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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02
10 Per CENr Orr

For the 80 days will give 10 per cent on fos
all cash sales on our comp ele aud fresh stock of NJ
Bl RI I'm BROlDERlES. i4ACfN cOllSETS. HO-
SIERl, GLOVES, MlTTs. SUMNER UNDER
WEAR
Ch.ldren's long and short DRESSES. SUITS and
ClOAkS. Normandy and Shirred CAPS. and IL
kinds of Oh Ii4DREN'S FURNISHING GOODS:
As also of our large ani select stock of FANCY
LlNEN GOODS. ART EMBRoIDEkIEs end
WORSTED GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

DIVER SPRINGS Is SITUATED rs MILES
from Washington on the Potomac. Fine salt
water bathing, with beautiful view and fine A
country drives. music and dancin, at the yEHAY
discretion of guests. We defy competition in it.k1x
table fare Transportation from and steamers WaAe-
field and Thompson. Fruit and medical advice free
More enjoyment for the same money than any other
St Marys Co., Nd je.3-3w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

The baltimore and Potomac Railroad COM
pany announces great reduction In rates over
Its line Tor the holidays. Round trip tickets
wiz De sold July 2 j. and 5, good 70 return
until the 9th instant, between all stations at
Two cents per mile. Round trip tickets 10 Ralti-
more under this reduction are . go The train
service Of this line i such as conmeuds itself
10 all travelling for business or pleasure Sly
sseh Trains between the two cities The sta
,ohs "i THIS popular route are centrally located
the only line using the block signal system i'm
movement OF trains For information INQUIRE
Al Ticket offices OF company or consult the adj.
Nertis sGlent. ~ 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

FUNERAL OF REV. VIM. GIBBoNs-Rey
alter Brooks. of the Nineteenth Street Baptist
church. conducted the services over the re-
mains %; Rev. VIM. Gibbons, at Zion Baptist
church yesterday afternoon. He was assisted
by kevs- Robert Johnson, w. b. Johnson and
King. OF Wayland seminary and Dr. Craig.
head, OF Howard university. At six O'Clock
THIS morning the remains were taken from the
city TO Charlottesville, Va A large number OF
the members OF Zion church accompanied the
REMAINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

Two DIVORCE CASEs.-A bill for divorce was
Fled yesterday by Cora f. Wilkins nee Bean
against Charles Wilkins. Tor desertion and a
bill by Menturn >. Brown against Mary E
Brown On the same grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

RUTHERFORD VILLA SURF PLACE, A. 4
IL Atlantic City, close to beach and park VcHNY
baths and ocean pier. Large, elegantly fur lt.ksa
nished chambers fine pOrches. Cuisine OF the
je102m F. B. HUTCHINSON.
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.-NOTED
y Us the dryesu mountain resort In the 4
state. Six varieties OF mineral waters; large VEAAH
lawn: resident physician Pamphlet and t.IE
terms, address A. J. MYERS. jeo-lm~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

FOURTH OF July AT PINEY PoINT-The
steamer Lady OF the Lake will leave 9Th street
wharf to-inOrrow evening at $50 O'Clock for
Iiney Point Music, good fishing bathing and
hrst-cltss hotel accommodations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

L>RENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTA ENLISTMENT
1908 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses. Laces. Lace Curtains Grape vells
Feathers Kid Gloves Flannel Pongee our specls ty
Gents Garments Dyed. Cleaned and Repaired Ladies'
Dresses dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON
tCARoLINE LEECII. formerly with A Fischer aud
Maison Nriese Rue Rivolie. Paris jsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

Nine Nox BRasprs MoprsrE
Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York:
VIM. Barr & CO.. 1t Louis, Mo-
Suits made the shortest notice. superior dttnR
reasonable prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
Evening DRESSES Bridal Trosseaus specially
dl2 go l4Iu 1t betw.en and X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

