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Delta chief., 1884-05-07
THE EXTENT OF BILL POSTING.
Men Who Have .-PaInted the Town" and
Country.

Men Who Have .-Painted the Town" and
Country.
Chic go Inter Ocean.
An English stage marager, in a PAM
phlet on advertising written about
1850, asserted that the business of pos
te: advertising, even then supposed to
have outgrown all reasonable proper
tions, was vet but in its infancy: that
the time would come when every inch
of blank surface in this mundane sphere
would be devoted to the purpose of adj
yertising. Curiously enough about the
time this prophecy was made. a scheme
was inaugurated by single individual
on this side of the water which was de-
stined to go long way toward its full
filment. In the winter of 1890 a
young sign painter, of Brooklyn, find
ing his business very dull, amused him
self by going along the Harlem Road
and painting his name, occupation and
business on all the rocks and fences.
Several business men were struck with
the idea and employed the young man
to blazen advertisements for them in
various localities. Soon after, securing
large number of contracts for the
work. he Travelled with his brush and
paint up the Missouri River, exercising
his peculiar talents on the bare crags of
the Rocky Mountains. He journeycd
into Oregon and daubed her pyramids,
down the golden valleys of the Sac,
over the granite cliffs of the Humboldt
range, he went. leaving behind him
staring legends of "liver pills, ''ague
pads" etc. to terrify the wandering
savage and buffalo. We are happy TO
say he WAS shot at several times and
had 10 run to save his wretched hide.
He was pursued soon after by rival as
fearless and unscrupulous as himself.
Finally, the two went into partnership
and between them transformed the
country into vas; billboard. They
established their headquarters in New
York and undertook. at specified rates,
to advertise merchants, medicines, etc,
in ms few or many States as desired. In
1880 the manager OF this business--the
quandom Brooklyn sign painter, now n
millionaire-declare that he and his
partner had travelled 1900, 600 miles,
had painted 10000 signs. and used 800
barrels OF linseed oil and $50 tons Of
white lead. This was before they two
retired from active participation in the
manual part of the business. They now
have this work done by their ! 800
agents. through whom they can work
the whole United States on the bill
board plan. They charge for billing a
a patent medicine in seventeen States,
$4,000.
Delta chief., 1884-05-07
Why Hating Does Not Pay.

1t is not worth your while TO hate.
Your life is not long enough to make it
pay to cherish i'll will or hard thoughts
toward any one. What if that man has
cheated you OF that woman played you
false? What if this friend has forsaken
you in your time OF need or that one.
having won your utmost confidence.
yohr warmest love, has concluded he
prefers to consider ani treat YOU as a
strangcr' Let it all pass. What differ
ence will il make to you in a few years,
when you so hence to the "undiscov-
cred country?" All who treat you
wrong now will be more sorry for il;
than you, even in your deepest disap-
pvintment, can be. A few more smiles.
n few more tears, some pleasure, much
pain. a little longer hurrying and wor-
rying in the world, some hasty greet
ings and abrupt farewells, and life will
be over and the injurer and injured
will be laid away. and ere long forgot
ten. 1t is not worth while TO hate each
other.
Delta chief., 1884-05-07
He Had . Plan.

A tailor in a village in Canada failed
and called a meeting of his creditors.
a investigation seemed to show that
his liabilities were 81 900 and his assets
St.0o9.
at thus appears. said one of the
" that you can pay twenty
five cents on the dollar
"Vhcll. doan' figure like dot" re-
piled the tailor.
"How do you figure?'
':Vhy, / pays fifty cents on der dol
lar"
"How can you do that when Your
assets only allow for one-fourthp''
"Vhcll. l prings dar odder money
down from der house!"
He was not permitted to fail.
Delta chief., 1884-05-07

Relief from Sick Headache, Drowsi-
ness, Nausea, Dizziness, Pain in the
Side, &c, guaranteed to those using
Carter's Little Liver Pills. These com
plants are nearly always caused by
torpid liver and constipated bowels.
Restore these organs to their proper
functions and the trouble ceases. Car
tcr's Little Liver Pills will do this every
time. One pill is dose. Forty in a
vial. Price 20 cents.
Delta chief., 1884-05-07

