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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24
PUBLIC SALE
On the premises, Nos. 62S and 6s5 Penn ave-
nue., Pittsburg, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1892,
AT 10 O'CLOCK AN.
ja2476


That certain real estate situate in the
Fourth ward of the said city of Pittsburg,
consisting OF two lots or pieces Of ground, as
follows:
First-On the northeasterly corner of Penn
avenue and Barkers alley; fronting forty
(40) feet on Penn avenue, and running back
same width one hundred and twenty (l20)
feet to an alley ten 10) feet wide.
Second-On the eastwardly side OF Bark
er'S alley, at the distance of one hundred
and thirty Q30) feet from Penn avenue,
thence extending northwardly one hundred
and sixty (160) feet, thence eastwardlv, par
allel with Penn avenue, ffty-thrce. (63) feet
three (3) inches, thence southwardly one
hundred and sixty (160) feet to an alley ten
(10) feet wide, thence westwardly along said
alley fifty-three (5S) feet three (3) inches to
Bakers alley.
On which there IS erected o large four
storied brick hotel building forty (40) feet
front by one hundred ana twenty Q2O) feet
In depth and q large stable and COW market.
TERMS OF SALE-To be per cent of the
amount of the bid when the property 10
knocked down; one-third cash on delivery
of deed, (the per cent paid down being part
thereby and the balance in two equal an
nunl payments, with interest at 6per cent
per annum from date of confirmation of sale,
evidenced by common bond, secured by
ia. insurance and attorneys commission
clauses, OR ALL CASH, AT THE OPTION
OF THE PURCHASER.
JAMES P. QUINN,
Trustee and Administrator, d. b. n. C. {. q.
Office Fifth avenue and Grant street, third
jaIO 9ol Is q z, ,2+2s-27-2s
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will offer their old site, corner
of Fifteenth and Liberty, &c
public auction on February II,
az 2 O'Clock p. NJ, on the prem
ises. The property has
frontage of I52 feet 6inches on
Liberty street, and 100 feet on
Fifteenth, and abuts on Spring
alley, giving an exposure or
paved and severed frontage
of 425 feet and connecting by
overhead bridge and railroad
switch with main tracks OF
Pennsylvania Railroad
The facilities for o large
business of any kind and for
receiving or shipping mer-
chandise are most excellent
and much superior to any
other property in this city.
The large frontage on Liberty
and Fifteenth streets and
Spring alley gives unexcelled
loading and unloading advan-
tages and all the light and air
necessary to the proper con-
duct of manufacturing.
The buildings are of the
most substantial character
and can readily be changed or
adapted to the wants of pur-
chaser. 1T Is THE BEST
LOCATION AND HAS THE
LARG EST AVAILABLE
FRONTAGE OF ANY MAN
UFACTURING CON Germ
in this city, and is the only
opportunity in a life time.
For further particulars call
ON or address
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Farms For Sale.

DARN of 80 acres; Is nne manufacturing site
Il situate on both river and railroad, within 80
miles of Pittsburg: underlaid with the Freeport
vein of coal: must be sold before February 1892.
For particulars address John L. Cans, Connells-
vile, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

OFFTCE OF TIE ALLEG HENT HEATING
COMPANY. January g, 1852.
ICE oT TIE LyESTlNG,IoUsE ELECTRIC AND !

AASrFtCTT RING COMPANY,
-. ~ broadway. New Y ork. Jan. %. 1892.
LEI0GA D-THt. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this COMPANY have this day declared an in
n dividend of ONE PER CENT on the pre-
-eC stock Of the company Tor the fractional part
he G,iE-fUr ending December 81. 1891. payable at
Office of tire roin,any on ana after February J,
. The transfer hooks Will be closed al 3 O'Clock 4
So. JIuIary ., and reopenec at 10 o clock A. NJ,
.garv ). 1892. {. A. TERRY.
---55 Secretary.
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Tor sALE-soME BEAUTIFUL HOMES
One Groom brick house, TWO lots, Orchard Place,
"a. coo.
One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved street,
a, 500.
Two 5-room brick houses, lots s71sx1oo each,
Orchard Place, SO, $50.
One Groom frame house, one lot. paved street.
s3, 900.
One 5-room frame house. one lot paved street.
&, 700.
One 5-room brick house. two lots, paved street.
s., go.
One 5-room brick house. one lot, paved street.
g., $50.
Five Groom frame houses, paved street. each
Twelve 7-room brick houses. paved streets, each
g. 5O0
Seven 4-room brick houses, very pretty, e. 700.
Eight 4-room brick cottages, one lot each g. 70o
Any of the above lovely homes in this greatly
favored city of beautiful homes will be sold on
terms to suit buyers.
BUILDING L0TS-200 of the most beautiful build
ing lots to be found in the county are offered at
prices much less than property having similarly
attractive features can be had for. The p. q B.
Traction win have their new electric railway in
operation through the center of the borough by
May next. This will give a wonderful impetus
to values, and those who secure any of the
above properties or a lot will be fortunate.
TO LET-A number of 3, 4, and 7-room houses
at moderate rents to good paying tenants. None
others need apply.
Take any of the Southside street cars
KNOXVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
So Knox avenue, Knoxville.
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SOUTHSIDE.

