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Evening star., 1886-11-10

In company with Mr.. and MRS. Thomas
Emory, Miss Winnie Davis left New York yes
lerduy for Syracuse.
Judge ]. a: |. Lee, president of the Roanoke
Zinc ana silver Mining company, sold the
mines near Roanoke, Va. to j. 81. bartlett, OF
London, Eng, for $6OO.OOO caAh.
Joseph Mckee, about seven years old, was adj
Judged insane by the county court at salem,
Ill, yesterday.
Monday night i've masked men entered the
mouse q George Smith, near Cherry Tree, Ind,
and holding revolver 70 his head forced him
70 produce -, 600 In gold which he had In the
mouse and made good their escape.
dividing Atlantic City, n =, into four wards.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
White House Callers.
DISTINGUISHED POLITICIANS CALL UPON II

DISTINGUISHED POLITICIANS CA LII UPON THE
PRESIDENT.
After to-day the President will decline to re-
cetve any callers until Congress meets. except
in cases of important public business, which
does not include appointments to office, In order
that he may find time to prepare his message.
An unusual number OF politicians and Con
gressmen TOOK advantage OF this last day Of
grace 10 press their suits. Among the callers
were ex-senator Mcdonald, Senator Edmunds,
ex-Secretary Boutwell,, Third Auditor Williams
and Representatives Matson, BuIterworth,
Boyle, Ermentrout, Collins and Wilkins.
Senator Edmunds, accompanied by Governor
Boutwell,, reached the White House just as ex.
Senator Mcdonald and Representative Matson
were coming out They greeted one another
very cordially. As the usher threw open the
second part Of the double door Senator Ed
munds exclaimed, 'You are not opening the
door for me, are your
That's rignt," said ex-senator Mcdonald;
throw everything open to him." and the two
political opponents, but personal friends, sep
arated iaughingly.
1t Is said that Senator Edmunds receives more
recognition and attention at the White House
than any other Congressman, republican or
democrat.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
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A Man Kills His wife and Two Chill.
dreu and Is G.yuc6ed nv n MOb.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. lo.-A special from Larned,
Kan, says: Intelligence comes from Hodge
man county OF a crime which rivals I'm In
humanity and brutality the butchery OF his
family by Willie Sells, the boy murderer The
scene OF the tragedy Is near Marine, In the ex-
treme southeast corn of Hodgeman county.
Seven years ago beautiful young lady, named
Lowber, ieii in love with sam Purple, man
whose reputation for sobriety and miidness Of
nature was not by any means TO be envied.
Against the wishes OF all the young lady's
friends they were married and settled down
near Marine. They never lived very happily
together and Purpe's viciousness eliminated
FRIDAY morning last in the murder of part of
his family and In his own death at the hands
| OF an enraged mob three days later. AT the
time OF the murder his family consisted OF seven
persons-himself, his wife, his wiles sister and
tour little children. the youngest only three
weeks old.
WHAT LED TO THE BUrcHERY
Friday morning his vile arose and prepared
breakfast. She then went To awaken her hus-
band, which SO enraged him that he sprang
from bed, and, seiZing his revolver shot his
wife through the body. She died at once The
newborn babe was next fired at, with the
same result He then killed another of his
children and his sister-in-law, Miss Lowber, the
bail passing through the arm and lodging some
where ~ the = shoulder, 70 AS AS nus empted his re-
A MISTAKE WHICH STOPPED THE SLAUGHTER.
A mistake which he made stopped the deadly
proceedings. The powder was poured Into one
barrel ana the shot into the otner. With this
he endeavored TO blow off the head OF another
child, but as there was nothing except powder
burned py the explosion.
A heavy blanket was seized and wound
around the suffering child. and this securely
wrapped with a heavy wire in the hope that lIs
might accomplish by suffocation what he had
faied in by the Use OF the shot gun. The child
will recover, though fearfuily disfgured. The
murderer then mounted q horse and started
across the field towards Marine, with the
avowed purpose OF numbering his wifes father
and mother. Before ne could accomplish this,
however, the wounded young lady had made
her way 10 the village and notified the inhabi.
tants OF what had happened, and they con.
gregated for assistance.
Isf--rfrEf = THE MURDERER LYNCHED.
Seeing that his plan was frustrated, Purpho
fastened to Jetmore and surrendered himself
to the authorities, where he was placed In JAN,
surrounded by q heavy guard. Last night
MOB OF about 100 men went In quietly to the
Jail aud demanded the prisoner, who was de.
uvered with little ceremony. He was taken
back TO the scene OF his crime and hanged TO q
tree. Only one member OF the family escaped
serious injury and that was the murderer's
little boy, who had hid under his bed when ho
heard his father coming.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