II ave, near ocean. Atlantic City. r. J.: re- yGAt
papered returnished and telephone connec- !: II
tion Near hot water baths. Sewer drainage.
my27-2m DUBOIS YOUNG.
rTNHE La PIERRE. CORNER ATLANTA. a
Il tic and Delaware avenues, Atlantic City. YEHAy
\. EDWARD =. LEE Prop lk.EE
Open all the year. apI4-om
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

A TLANTIC CITY, N.J.-THE BRADY HOUSE,
"A Arkansas ave-: view Of the ocean. Fine 4
board; low rates for families. JAS. BRADY. l.,l.
p. o. Boz TOT. jel6-1m*
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED
q ertck Co., StephensOn's, Va. Open June
per month (2S days., $40. ll. 49,
Pamphlets at the Star Office
ie15-3m E. c. JORDAN.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

Rv TOlis NcSi'r 4 To -
!, n .. ,o,.o. WITH Mot of land n Fast S''th al
17s !, . of Ave.A plot 95 n 10 " "roh.1w
blot.ns West l3lst-st 10 IL" oi Io'"'
w. w.., l8Isr.sl. adj above. 25199ll II Nc
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Nmnsemenls.

DARTLEY CAMPBELL'S 14th-St. Theatre;
D-th Month, RICE's BEAU rIFUL EvANGELINE; 30
24sa to Ssad Ma"ses s'y ffa Ao 80
Performance performance souvenirs sat even va l.
Positively Last testimonial 10 Mr. Rice Extra atracfions
performance ncadnF The only appearance OF MISS
BASEBALL. Polo Grounds To-Day.
ID NEw.YoRK vs. NEwAsK oso
Game 'a'" tf6B%%oRRow, B. IT. APRIL - Ai~'''''" '''
Grand So9PP@Y Opening " League sHpWy1S% yh1%pSR'hip
Music by TIN Regiment Band.
TicSsts al spsdnVs 24l broadway.
RTJOU OPERA HOUSE. ARCADIA.
- Evenings at Malnee sa,nTdag a. sn,,,,s,
New and Characteristic sceneTy,
CASINO Broadway and 39th-st.
of the most IStata ProiqsSVn nee OF 0pe4 s e0ma0'
GYPSY BARON
.-,Monday. May 10, first Amcricaof
FRMINE.
be secured.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
1 MR. ysoSci rAAER a d saturday at SanA'''
Positively Hl,l s6tr9fg ,fst P'f9t' Of
Last OUR SOCIETY," Matinee saturday. May l.
NoFRAT a Aftnhb MI Z Hs p'gg9feT f2Gs'I''
ma'uccesi,q sMHYT,' RSr f;%fTayy' K%Ty' entitled
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Va ROYAL HIr-THE GREAT
MIkADD
BY Gilbert and sullivan permission OF T. DOyiy carte
PtlNCEIY PAGEANr COLOSSAL COMPANY.
New and Elegant Embroidered Dresses
Maenii 'ent New scenery
BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIRS fOR LADIES
presented 1T DeriOrmaDce during the " 'ek
Best seats. 81 Others. '5c.. JOc and 26c Boxes 80
NIBIO'S GARDEN. Reserved Seats, SOC.
~ The gifted Young lrish Comedian and vocalist
W / sCANLAS. IN HIS GREAT SUCCESS,
"SUASf-NALAWN," The play Of tho Day.
MATINEES WE DNEsDAY and SATURDAY at
rPHTATRE CON"QUE, 125th-st. bet. Lex
l fngton AMI 81 w. II. POWFkS CO. THE
IVY LEAF" Saturia, evening -0uvenr Present uon
Nav 3 f. X EMIEI-" FRITZ IN lkELAND'
w LAST FOUR MIG rs AND LAST MATINEE
MIR. LEe IgR WALLACR
and
HIS SPLENDID COMPANY
THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH AT 8.
THE PALACE OF rCf' III, AT el5.
MAY Sd-MCCA I'LL OPERA CChIQU@ COMPANY.
yVALLACK'S. broadway and 30th-st.
W MONDAY NAY 3.
Product, t,On Of u 'llincers
DON CESAR Don ChSAH
MrCAUIL OPERA COMIQUF COMPANY a.
Orchestra ~ o.; Balcony. 81. Admission SOC; fsiniy
Circle , 6. Matinee Sa,urday at 2 >.,...
ron SHEET OPEN Thu .sSDAY MORNlNd
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGE.

