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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
PROOF.

Consumption, Splitting Bi.ed.x'
gaze up al hops d ny recovery Mns
ured mo two ysan 40. 49,
Cousamp tion, Chresis Dtsrrhoa, 4
aud Passing Blood-I sn smafaais6 y
on. strength gone ~ sniis s1rsa ~
CataTrb, Poiypas Of NOSE, lsss -
lsu1sred Tor yesrs Phyarzans anA os1Bss
70 help me. tbousht .ay dissass 49,
smith cured mo comp NSy ts [~
been rel ersr sibos. CnanSc -
Cancer OF Breast We ent CT - :
physicians Dr. Smith ezisd ss vissSy
To IN. IAdiss-Dr snitA be- neikS1|
ing falling Of the womb and fsuaais vse>D0
cuiss II IN shon tina Ladts rssf ss1Bm
Yrmsis Wsakness-Msss aersvs>s1 Il
one sosm.d 10 undsrstsDd d. a.. q ~ q
md ,,rona. Nm. c. j. Ksiises. WbsslliE q
Yistuis In Ass, Yiiss-ksa aepg91o0
oven up 70 die and pfouoesssl ineunse.A 1
Jack cor eighteen vtska N min cn04
vssk, without The kniis. thss - - -.
bsstr hssl,h nov tnsn ~ r.;,... o., ~
Y,ts-hy vile had thsa - yen g
relief. Dr. hmifh es,sd hsf tAfss ysnD
hss hsd none anes. -
ssrofsIoas UIesr ou Leg lee -
smith cured Nc too yssn &C.,. NO.
vaIiy 0posH 81
RDr. smith viii enees - s1ss ssy - III
sastter Of hov log s,As1tnG. vithese -
viihsst ths lsast dsoSw q ~ -
Ioss Of Manhood-DT. 68lfb - -
.ity a this epsditssa vh3sl ~ - -
hath and y~pAsn niswssh - -
psnt VIZ rsstsrs bssitb - slsu.glh - O
$500 -
ina 70 80 hin q nst sDos " esstoo
and hk beAsss viii is1is - oD1asn0
blood Dissrdsrs-nssalt.y =
s,roya q LIE ~ ssssah NJ - -
''Isp cs.vs Cor slf.nraaAsa11sasa1st 4
A asAsnrs = rssMVs q ~ - em3 -
thus usatsA srs GysyS On.geesa ~
Coesuitaaa0a YSes e 49, 80 -
~ ~ ~; ~ s~SsScTIK r.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
Delightful Danger.

Kissing, they cay, communicates disease.
If love n disease, it does; and tia best
onre IA kH HOMEOPATHIC treatment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
DR.. J. E. sniff
No. 1894 Chapiins -.
~. D--z1A 4

Esas YsursssssA 4
Ii the only regularly sinstsi lAyvicAe. r
an the following dissasa IN Ne Bla1s q ~
sipIa, and the bsst svidsnos q ~ skt1 - q.
The testimony oi his pstiseA He nsv9 -
tents name without psrmiaeaj oeoq
few out Of many hundred csrtsm.as - -
sion. Many year. sspsnsss. IN ~ -
,og.ther wins thorough medical sdn0M
rsilisriiy With thssspeutie aesani eloeo
" tsnpermenuo peeoihnuss, snd nriS
,css disrss-s which are frsqusntly rsganeo1
able. In every instance DT. bnith yin -
aha ps,ient bis opiouoo- ~.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

The 6rst few days out We did not receive
any visits from the cAbin-6rSt-class pas
sengers get seasick as well as immigrants.
Aftsr about 9 week, though, some Of them
from aft did the Storage the honor Of
tour of inspection ard lifted their aristOcrAr
tic noses m t-ueblua 2 F. v. style. A
Boston dude was among the number and he
usde himself especially mighty and grand
With the visR Of having "a easct On The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

