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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09

MASONIC FUND SOCIETY.
dividend NO. 2S WILL BE PAID ON AND
~ after JANUARY IL, 1892, to the stockholders
their legal representatives at the Office of the
Treasurer, No. 124 Fourth avenue. ja9-77-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09

CPECIAL partner. with s.. 900 to SO 900, in esta
- lished mercantile business. Address K, Di
patch office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09

GERMAN SAVINGS AND DEPOSIT BANK
OF BIRMINGHAM,
PITTSBURG, Jan. . 1892.
nIVIDEND-THEDIRE OF THIS BANK
~ have this day declared dividend of SIX 10y
PER CENT out Of the earnings of the last six
months on the capital stock. payable January Il,
1892. j. +. ERNY, Cashier.
ja3-159-MTTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09
FOR SALE
IN
EAST END.
FINE
RESIDENCES
CHEAP. !.
ja6726,9, IA

Residence for sale-4
$4,000. rooms, modern fixtures.
CEDAR AV., Z Park. COY See w. A.
HEBRON & SONS, 80
ALLEGHENY. Fourth av. ja9-6+rTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09

OFFICE TEUToNIA INSURANCE Co.. I
ZIG Ohio street, Allegheny
DIVIDEND NO. 3S--THE BOARD OF DIRECT
~ ORS have this dav declared dividend of
FOUR PER CENT (s2 90 per share), payable on
demand c. W. GERWIG, Secretary.
ja5-l15-TTsMw
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09
Business Changes.


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF
N Sampliner Rich has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. j. Sampliner retiring. All out
standings and liabilities will be assumed by the
new firm of Sidenberg Rich, ana TO whom ali
payments should be made.
SIDENBERG RICH.
PITTSBURG, Jan. /. 1892. ja9-63
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09

THIRD NATIONAL BANK. PITTsBURG.
ELECTI0N-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
IL nine directors of this bank. to serve for the
ensuing year. will be held at the banking house. 525
and SIS Wood ST., on TUESDAY, January IL, 1892,
between the hours of II A. NJ. ana P. NJ.
DEcEMBfR L., 1891. del5-42
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-09
Suburban Residences For Sale.

Particulars of Murry & EdsaIl, Fidelity building,
121 Fourth av.
HOUSE-Of4 tooms halls, large cellar. spring
L water and cistern X. r. fare. cents; easy
payments, also Groom house, s1O0down, s12 per
month, new, and new 5-room house to rent; nice
lots from 800 10 $3.50. j. b. Zimmerman 14l Fourth
ay,, Pttsburg,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
. SPECIAL POLICEMAN AGAIN IN TROUBLE

Justice Goettng in the Lee Avenue Police Court
yesterday Issued a warrant for the arrest Of James
Irving a special policeman and deputy sheriff. on
complaint OF John Maxwell, OF No. 36l North second
St.. vino says tina. Irving @novei his household Ir p
erty ard Ms wifc's and cLildrens clothing without
cause. snce N II Mlxwcll and his family lave slept
UPON the floor Of her apartments. Maxwell "a S
he was short o: money and borrowed 40 from Il
m Iney lender. lie paid all the money back except
u. ard wanted 10 pay that on saturday. ID his sur
prise Irving called al tie house AID with drawn
revolver began 10 remove the furniture. Threatening
to shoot any one who in'criered.
Irving has BEEN In trouble many tunes. About
nine monhs ago Justice Goetting ordered him ot Of
the COURTROOM, and threatened TO send him TO the
ppni,entary should he show bis face there aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
MRS. rALNAoE is PERFECTLY WELL.

