swifl's. A
short time ago the firm gave them an advance
oi % cents a day and nine hours work. They
stopped yesterday, however, and joined the
E.uks Of those hglltiBg for eight hours.
The following notice was issued to-day by the
Knights OF LABOR: "Butchers, mechanics, and
hinorers are warned To keep away from the
stock yards, as The men are astrIke.'
The master workman of the butchers assem-
bly,, sylvester Gaunt, has resigned his office
because of his inability TO satisfy the men, and
because he Is thoroughly satisfied with the ac-
ions ot Barry, Butler, aud Marshall.
General Master Workman Powderly, when
seen by "A reporter in Philadelphia last night,
REUSED TO say any thing about the strike.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs.-A Penn
syivania convention OF the faction Of the An
cient Order Of Hibernians, which follows the
lead of the Board Of Erin, met yesterday in
Ptlsburg. The proceedings were secret, but IT.
was learned that the purpose OF the convention
Was to adopt some means to heal the breach
between them and the American branch OF the
order. As the latter are required to pay al
legiance TO the Board of Erin, il is thought that
a reconciliation Will not be effected, unless the
Board of Erin faction abolishes that objection
abie clause and agree to be governed by the
constitution and laws OF the American body.
About 100 delegates, claiming TO represent
10000 members of the order, are present.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
a LOug-I.o~s d usband.

AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS ABSENCE HE RETURNS
AND CAUSES MECH LEGAL TROUBLE.
A Pittsburg special says: John Geltz and his
wife Catharine filed paper In the orphans
court last saturday, which involves a remarka-
BILE story. They were married on the LIST day OF
July, 1s6O. and lived together until the 9Th
day OF October, 1870, when Geitz lett home and
did not return until the 29th day OF last Sep.
temOer, a period OF fifteen years The vile hear
ing nothing OF her husband for eleven years
after his departure, fell IN love with Henry T.
Il. Scott, and on November =, 1851, WAS mar
ried TO him and lived with him until her first
husband returned. During the absence OF the
first husband the wife inherited considerable
properly from her father. She sold seyera al acres
OF the property and her last husband joined
with her In max ing deeds Tor the same. Now,
that the first husband has come back. the sec
ond marriage has become voId and the sales OF
property made by the wife cannot be enforced.
The matter has been taken into court I'm order
TO stralghten out the entanglements surround
Ing the wife's property. immediately upon the
who was then living as Mrs. Scott, deserted her
new husband for the old one and they now live
together as II nothing had happened.
One Way Of Getting AN Appetite.
From the Kingston Freeman
This morning a dyspepticLooking man en-
tered q blacksmith shop in Rondout. He
waited until the blacksmith put a hot shoe 10
the loot of horse that was being shod, when
he bent down and drew in with his nostrils
several draughts OF smoke that arose from the
burning hoof After the man left the shop, q
reporter OF the freeman asked the blacksmith
IL the man who had just taken his departure WAS
crazy.
"Oh, no." responded the blacksmith, '.be 10
only working up an appetite. Strange it
may appear TO you, yet the fact is true, that the
inhalation into the lungs OF smoke from a
horses hoof, when IL is being shod, IN the best
appetizer in the world. That man you saw
here will now go home and eat a good square
meal. He came into the shop without an appe-
tite, and went away hungry. I have on an
average five patients a day, who visit my shop
for AN appetizer. One day not long ago they ali
gathered about At one time. II was q iunny
sight to see them all bending over 10 get their
nostrils near the burning hooI aud draw In good
hearty suffers Ii could bottle the apeLizer
and get patent right on IL, 1 could make q
mint Of money In short time. How does it
AFFECT my appetite? Go ask my wife, and she
Will tell you that 1 eat more than any man sho
ever saw. On extra busy days, when cannot 90
home 10 dinner, she sends IL TO me by two CHILD
rem. Each ones brings wel-filled PAIL Il 10 rars
occurrence when "A blacksmith " no shoes horses
gets rich from the revenue ne derives from his
trade, Il is almost impossible for him 10 do it.
The appetizer that is constantly arising 70 his
nostrils makes him ravenously hungry, and
the bulk OF his earnings goes To satisfy craving
appetite"
Evening star., 1886-11-10