If Congress had made a national celebration
of the dedication OF the Washington monument
instead OF private entertainment. and fixed
the time for it AT a season when good instead of
bad weather might have been counted on as
certainty, the demonstration would have been
much finer, and ii would have been enjoyed
with greater comfort well by larger num-
bers- Personal vanity in high places carried
the day, however. and presumably those who
had their way are happy. As for the public and
its wishes and interests, they are small matters
with those in power-eXcept about election
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
Nm n 90 TIT ZEE a
s * ! $$ + f y

THE PALAIS ROYAL IMPORTS ALI, FANS
DIRECT FROM EUROPE; THE NEW STOCK
EMBRACES THE LARGEST VARIETY EVER
EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON; THE PRICES
FOR THE SPECIAL SALE ARE ACTUAL
WHOLESALE PRICES
ALL LEATHER GOODS SOLD BY THE PALAIS
ROYAL ARE ''SADDLER-MADE;' THE VARIE-
TY COMPRISES LATEST NOVELTIES IN
sAlCHElS, POCKET BOOKS, CARD CASES,
ETC, IN ALLIGATOR. SEAL, CALF AND RUS.
S1A LEATHER. FOR SPECIAL SALE WE QUOTE
EUROPEAN PRICES
JEWELRY,
MORE JEWELRY is SOLD AT THE PALAIS
ROYAL THAN BY ANY JEWELER IN THE
CITY; 1T Is BECAUSE WE SELL AT SMALL
PROFIT. STERLING SILVER, ROLLED GOLD.
OXIDIZED. RHINE STONE, STEEL AND JET
JEWELRY IN ENDLESS VARIETY FOR La
DIES, GENTS OR CHILDREN. WHOLESALE
PRICES FOR THE SPECIAL SALE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
1OWELS
AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Attention Is called to the very low prices at which
We are offering superb stock of these goods Being
undoubtedly the best values good fortune to
show.
1Sx36 All Linen Monte Towels only 7!5c per dOz
20X40 All Linen Towels in Huck scotch twill aud
Barnsley Linen only Zig each, 81. 80 per dOz.
2Ox4O AL Linen Huck Towels. extra heavy only l5c
- or 81. IS per doz.
21x4O All Linen Huck Towels, extra fine, only 1Sc.,
or $500 per doZ.
1SI36 All Linen HuCk Towels. knOtted fringe. with
and without COlored borders. only dc. or
81 80 per dOZ
24K45 All Linen Dat Meal Towels only dc, or So so
per d0Z.
20x4O All Linen Cream DaInask Towels, only 21c
or $50 per dOZ.
2OxzO All Linen Huck Towels, knotted fringe, fancy
colOred borders. only 25c. each.
22145 All Linen Huck Towels, knOtted fringe only
24X5O All Linen Damask Towels, only 2Jc each.
ZOx4O All Linen DanuSk Monte Towels. only g5c
each
20x42 All Linen Huck Towels, knotted fringe with
initial only zoe. each, $50 per d0z.
22x44 All Linen Huck Towels, extra fine quality
only soc. S:i.5O per doz.
21x42 All Linen Beached Damask Towels, extra
heavy, only Bile. each.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pennsylvania ave. f2II 9I2D st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

CusroM DEPARTMENT.
CLEANING OUT ODDS AND ENDS OF TROW-
SERVINGS. SOME OF THEM REAL HAND
SOME STYLES. WHY THEY HAVE NOT
BEEN SOLD CANNOT TELL. THOUGHT
THEM PRETTY WHEN 1 BOUGHT THEM.
AND THINK so STILL; BUT THE PEG
PIE WHO HAD THE CASH SEEM TO
HAVE DIFFERED WITH ME, AND NOW /
AN OFFERING SOME STYLES FOR
FIVE DOLLARS
BOUGHT TO SELL FOR EIGHTEEN I
ESTIMATE 1T WORTH FIVE DOLLARS TO
CUT, TRIM AND MAKE A PAIR OF PANTA.
LOOMS BY MY STANDARD, AND THERE,
FORE YOU GET THE GOODS THROWN IN
SOME SUITINGS
HAVE BEEN MARKED FOR BARGAINS, GOOD
GOODS FOR $50 AND S25 PER SUIT
THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
CONTAINS THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AND
NOTE THE FACT, AT BARGAIN PRICES
HEN MING,
THE CLOTHIER,
AJp CEUENcrII STpCp,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