c,,o Excbance was well attended yesterday
,n. total amount sold reached $36S,3oo. Inc oo'
LEGATIONS made In THE TRIBUNE as to the rise III
s a. the HINT estate, Brooklyn. were more Una"
..,,s.a at tho sale by James l.. Wells OF SIX io'. :"
e,x,h.aye Brooklyn. between tifty-slh'h " o,,,h.
n,h sts. Lot No. "a. at Fifty.sSth-st anu o'N'".
-. vos sold on October DO for Sllo' ,,,
r.orch, sle5 Lot No. Sc. bought then lot gov, ,
GO, vesterday Lot No. Al. at FIFTY -
e,,nave bought at the Hunt sale TOT rise OF
,ardsr for SlS5. These prices Sho" u"
90 ner cent in barely six month"; .,r.r brought out
.ae in partton by Peter r. m'yc' ,,r.eeut were
nn aci,ve competition. Among thoS'e, fnst,g J. r.
so , mn Tairchd |. ]. Phillips Arhor T ouoe
Benlt',,,, %,,,nger and ex.M Ely. The mnpT
.ccnr.te figures plans was p.ra, io,. which
OF - a, mis- sale Mr. Ev houcht SEVERE" ,cre I'm fact
on poster wcre marked 10 re1nsed TO sgn con.
only ~ ~ The io,s were consequently reSou ~ "
S9oo under the first price -, ,o,s q, Kirray Park.
sIoVV " uarnett sold number OF iots a. a., No with
r. v ha A ID, Cunha bought lot no. oso !.
,.e and Il 400 square fec o1 'u feet FOR
a. 10, No . with cottage ana s'c ~ and $500
S4.soo .on sh a cottage for So 700. Tnomnso Tho
sqh, In, No and 1900 sqnare eeI ~, Tho other
rss, Of me property went TO Mt Ia 'un""
sales are given below. . ,o ,ovo decided TO take
70 cure the acoustic defects ol .n .d over
Inrce screens consisting oi sh!'osm oan he raised
;ron frames are suspended so tl hle ceilin
IN r,.crcd at will forming knd oI nv ~ different
ana rded =" try series OF experiment. q" Krnncv
hicn,s Al the Board meeting ,,r" Eiwnrd h
George W olI'ru 49, II Van VlessenSen ol N"'"N''
nn,cd me mhers Of tho Exchahte' Tor nropertv
W.. ,ho broEers meeting there "a~ W ~. hansa M 40
IN s0uth OF & vest corner OF Th'rty-sNth-s ~,
isrh ,or - o. 600 and plan'he MN ~ ~ a rtre
Conntv l. T.. for 5000. and ln c.nn' Zoo 1'u''
acres in Queens County, /" l. io' F0'
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Gin properin 90 Get.

GREAT REDUCTION in pricc.-55 East
" 54th.st: story foot house, dniug room ana
buffers pantry par1O, floor. . - . =, ..--,
fSrORY, high-stoo" Az West I'D st;
= ~ son; story high stop 425 West S7ih st slluO
Large dOu c frame hOIsc Jersey Ky al IN 70
spendii location. 5000. \. C"OC TER. 10 West Bwty
q. DDk Three story. high Op, drab-
u tbOs front urivate house modern built all
improvements, $40 West 4Gth 81. EDWlN CLAltk,
f s64 Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Gelp Wanteo

r,>,rrn N,cLntsts blackSmiths, IRON.
" xnrs-,r hen.rs, ,abnct makers. painters g. ~
.,.NA..N. bAt+A - 4 ~ ''N''' N+
H. ~, it.u,;op .it Prince SIS. Ne" i'iN'
.,<.rFO Travelling stlesmen those only
w ON tie road apply. \ stah'At1 AaNe' ,.i
SAMPLES lequ.red A1GreSs hoShESAE"' hAA'@~''' ~
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

Ciip ilropertn FOR Sale.
EOR SALF.-Five elegant and thoroughly
Gns ed houses. 7st-s Nos. 4IS TO 42G west Of 9Th.
OOck eievdttd station elaberatriy des.hed
IN ln'er.or and oxt,rur ariy deslia iaDe, terms
Moderate widths from Il feet depth 80 feet
xtensiOns from 10 to 80 feet open Tor lDsrccn0n
g. W. IAMILION, Builder
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Gu liion Sales.
6,luations Uanlco-- Males.