Mr.. l. Carpenter, 463 Fourth avenue,
New York. after running gauntlet OF
eight years rheumatism, used st. Ja-
cohs Oil, tho great pain reliever, by
which he was entirely cured and has
had no return Of his complaint.
Delta chief., 1884-05-07

''The proof Of the pudding is in the eating ~
SO says the old adagc, and ~ the proof OF the
value Of u medicine is the opinions Of those
who have used e. Thos. Bass, Sr.. of Steel
vile, says, al have used frickly Ash Bitters In
my family for years for ailments OF the kid
neys and bowels, and find there is no remedy
eauAl 10 IT,
Delta chief., 1884-05-07

1.-THE leek is tho emblem of tho
Welsh" says the Detroit Free Press.
Tho leck should be the emblem, of our
navy. IN. Y. Graphic.
Delta chief., 1884-05-07

DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator pu r.
ities the blood, aids digestion. regulates
the bowels.
Delta chief., 1884-05-07

The Chinese may have to go, but the
Keely motor never Peck's Sun.
Delta chief., 1884-05-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22

is dutiahle at 80 per cent ad valoem spun six -
question has been pending before the bepal I,r,rs
long time and is OF interest American manniac'i''
Az INVESTIGATION CLosEp.-The Senate 'oihmVe0 VIZ
PRIVILEGES and Elections this morning decidcu 70 S bo
evidence in both the COpiah and Danvihc cases % ,
Senate The rcpOrts Of the subcommittee Ho h0' wv
prepared No more witnesses Will he called
DUTY OK WORKS ART.-The Ways ana means 'o"'
mitiee TO-DAY decided report bill aholiShng us h
nation in favor of American artists, ana uc', ~
duty on works OF from so 10 10 per cent au N"o
To OPEN THE NJ AIS TO NEwsPAPEEs--A bill was ih'r"
duccd today by Representative Henley 10 encourage
education in the states and Tcr1itoIlcs IL PIo ,,.tcs
al cwspapers hereafter published in the seVera
and Territories IN any language Whatsoever shai pt
RED free OF nnsta age through the mails WltDh inc '
the United states and Territories.
JCDICru INSTRUCTION TO JCBUs.-Senator "aI'"uo
reparted adversely to-day from the Committee on nv
Judiciary the bill introduced Ivy Senator MahucIs",un M
provide that Judges OF the United states circuit an
tlici Courts reduce their instructions 10 lures W
~ all states wherein statc Judges are required 50 t'
A BUREAU OF GtTION.-Sn morton of Mr. iihSi'5
the House today suspended the rues and passed nI,l
creating Bureau OF Navigation in the treasury boP'
mcut.
AGAINST MEDICAL DIS, RININNrloN-ln me S'h''' J."
day seyrral e;rions were presented and appropriately
referred irayils that discrimination may 10 i,t
between The different schools Of medicine IN ire H'N"5
Of medical appointments under the Jnitcl @I''e"
PEoTE,TioN or rR tvrIIERs a hill was intfodnceh III
tc Senate by Mr. Hale proviiluS for tine protection o
lie steamers and sailing YcS-le-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
THE SHOOTING or KATE MURPHY.