The newspapers and politicians are hard at
work trying to get that 500 prize for naming
Cleveland's cabinet. and some fright smart
guessing has been done. The prophets are
pretty well agreed as to Bayard, Garland and
Manning, and most of them believe that Lamar
Is TO be a fourth. Humans chances are held
to be fair, and so are those of Villas and Abbott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
BED Wear Ar Low u 1cEs.

Anticipating an increased demand for BED WEAR
Of all kinds we have made advantageous purchases
GRAY BLANKETS. BED COMFORTS. QUILTS. &c
&c, which we shall offer extremely low prices.
100 pairs 5-pound GRAY BLANKETS full size, good
ONLY 81 PER PAIR
100 pairs 5-pound RAY BLANKETS, full size better
grade,
ONLY S1.25 PER PAIR
300 pairs 5-pound GERMAN GRAY BLANKETS
ONLY S1.35 PER PAIR.
$50 pairs s-pound DARK GRAY BLANKETS,
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
400 pairs .-pound SILVER GRAY BLANKETS t1u
size, best value ever offered al the price,
ONLY 81 PER PAIR
100 pairs 1O4 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, splendid
ValCe,
ONLY S1.5o PER PAIR.
100 pairs ia WHITE WOOL BLANKETS good
value,
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
80 pairs ia SCARLET WOOL BLANKETS, extra
good value
ONLY So PER PAIR.
100 pairs ia WHITE ALL-wOoL BLANKETS,
extra fine quality,
ONLY % PER PAIR
COMFORTS
200 good sized PRINT COMFORTS 69c
200 fun sized PRINT COMFORTS, 75c.
Large variety of better grades 81. % $50 81
$50 and -.
ELDER DOWN Saline COMFORTS reduced to SO
s25 To S2l.
QUILTS.
100 fine CROCHET QUILTS, extra good value
ONLY CSC. EACH
100 extra fine CROCHET QUILTS,
ONLY 15c. EACH.
100 BOSTON HOUSE QUILTS
ONLY 95c. EACH
Best ever offered at the price worth 81 each.
MARsEILLEs SPREADS.
ia MARSEILLEs SPREADS. extra good value
ONLY 81 EACH.
12-4 fine MARSEILLES SPREADS,
ONLY Sl65 EACH
Splendid quality, worth Sl.75 each. Better grades
~ Sl.15, sl.9O, 80 and -
READY-MADE SHEETS
IA BY Ga "PEQUOT0' READY-MADE SHEETS.
IA by IA READY-MADE SHEETS made from New
York Mills and Utica Beaehed Cotton, soc each
2OoslNGLE BED SHEETS made from best Bleached
cotton Ia yards wide and 2lz yards long, 37lzc.
READY-MADE PILLOw-CASFS
riLbdOW-CASEs, made nom Pequot and Utica
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
921 Pa Ave [f20l sl2 D st.
Gen. LIPPLTTs PRACTICAL TREATIsES ON
Nlhe ART of WAR Price reduced 70 50 per set SIN
Service in War; 5, special Operations of War; l. In
uenchments. For sale ut BRENTANO's Penn ave
and llth ST., and at BAI-LANTYNEs AS - st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