LONDON, Nov. l0.-A Russian eng ineer claims
10 have discovered a process OF reducing petro-
leum TO the Iorm oil crystals, which may be
easily and safely transported to any distance
and then reconverted into liquid form.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
rHE MuRpEkRR LYNcHKn.
Den0uncfng the Italian Government
THE VATICAN PREPARING ANOTHER ENCY.
4. L

ROME Nov. 1O.-The vatican is preparing fol
publication an encycIical letter coudemninl
ana stignatizing the Italian government L. who's
policy, The letter will say, places the pope Id
the power OF u revolution which menaces his
liberty,
Evening star., 1886-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-There was moderately
strong opening At the stock exchange this morn
ing, drst prices showing advances over the clos
ing prices Of last evening OF from y 70 3 per
cent generally. while several stocks remained
unchanged, and Pacific Mail was oown h
There Was quiet business only, In which JeF.
sey Central, Reading and Norfolk Western pre-
frst exhibiting slight heaviness, soon became
nrm 10 strong, and Memphis and Charleston
rose 8, Oregon Improvement 2, jersey Central
! and the general list small fractions. Indiana,
Bloomington and Western Was c0nspicuOusly
weak, losing A per cent There Was some
sltght reaction hate In the hour, bat at IL O'Clock
the market fs active and strong.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
Japanese Visitors at the white House.

PRINCE KATSUMA AND HIS PARTY-CALL Upon
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND
The Japanese prince and party, including the
ladies, called at the State department this
morning accompanied by the Japanese minis.
ter; Chief Clerk Brown, of the State department.;
DR.. Ruth, Of the navy, and Capt. Taylor, OF the
army, the latter two in uniform. They paid
their respects to the Secretary of state and ac-
companied by him proceeded 70 the White
House to pay their respects to President and
Mrs Cleveland. They were received shortly
before noon In the blue parlor by the President
ana his wife and remained some time enjoying
social chat The visitors then proceeded to
visit some Of the local places of interest under
the guidance OF MIR. Brown, Dr. Ruth and Capt.
Taylor. The visitors were given q dinner last
evening at the japanese legation by Minister
Evening star., 1886-11-10

NOVELTIES In BLACK Goops
ShATON PERRY.
(SUCCEssOK TO PERRY & BRoTHERG
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS ELEGANT
STOCK OF
IMPORTED BLACK DRtSS FABRICS
NoNELIIES IN CROWN SERGES AND CHE
RAVE LONG.
MERVEILLEUX.
BATAVIA.
HABIT CLOTHS I'
CANVAS CLOTHS
DRAP DALMAS.
CHUDDAS
x,,,,,,,,r, ,,,,, DRAP D'ALMEDA.
FhiESILE4S SILK WARP HENRIETTAS, I'M.
49, FERlAL SERGES AND MELkOSE CLOTHS
SUo ohIAC CLDS ENGLISH GRAPES AND Wells
EGRiN,S CELEBkAIED BLACK CASHMEREH
NfM FLAdN And TWILLED FRENCH COS
LUPINS FRiNGED, HEMMED AND GRAPE
B3RpEkED THIBET AND CAMELs HAIR
NOVELTIES IN BLAcH SILK UMBRELLAS.
IuIh NTH MOURNING STICKS AND MOUNT.
TREFOUSSE AND PERINOTS BLACK KID
GLON -, BOTH PLAIN AND ENlBROIDERED
NOvELIiES IN MOUhNING HANDKERCHIEF
NEM HLASk COTToN, Isle AND SILK
LADIES AND CHILDREN's BLACK CASHMERE
HOSE A@A'AS
NOVELTIES IN BLACK JACKETS AND WRAPS.
1AfOnIED BLACK JERSEYS FROM 81, 50 TO So
~ PLAIN f1Gu RES AMI CUHtEl.F PKiCnc
sEA1ON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
r.,.,,,.,., ,sAo Penn Avenue Corner stn street.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
The National Drill.
THE b. AND o. TO BOON 1.-THE FIFTH MARYs

