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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
WHERE NERO FELL.
The Exact Spot Pointed Dat by Ono Who
Knew.

The Exact Spot Pointed Dat by One Who
Knew.
was going over the battlefield of Win
chester with a colored man who claimed
to have Witnessed the battle and helped
care for the wounded, and as we reached a
certain spot on the Opequan he halted and
waved his hand and said:
"Take a mighty good look at dis yerc
spot, sab, fur de biggest kind of a nan
fell yere.''
II didn't know that any big man fell in
this battlc,' replied.
''No. Of co'se yo' didn't OATS &c rca-
son yo' hired me fur two bits 10 guide yo'
around an pint out de historic spots. Yes,
a mighty big man fell OFF his boss an died
yere. sah.''
'.And who was its''
"Nero, sab. He was cumin right down
dis path, an jest as he got yerc de iniuy
poured in a volley, an he was killed. Reck-
On he nebber knowed what hit him."
"Do you mean to tell me that Nero OF
Roman fame died here"
''Dat's what I'm a-sayin, sah."
But Nero was dead hundreds Of years
before You were born.''
Cant help dat, white man. Dis yere
am de exact spot wharf he FELL"
Nv hlch army was he m
ode Yankee army, SAN"
"Was he general.''
'Biggest kind of a gincr.l, sah."
"My dear man, you have rot your his
tory mixed. Iou don't mean that Nero,
who died over 500 years ago, was present
at this battles'
81 doan' mean de Nero who died, of
co'se, but de Nero who didn't dic.''
but ] can't stand even that. There
was no general in either army named
Nero
''Yerc is whar' he fell, sah.''
"Who told you so.''
SCOT it right straight from Mr.. Tink-
um''
land who is Mr.. Tinkum."
my fadder-in-law, sal. / married his
oldest gal. rze knowed dat man fur ober
10 Vars an nebber knowei him to tell n
! lie. Why, boss, one time dey fought de ole
man stole n, calf. Dey couldn't git no
proofs on him, an he WIS all right. but
what yo' 'spose he dun didi Dress yor
heart, sab, but he goes an owns up to a
calf an n hog, too, an dey gin him ar
an "a half in prison. Reckon any SIGH man
as dat would lie bout Nero. Reckon a
mans own fadder-in-law am gwine TO say
dat Nero fell right we're if he didn't fall?
/ No, sab Yo' has got Nero an Washington
an Socrates and Gineral Butler all con-
| fused in yo'r head, an yo' want TO he
mighty keerful how yo' write dis mp. As
l was sayin, dis am de spot whar' Nero
fell, an when we git ober de branch III
pint out de identical spot whar' Napoleon
said he would conquer or die.''
NJ QUAD.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

COMEALONG JACKSON AND Ll.OTIIEI. JOHN
black, white or pea grea. Who kcerss
How You gwine TO find out II yo' do kerr
please, sah''- began Bother jackson
- he looked up.
'>6ilcnccr' Numbered thcrresilent. ..Nuf-
On 70 kin say viii champ my dccishun,
want all members OF d club to thor
Oaxh1y understand de poe hun of affairs
lefo' We drop els subjick Oar was an
.Ada0 m an Eve. Dey resi 4 in dc Ga'tlen
If Edea- Eve tempted AIN, an dey had
10 move. OATS pHn.y: DIS all we wan,
70 know. We doa..' keers cents how tail
dey war, how much tley ! ighed or what
was De size Il DER feet.
''Dar was food. Noah huiit nm arl, n,
fioated aruun IN was saved We choke off
right dar. We doan' keer whether Inc WA.
rlarried or sangle-white or black-t.ll or
short. We doan' keef whetae. il rnined fo,tv
days or only thirty-nine H. a IAN.
Gain killed lis brutlier A 81 VIII, , c,,,,,
It's none q our bixness to Ak whcfher do.
clubwas Of OAK or hics betbcr A. lii.
in took placeSunday T. ,rnin or Wss3re.,ia,,
evenin. We dean kce. VIII tber n -. cs,.,
doshs or in dc house
"Danl was cast into den Of liona. 1fea,-
he dar was two lions-me,,tup a;x M-s,h.
dem lions was hungrY-mebbe not. Dey
didn't want no fuss wild Danl. why dey
didn't am none o our bizness. An - kecr
fur am dat Dan'l Got ont all right
Jonah was swaiiered by winnie m cost
up agin. Was it u small wfaIe or n i,;y
one Was he black or whites Was he
waf-iu dar to swaller Jonal. or did NJ. ;,,..
bapren long ut de right n1,p;tp Non. y,
our hizness! All we keer fur is dnt he wns
cast out agiu.
IBIS am whar stand, g,n'len. nm wbar
I shall contincr to stand, an sich ma can.
stand wild me kin take wtik! Bruddcrs
Jackson anu johnson, go Bin make vo,.
selves skass. Git out an iSsy ont, w,
can't come yere no mol II, in gwine down
| de alley together. one Of VT declars dat
Job had chiitiains steau VI Ot-s. an lie cd.
der calls him mar an gus fight, it
wont lie nufitn TO Us ciup; AZ hobody will
interfere. We VIII Low olo" ~ lie lamps
I'm rrognosticate honewaris.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
.Nor clean ont any Of the drinkin shan