The proceedings of this day break in upon
the routine Of life to remind Us OF a noble and
useful character. History has been defined as
the biography OF a few men, and no list OF these
few and essential individuals would be too
small and select to exclude the name of Wash
ington. That name has become proverb for
honor, constancy aud true benevOlence. Not
brilliant, and not popular, as the world COM
monty uses the words. his life teaches US the
elements Of real dignity of character.
The great plain shaft which the nation has
raised TO this illastTiUuS man, and dedicdteS to-
day 10 his memory, fifty illustrates his place
and work. 1t will be perpetual reminder to
the world of that upright. lofty and serene
character to whom Providence entrusted the
conduct of n new cause in history. The war for
independence marks the beginning Of new
epoch in human progress, aud it was TT that
this time should bring forth typical man to
explain its meanings.
The monument may cTumbe;-at best it is
only an emblem. But Washington himSelfshall
live, and while he lives the triumph OF the cause
of political liberty is secure:
When fails the Coliseum. Rome shall fall;
And when Rome falls, the world.
-.z-~ -
Gladstone finds himself confronted by more
unrelenting enemy than the mahdi or dyna-
mite: .'fOr age" says Bacon, "will not be de-
fed" vigorous constitution, n judicious life
and good conscience have heightened out his
span beyond that given TO most men, but he is
plainly now nearing its limit His doctor tells
him bluntly that he must choose between Office
and life. The desperate emergencies OF the
time require more vigorous powers than
main to the great liberal leader. and he must
yield the state into younger hands. 1t is TO be
regretted that a career SO noble in its outlines
should end in a cloud of unpopularitt: but
time will clear and correct the view. Modern
England has no more illustriOus figure than
that of Gladstone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
PROFESSIONAL.

nR SCENARIOS MAGNETIC SOLEs AND FOOT
u Batteries are indispensable for persons SUFFERING
from cold feet weak circulation Of the extremities
etc.. Our electromagnetic garments are designed es
pecaly for rheumatic neuralgia and nerve affections
on at theig homes THE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE
CO., ga o. NV. fU21-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

The paraders to-day know howit feels to go on
an Arctic relief expedition.
A good deal like '.that 4th OF March" isn't it >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

NOR SALE
II 92l Y. Y av. or So, 5.3 l-43-5l lthnw erso 100
losI ION H. W, sr.-S.3oo 4S3 Nav. Ar 900
ODD TN ne, M 200 625. 629 10th -r2 600
81 ne, MI. lor..3 $50 I95 G. m sw Sr , oo0
l6oO . w, mi ST 900 ST. sth m n W Or , 600
DID lih Sc mi 1000 1928 I'd. mi N w, er 600
2o42 Bonny NV Or :, 800 go IA, mi, n or .. 900
TAO lSth NV, Or, BOO SIP 18th Or = 600
ITO 1HOS. r. WAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

INOK SAIF-
In the city, splendidly adapted for receptions faces
three avenues and overlooks one of the handsomest
parks has every modern convenience. Is heated NV
steam: elegant wood nantes open firc-plac,s hand
sonleiy rd fourteen rooms. exclusive OF bath rooms
HIETE q DNFR
Real Estate and Insurance 18th and + sts NV
feoOlDt -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

FOR SALE-HoCsES-l6TH ST, NEAR SCOTT
4 circle $4,000: Iowa circle, $4,000: 18th, near
2, $500; q, near 10th. furnished, - 900: - near
10th :: 300 O, near 9th, S6,5o0; T. near 10th.
$1,000 Mass. ave, near 9Th, $4,000: Columbia near
q, $4,000 T. near 10Th. ~ 200; 2, 5th 81 200;
h, near sth ne, 5000; I'd, Sc, - 600 Cor
eoran, near l1th $1,000. r. II. I. LEIPoLD 1881
L 81. NV. fla-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES

.l.4a Fst. ,1or.m.i. $50
1914 Both w.,l9r....5 90
1886 10th St ,l4r.. m.il25
1853 L ST, l2r., m. i.S3. SO
1902 Vt. av. ,l3r. m. l. l25
2133 X st-nw., : r, misc
1926 29th st.n-w.Sr.m.L25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