ARDENER.-By a single mlddle-aged Ger
~ man speaks English nnierstands horses carriages
,,,, cay ana gen, al OTk = country Adar.ss
90" NO PHILIf LAM. y u OI3 -d'e
EARDENER.-By a single man OF hr't-class
" abilities thorough IN grape culture. gr,tn
bouses rOs growing forcing al kinds o vegetables win
oro lR gROw,dge outdoor fruits no"efs Nc<etaoeS
eie eiucent .u laylng- gIoInis AiirFss ,... -.
e'S'' ''-N'e" - 's THOMAS. 81 &sst 18th 81.
xvECFTARIE GARDENER 49, by n good
MN al,, AXE care and IA very sk iiol
., ..sn eoiptly place clusn; good ref,repces Addess
u Vox 7s Tr5une ptwOn once. l2Hs bio"i"ay
tN'ATTER.-A Gentleman break NJ m house
w x,-hrs TO reconmc ms water German eNpsrher
.,n,r r.laUe Oa address Al lhS - Mest 1''" -
49,
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Countrp Dropertp r0anieo

w ANTED.-TO rent for the season build
w Jugs grounds suitable for summer home Tor IN,
Shetering Nursery, ~ rooklyn Long sann rlu
near the aeashOc preferred Address giving full pallcn
and terms which must I've reasonable Mrs John n
lCB OILS. President. No. 437 CLINTON ave. Brooklyn
WANTED.-A fully furnished country housr,
w sfabling within two hours from
New. .NO Family small and responsible m.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28


RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N Y. CITY
Tn. os,ng SHOWS the esit3 trsa,i,toas recorded
IL the Legisters Office Yesterday
7Stisi OF 9thsvc, l71lO92 Margaret ga ooo
Dvis IN y, eiS' s1 AZ, III and and oln
Shiis Of sd ave- l5I90il Mary Cur ooo
17,:, H.. TO l so AHSesi9p II of aliave Gamer
1lAth st $ ~ ,dt, " t,rcs %, enIer ~ 44Oo
,oq Brs'5ey y Mirse Of IRaVc 7UIioO Amernan
1o31, ~; a - - ~ a, W enport ........ 1900
47tss, vie . G 10 ~ tt&on 2 1920
heniv a. SD Sn and itc TO Amaiie schuster l95OO
sstas' lie T. To- II B,spdi n, I" 10000
4nsvs ave NV cor Oi ssihs ,g.nst 2cl5Ioz4; o. ooo
sP ANA XII aSsed no Emia ct al 5000
12o-st tn,.T t,it. u 70 o. LA ia Ncf $500
1'tn msE ST. NO 30 "'s' 1880
seth1 hry; =; s. : ~ 1 HsrTy GS 7.76S
BroSmr Bar.y si 10 8 y Of Aien st. iI75 Geo
loth.Fs = s,F T0J a a TSnTston ...... 3gOOO
snmad 81. ta - S1 snotberIo - c p IN ever ~ 400
D'sSeil @ie no iIedcica 1T Fans nG aotSer 1870
iloS aSd ~ Nife to to Cunninsnam ct 1925
SlsI rin > Oo ~ "a -. $500
S7'1-St t.ss and VII f. TO RANKIN ~ 10000
AoISt. or.Is spo1ee 10 Brown ........ 5000
ysi,.s 1893 1893
Aa KSSnond sEd wi wife 70 tSsabeh ScSey 10000
Rehabilitation 10 etc; r uay 10 james 5000
Ao's s ayy teJ 9J' More ....4.. $1,000
spr,ns,i .ns Mite TO SGI IonoTs 800
io0ss mosfe ST. aId wife 70 Darling 81 600
i Al PusoehT and wife to Malone 900
a5sI o. same to & Pollock 1000
eOOt5sit a51Ioi same TO Brincsnann 10000
Z W o IIlantI
peiSi.ls Wss6 John iiay.ten .''....",,. $3.50
Wihan Poster ciecutor' $4,000
Sd.sve. ;. 81 II $ OF atth-st. 25Iloo KNles
sstf's. S. III IL OF 4th-ave, 2lIi O.5. q simon
i' ttsif ana %ife 70 A Pisef ....... $4,000
0m,shSacSer '.-'. -'.i 1900
Arnsrons reeI to stern loo ii r bono iOO
i%o,S van ~; ana S,te eT 70 y Never 5000
10 Weiss .. .... 2o5oo
sshwarf and vile I" rf,Ser and another 1850
'''s " i,sse Kat, > Mspes 10 Holman 10000
Ieerss 10 Sieyen:on 700
Grasss and vile to Geo Sc. ,......... 1900
sisTcoss Lily irshkinG 1880
to Robert Moser... 1880
1Lot so IL, 2Sd Ward; Kettle 70 NJ Kely 49,. 1000
Fam. pa p4opefy GT ,paiS" fi%es S ss 70 1000
and sSo,hef to Ricbsri fagan. $4,000
B Johnson and another to shsmbeIg l2ooO
waIion.ave. ws, IoI nne o. lands Of J II Cheeyer,
Emma stevenson 10 John cromwell a.:......; lo.s5o
l4Sds 5Sol II OF %iIsaye iostgt yst 9oo
Nj Lndhei@ ana re 70 xlSn $500
Margaret Adnanoe. ............ oOO
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Goicls.
Counirn Boaro