B. J. STENGER, No. 1901 Carson Street
HARRY C. MURTO, 2907 Carson Street.
SPOHN & MURPHY, No. 2 Carson Street.
s. HAWTHORN, Grandview Avenue, near
Duquesne Incline
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

KNOXVILLE-Talk about cheap propertiesi I
IN Read this; can't be duplicated for cheapness
and best bargain in the entire borough of Knox
Vile. Lot 25X125, on choice street, paved House
rooms, fine cellar. basement. natural gas, water
in kitchen and second floor; arranged for two
sion if sold soon, April /: title perfect, Terms
easy; will show the property to any person calling
addressing 2227 Carson street, Southside, city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24
Suburban Lots For sale.

CUBURBAN LOTS at Chartiers-Fine building
lots $500 to $500 according to size and location.
most accessible of any suburb of Pittsburg, being
reached by the ?. & L. E. R. in II minutes, BY
CHARTERS packets in Is minutes and by electric
horse line next spring in 25 miputes these lots
front on line Of electric road For further partcu-
lars, T. H. Dickson, 96 Fourth ay., Room 30.
UIILMERDING-Three 90 choice lots near Air
w Brake works; must be sold at once. Murry
4 EdsaIl, Fidelity building.
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LOST.

III jie fur cape. marked 4. z, G., taken
r ;,lsiase ~ one OF this week teas is Returned
sp7ica mt-co, the owner will lind hers there.
- ; =. o.. Dispatch Office,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24
A UCTION SALE
n At the Residence,

A UCTION SALE
N At the Residence.
Furniture. carpets, household goods,
THURSDAY, January %, at 10 o'clock, at the
residence, No. $685. Marchand St., East End.
Fine chamber furniture in oak and walnut,
wardrobes, bureaus, washstands bedsteads,
handsome sideboard, leather chairs lounges,
parlor suite, tables, chairs and rockers.
Springs mattresses and bedding, dishes and
glassware, silverware, pictures, clocks ard
Ornaments brussels and ingram carpets on
rooms, hall and stairs, stoves, kitchen and
laundry furniture. Sale positive. Terms
cash. House open after so'clock morning of
SALE HENRY AUCTION CO.,
ja2+139Mwrhsu Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE-FURNITURE, CAR
N PETS, piano, notions, TUESDAY, JAN
nary 26, at 10 o'clock, at the rooms
of the Henry Auction Co., "a and %
Ninth street. Fine chamber suites in oak
and walnut, wardrobes, chiffoniers, desks,
bookcases, couches, chairs and rockers, fine
Steinway pianoforte, parlor suites uphols-
tered in tapestry, rugs, plush and haircloth,
fancy chairs and tables, pictures, clocks and
ornaments, sideboards, ext. tables. leather
chair, spriARs, mattresses, pillows and boil
sters, etc.; big lot of elegant carpets, both
new and secondhand, lace curtains, dishes,
kitchen furniture, lot OF wall paper and
border, notions and drygoofs Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
ja24-13s Auctioneers.
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OFFICE OF rHE GENITAL TRACTION Co,

OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL TRACTION Co.,
PITTsBCEG. PA. Tan. Il 1882. I
0TICE TO STbCkHUEDERS-The Board OF
Directors oF this company hiss this day de-
Cd ID stock dividend OF FIVE PER CENTUM,
= 81 per SHARE upcn the capital stock Of the
pam. navaN!e hY q credit to I've indorsed on the
.Scates ot stock. upon which all assessments
b.. ra3G. on presentation OF the same at
Htsye OF the compauys transfer agents. the
s- Transfer Company, Fidelity blilding
r'h AZ. TittsAl.7g, Pa. and after FEB
r. o. I-'-- stock hooke viii he closed from
lH--v = 70 February ?. both dates Inclusive. T.
-TEpHENSuN. Treasurer. jaa0-Sl
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UNITARIAN PUBLICATIONS FREE
Square, Pittsburg. ial242
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FOUND.