IGOR SALE-THF THREFsTORY PRESSED
II Brick Dwelling, 525 Sd 81. NV: price So 500.
Terms easy. Apply to +. II. SMITH & SON, 1922
h 81. ja2S-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

ZEN. LIPPITTS PRACTICAL TRFATISES ON
tihe AIsi of WAR. Price reduced 10 SO per set in
Siaalng; Tactical use Of the Three Arms =, Field
service IN War; j, special Operations of War; l. In
renehments. For sale a BRENTANO'S Penn ave
and llth ST., and al BALLANTYNES. AS 9TH St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
FOR RENT--FLATS.
FOR RENT-STORES.

Tor RENT-STORE 14O6 14TH STREET WITH
Il fIXtlres occupied for many years by narrower
stove and hardware store. MARIN & OGRAM, cor
her 18th ST. and New York avenue f.l2tx
NOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE. WITH GEL
u lar and connecting rooms if wanted central part OF
the city, half square north of Pennsylvania ave viii
be vacant by March 18th. Inquire 423 18th ST. NV.
tprlNate entrance.) film
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

v.NOR SALE
Il \ New 1hrce-story Brick House. South Front.
has cellar; furnace room.
LIST foor-Hall Parlor. Dining Room, Buffers Pan
try, Kitchen, With Range, Stationary Wash Tubs.
I'd door-Three large Chambers and Bath.
Sd hOor-Two large chambers. Each room has
large closet and word mouths; open fire places Bells
and speaking tubes each floor.
This house is thoroughly finished and built Of the
best material.
HCFrY & DYER
polo Real Estate and Insurance. 18Th ana y ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

BEWARE Or C1orn PED1rns.
ABOUT TWICE A YEAR WASHINGTON HAS
THE HONOR OF BEING VISITED BY TWO PER,
SONS WHO CLAIM THEY WERE SHIP.
wRECKED,A AND BROUGHT JUsTA FEW PIECES
OF CLOTH WITH THEM-sAvED FROM THE
WRECK. NOW ANY ONE WHO BELIEVES IN
GHOST STORIES WILL LISTEN TO JUST SUCH
TALES AS THESE THOSE, HOWEVER, WHO
HAVE PURCHASED GOODS OF SUCH PEOPLE
WILL, NO DOUBT, HAVE AscERrA1NEp ERE
THIS THAT GOING TO RESPONSIBLE PERSONS
TO HAVE YOUR CLOTHES MADE Is THE REST
WAY AFTER ALL. AND TAKE NO STOCK IN
STRANGERS WHO YOU DO NOT KNOW. AND
WHO 1T WILL PAY YOU BETTER NOT no
KNOW.
JUST NOW WE ARE OFFERING REAL BAR.
GAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR
HOUSE, AND IT WILL BE TIME WELL. SPENT
IF YOU WILL TAKEA PEEP AT WHAT WECALL
A BARGAIN FEAST.
A. SAKS & CO.,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
RIO 318 and 3lS 7th street
1rAL1As MAcARos1.
OLIVE OIL,
For Table Use;
The best and cheapest.
u. w. BURCHELL.
f208t 1895 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

E>OR SALE-TWO ELEGALT NEW HOUSES
Il twelve ROOMS each; containing all latest improve
rlents corner 18th ST. and Massachusetts NV.
houses open for inspection
Three new three-story Houses: eight rooms each all
modern improvements; 4l9 and 42l IL ST NV, and
4uS Massachusetts ave NV
Five building Lots corner 18th and SITS NV For
further Information apply to the owner, r. GOLD
SthMiD, Sl2 9TH St NV. f2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EoR SALE. CHEAP