GOOD BOARD can he bad and best of care
VI for children and grown persots IN healthy location IN
CatsEi Mountains from Iun Ot soUurr OF r'eo oces
Mrs. b. SMITH 227 al 3th s.. New.> ork Ciy.
LAR ROCkAWA Having taken cottage
4 at IaI Eocasw would few sGmmer bnarders
willing pv fortrcl.-s accom- iions cOttaG1
located about five inmates wax non Deach anu
stance 'dIroIc station Address NJ A H. ISA
Frst-I.ace br o. lyn-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Gonn:rp propsrtp for Sale ana Go Eei


NJORRISTOWN, N. ITO rent for season,
VI furnished house acres IN lawn and garden
house gadeners cottage; loehous l &C. Il miI n es
from depot Address O. H.. Boz Gsj Morrls,own y j.
MONTCLAIR. y. J.. Real Estate Agency.
Sale or rent HOWE & PARSONS. 10 Cet ar 81. n. y
NEWPORT COTTAGE FOR SALE.-An Ez-
abetban gothic pleasantly located. wtnn n,o
minutes walk from the bathing beach the casino hh no
club containing rooms. supplied with city ana ram
water electric bells and drained b. conn ction WIN p
with ample stable atiOns-Or sale thv0fAD'o
For particulars and Photographic view OF the place
apply at o. 40 ,, ,..,, q n.n.a q,
ORANGE. y. j.. this vicinity speciality Real
" state. all stations: sale and furnished sea
EDWARD p. HAMILTON & co, "6 broadway.
ORANGE. n. ito rent. large and fully
~ furnished residence for longer situated on
Orange Mountain side, l. minutes walk from Mount In N
tom extensive lawn shade rsrden abundance ot
sH al fruits spring. &c stable henneTy &c perfect uian
Post Once Box = I5s wYork city.
DOCGHKEEPSIE. \. l.-Thc late residence
OF H. r carpenter substantial brick house with modern
improvements - rooms wat billiard room conss
yatory about two acres o ground capable oi SUB
DIVISION, shade and ft trees hcaion PIE ssnti te
reasonable immediate possession Apply 10 SAHA IL
NJ CAkPENTkR agent, 4i North UamitOnst, foufh
keepsle, n. Y.
CEASHORE COTTAGES to rent, season of
- lss; Highland Reach. NavcsiDk Reach Mantooking
/ from 8 30 10 ~-O0.
f. RDINAND FISH. I4o Broadway and 50 West 49ist.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE: perfectly located.
- ventatcH drained cost to buii eS1OOU suitable for
cenilemAn's residence club sanarium price Win .
''''' - OWNER" Box 2siG Ny.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
BROOKLYN.