"Nor clean ont any Of the drinkin shan,
tics.''
"No."
Nor do nuthin but jest stand aroun3
with my hands in my pockets and my vel
down in my butes:"
THAT'S ali. We've become civilized. In
stead of CROWN any better, things Is goin to
git wuss It won't be a month afore We
hev sidewalks and window curtains anG
preachersv'
And it won't be no town fur whit
man to live in. Officer. I'm holdin mp my
hands,"
Il ssa."
''r.nJ both o. them guns plumb center ct
ry innocent ole heart and pull trigger, fur
don't want to live n mint longer in tbi'
cold world.''
Can't do it, old man. could a-done !,
4 month ago, but Deadwood's got civ
lized. You'll hev to go off and cOmmi'
suicide"
YES, I reckon will, fur wouldn't Civ
shucks to live day longer. Lemme yel
once. and then I'll go off and die"
The marshal gave him permission, anf
after uttering series of boots which raise
the town tie old man rode away with {
look Of sorrow on his face and was fount
that evening hanging to the limb Of tree
by his halter rope.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
How the Judge Was Rcvcnged.

In the course of a speech made in recent
case tried in the mayors court, counsel told
this anecdote of learned judge who used
to sit not more than 100 miles from the
Guildhall. The case he was trying was
against railway company for the loss of a
bag. After a somewhat lengthy hearing.
the judge summed up to the jury thus:
Gentlemen, the plaintiff claims damages
for the loss of his bag against the company.
They are always losing bags: they lost mine
when was on circuit. Consider your ver-
dict" They did, and found it very easy to
arrive at a conclusion Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
manner, and that not the slightest hitch
occurred from start to finish.

manner, and that not the slightest hitch
occurred from start to finish.
While old 81 was nearly CD years of age,
be had the promise Of about GO more If he
celd himself in. He had only one special
y, and that was trying to scare q tender
foot out of his boots. Whenever a soft and
Micy stranger came limping into town. old
81 claimed him AS his mutton. In facial
expression lac resembled bewhiskeretl
Wolf, while his figure reminded one of a
TWO hump camel. To these he added a
Voice like the below of an enraged buffalo
and a cooked eye which seemed tos5e ever
searching for n fresh victim. One day a
lear ago We saw the old man jump on a
,cnderfoot from Ohio aud brighten him
ilto fit which tied him up in n knot. We
'hen gave him some fatherly advice to the
'fcct that a limping, dead broke and dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
,c,,,-,,,,t. ls..,. by Charles Il. Icwis.l