NOR SALE, CHEAP
il 10 room Brick House. -16 .th ST sw., a 200
= room Brick. Tl2 18th ST sw., 50 ooO.
. Store Rooms. 4Sl and ASll 9Th St sw.. 50 200
Business Houses, bet. G and u. 9TH 81. sw SlSOOO
4 business Houses, bet @ and II, 9Th ST sw. each
$500.
small Frame and Lot, .th. bet and Fsw., 81 500
1 new Groom Bricks on 9th Sw., ST 600,
.-room Brick. corner l3la and s-w- 50 500.
Brick House on r bet 9th and 9th lot 30 n. ffons
$500.
store and Dwelling. Ala and Maine ave. sw, O.. 800
4 room Brick. G, between Sd and IA sw Ss,OO
: room Brick, AS y II s.w, 81 200.
4-room Brick. 220 IL s.w, $3.50.
broom Brick. 3T5 NJ sw- 81 loo
S-room Frame, 2lT 10th s.w.. 81 500.
The above property will pay nom \ TO Is per cen6
Elise az and st.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

EoR sALE-AT PRIVATE. SALE, FOR THE
next six days, the entire furnishing of 2ol. st,
H. w Ingram carpets 3oc and DOC a I'd; large Brus-
sells rugs, SO TO 800 mahogany sideboard III 5; fine
upright piano, cheap; cAw-fOot card table and sofa
chamber sets, mahogany, walnut and cherry, chif-
tonier; sofas, chairs tables curtains bedding china
silver ware paintings etc. VIII be sold cheap avoid
trouble OF storing. f2l-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTEp-To PURCHASED OR RENT. A HOUSE
w suitable for a small family, in frst-cass
n.ighbofhood. north of III and west of 18th Ap-
piicaticn in in writing regarded strictly
eophdential. X. O. HOFFMAN,
f,O-lf e 1O,l,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
EOR RENT

THOMAS j. FISHER q co,
f20 1924 + street northwest.
ENOR RENT-To PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY,
T. furnished house of nine rooms, at 12oS / 81 NV.
$50. Call after ) o o'clock. fe20-St*
F0R RENT-A DESIRABLE 7-RooM- BRICK
= House, nicely furnished. all modern Improvements
TO family without small Children good references
required; give possession March LIST Apply 70 1896
st. n. W. f20-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

1tOR RENT-WE HAVE A BIG LIST OF ROOMS
y of all kinds with without Board. in all parts of
the CITY; lists furnished free OF charge at WAR
FIELD Recommending Agency, 400 11th St, opposite
Star office n29-i 2w*
nor RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR
ID lOrs en- suite single. in private family at SO4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

A lSO, a number OF well-located Furnished Houses.
Call at office for Weekly Bulletin issued every sat
urday afternoon. Landlords have their houses ad
yertlSed free by placing them IN our hands.
ia B. III. WARNER, 9l6 F st NV.
nor RENT-1S29 JEFFERSON PLACE: THREE
- stories, rooms, bath, modern Improvements, in
thorough order; possession March 25 rent S65. AID
ply 1877 jefferson Place. fl32m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

L'OR SALE-FCRNITURE FOR A TEN-ROOM
Il House, consisting of Carpets, Bedding. six
sets OF furniture three rooms rented for SIS; whole
house for $50. Address BOX q Star Office Its
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-20
SCOUTS CAPTURE THE REBEL CHEF