Dr. and Mrs. Tamaee returned TO their nome
Yesterday, and stamped an Infamous outrage 'he
story that the mind of Mrs. ralmage was a"ec'eN'
After attending the wedding OF his son In sing sing
Iast week DR.. Tamage went TO New-Hahlpsihre u
lecture. He had arranged before ne LEFT me CIT!
for his pulpit to be supplied on sunday by tne hev'
l. V. Graham. of Philadelphia on Friday ne o"'e-
graphed 10 Mrs. Talmare TO meet him IN Ne"-f"'e"'
as she had not accompanied hln' 10y r'"so" y.
desire to see her youngest daughter oily for the West
IN Saturday Ms. Tamage then went 20 Ne"
Haven and fourd that her husband had arrived mrs.
and gone Oh to Bi.nnngham, Conn. she soon lou1u
ont where h. VS. ara Joined him there ana 'A''
spent Sunday in Birmingham ana hun''hs'oh' ~ -
Tanage said last evening that Mrs. TalHaee WIS III
perfect health He had planned 10 take rest Oi
three days. the first he had taken for year, IN" h'
had made all the arrangements 10 be absent rom i ~,
r,Iuii lie did not make public announcement oi
he fact as il was not his custom. one OF az,
Tan4ges daughters said her noInr T9s IN
health both mentally and phNsIcaiiy' iHe appearance
OF Mrs Tl,mace bore this out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

James D. Parker, a veteran and a member OF
Mclherson Pest Grand Army Of the Republic, was
stricken with paralysis in street-car on saturday
night and died on Sunday at St. Mary's Hospital
The members OF the Board of Aldermen were so
busy with politics yesterday that quorum OF them
failed 10 attend the weekly meeting.
Peter Schultz, sixteen years old. who convicted
Of murder In the first degree last week for causing
tho death Of the infant OF Mary Wertlelmer, was
sentenced TO death by Judge Moore In the Court Of
Sessions yesterday, IN the week beginning December
10. He will be taken to sing Sing state Prison in
q few days.
Mrs. Bertha Stefen is seeking In the courts TO have
the conveyance OF her property to the Rev. II. F..
bernhard pastor Of the German Protestant Evangelical
Church aside, the ground that he secured II by
fraud when she living AZ his house. The
vcyancc bears the date April .. 1891, and was
corded April 10, the consideration being 81. She
says that she too ~ TO transact business at that
time and never intended 10 convey the property to
her pastor. lie has borrowed 81 $50 the property
At the November meeting Of the Brooklyn and
Long Island Methodist Preachers Association yester
day, At Bond and Fulton sts DR.. 8. L. Beiler read
paper upon Sociology Relgiouxy and Ethieally csn-
AAArsa.s Hs pepper IVES discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
,r coIruBUs DAY BILLS

The Auditing Committee Of thr oon'''o,u" 0, WV. ~
49,, Mold another meeting yesterday morning Dut "o
oon.,rs,on was arrived at regarding the Dill OF zap
,ain ,lfred Thompson. the contractor for eqWpp"e
~" 's trrr,sbinr the might pageant" The comm'ee
aatorrn,d mill TO morrow afternoon, when the mem
49,, .Xnoct to complete their labors and turn 'nc
onts over TO the Executive Committee with the''
recommendations. u.,nc
louchablc incident occurred while the Audi'Ine
co,nr,tte, ant with closed doors yesterday. Inc Din
=, pondmaster Cappa. amounting to Sl0'2oo' lid"
been passed. but tne committee desired 10 nave So
TENS explained and sent for Mr. Cnppa The oahu
rastor was at home, sick, and imagining that 'no
.rmmons for him meant that his bill would De us
puted made haste send his attorney, 'har,'S
ctecler TO the committee meeting. Mr. StechIo'
found some difficulty In gaining admission " NV
executiye session. and when he got inside was not d
uttle excited. without waiting for explanations '
or Tammany leader Of the old Nth District Auh'n'u
into n speech about star chamber proceedings anu
ave vent to his Indignation In imprisoned "ou''
When he found that his clients bill had been uun1
annroycd and that the committee only wah'ed SOIL
~ lis details explained, Mr Stecaer made sIno r
apology and got out Of the committee IN hi''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
HARD At WORR FOR LITTLE CHI DIEM.