Kate Murphy, age eighteen. of No. $50 E1S1
Thirty -thrd-st., who shot last SATURDAY
night while returning home from picnic mt Jones :
Wood, remained yesterday in about the same COLI
dition that which shc has been In since she re.
ceived the wound. If she should die. the iact tlll
she concealed her injury from her parents lu1y
tacutY-four hOurs will have much to do WIN ln'
fatal result Of the wound. IL as discovered ialt
Sunday night by her physician that the Dillle' hil
embedded itself in Of the Nertebra Oh the nee -
Her condition has been such that an attempt ~
extract it might have resulted fatally. fcr Irtl
side Is partially parayzed Sunday nights Coroner
Mcrklo took the girls antc-mortem statement
which was - follows:
Lost evening (t'rl 49, went with two Of my female
acqufini Inrc. Lizzie and and Jenny Achcrnon tH PIC
mic in " asiHctOn Part. Whom the picnic was over l
Ruby aud Michael Mfrfha ami started for home. " nen
were crossing NJ ytyn'nth-st. ana inc b1"e'a,
gang Of young men, Of whom know, hld quuIe
and were throwing stones. All IT once beard ~IOt
and fell down Immediately after the sh"i was uf'h
became unCDn cIOu. When rtcDYcr2d CONSCIOUSNESS
whom the ,hot hgsd. somebody tot me h'ei"aId
thai Il was fred by man named Donohue.
Policeman Donohuc. of the Nineteenth Precinct,
II Is Thought wounded the girl HIS captain
speaks well Of hin. He was on duty at sky
nihth-,t. and the Boulevard on the nIEht 81 me
shooting. and asserts tnat he was ck.d by, a
Number of r"IRhs who threw stones at MN. ne
drew his cyolyer Gud fired into toe ar. Ire hui-
lei IN It's passage tore he tl'sh of his lt'X nHg,r
Donchuc maintains hat ;hr shots were fred ny ne
crowd. Kate Murphy'S companions declare ihht
DCnOhuc was TIE only person who fired i pistol.
IEe police arc investigating both Stories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
IFlsH PorIroES, NOT DYNAMITE. POUND.

ODonovan, surnamed Rosa, aud "red-
faced scedy ooking in long gray native ulster"
who arrived 1t Castle Garden from the White Str
shin Republic on Saturday, eagerly watched for all
dy Yesterday Castle Garden. The seedyOoking m4u
had mysicr'ousy carried with him into the rotunda
myscrou. looking box, and my-terousy asked for the
address OF the -eriOus Rosa lie cit his box in the
care OF Clerk Murphy, aud he did on sun
day It was feared that the box contained dynamite. II
was removed to IA secluded corner wnerc was
stationed to prevent It's being disturbed As the
failed 10 return all day Yesterday the mystery about the
box ana It's contents increased.
No could be induced TO anywhere the box
until about O'Clock a,tp ht when faster Mechanic Ron
ct Christian offered 10 ft lpu - p u pine box
about fourteen Inches long, ten iurArs deep, and ten
inc hes wide. IT, cover not only nailed ught
hut also locked When the top OF the box
moved u ti- htly rolled white Woolou blanket found
which several persons were sure contained some danger
explosive. Nothing d4uuted Mr.. thrstian puca the
hau uui aud found ~ tuc bottom OF the box tWOdcd
potatoes. Two Old .cuibbmg brushes, lot of ground
coffee Yece- % dry ~ bread and new testament
i'm German. ~ decided Ia retain the box until the
secdy looking man, OF Rosa, should call Tor IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
SuISHING TIE WOMENS CABIN.

Nelson Niece. who was the pilot Of The steam
boat Riyerdale when it vas sunk by an explosion
last year in the Nort River, was engaged recently
pilot the fcrry-bcat Hobokon, Of the Christie
phcr Street Line. lie sfcered the boat across the
river from obOkcu al l0:JOd. IL. yc.tcrday. There
were about thirty passengers on board, among them
dozen women. strong ebb tide was running
and Notices calculation was at fault as ! ne boat
neared the CuistOpncr-st. pier. lie missed the slip
and the wind and tide carried the boat against the
end Of Per No. 10 with great force There ~as ~
loud crash and splinters from tho ferryboat HeW IN
yariOus directions. The wOrnens cabin was crushed
in twelve feet Of the wood WOrS being carried away
Persons on tho boat were thrown down and few OF
them Injured. At the point where thc cabin was
struck by the sharp corner Of the pier, TIE eats
were shattered. No women sat there hut TWO were
near enough 10 bc struck by tinbers forced III from
the side of the boat.
Mrs. Charles w. Brown wife OF merchant in
Orange y. j.. had her ankle broken Mrs. Louisa
Martin OF No. 3O2 Contra ave, Jersey City, re-
ceived Il severe injury 10 her back. One other
woman. who did not give her name, was struck In
the face by aspliuteTand injured slightly. mere
was great excitement among the pa -scng"ra tor %
time For several seconds the boat chung 10 the
corner of the pier. ike large b-h on pear
ThenIt was backed oil. Mrs Brown was carried 70
- Yincrnt'- Hospital. II wassad th1t the dam
aoe 10 tho boat would not exceed $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
THE SENATE NvE,TiGATloN CLOSED.