LND-HOtel Wilson. 10 Smithfeld ST. Meals
80: Try Thel: rooms, SOC up.
-ND-Suiis and pants to order at 30 per cent
discount, to clear out the stock. j. j. Alapd.
.TGu ay.
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RIsTY's ACADEMY OF DANCING.

II. Chrlsty is forming new classes on
aIy evening, January Is. Dancing guar
81 IN one term. Academy, l0l2 PENN
sACLs CITY ja24-l55
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Valuable

| Valuable |
Manufacture
| ing |
| Establish |
| ment |
| For Sale |
At Auction.
Overhead |
70 D c-EA~I~
with Penna.
| II. r. |
| and all |
| Necessary
| Facilities |
| for a large
Business of
| Any Kind. |
Will be Sold
Public
| Auction
February 17,I
| 1899. |
| Largest
| Paved
| and Open
| Frontage
| of any |
| Business or
| Manufactur-
| ing |
| Site in |
p ittsbur 6.
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HAZELWOOD.
L. W. INK & CO., Corner Second and
Hazelwood Avenues.
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Perm.nen, Quests Wanted.

last END HOTEL-Penn av., East End near
Il Denniston av., under new management and
thoroughly renovated: line of electric cars; five
minutes walkfrom both cable roads and East
Liberty station; this hotel. with its spacious Of
fees parlors and rooms, large porches and beauti-
fullswn, offers special Inducements in rates TO
single gentlemen who desire home other than .
boarding house; transient guests also solicited.
A. HI. Wilson Proprietor.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,
City Lots.

City Lots.
700X160 feet, with brick house of rooms and
lOO finished mansard viii sell at q sacrifice
and easy terms; this is a decided bargain; immedi-
ate possession If so desired Geo. Johnston, Agent.
62 Fourth av.
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AUCTION SALE.
MARSHALL, KENNEDY & CO.,
LIMITED,

Owing to largely increased
business and their re-
moval to Allegheny,
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FOR sALE-MPRoyED REAL ESTATE

(NHATHAN ST., near Wyle av. fir three-story
~ brick; 13 rooms; all convenienccs: can be read
lily changed into an apartment house at small cost;
lot 20x96 TO asphaituin paved alley: room to build
another house on alley; fine investment; most
Desirable downtown property; will he sold cheap
Baxter. Thompson 4 &'Co.. l62 Fourth av.
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TO LEr.
CITY Residences
HILLTOP HOuSES-
East End Residences To Let.
ITO LEr-In East End

IL
Bond street, two houses. rooms. s...........se5e 90
Gerrit street. rooms and bath ............. is 90
Larimer avenue, rooms and bath ............ q 90
Wtnsow street. houses. rooms and BATH. q 90
Lincoln avenue, rooms and bath ........... q 20
River avenue Q rooms and bath ~ 80
River avenue, rooms and bath. 90
MarRaretta street 4 rooms and hath .... % 90
s. Highland avenue, 10 rooms and bath. 20 90
Elysian avenue rooms and bath .,... 20 90
Sheridan avenue rooms and BATH. ........... 3 90
Sheridan avenue rooms and ba ......... 30 90
Rural avenue. rooms and bath. z 80
Rowan avenue. rooms and bath. h............- 20 90
Edwin street, rooms and path. .............. % 90
Broad street, 10 rooms and bath. ........-. 20 33
Rural avenue, rooms and bath. ........-.... q 80
Rowan avenue rooms and bath :, ...,..... 90 90
Penn avenue, acres and house rooms. Il %
j. II. Coleman Co., 6212 Penn av., Z. T..
ITO LET-North Oakland Square-Overlooking
i and but few hundred feet distant from most
beautiful part of Schenley Park; three story,
eight-roomed house, with all conveniences, porch.
bay window, ETC.. front lawn asphalt, and
severed street; but fifteen minutes from town by
electric road, $40 per month. Apply to Black Il
Baird, 95 Fourth avenue.
ITO LET-Dwelling II rooms. situate on the cor
i ner of one of the most prominent avenues OF
the East End suitable as dwelling or for lodging
rooms offices for physicians; is fitted complete
with al modern conveniences. Apply at 6C02
Penn av.
ITO LET-S03 Fifth av.: fine three-story pressed
i brick residence: front porch. large front lawn;
minutes from new Court House on Fifth ay.
cable cars possession at once; rent $40 per month.
Black Baird, 95 Fourth av.
ITO LET-April /, North Highland av.. brick
i house, nine rooms and attic. laundry anu
stable; lot 6oxis0. W. d. King. "a Fourth av.
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TNvESTMFNT-Youn man with fair business
i qualifications would like to invest $500 or
81, 600 in good established business where his
services bookkeeper or anager would be needed ;
well acquainted in Pittsburg. Address II. NJ,
Dispatch Office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