AT HOTEL ST. GEORGE.
! 81 CLARK ST. BROOKIYN HEIGHTS
Elegantly urn.sicd d,ng board moderate
rate. Table house second III the oOuHtry.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Cxrursions.
Business Cbaares.

DATENT FOR SALE.-A valuable patent Is
i offered f,r sale Nh ch there fortune wth iitte
,,ouoy 10 plsh ,t can suen at SSeency Hotel
"o"'' W ~ J. IL. THURMAN
DARTNER WANTED.-A business man witn
,mn,c mean. to interest Al firmly establish ii
ag,,ma;r ,pufacfuIlng johbtR IN tealhg
Wfs,ern city nerd apply. and no com MISSION
VIII w 'f O. care Lord Thomas Chicago
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Giinations fDdnfeo--frmales.

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLoYMENT AssooIATIoN
Est blishod in 1852 Incorporsted ls@4
s. ODEL1A President X. V. ODbLi. lressuIor.
w. II. PR0sskR secretary. NJ A. kLLLood' At'crnoy
Main oice removed TO
be7 6TU.AVk. aud 334 BROADWAY,
Nesr 3jthst .
p...h,.. 5ls and 80 Futon ST., near l1'frepon..
b'ooAph Also. rA6 Fulton st. nea Nandero'tHvet
The references Of ali applicants for situations arc invest"
NuRSf-INFANTs'.-Can bring baby M on bottle NO.
A /. at 597 6th.ave 49,,
COOK and LAU y DRESS Good cook and eyceueht leun
dress. No 7 20. at 597 18th ,.,,
TRAVEL WITH LApl or .iOHT wORK-Bya middle
asod woman. 80 \ 700 at 597 6th-ave. -
COOK Al in al rs branches 30 3oO. ht 2Ji htha'e
WAlTtEso.-AI IN all It's branches No b 100 at o0'
9th ave.
NM u and SEAMsTRFss.-Highl competent; II years
re'erenco4 10. =, at j91 tn ave ., .
CHAM pHRMAID and : tAMSrRESS or NURSE-cut
and ht No 100 at 50. Gth-ave.
COAtbMAN ann GA RDkN tR.-Harr man: str'cty
temperate best References Address W r.. o. tth ave
COA( IMAM Firstciass: country; best IcIer'
ence-. Address B.. = 5ih-svc ..
PRIVATE WAIT rk OF pACIIMAN-Col0. cd A c!ly
references Adlr IS ". j.. j97 6tha7e.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Nrw-YoRK. TUESDAY. April ~ ~

Room to-day;
Jy Iespinrssr 4 Friedman.
-. . stb ,ve M n 9th ST. 2j5xlOO l. j fhn no An
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

ofices at 247 west l25th st. sfh avo
Apply at Room 0.
1fTH-ST. ii WEST Handsomely fur
'b~i nished third floor together sersrae with OF
without priv ate table
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-02-27
Crowfoot and Riel

A Montreal special says: Crowfoot,
tie celebrated Blackfeet chief, has
been telling government agent how
Riel urged him to join in d general
Indian war. He asserts that Riel Wis
tied him ID Montana in 1880, saying
that he intended to unite the Nets,
Crees and Blaekfeet and the Ameri-
can Sioux under Sitting Bull on the
border. At that time Sitting Bull
was in bad order in the United States,
owing to the Custer massacre An in
terpeter who was with Crowfoot du-
ring the interview with Riel corrobor-
ates the story OF the Blackfeet chief,
and adds that Riel told them that he
was backed by influential persons in
eastern Canada. Crowfoot complains
that the grass On his reserve at Black
foot Crossing has been destroyed by
fire for two years from sparks from
the Canadian Pacific locomotives, and
that his claim for compensation has
not been settled at Ottawa Other
wise he processes to well satisfied with
his treatment.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-02-27
he Cascade Tunnel.