EVIDENCE ABOUT IaE DETIiN tHfCk AND OTHER
MATTERS.
The senate Committee on Cities held IFS last
see. ion in this cly yesterday. Mr. Payne. counsel Tor
H. Thompson. w.s sick, AMI Assistant Corporation
Counsel IacolIbe appeared in his stead j. H. Chambers
ater Register testified that hr had been in the habit 81
cs.Ling check, for employees Of he Public Works De
pl:ul at 80 M accommodation 10 tnem There was no
water rent due from Mr. D"yIu july u, lo-2, when
Tie check shown due This custom oil cash checks
was stopped by ny order Commissioner Thompson last
November after the Irregularities the part Of
certain check, In the water Bureau was known.
Adoph : W,dcr, corresponding clerk in the Pubic
Works department. testified that he had kn0Wnsnsrcc
or Culver and Contractor John Devn for several years.
c had heard that there trouble between Devn and
Cu'ver IN the carly part OF July lSS2, Deyln asked
hin, 10 cash "a check. lie referred him to Chief Clerk
Clifford soon aftcrvarG he said Clifford gave Dcvln
money and he supposed hat II for the purpose Of
ca,hing a checS.
fn.pcc;or culver testiGc! that he had trouble with
De Win rrior 10 and after July 1889 There was con-
tupal trouble between them because Deyln would not
perform his work properly. On many occasions Devin
called him vile names and once he Threatened 10 throw
FAX Comn.,ioner Wales testified that his Department
bad an unpleasant cXpcrcuce with an unbalanced bid.
i W. O'Gfadv Ind for contract His bid mbll-
anccI The father of the contractor employed In the
fbr father was dismissed This before the passage
of the Consolidation act and - the bd OF OGIady Was
t,e lowest the Corporation Counsel advised award
linn the contract. The Commissioners still refused.
O'Grady in the supreme Court procured a mandamls.
r u clifford. cI.f clerk or the Public Works Depart
lGcnt he had been In the habit ~ Cisbing checks
Tor small amounts FOR friends lie bad no recollection OF
TIE check shown lie supposed that DO had cashed It
he had many others.
Nj incoInbc offered in evidence the letter from Mr.
THOMPSON 10 the Mayor dated December %, 1888 giving
bfs exclamation the charge. against his department,
@ ~ ietter fnl the CORPORATION Cllu-cl to he May,r
General Tracy Said tat tEase were no. evidence. Mr.
m ,aInIcd Sr Lacombe said that Mr. Thompson
had testified at length and been crOss-rram ned. They
would wish two three days To put IN tie dcnce
Of several more Witnesses
senator tbDs said that there had already been an cX
Ten siou OF Tine the session drawing close and
,ya- opuoScd further extension. He declined 10
receive tic pamphlets offered b., Nh Iacombc a. cyI-
icuca and afer brief consultation with h- cole. Iues
bc .puouucrd that the public hearings closed.
The report Of the committee viii DE made 10 the senate
rs soon a possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NAsHINGToN,April21. -PasSed -Assistant-Sur-
econ G. T. Hinbe has been ordered 10 duty the non
LAD At City Point to Yeleye Passed. assistant surgeon
H. Gnlick ordered 10 the NewH hampshire. IL Newport
To- relieve Surgeon j. c. Wise, who has been placed on
waiting orders PasseiA~'istantsugecn ". :. Dixon
has been detached the Hartford and ordered to the
Coae survey steamer HaS.lcr. relieving Passed
Str-cgn f. H. IcIliu. who has been O.uclc- 20 the Hart
tOTC.
Naval Constructor ". Y. NaIn'y has ne'n dclachto
fr, ~ nrfk NAVY Gard aud ordered TO export 10 the
(iDT of t, ilnlt4u o. Construction "a Repair Or special
dutg. Assistant Surgeon Thomas - Oi'I- H'' V''A
ordered fu nomination for promotion ,
Tho Jf.atOn arrived ~ SINGAPORE ycsi-rut'y' me
TtIIapo~a ari7ve0 al the WASHINGTON NaNy iaIu -l'
n. S3uttr VIII sail rom Havana, Aprt 70, Tor ~
Wet Tre Pensacola i cXPected ~ AHNe Al NOTION ~ :"
fsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
SLIGHT EUNAWAY ACCIDENTS.