EX-PoSTMASTER VEAZEY GONE TO CHICAGO.
The Baltimore american this morning says
The supreme bench on Monday passed an order
setting the 10Th instant Tor Il hearing in the
case OF ex-Postinaster 1. Parker VeaZey, who
was required to show cause why he should not
be disbarred upon his own acknowledgment Of
misappropriatiun of funds, while serving
ClintOck, deputy clerk OF the superior court,
yesterday started to serve the order upon MIR.
NeaZey at the home Of his fatherin- law, MIR.
Gaddess. He saw Mrs. Feazey, who informed
him that Mr.. VeaZey was in Chicago, and. con-
seQuently, the order coud not be served 1t is
tor good. and he will probably remain in the
west. Shond he not return, il is thought that
the supreme bench will take no further action
in the matter.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

oue iIom Or. oen u. fOOI, the medical sanitary
inspector, who says: 1.-THE year has been COM
paratively uneventful from q sanitary point OF
view, The total death-rate having been below
the mean annual rate for the past eieven years
and the leading contagious diseases noticeable
for their absence or small mortality. Measles
which, in the winter OF 1884, became so prev
alen1 aud caused such large proportion oil the
cuse ol sne o~S a mas hav
year. Scarlet fever, though having apparently
effected permanent iodgment in lnis District,
either Of the three previous years, and caused
only One-half OF the mean annaai number oi
deaths from this disease. Diphtneria was at,
or u little above, the average, while Group was
only about one-half as fatal as usual Typhoid
fever has been above the mean for the last two
years, while ct the returns from .yphomaarial
lever nave gradually decreased during the past
tour years. The ueaLh-rate from the fevers
ciassed as malariai has been lower than at any
several times TO see Cases which presented some
OF the early symptoms of smallpox, In no in.
stance dld the diagnosis remain long In doubt,
dreaded maiady. There was not y single case
oichoiera, yellow lever or typhus lever reported
during The year."
THE INSPECTION FOR PLUMBING.
A long report from the inspector Of plumbing,
Mr.. Samuel A. Robinson, is also submitted. In
this connection the health OfIc8f REMARKS: '.fhe
plumbing regulations which went into effect
under authority Of law In the year 1881 IN
this city were the first regulations Of their kind
enforced 6y any municipality in the known
world. Tne department. feels quite y pride IN
this child OF It's iabors, and the work it has ac
eomplished already bears evidence Of the value
The inspector Of plumbing, after stving statis.
tics OF his work Tor the year, rerharkx that the
great namber Of inspections nade suggests
from the fact of their superiority in sanitary
constrnction over old houses, and tesstiass 70
the Lively s snnissy {; . ny sns general public
REWER 0Aa ru O3.n HoDHRR
Evening star., 1886-11-10

sistant railroad agent At Robbins, Barnweu
county, 3. c., while drunk Monday, followed E.
L. McIreary into a store in which the latter was
clerk, and in the affray which followed Roun-
tree was shot by McCreary. He died yesterday
morning from the effects Of his wound.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
THE EVENING STAR.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
IMp0praNT SALE OF WORKS OF ART.