LAND REGIMENT.
Mr.. T. c. De Leon, the managing secretary Of
the national drill, who IL now making . trip,
which will take in . number Of cilies, on busi-
ness In connection with the drill, has written
from Baltimore TO District Commissioners
Wheatley, chairman OF the drill committee.
Mr.. De Leon had q conference with Mr. c. &
Lord, general passenger agent OF the battinore
the sssistance OF the Il a o. road, Ia its passen-
ser eOnoecttou. 20 every extent he Will also
act = DemDer % o. the sqsisory sa cTnmitsss @ On
Loro said, lyon can assure the committee that
the Baltimore and Ohio will do every thing in
driA. II will boom IL In every practicable way,
and 4 VIII g0 - Isr as 4 did ior the nrst orioss
with stewart Brown, colonel ol the Fifth Mary.
land regimenL who, although very conserve.
snd sss' wi VII ss Sosrd or fo,d aoern 20
action - soon as he receives proper documeptA
TAE WIPES ANswER IN A DIVORCE SUIT.
In the divorce case OF George II. Hooper against
Annie L. Hooper, the latter to-day, by Mr.. w.
A. Cook. fled Der answer. She admits thai she
yeass old; denies that he ever discharged hh
duties - husband; ASSERTS that he iaiied 10 pro
s dens. sna1 she s lsn.ss ~ss uneS.as M.sS
osfore marriage, or that she was OF loosa
or immoral character. or that alter sep
the house OF Madame Tapp. but svers tbst t
while under excitement she visited the houso
two or three umes. She states that she was
unexpected return Of her husband she IN.
formed him and he lived with her afterwards
several months. she also nies croas bill, in
her parents about = month he hen her, tut ro.
turned some months afterwards, and lived
LEFT and dsssrted her She asks decree on tsse
eros bill, with the restoration OF her maid "a
name q LAngham. aiinoay ana counsel d
Evening star., 1886-11-10
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Evening star., 1886-11-10

QUEBEc, Nov. 10.-At 81 Goorge de II Beauoe
. number of young men attacked . farmer
named White In his own housaL The farmer
buiiet new wide Of it, marx and struck hts
nlece, . young lady, who was staying with him,
Killing her Instantly.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
The SObranje Will Elect the Danish
Prince Ruler OF BULGARIA..

SOFIA, Nov. 1O.-The SObranje at u secret ses-
sion last evening, after debate which lasted
three hours. decided to elect Prince Waldemar,
the third son of the king Of Denmark. As sue
cessOr to Prince Alexander on the throne of
Bulgaria. Prince Walaemar is twenty-eignt
years old.
AttO-morrow morning session ofthe sobranje
Premier Radoslayof Will propose Prince Waldo
mar as the candidate for the throne. and the
point a committee OF five TO officially convey
the decision to the prince.
NJ. Branott, project of sofia, has resigned. His
dismissal nad been demanded by General KauI-
bars because he had elected a Russian subject
from the Sofia council chamber. The prefect at
once offered TO resign, but General kaulbars
insisted that the government dismiss him.
CAPT. NABOKOFF SENTENCED TO DEATH
TIRNovA, Nov. 10.-Cdptdin Nabokof the
Russian who led the recent revolt at Bourgas,
has been tried by the Bulgarian authorities tor
causing an insurrectiOn aud convicted, He WAS
sentenced death. His fellow conspirators
nave also been tried and sentenced TO fifteen
years Imprisonment each.
LONDON, Nov. 1O.-The Bulgarian govern
tain Nabokot, the leader Of the revolt ut
BOurgas.
SALISBURY'S ATTITUDE TOWARDS BULGARIA.
The Times says: Lord Sallsbury's lang uage in
regard to Bulgaria is the same as Mr.. Gladstone
might be expected to use. The most significant
passage, however, Is tnat In reference TO an
agreement 70 support Austria The only neces-
sity now Is that Count kalnOky make known
that Austria Is determined 70 oppose Russian
ambition in terms tnat cannot be misinter.
preted by Russia.
st. Petersburg newspapers daily publish re.
ports OF crimes and atrocities practiced on
Russophiles In Bulgaria.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

f1-<~ CHURCH OF FATHERLAND. CORNER
0SA 9th and P sts NV on THURSDAY Nov en-
bsr ith inst at TAP Pm there will be preaching by
B1sh0p FISCHER, of the Evangelical Association
Friends and strangers are cordially invited Its
49, CLERKS ASSEMBLY, X. OF L.. the reso-
lutions passed at the BARRIERS Convention, "Not to
patronize Barber Shops keeping open later than
clock pm. and those not employing Union Bar
Ders, were unanimously approved. By order Of
Clerks Assembly. nol03t
Evening star., 1886-11-10