E@9E AI.-L3diss Of Pittsburg, you viii never
again have your hair cut ard DESTROYED with
Hg longs w.ea YOU see the j. y. Borden
satl bang: Eastern ladies have learned its
G: i Is Hulgue and beautiful; any lady can
p Il N with her own hair and dress Il in every
FE stFie. Or sale only at room 2O4 second
Diam lton huiI0insl. y Fifth aY.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

aS0N Al--Thorp's New York School of Dress
making in all lis branches 9l3 Penn av.: es-
saed - =: graduated :, 600 pupils: dressmakers
lalnS U learn 10 cut and lit, or ladies to make
own dresses, should by all means interview
one that Is using the Thorp system; then in-
eE Puhls oI other systems. methods or charts
tampare ne dlIerence of opinions: the verdict
FiGoly WIZ ht, ''ihcrp's Is the best ="
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

.S9NAL.--WaHteG your address: free trim TO
A-liurnls aE1 $50 per year free 10 all pur-
srs of our fruit lard on the 81 installment man:
A..Iess hy bond: we DO all planting, cultivation
.1'p". W. I syll only few acres on these terms
e'-is2 t1e property. Write Walter j. Ray
d.. Dayton. O.
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KNOXVILLE.

CHADYSIDE-Fine residence property; conveni-
y ent to Z. r. R., cable and electric lines: price
SIS, 000 See Murry and Edsa 12l Fourth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

hSON AL-laales, no medicine no doctors
ol--si you tan positively cure yourself at home
F-eahhesscs, lacial blemishes and skin erup-
simple ana absolutely harmless home treat
by which thousands Of women in this country
Europe hayt neeT made well, beautiful and
particulars TO Mrs. Mary L. Buell., south
Z, Ind.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

hS0SAL-InformatiOn wsnted-Hettie, wife
nfasmfs Gsven, iron worker. maiden name
-rs, s. earnestly requested 10 send her address
- a5atHer-ia--sw a. there Is in 3oTtant news
t-. Edward Logan. y Congress ST., Lynn,
DJEer papers please copy.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

R~OSAI.-Dr. \. Stone. NJ. D.. is a Doctor
u Won have throat or lung rr9phle of any kind; I;
his Bronchial Waters, 25c n box at druggists;
!al rate TO preachers, teachers. vocaiists. For
pcs send 10 cents TO Stone Med. Co., Chicago,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

BSoNAL-MARRY-Do you want TO cor
respond for pleasure or marriage? Want a
OF husband, rich or poor2 II so, get my
lI'Jl matrimonial paper. containing nearly
.-yer-tse-Lents. Mailed Tree. Gunnel's Monthly,
40, Ohio.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

-t~gH al - Remember. the most reliable
"Hrse 20 have your umbrellas recovered or re-
e Is " a-e'S busy umbrella factory: umbrellas
ivrrga while yoI wait with guaranteed glorio
= for 81. " -iEc umbrella. " ares, q Sixth st.
IS opposite Bijoa 7heater.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24

lTANTED to buy a flrst-class grocery store in
w Pittsburg or east End. Address r. T.. Dis
patch Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-31
DEMOCRATS TERRORIZED.
The Parrott Gang Drove Out . North
Carolina Speaker.

NEW YORK, Oct S0-A Herald special from
Raleigh, n. C., SAYS: State Auditor sanderlin
has just returned from q canvassing tour on the
Tennessee border. A gang of desperadoes In
Yancey county had, he says. sworn that
no Democratic speaker should be heard there,
and when he went to BurDsville the threats
were renewed. The Democrats, however, as
eured him he would receive full protection
Soon after he began his speech Budd
Parrott, head of a gang of despsradoes, forced
his way into the courtroom, armed with q
bowie knife, began to curse sanderlin and
swore he would kill him. number OF Demo.
Gratis seized him and rushed him to the door,
As soon as the door opened PARROTS gang
rushed to his aid, pistols were fired, knives used
and stones thrown A desperate fight ragged on
the steps OF the courthouse for several minutes,
but the Democrats got the best of II and drove
the desperadoes away from the building. DIR.
Sanderli then resumed his speech. Suddenly
the attacking party reassembled in force. Two of
their number forced their way into the court
room, but were instantly seized and thrown
out Then the fight was renewed. Parrott was
shot and killed, while Democrat named Phil
lip. was so terribly cut with knife that he
died shortly aiterward. Three other men,
whose names Sanderiin did not ascertain, were
also killed, while more than dozen men were
seriously wounded. The greatest excitement
prevailed in town.
Some of the despersdoes had left the place,
and il was suspected that they were lying in
wait along the road in endeavor to ambush
aud shoot SanderlIn- Owing to this fact,
cort OF men was made up TO take 5anderlin
safely 70 the railroad, some distance away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-31
THE WRECK OF THE BOKHARA.
MaIky British Onicers Lost Their Lives
Empress Weathered the storm.