lCopyr.ght. iS!.. by Charles II. Lcwis.l
..rfpr,ddcr Colnealong Jackson an BrEd-
J.r S,andrp johnson am in de hall TO-
az, 7 ,-;sh 'cm to step dis way" said
D., H. Gardner when the routinc business
- d., last meeting Of the Limckiln club
had b,,.n disposed OF.
The brothers named were present, ard
after considerable hesitation they arose and
advanced 10 the platform. 1t was seen that
Comtalonc had lately lost three front
teeth and that Standup had one eye closed
and n battered nose.
..G;,a'len." observed the president as he
looked down on them with very serious
count nance, bylaw No. e.. Of article 32l
plainly reads dat members Of dis club shall
not irgagc in rclicus or political arguments
or di, ,ushuns. About cbery three months
fur dc past five Vars ! bev called speshual
atten hun to dat bylaw. o. three different
occasliuns members hev I'm expelled fur
break in dat rule. In spite OF all dat has
bin sid an dun, howeber, az two members
befo' ne hev bin guilty not only Of b-eakin
dc rue, but of tryin to break each other S
heads. Bruddcr Jackson, what yo' gos to
say fur yo'self."
II aid da. Eve had red ha'r, sah."
''Rradder johnson. what yo got to say!'
Il sud sine didn't hcv."
An dat precipitated mortal combat"
"IeS sah."
'!S, 10 de mortal combat was precipi-
lated, howe,Sr, boaf Of - called each
5;hcr liars IN boss thieves IN robbers
The guilty pair bowed their heads in ac-
acknowledgement.
"1rlddcr jackson, did 20 ebersee Ever"
'No. sah.'
odd yo', Brudder Johnscn!"
"Zo. sah.'
Min either one o yo' pin. me to any de-
scription Civin dc color q her hart"
They mumblinGly acknowledged their
inability to do so.
snow yo' a'arken to rne! exclaimed the
president ~ he drew himself up and en-
phasized his words with extended arm.
| ''De verdict I'm dat boat Of so be bounced
out % dis club fo'with-right oA-wid in a
o mInit-an dat under no circumstances
will yo' be restored to membership. Tze
gwinc to put stop to dis sort O. bizness il
] hcv to bouIce cherry member Of de Lime
kiln club an run Paradise hall all alone'
DE ideah of two ole gray headed nigcers
was,in DER brcai ober de color Of de ha'r OF
= woman who libed thousands Of vars agol
Who knoWs whether her ha'E was rcd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

The butcher was shovelipg big drift of
snow from the walk in front of his shop
when Pat came along and asked for the
job. The butcher REFUSED. Pa; persisted.
No." said the butcher. How will I
get exercise il let you shovel it,"
Eating your meat, 'fcjoined Pat, as he
shouldered his shovel and marched on
Utica Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
No Great Feat.

These porters that work around whole
sale grocery stores are mighty strong men,
think so.''
Yes. saw one raise barrel of flour
just now with the greatest ease and place
it in a wagon"
HIN! That's no great feat"
at ANTI"
No. That's self raising flour" New
York Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

II am poet" said the young man Efso-
lutely.
"lndeeds" replied the kind hearted bot
absentminded editor.
Yes. Aud came to see if you will not
give me a trial.
Dear, dear! My good fellow, wouldn't
bother about a trial. I'd Just plead guilty
ana take my chances. "-Washington Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
THE ARIZONA KIcKkR
II. sa.a, Mistake That Tool p S, Sim
mons Away.

GONE HEycE.-we do not mel pby this
that old 81 Simmons, who has b p hang.
ing out in this ncighborhood ever >iace the
town was founded, has departed ps Utah
or New Mexico for the benefit Of hi lealtb.
but that his spirit, il he had one, fssipr.
ID It's way to that land beyond I'd xies.
lie i stone dead and duly planted. pa we
&ust that Nc viii not be charged vi hero-
M when Ne sny that We pulled the
Insral IN cur usual suave aud getuI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
LEE Had NO CHARMS.

He Didn't Care 60 Live In n Too Highly
Civilized Community.
lie rode into Deadwood one day after
things had got settled down and was pre-
paring to cut loose when the marshal COW
cred him with two guns and commanded
him 10 come oil.
as this new deal!" queried the old man
nc be Looked around in surprise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
Getting Non

Mrs. Nuwed-I want 4 confess something
to you. dearest. l dece4ed you about my
age. 1t is NOR. than 1 lid you.
Mr.. Nrwed-Then Day as well recipro-
cate, darling. deceive you about my in
s come. 1t is less than l Did you.-Harper's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
Calling Hii,,o~,.