SUFFICIENT TO HAVE PAID THE PUBLIC
DEBT.-The total collections from internal reve-
nue. from the time the present system was or
ganized, July l, 1862, up to June 30 1886,
were $3, ABS, ,29O, 55. "The aggregate receipts
from Internal revenue" remarked an officer OF
the Treasury to-day, "were sufficient to have
paid the entire public debt ut its highest figure
81. .756, ,431.5 .571, and leave balance OF S6Sl,- =
$685. 1854, 1t they had been applied to that pur-
pOse."
Evening star., 1886-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GE~ THE SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILD
~ ING ASSOCIATION.
NEW ISSUE OE STflCK

NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
COMMENCEMENT OF THE 18TH SERIES
The 1880 regular monthly meeting of the Serial
savings ar Building Association and the 1st meeting
for subscn tiOn to stock In the ISSUE 18th SERIES
Will be held at the Associations hall, No. 615 9TH
street northwest, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 10th
instant. at O'Clock. Shares 81 each. The Secre
tarv and Treasurer will be in attendance to receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS and payments of dues O'Clock Those
coming early will avoid the confusion aud delay Incl
dent 70 crowd The Association has been very sue
cessfui, over 5000 shares having been subscribed
since IT'S organization Six cent interest is paid
stock withdrawn and the best facilities offered TO
both investor and borrower based on thorough prn-
cipies of equity and cooperation.
ROBERT G. CAMPBELL, President,
SIT 10th st NV.
JOHN A PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer,
Kellogg Building, 14l6 + st. NV. nf;-4t
1F~ WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
- Ladies that have opened Dressmaking
Parlor. 11O5 7th St NV. Miss HEINZERLING,
formerly Of Ba timore. ocl1-1m~
Evening star., 1886-11-10
Wreekaee washtag Ashses aaa q Das.
cater Feared.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1o.-A special dispatch from
Frankfort. Mich. says The gale continues un-
abated. wrecksge Is washing ashore at Point
Betsy showing that a marine disaster has
Cured. Capt Matthews. OF the life station. re-
ports that his surfrncn picked up the top OF q
vessel cabin last night OF one OF the largest
sized vessels. Nothing can be found To learn
the name OF the wreck. Small pieces OF her
buiwarks painted white are washing mp. A
plank has Just been found indicating that she
Was an iron ore vessel. The wreckaxe was
driven In by the nor n west wind. Great excite.
ment prevails. The life-saviny crew are care
fully patroiing the beach In search OF bodies.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

JERSEY CITY, NJ, Nov. 1O.-The situation OF
the strike Ut the hog abattoir, on the Hscken-
sack meadows, Was unchanged this morning. a
were loiteriug about aud no difficulty is appre-
hended. Al noon to-day sixty butchers arrived
from New York to hll the places Of the strikenL
Evening star., 1886-11-10

Col. LAMONT was given complimentary
dinner at the Parker house in Boston yesterday
afternoon, fifteen sitting down to table,
namely: Congressman Collins, Morse and
Lowering; John Boyle O'Reilly, Edward Avery
Gen Morse, Thomas +. Lattley, NJ. P. Curran,
Col: Taylor. William Stuart, II. L. Nelson, l..
B. Alger and A. Scnuman.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
THE YANTIC, at Newport, r. l., has received
orders to proceed to Aspinwall at once

THE BROoKE-GooDE WEDDING.-Mr. Richard
Brooke, city engineer of Norfolk, Va and Miss
Goode, daughter of ex-Solicitor General Goode,
were quietly married at Epiphany church at 10
O'Clock this morning. The bride wore tailor
made travelling costume of dark silk, with cor
sage OF white roses, while the groom was dressed
IN black Prince Albert coat and ligh. trousers
rail, where she was met by Mr. Brooke. the
groom, attended by his brother as best man
Among those present were ex-senator
Mcdonald, Colonel L. @. Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Gill, Colonel Mcdonald, OF the
fish commission. and Mr.. c. A. Elliott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooke left on the IL q. m. train for q
bridal tour north The bride has many friends
aud admirers in this city.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