FI,HoMAs BOWLING. AuciiOneer'
IMPORTANT SALE OF WORKS OF ART
swE ARE AUTHORIZED EEPcTfoS TO SASTonkHE OF 6k1 2 "A
OF ART, CoNPKIsING ILaLiIAN ALL S SscTLPTukEs'
iiSS iieShT Is rekfE.tMaaE kEks tMaaEfLE THPEsTAs Win
5tsT 5HtkhokEtEG kEtkfvf fAf1 fhSS AK GEMS
HSSMs HsSS wEEk IAfFH sFsfEr asS SIT
a4NH2 ASP EVE Kach 1sss psS AT ELEVEN
On Exhibition Tuesday SSys99e5 % EN- flom 10
m nos.ais e 9 pm oAAs Do"a1sS; Auesoneer.
o BENsINGER. Auctioneer
HORSE. CARTS. WAGONS, HARNESS. &C.
win be sold al the Bazaar, No. $40 Louisiana ave
ENTH at 10 o'clock. seven fne young Horses two
Carts h,n three ,s and four ses Of Harness. the
nsss '' ppes BfNs1SdRyR. n; s hys.' Auctioneer
WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO.. AuctiOneers
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
100000 CIGARS,
Consisting of the finest Brands in the market.
IMPORTED KEY WEST AND -MESTIC.
Tor convenience of sale will be sold in our Store We
respectfully inform the public, dealers and smokers
that the above stock is of superior quality Ample
These goods will be soidin lots OF box and up
wards. sale to commence Y, NONEM-
BER ELEVENTH, at TEN An. TWO and EVEN
PM. WALTER Il. WILLIAMS IL CO.,
ns-4t Auctoneers.
DUBIIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE
AT BOARD OF BROKERS ROOMS,
HOG ST. NV. =
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ELEVENTH.
1SS6. at ONE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, the following Proper
ties will be offered:
By THOS f WAGGAMAN.
No. 10 O ST. n-w sub-lot 40, square 421, two-story
and basement, q rooms. all conyr rnienceS.
No 1850 samson st. twO-story Frame, being east
hall OF Lot Al, square 2O9.
Terms at time of sale
THOS F wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
W. C. DUVAIL, Auctioneer. nS-3t
Evening star., 1886-11-10

ASKING AMNESTY FOR HUSBANDS AND
BRoTHERS.-0ne Thousand women dressed in
black arrived at Brussels Yesterday in a body
from Cnarieroi 10 petition for amnesty to the
men convicted OF participation in the labor
riots last March. The women had arranged TO
walk in procession from the railway station to
the legislative chambers. The burgomaster,
however, refused TO permit this. but allowed the
delegation 10 present their petition at the city
hall. The women were greeIed at the railway
station by a great crowd, who cheered them
heartily.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

AMERICAN PRIESTS WANTED.-At Emmitts-
burg, Nd, Monday afternoon Right Rev. Mgr.
Mary's college. In a short address to the stu
dents OF the institution he said he was sur
prised to find what rapid progress Catholiciiy
priests of American birth and education were
needed every where and hence he asked those
to whom he was speaking to pray for a voca-
tiOn TO the holy priesthood. He hoped that
many OF Mount st. Marys students would feel
themselves called to the altar; that they would
obey that Call and thus draw down upon them
selves and others tho choicest blessings OF
heaven.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

DECREASE IN THE DEATH INTERPRETATIONS
OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR YEAR-THE
REMOVAL OF AsHEs-THE GROWTH OF PUBLIC
SENTIMENT IN THE MATTER OF SANITARY
PLUMBING.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

FORT kEoGH, MONT, Nov. 1o.-Braidel
Locks, a prominent Cheyenne Indian. commit
ted suicide by shooting. Indigestion was the
cause. He brooded over his trouble some time
and then placed the muEZle OF his sun at his
Breast pulling the trigger with his toe. IL il an
unusual thing for an Indian To commit suicide.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
THIS EVENING.

fRaSk fRaSkfis + kAWHISas. <. MHISf Trustees
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-26
NotEcea to Creditors.

Estate of Ida tWate, ,dsceAsed-Notice IS here given by the, undersigned admInis tratrix oI the estate 'of Ida 4 Waite, de- Ueasgu, te tyte creditors; of, and all persons having claims against said dccessed3 To- ex. hitit them With the necessary vouchers. within ioui months after the first iidblica ; ion of this neticc; at iei.S ofiire,, Fremon .treet, between Fourth and Ffihi Tomb tone, Arizona. ---' '-- V
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