victoria, B. c., Oct. 30.-(Special. ]-Numer-
GUS siarine disasters are reported on the Chin
Csc sS.ld Japanese coasts, consequent upon the
typf5son which ragged in the early part of this
mop@h. The Canadian Pacific steamer Empress
OF JS.pan has just arrived, and reports that she
encountered the fierce storm on the 10th inst.
in w<ich the P. & o. steamer Bokhara found
cred and became . total loss between Honskong
and shanghai. Details of the disaster had
RAGGED Nagasaki when the Empress sailed on
OctoSer 20.
The Bokhsra was three-masted steamer Of
1880 tons. Though over 20 years old she was a
favo-ste with tourists, and when she left Shaug-
hal as noon on October 8 she had as passengers
MAN. globe circlers, English and American. and
. nu1lber of British army and navy officers on
a fursough. Among the latter were Maj. Tur-
ner, capt. Dunn, Lieut.. Boyle, Capt Dawson,
Lieus Burnett, jenkins, Donegan and Mum.
ford. 1all we'll known on Pacific stations duty.
DR.. lawson, formerly OF the steamship Abys-
sinia: was also passenger. When the typhoon
first yrOke the Bokhara behaved well, and then
her rsachinery gave way. . The ship capsized
and yinally dashed ashore ON Sand Island,
twen>y-thre of $50 persons on board emerging
FROM the terrible night. OF the ships officers
noueIemaiu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-31
REPUBLICANIsM AT DAYTON,
Mr.. G. f. Fishback, OF Seattle, Makes
an Effective Speech.

DAYTON, Oct 3o-tSpecisL ION Wednesday
evening large number Of prominent Repub-
hcans and citizens went to the depot to meet
Hon. John B. Allen, who was announced to
speak that evening On the arrival of the train
the multitude were disappointed ON learning
that Mr.. Allen had suffered a relapse of illness
and was unable to fill his appointment Mr.. C.
+. Fishback, OF Seattle, brought this intelli-
gence. and although he was a stranger ne was
heartily welcomed. At his meeting two hours
later the opera house was crowded to its utmost
capacity. Mr. Fishback was introduced by
Chairman c. F. Miller. Mr.. Fishback opened
his address in eloquent language, and soon had
the hearts and attention OF bis audience. He
read Q letter from Hon. J. B. Allen, explaining
his absence. The mention of Senator Aliens
name evoked rounds of applause, showing the
estimation in which that gentleman is held in
this community. Mr.. Fishback's remarks were
not confined strictly to the affairs of either
state, nation or county, but to the general gov
eminent and the grand principles advocated by
the Republican party. He claimed that the
Republican party is the only one now before
the people which can be relied upon to carry
out the teachings which it advocates in its plat
form and which have been practically demon
strated to be for the best interests of American
citizens. The Democratic platform said one
thing aud Grover Cleveland said another. No
man is greater than his party, and if Mr. Cleye.
land Is elected TO office he will be Obliged to
carry out the principles as set forth in his
party platform. That platform, which advo.
Gated a tariff for revenue only, according to the
London Times was practically free trade En-
gland, which had been a nation for 800 years
and is today tree trade country, Is fast losing
its commercial supremacy aud has been out.
stripped by protection America in 100 years.
The speaker urged Republicans to stand by
their party its principles aud candidates, and
not to JOIN the ''rainbow chssers." with no prin-
ciples. no past history and no future He re.
ferred TO the founders or the Republican party
in eloquent language, naming the long line of
presidents down to Benjamin Harrison, who at
the present moment was bowed in grief at the
executive mansion. He spoke of him as of one
OF whom the American people could we'll be
proud; of his ancestry, his political and social
career and his executive ability.
Mr. Fishbacks speech Was one of the best vet
delivered in Dayton, and will leave a lasting
and patriotic impression. HIS references to the
tariff and other questions were logical and
clear. IN conclusion he asked the audience to
join with him in three cheers for BENJAMIN
Harrison and John II. McGriw, which was en-.
Enthusiastically complied with.