POINTS FROM THE FIFTH AUDITORS Report.
The fifth auditor of the Treasury says, in his
annual report, that it is worthy of comment
that Notwithstanding the very considerable de-
crease in the tariff Of fees in 1881, and the
abolishmen tof charges for services to American
vessels In 1884, the fees now reported are
greater than Tor any year before 1881, and fall
very little short of the receipts for any year
since: A greater number of seamen were re-
lieved during the year than during the year
1855, and larger number were shipwrecked
and the expenses necessarily have been greater,
while difficulties IN collecting wages in cases OF
shipwreck have dimished the resources tor
relief 1925 seamen we're relieved, az against
1,173 In 1885; S21 were shipwrecked, as
against $50 in 1885. Among the items OF ex-
pense In the foreign service were S13,S52 for
extending the commerce of the United states
in the Congo valley; $2,569 for transporting
remains OF ministers and consuis 70 their
for legation at ConstantiuOple; $4,8 ,8l2 for pro-
curing evidence in French spoii,tion claims,
and 81 ,O24 tor preventing the spread of cpl
denies.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
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LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Word has been received
that the British bark Caspar, Capt. Roberts,
from New Castle, N. B., for Liverpool caught
fire, and was lowed into st. Pierre MiQuelon
and beached. The crew were saved.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

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COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS OCTOBER, 1885. s7O1,57s2e.
Monthly Payments. 81 SO per share.
$1,000 Advanced on Each Share.
due in November 1886 aid can he paid ard shares
sub sn6ssrieed daily from 81 m. t. 43O p m at the
,Pamphiets planning the object and advantages Of
THoMas ia5Slssa President
JNo: JOY EDISON, Secretary. niU!2w
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At my a, ademy National Rifles Hail. any Tuesday
Thursday saturday afternoon All the latest
Ss'ndns the oe'as'' the GAv0's nidtG the Go
To- NEW oRATORIO SOCIETY.-LADIEs
- and gentlemen desrous of forming an Ora
dresses at the music store of JOHN F. ELLIS & CO.
.[C<r- MAsoNIC--sPECIAL CoMMUNICA-
AN, will be held at Masonic hall. Georgetown, D. c.
XsmDer lin the funeral ot our late Brother
w.; WM. f CARTwRIeHr Members Of Sister Lodges FRA
nsI2r* JAMES p WALLACE. Secretary.
(CSs WILL RECEIVE THIS WEEK DEER
l1EA foot Farm Sausage Those who wish it
should % ID send In their orders early;
n9-2t c. C. BRYAN. 1413 New York ave
To- CAUTION.
The public Is hereby cautioned against trusting any
one on my account as will debts except those
contracted by myself In person. also caution any per-
son or persons from purchasing anything from my
W ~
(c~ WE ARE RECEIVING DELICIOUS
l>NA homemade CAKES which were popular
last season. Z. e. BRYAN, 1413 New York n9-;5t
fES E. C. GARDNER, ARCHITECT,
O~A From Springfield Mass
No % EVANS BUILDING
n6-lm* l4I4 New York ave
~s~ JAMES g. HILL. ARCHITECT, HAS
O-@S removed his office from 1424 New York
avenue to the Corcoran Building. n5-6t*
lEL@S A PERSONAL EXPLANATION
Evening star., 1886-11-10

THE PRESIDENT expressed himself to the
mayor of Boston as highly gratified with his
reception by the people of that city, count
showed that $500 persons passed before the
President and Mrs. Cleveland at the reception
Monday evening.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

THE PRESIDENT, Mrs. Cleveland, the cabinet
officers except Secretary Whitney, and others
who accompanied him returned to the city
from Boston at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
They were met at the depot by carriages and
were driven to their homes.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
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Evening star., 1886-11-10

Deposffs- Exchange LoanA Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and al securities listed
the ExchAEges Of New York. PhliadelphisA Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
A speciality made of Investment Securities District
Bonds and al Local Railroad, 9aa, insurance and
Telephone stock dealt In.
American Hen Te.ephone stock bought and sold-au7
Evening star., 1886-11-10

F>aNS A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 5. 1886.
10 the Federation Of IdbO1, Washington, d. c.:
PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN: We, the under
signed are boycotted on very unjust grounds there
fore We appeal to your honorable assembly for fair
shop-unOn in every particular. If the Taiiors' as
sembly have reasons for DO. cotting they un-
known to therefore respectfully ask of you an
investigation of the whole ter. Trusting it will
be anlicably settled and hoping that You will give it
your early Consideration we are
Very respectfully youis, SIEBEL & OWEN
The above letter was sent by to the Confederation
OF Labor in full recognition Of their power right
to srbitrate between ourselves and the union Our
appeal was ignored We desire to state publicly the
fact that we have repeatedly desire to be
recognized as a union shop. We are being boycotted
for assisting personal friend in trouble with the
union and appeal now to the final court the public
sustain US by ls patronage We pay more than union
wages for less than union hours and secret
declared against us is unfair and unjust
SIEBEL & OWEN, Merchant TailOrs
nS1Ot Cor. n, Y. ave. 10Th at "