A, three coaches were approaching the New
York end OF the bridge 1t yesterday, The horses Of
,e rear coach took fright and away The second
coach oona aiming lady and a gentleman, into
and overturned, AMI the lie .ing one swung around
acns, the side the roadway The horse stopped
before getting oil the bridge. No one injured except
one OF the drivers who escaped with s2At cut Oh the
head
Miss C. Taylor of 40. 100 Last One huudrod-aud-
(tlst Who Wa rdinE Zoo villa zee cart ON sun
tgy M -ryruthtvc. drove hrr horse INTO light wagon
IN which Martin Sanger, Of NJ f3S Niuhave, seated
behind r frOf'cr. Nr. sanger thrown OUT escaped
.rr 1us injury. Miss laylois horse was caught by II
mounted policeman after 1t had started 10 !un away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
Uo1rsE PENSION BILL PASSED.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-The House to-day,
on motion Of Mr. Warner. by vote OF LOO to1' Sl~
pended the rules ana passed hill providing th"t every
persou sueched IN the several classes enumerated ia tnc
leUsion IL of the United states WHO served III th" he
in the military naval service in any war in which the
United states has been engaged for period OF llrf
lnont- or more and has honorable discharge and l.
not receiving pension greater pension than thai
provided ior herein rat hy reason OF any wound
injury or disease mich there - probable cause to be-
ovc originated said service In line OF duty ana not
the result o. his own misconduct or bad habits, or "r
known cause occurring since such service, il no" d.,
abledn whole or in part for procuring his suDs>t nee by
manual labor shall upon makil- due proof OF the arS'
under such regulations nay hc prescribed hf t-c
nroper authority not inconsistent win che provisions OF
ms art placed upon the let ~ pensloner> q" me
United states, aud be entitled &" reeve Is4l,', |
Ing The continuance of slCh disability, al rae H"
OF the claimant ~ be a~ccr,ancd and certified o. prov t.
ed by law upln examination by q competent I''ta 90
Surgeons duly appointed. sucn pension l." penn az TIC
DAT" Of nD@ application THEREFOR. ,
THAT IN ail applications under general pension i,%,
including t1i> act WLcn b appears by ltco' t' ' u
that tie applicant regularly 6aHci ana l""- '
INTO The service and served fo period OF three tut
on more mat fact IN Al he si lent ur'ud face evidence
that ne vas in good caih aud irce lI'n disco, vi
cause OF disability iOl winch hc claims Pcu'oii'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
SOME NEW HOUSE Bids.

WA>uNGTON, April 21.-1he following bills
wore intro uccd IN the House to-day Tor the creation o.
six culture bareau and to establish silk c iir -ji-
lions; 10 promote and encourage education IN the SECS elI
States and Territories; 10 reduce the Internal frF hNe
tax On biany distilled from apple, peaches ana grapes
to 10 cen, per gallon; 10 enable National ntkm- "''-
Citations 10 increase their capital stock and &" change
their names and location; to admit free Of du!( "'c'S
Intended for exhibition the Louisville LNpo-l'"i IA
1esi. ~ ,,r,yde for the erection necessary bu dirc
On the Government reservation at West Point; S."tAS
q pension 10 Emma DE LOuc; 10 tax the manufacture
and sale and 70 regulate Tie exploration o. 0loontI-
garine suspend the COLLECTION cI me uli'ct t'N i
fc. uo sIicces-ion which occurred before Ocoucr /.
1870 providing that the Officers ana employees OF Ma
fOng soldiers Homes sha n he selected nom volunteer
officers soldier. and sailors tn permit the publishers OF
paper, t. send marked copies OF their new Sl" at
eccon rates; prohibit lhc Attorney Gen, ra from
enciug into contract with any person TO +t aia 4
patent on condition that the person sAd pay the cost oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
BEYTING on TIE WIrHERS.