Man Vn theater to oman in front)-
Medam' PAID Sl50 forthis seat, and your
hat
Woman (calmly)-T&t hat cost &C.
Boston Courier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

He-Whot does the n tscript sayi
She-There is no poet ript.
He-No postscript! thought You said
the letter was from woman. Yankee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

eRorneeyacksoN SAID SHE HAD RED
HAIR; BROTHER JOHNSON SAID NO.

And n Mortal Combat Was Prccipitatcd.
The Liwcxfin Club Listens To Brother
Card,cr-rhc Facts In the Case Of Adam
and Eve.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
What IS

Castoria DR.. Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It IS substitute
Parcsoric Drops Soothing Syrups, Castor OIL
Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years uso by
Millions Of Mothers Castor Worms and a1lays
fevcrishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curas
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
tccting troubles constipation and hatulency.
Castoria assmilatcs tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
soria Is tho Children's Panacea-tie Mothers Friend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02
Castoria.

"Cas4oria is al excellent medicine fer chil-
drcn. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
On. G. c. OsGoor,
rnxx,nr Macs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-02

~cas.ossia IS the bes: remedy for children Of
witch TN acquainted. Ihope t,;c day is not
Ia distant when mothers w;llconsidcr the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead OF hevariousq uack nostr,lms which are
dest-oyins their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfui
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them TO premature graves"
Oh. J. F. KNcHEoE,
Conway, Ark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

IiFepopl March ~. H. Beef Holders freely:
extra India mess duh so. prime easy
Porh Holders offer freely prime mss Western fne dull
AZ Bis Cd, DO medium Dull g. Gl Hams Holders
9ner sp4rngy short cut about ~ ~ lG n firm a. is
Bacon Holders offer sparngy; Cufnhc' and about
y y 20 II. hrm 3is Cd short rib about - H. steady
az BIS long clear mill'os about ~ ~. rn 81 Ions
ana short clear midll-s. about - il, a.
Shouders-i bout II TO l. 10. finn at D.: Ch"sc-IIoIers
onf m0dc?aeN American finest white ana cOored steady
AZ d's Cd Tallov-Thc supply is poor; prim" city easy
at rs 9d Spirits 81 tgrpcn Holders Offer freely: firm
40 rs "a. tottons."i oil. Liverpool refined. dun
Cd Resin Holders offer moderately; steady
NJ Is Tod Lard Spot Holders offer spaiiuriy
Holders not Offering. r'im" Western nsm az 3~s
Wheat Holders Offer moderately. No rod winter
- 81 IlourHodcrs ofc- moderately :: Louis fancy
wninr Gu! Gs 90. Com Holders offer freely.
futures Holders oner moderately: mixed Western spot
dun ~ IS ND. April steady al 3 1d, Ma steady ut
- $40 Juno steady - sid Hops ~ LONDON Pacific
Coast Holders offer sparngly. dun ~ finli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02
Eodr0 nno Rooms.

Al SUITE. second f,,r. Iarl0r. cham
le-. bath. h,-llDr t'Ln. room ana extra
chamber together co., separately. superior
table. 80 5ih-tfc.. references
MADISOE-AVE.. 1927. opposite Park
Lazy iacl. paflor. and smaller rooms con
netting. furnished or unfurnishcl. private
house. American family; no children.
MADISON AVE. corner - Eaa'
1Iih.-f. Ep. nus with superior appoint
u"uf4 ana cuisine. very reasonable.
liTII-sT.. * EAST. near 5ih-avc ~
c..i'nt n'irhhorhood. yer; desirable largo
square room. modern convenience abund-
amt table.
2lsT ST. 10 EAST GEAMERCv PARK.
Desirable rooms. generous table. every
thing hr-t-riase. privilege private park
references. reasonable.
3STH-Sr. 80 EAST Large. handsome
sscpnf story rom; excellent table. refer
encrs exchanged
iO2 WEST ATHEIST. Pleasant suites ~
rooms. with boaiC. for spring or summer
season. private bathrooms OTIS elevator
iaTII-S ST. - WEST. with board. one
llfg- room on SECOND hopr.
Il3 EAST DIST superior rooms
first class board. privilege u Gramercy
Paris. references exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02
EEFOHN LEGISLATION IT TRENTON.
MEASURES OF IMPORTANCE THAT WILL oCCJPY
THE LAWMAKERS THIS WEEK.