Portland Standard: When Y. G..
Bognc, principal assistant engineer of
tho Northern Pacific, was in town last
Saturday, he was asked by a Standard
reporter when work on the Cascade
tunnel would be commenced by con
tractor Bennett. Mr. Bogue said that
the work had practically begun
already. Bennett is sending provis-
ions. camp equipments and supplies
OF ali kinds into the mountains by
sleds. Tents and camp houses are
being erected as rapidly as possible,
and every preparation is being made
SO as to commence the opening of CON
struction work by the LIST of April.
Work will be commenced on both
sides Of the tunnel, and 200 or more
men will be employed regularly. It
is the way generally with contractors
in boring a tunnel to sink a shaft
midway between the portals Of the
tunnel and then commence from this
central point to work both ways to-
wards the openings. In the case with
the present tunnel the circumstances
are different, as the tunnel is bored
through a very high point and the
distance in the centre from tho s,Irfaoa
to the floor Of the tunnel is something
over 1000 feet. For this reason work
can only be pushed from the two por-
tails onward. Mr. Bogue said that
the contract with Mr. Bennett was
a bona fde one, and will be carried
out to the letter, as the other contracts
with that gentleman have been.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-02-27
4 Doubter.

The Rural Spirit is of the opinion,
says the Herald, that S. S. Huntley,
in claiming to have driven a team of
''the Alontana horse" one hundred
miles in less that twenty-four hours,
tells big yarn-in other words. the
story is disbelieved The Rural Spir-
it is respectfully informed that he can
satisfy himself Of the endurance Of
Montana raised horses by stepping
out here and taking a hundred mile
spin on his own account. We have
plenty of native teams left that can
travel the distance-100 miles-with-
in the time stated without distress.
However ineredulous people of the
States may be regarding
the recorded performances of
Montana roadsters like that related
by Mr.. Huntley they stand good and
remain unquestioned here. Some
years ago Neal Howie, z. S, Marshal,
on summers day, made the distance
between Helena and Virginia City
125 miles-between sun up and sun
down. Excepting the intervening
mountain divides of Prickly Pear and
Boulder, up and down which he cas-
ed his animal by leaving the saddle,
he rode his horse on alternate walk
and lope, from point Of departure to
point of arrival. The time actually
consumed in the journey, counting in
halts for rest and feed, was fifteen
hours and some minutes. In all can
dor we say to the Rural Spirit, never
attach inprobability to a Montana
horse story.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-02-27
Want the Earth.

Big Horn Sentinel: There is a
foreign corporation whose herds range
in Johnson county that is pressing
the scheme of grasping the public
domain little too far. This is one
Of their old tricks A man who was
in their employ as a cowboy for the
period of four years lost his job last
summer for refusing to prove up and
turn over to this foreign corporatio II
a desirable tract Of land, on which he
laid claim about the time he entered
into the employ of this company.
They did not stop here. but wrote let
ters to other outfits, requesting that
the man they discharged be not given
work on account of his refusing to
comply with their wishes. Some
people want the earth and the full
control thereof.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-02-27

line include grading for the full dis
tance of the upper canyon of the
Prickly Pear between Johns and
Mitchell's ranches. Engineers are
cross sectioning and brush cutting is
proceeding through the bottoms.
The three surveying parties are max
ing rapid progress with preliminary
and locating lines through and north
the lower canyon.
Grading contracts on the Rimini
branch have all been awarded. Brush
cutting along that part Of the line ira
versing the Ten Mile is under way.
Jurgens Il Price have sixty men cutt-
ing and delivering ties.
In all $50 men, including surveying
parties. are now in the employ of the
company. This force will be doubled
and threbbted as soon as they can be
handled to aliyantage.-Herald.