A meeting OF the New York Kindergarten Associa-
ton was held Yesterday afternoon I'm the sunday
school rooms Of the Brick Church Branch. nj No 2.s
West Thirty nhh-st. largo number Of people were
present 10 examine the crcdltaIe work OF the children
which consisted Of exhibit OF clay model
ling color blending. outlining. de't paper cutting.
FASTING and mathematical work. Reports were
read from nine klndrrgartens, thrce OF
which have only recently opened. Already there +
enrolment Of fifty children In each Of the eight
free schools. Willie The last harbors scvcnty-lvc.
The College Settlement Is largely responsible for the
prosperity Of that kindergarten now open at No. 81
Rivngton ST., Willie the support Of the last new school
dcvoves upon the association OF which Professor JASPER
r. Goodwin. Of Columbia College, j. treasurer II Is
hoped taa NewYorh with characteristic generosity Will
respond to an urgent appeal for funds to establish
this great cause for the little ones.
San Francisco to day has slxtyvc OF the free ecbooI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
AN APPEAL FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE.
MAYOR BooDY ASKS FOR FUNDS TO HELP TIE
VICTIMS OF THE FIRE.

MAYOR BooDY ASKS FOR FUNDS TO HELP TIE
VICTIMS OF THE FIRE.
Mayor Body issued an appeal YESTERDAY i'r siu
Tor the families made homeless by the disastrous hre
Of saturday night Ia south Brooklyn. conmi'''o
will be appointed 20 take charge OF The dlStIouuo'
% the finds ard the Mayor is rendy - receive c'n-
trjb,tfons Temporary help was given to uhrly'
nine families by the Rev. Father Canrner Of ST.
:cter's Roman C,thoc Church, TO which many OF tte
unfortunate people belong. and he received AID rom
many generous tradcSnen and Others yesterday Man!
of the families who suffered from the fire were sup
norteG by working In the factories which were oe
stroypd and hence are left entirely destitute Ihere
we're over 900 men and women thrown out OF en-
p,oyment by the fire. The losses were estimated ny
Fire MAJ sha Lewis az s45oOO0 yesterday lie co''o
discover no cause for the fire. There was an INSURANCE
Of STA 900 on the stock In the factory OF HOBBS Co..
and s4l 900 on the building. WatheTs CO. pace
their loss at 900 and the Insurance was Sl4ooV
Tire loss of sperry & Beaes was $4,000, ana 'he
insurance $4,000
The lack of wnter was serious'y felt at the hre
until more pressure was secured from RldGe"oou
Ctqef Engineer Nevins yesterday thanked Cmel hhe'
neer Bonner of New York, for promptly sehdlhe
ove- the men and engines 70 aid in putting out the
fire ~ there were Two other fires III the city AT Tie
time - ,--.-. ...,,..oa ,.os.ar
dav I'm the D0perbag aDd 1ute factory, OF " Sihlti
~ NJ - To 30 synnh-st. The New-iorG PANT ana
Enamel Works. adjoining were saved WIN ui"o"i's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THE rRrryG xlrIoxA1 BiyK's CONDITION.

In view q Tie serious charges % fraud made In
court by thr creditors Of e. Eurhaor e Co.. Charlie,
H. Fancicr. PRECEDENT 81 the Irving National Bank
and assignee for The bankrupt firm madc an appca-
lion 10 the Clearing los" Association yesterday for
an examination into the banks condition. This was
done I'm order that the bank might not euf'r from
The proccraincs against its president The report
mace by the Clearing House Committee IS rs follows
New.York NOV. 7. 1902.
At tho reQue the officers and Director Of The Irving
National Bank We certify that have this day made
thorough examination 81 the banks affairs. ana ma mat
The bank is net only solvent but that II has In addition
- it, ca!,a large surplus that It's assets OF good
clnacar and that its Management Il sound and In the in
T. H. PERKINS. Jr.
!. EDWARD SIMMONS,
WILLIAM 4. NASH.
q. g. WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
GROVE SENT BACH TO CLARKSTOWN.