MEASURES OF IMPORTANCE THAT VIII. OCCUPY
THE LAWMAKERS THIS WEEK
Trenton April / (SpecaD-At noon tomorrow
State Controller William :. Hancock or Trenton.
and State Treasurer George T. Swain. of Newark.
will take possession OF the respective Offices to
vhirh they have been elected. and which The Demo
cratic scheneis have succeeded IN Keeping them
on; Of for the past twelve weeks Tomorrow night
the final rtpO.tG OF both offices VIII be submitted
10 the legislature by the committee appointed 10
70 over the accounts.
Tomorrow the thirteenth week of thu session be-
gins and important legislation VIII be- enacted dur
ing the week. The Freeholders bill. which is of
vital interest To the taxpayers OF Newark and Jer-
sey city. having been amended by senator
Ketchan. cannot now be passed IN time TO be Cl-
eratiye at the coming election. which Is April 10
The Mercer Camden and PesSric county frt e.
in these counties. VAS passed last week ana handed
10 the Governor at once but so Far Ne has neither
vetoed signed the bill. Il j. doubtful II THIS
law can be nut into operation this year. owing to
the action of the Governor who. at the bidding of
race-track and Democratic scht rers. Is ever
ready place honest people at the mercy OF ne
Congressional lines where they properly belong
which will give the Republicans the I'VE congress
men TO which they are entitled. instead Of the two
they now have. will come up for discussion ABOUT
The State Medical Board has been keeping its
eyes the 20 or %" I1ith-cur!s,S mlhd-Te7ucls
and those who lay hands in The upper part or
the state and within the past year his driven
several Of them across the Hudson River. But
the law was not distinct enough, should they be
COMPELLED to make prosecutions. several amend
Ynents as provided in the bill introduced on Thurs
dav by Senator Voorhees,. VIII strengthen the gen
eral law under which the medical examiners woTk;
The bill emanates from the state Medical Board
and NAV become a law this week.
Naior-General Plume's ac;ion Gisbandng the "a
Regiment. National Guard, two years ago. VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02
Business Chances.


A DRYGOODS boot and shoe business
for sale in "A growing town 30 miles from
NcW-YoTk. owner wishes 10 rtuie' 'hpl.
tai required about $500; VIII pay YOU
to inNcstigafr. address ~ SINtSH' h"A
~ Tribune Ofiice
4 FIRST. CLASS DRUG STORE FOR sale.
doing pros porous business; 81 years esiao-
Ueh-d net profits 81 700 yearly. no
humbug. investigation solicited. FRENCH.
- Broadway.
BILLIARD ROOM. lower Broadway.
81 Or0. this ls a grand chance. cause az
selling death Of owner: Investigate this.
MCDONALD & WIGGlNS. 40 Nassau-st
ENFPCETIC MAN. compoton, - handle
agents investing - 800. can secure s'l-
aried position and half-int"r1s' IN husi-
ness paying biz profits. COMPTON. JIG
Iiheriy-s'
GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR advertising
IVAN investing 50 900 as needed. acccr-
ALI. party can control funds ana double
Investment within three months. COMP
TON. 1876 Liberiy-st.
HOUSE To LET. fun OF boardcrs. Can
Creamery Park.
TRANSLATION q .i-t'.rs AL business
matters don~ In All lang h"F'@ - J'iiN-
STON & CO.. 40 BrJl lWly Russian a
speciality.
WANTED. Man with 5000 20 extend
waterworks RARE CHANCE BOX 7a6
Asbury Park.
YOUNG MAN. $40 - S1Jn as partner.
- 90 West with advcr .is@r. watches. filled
goods novelties. &C.: 500 month sue.
KING Room *. 2Gj Broaiwav.
~. 900 ACRES aest land In West Indies.
lots 10 suit ricr and poor: colonisis g:c"ily
favored everything desirable. extraordinary
inducements. Address SAN DOMINGO
CONSULATE. 81 broadway.
s. 900 Rl-YS half-interest manufacturing
rIaut: patented specialiy. established. with
N.a. f.f.s
energetic nan can find lucrative and safe
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81 O00. POSITION. security. business in
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rro0fatle FIRST class business: splendid
chance for man looking for safe. sure
business Address MASON. Tribune Onice.
500 WANTED in legitimate business.
nav about per ."nt monthly. 10 personal
services required. Address MAC. 20 Wes,
l4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02