SCOUTS CAPTURE THE REBEL CHIEF.
The Erening Dispdtch'S special from
Guardepuy's Crossing. via Clark Cross
ing, May Is says: Many recalcitrants are
giving up their arms, and the rebellion is
entirely ended, though one canister was
fired upon three miles from camp this
morning. Three daring scouts captured
Riel at loon. He was on the road, three
miles north of BatocheS. He was in com
pany with three Young men all OF whom
were armed. He appeared unconcerned.
Diepl said to him Il am surprised to
see you here" Riel replied: Il was
coming to give myself up" lie said his
wife and family were across the river.
While he was talking with his captors
Major Boulton's couts were seen coming
up, and Riel, becoming fearful that he
would be shot, begged his captors to take
him into camp themselves. Accordingly,
Dlepl went off for his horse. but when a
little distance away Boulton's couts got
close, and How're and Armstrong took
Riel on one of their horses, and, taking
uGfrequented roads, brought him into
camp this afternoon. General Middleton
gave orders that the men should keep in
their tents when Riel came in, as he was
afraid some personal enemy of Riel might
shoot him, many having sworn to shoot
him at sight.
When Riel was brought in, about $40
p. m., no demonstration was made. He
walked quickly to the Generals tent. He
said he stayed on Tuesday and Wednes
day nights in the bluffs, one and a half
miles north of Batoche's, He asked Arm
strong if he would get a civil or military
tria Ha wapta1 % o,v,1 trial IIo oai1
his wife and family were with the half
the Calling gun 60 down with the scouts
at Batoche's he was much alarmed on &C
count of his family. He appears care
grow long, and is dressed in poorer fash
ion than most of the half breeds captured
While talking to General Middleton, as
we'll as could be seen from the outside of
the tent, his eyes rolled from side to side
with the look of a hunted man. He evi-
IDENTIFY was the most frightened man in
camp, and In constant fear of violence at
the hands Of the soldiers.
Rlel, whilst riding into camp, express
ed himself to his captors as follows: Il
do not think this trouble will be without
result, as the complaints of the farmers
will be regarded with some degree of at
tention." When told hat his books and
papers had been captured he said
II am glad; this will show that | am
not the actual leader of the rebellion. |
have been encouraged by people of good
standing at and around Prince Albert,
who invite me over from Montreal"
Riel spends most his time talking in a
wandering manner aud praying.
ln winnipeg the general opinion is that
an attempt will be made to get Riel off
on the plea of insanity. Stories have
been freely floating about regarding his
unsouLdness of mind. There is always
chance, however. that a bullet from a
volunteers or scouts rifle will find him.
The Dominion Government is much en-
barrassed by his capture.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-20
Railroad Racket.

Round Knob" has ''runned away"
with ':Henrys" on the Wild Western N.
c. Even the old building has been torn
down, and carried to Warm Springs.
The hotel at Round Knob is about
as ''topsy turvey' as the railroad en-
gineering by which the locomotive cork
screws itself into the mouth of Swananoa
tunnel. Passengers enter the hotel on
the fourth floor, descend to the dining
room, then to the office. then to main
door. The bath room is IN a tower on
the 9th floor: but there is a pipe down in
front of the lower porch where the turn
ing of a little cock sends up a column of
spray $50 feet in height. Guests can slip
out of bed, and roost in the trees on
warm summer nights enjoying a delights
full shower bath. There was a dam be-
low the hotel last year; but the farmers
below the dam condemned and undam-
ed it, we hear.
"A telegraph office is open at Tillery,
between Halifax and Scotland Neck.
Capt. r. Z. Waddill, of the Lenoir
Narrow Gauge. has resigned, in order to
run the hotel at Blowing Rock this sum
mer.
Champ Dale, and William Mitchell,
Of Rutherford are with Mr.. Frank Neal
on the 20 mile contract he has lust begun
to grade OF the Fayetteville Wilson
''Short Cut"
-Tallulah Falls in Georgia is a very
picturesque place; but vas rendered even
more so one day last week when about
100 young men and women were seen
rolling Oh the grass. rubbing their little
stomach-aches, and gsoaning like a Tai
loolah- Balloo! A train load of picknick-
ers had come out from Atlanta bringing
the usual poison in the shape of ice cream
made in tin freezers. Strange to say these
picnic poisonings occur every year: yet
people go on using tin freezers!
Atlanta was greatly alarmed over the
report that one ha!fthe crowd were dead,
but it appears they we're merely sick
enough to wish they we're dead.
LATER One or two deaths have since
occurred. The majority have recovered.