The belief that the horses of Pierre Lorilldrd
viii not bc sent to Jerome PARK has somewhat int rcrod
with The betting on the Withers Stakes Investors
m abroad and there general desire to postpone spec
uaton until more is learned OF the principal horses now
in hard trauin. The latest quotations show that Bur
Ton of the D,gycr stables, is less auclcd than he wls
having gone back from 3l2 to TO to l. while Edorado
of the same stable has advanced to to l. Rcyeer OF
oorc. Iorllr's string, was la-t backed ut to l. and
Tb1cIrrly belonging 0 the same owner. nj 90 l. Com
,oodorc KIT sons pauI4ue and Dir GaWJys ilimala a
r also -, = to t. ApplcDy 4 Johus0u's Confusion has
Non bac ed at from 30 to down to 10 20 |. These
The only horses which investments have been made
recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
BiSEBiLL NEE,S.


TIL BOSTON NINE AGAIN NICI0R>-pEpFIpHNcE
MIN LEAVE TIE FIELD.
About 1000 spectators witnessed the second
aiin. o. baseball be tue Boston League and Metro
io'ilan mines at tie Poo Grounds yesterday The game
was finely contested up to ;he seventh innug the score
standing to IN favor OF the home club. Then httIe
allowed the first 1T the bat 10 ct his n2'e on balls
and with a passed ball. BY Ee.pschiaEer' ana
basc-ait- by W,sr anl Crowley tie Boston men
scored tree runs, Two OF tL.u earned In inc
following inning the Bc-tn players scored ty" no'e
nuns which yir ua!ly settled The contest In ih' 1881 IN
Ming the home uuo added to their score, orr
milking q ht getting to third on error By CroV.ey,aud
scoring ola an euor Jy Morrill, Al hrs base. BJh mines
played fair Aeliag games, the Boston nine winning the
match l mdkil, tteir hs at opuD"tpur moments. orr
Kcp-chaecr aai Pierce clIiyue on 'he n"dhf houofs
for the homs cub whitney pitched In good form for the
Boston unr vhc The catching of Hackctt excellent
Empire Kelly made several .lspIs which did no meet
with general iayor. The e,,r' Is a' follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
4 roLrNrEER FIFEnEy,s RErNIoN

The Valley Forge Engine Company No IS,
Of the old Volunteer Fire Department celebrated ts
twenty fourth anniversary last night and dinner at
Martiuclrs The company, which numbers one hundred
men, was organized in 1854. 1t had tho first steamer
ever used In the city In 1860. Among the guests were
r. L. SHILLING, Chief OF tho Fire Department OF stamford
Coun; James Onkung Chief OF the Department ot Hack
ensack n j.. James Wiluams, Chief Ot Department VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
4 MINISTER RUN OVER ~ BRo4DW1Y.

The Rev. Arthur X. N1ylor Of Perth Amboy. y. T.,
who Isseventy-two years old, was knocked down
and run over in Broadway at Murray by a wagon
yesterday. His right ankle was broken. The police
took him TO the Chambers street HOapItaL Trend
called there ut o'clock and carried him TO tho
Presbyterian Hospital. Nr NayiOr IL a missionary
late from NankafO, Kansas aud he was honor2bly
retired short time aga on account Of age ana lOnH
service. lie il native Of Kentucky and has been
living for some time at fhe Presbyterian Ministers
Home, at Perth AmbOy, n. j. man who saw the
accident told the police that the wagon was marked
I. II. litux No. 81 PatcAen-aye Brooklyn. The
driver was not ar.csIed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
rlrIoN4L OILED H0rEa

The non commissioned officers of the 9th
Regiment held a reception in the ArmOry, No 22l West
Twenty-si xth-st., last evening.
The esd Rrgiment-COmpau !cS D. + and F-paraded for
battalion dn last night
The 18th Regiment paraded at the Armcry last ni9ht
and after parade and the mar5smens badges had
cen distributed dancing began and kept up tlll
late hour. go.
orders nave issued from the headquarters oi the
National Guard instructiug regiments as 10 field rife
practice during the coming season.