MAID 10 elderly lady or nurse 70 an in
valid. experienced and CAPABLE English
person: speaks French. willing 70 travel;
href-class references MAID. 80 West
4Ith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02

LADY S-MAID. &c.-By a young Ger
man girl as ladys-nail and seamstress;
is perfect in Embarrassing. Inquire 2i9
IVES, aist-st. ianitOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02
Gorses an0 @ lrrlag,c.

A HANDSOME stylish pair dark hay
mares. l5s. hands. years Old. sound,
kind and fearless can travel 10 miles an
hour. long. flowing names ana tails. half
sisters. strong built. price 5000. extension
front brougham by Brewster & CO.; Vic
toria and Stanhope phaeton by same
maker: all in superb order. price. 500
each: double and single harness livery.
etc; also bay horse. 1914, years sound
and kind. trot IN go. $3.50, top sidebar
wagon by Flandrau. with harness. $50.
PALACE STABLES. 80 and 239 Scher-
merhorn-st.. near Pond. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR TIE
sEASON-Pony outfit for children. Ad-
dress Dr. o. Q. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
p O. Box lGl Jamaica. l.. l.
100 CHOICE HORSES Tor sale az car
stables. Butler and Nos'-ani ayes. Brook
Ign; great bargain.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRlP-
TONS FOR TIE NETWORK IkllS.
vNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.2i2 Broadway.
"a floor north of Thlriy-nrst st: and AID
VERTISEMENTS at tie following Branch
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corner Forty scventh-st.; ii9 East Fort, -
sevcnih-s... corner Thirc-uve 80 i-ast
l2jth-s'.. near TAird-aVe.; 90 Third ave.
near Sixty-frst-st.. Los FiTst-ave.; l~
IVES, Forty second-st.. 1872 Columbus-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02

come before the House Committee tomorrow or
tuesday, and the military all the state
are showing a deep interest in the proposed in
vesugation II IS charged that General Plume ex-
ceeded his authority by rcOrgan.Zng the lst Rcgi-
ment and disbandmg the 81. The regiment tried
to get hearing before tho Senate Militia Com
nittee last year. bat failed Co.on.l Charles Erlen-
koetter. one OF the deposed officers. for the pur-
pose or securin. an Investigation ana vindca-
ton for the men. WIS elected 70 the Assembly from
the Nth District Of Hudson County last fau. AMI rs
now member OF the House. He introduced the
resolution calling for the papers in the case. and he
intends TIE mltlor shall De flllv Nentllai-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02
miscellaneous.

ADDRESSES DESIRED II ahipmates ~
tine late Dennis McGrith. who served on
b.arI - the United States gInboai New
LONDON. from 1861 10 1864. Address
THOMAS NOBLE. 80 OAK ST.. New York.
a BARGAIN New $500 upright piano.
taken for % dcbt. VIII sacrifice. Sl7J. no
reasonable offer refused rom quick buyer.
~ West +2d -.
4 CLEARING sALE,-Trunks. travel
ling BAGS. pocketbooks yalises. scarhalfs
satchels, straps. at OI"-half regular
price during alterations to building. at
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - th.avc. near
Hth-sf
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose u
their ieft-on clothing at fair value Will
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
GS Gth-a'e.. near Wavefley Place.
FGRST-CLASS PORTRAIT in crayon and
pastel. splendid rate Tor tho trade. PEI
LEGfIN'S SIi DO. N3S liro1INaY.
MAGAZINES. BACK numbers Harper
Century. Scrihn"r. etc. furnished. Address
l.. r. kILLEEN rs West 4pth-sf.
WANTEp.-To buy patent or RIGHT t.
manufacture useful article. ACME
VI FG co. indianapolis. Ind
STAMPS All stamps ~ al kinds wanted
~ highest prices. PETERSEN. 20 East
lgth-st. Call or gent this alNt