Eugene F. Grove, the young man who was arrested
on Sunday night, at the Coleman House Oh complaint
Of his mother charged with the embezzemcnt II money
belonging 10 her. before Justice Ryan at the JET
feson Market Police Court yesterday afternoon Con-
stable John Coyle, OF Cmrkstown, RocklAnd county,
presented warrant for the young mans arrest, clrg
ing HIM with felony. The constable did not know
aty OF the particulars. Grove declined to sah about
his case. a, he said 1t altogether family affair.
The Justice turned the prisoner over 10 the constable
Later In the day George Broherton called at court for
Grove but the officer had taken him away. Nr.
ErothertOn said that Grove was an excellent young
man but he vas married 10 a jealous woman, who was
the cauSe OF all his troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK
WILL TIE MINISTER'S FIGHT A DuEL'


A sermon preached by the Rev. J. Boyd Brady.
pastor Of the Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. on sunday night has caused much talk. Mr.
Brady and the Rev. Dr. Grove, pastor Of the Uni
veIsaliet Church of the Rcheemcr have had pulN'
controversy over docrinal points. Dr.. Grove hS
much ~ asserted In q sermon that Mr.. Brady was
incompetent 10 treat the Bible ffom the standpoint
4 higher criticism. Mr.. Brady, In his sermon on
sunday night characterized DR.. Groves uterinces n
literary trash obtained from German rilonalism
81 From the Bob Ingcsos OF Germany said the
pastor, "and. indeed. apparently from Fob himself,
this man has loaded himself up with this abominab"
rot ard is d'rharglng II beneath tho poses OF men
and women who ought to be Christians. am wei
aware that am departing from the old hachncyed'
halfap )lo-ctlc IN thods Of mecrvlng pulpteer. who
seem afraid TO LAY a word or do thing that VIII
excite opposition or criticism. / here In this
pulpit, and II want Ia see me
privately affair ~ honor ny aidNss II No. -
Fankin.st'
Referring directly to Dr.. Grove. Mr.. Brady said
Let H. expose and capture this highly NcnOmOu'
reptile Of buhlcf before he muliiples aud Stays on
wives and children
People are asking II the Rev. Mr.. Bndy limited at
"a dDcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Steamer DANA (Ger). Kuhlewein, sailed from HAM
burg for New-Y0rk November o. -. A.. H..
steamer DANA Ger, huhlewen, saiieo NVsn SuN'
,oyan Tor Ncw-Yo-k November O.. -,
steamer Mini May ach (Ge schierhorse from New
yorg o~ri,sd o. Il cin.n November .. r-..
T. ,r.i - .nara -" ,'r.mwede, sailed rom breiner
hovcn ,,r New. YORK Nol mhr 4.
h"E sgr,mcr Eyrlad Bc0, wcyer. from New.York ar
ry.i -, An,,. No o@.. d. . r.,
" - amer Ecccii,ard tl' ~ Bonce. from Antwerp ior
Nov York passed FIushin. November s.. - ,.,.,
ny aU,"r trom1 (Brl Lord. from New-York for LeltA
,os-sd Lewis Island November q. A. w., val,
It amer Iandar cry On Barcey: from New'fOrN
" steamer PIC TX SPAN Llorea' from New-forH' ar
nVs1 am,r ching Wo Cpr) Crattan from japan and
china Tor New. York passed Gibraltar November u.
Steamer hazec (Br Scotland. sailed from shanghai Tor
New. York November O. ,,, 49,, ro,.,
81 amer Cameot (Brl; Thomas ron ohiha anu 'ul@l
for New.York, passed Perrin November Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
NFNU RDTNSNYICK

HALrWITTED BOY SHOOTS HIS PLAYMATE
Chnfles Jardat. n hnlf pitt.d b Y. thirteen y'a-s
old accldenty SHOT ard Instantly idlei compani, N
named John Andrcas. ten years I'D. at Cataret IN
Mddlesex County. IN sunday afternoon. Tic 5o,s
were PLAYING I'm field back OF Jardat's house. and
shooting NJ mark. In some way while the pistol
was in the hands ~ JaTdat Il discharged and tho
Inlet entered the body Of his playmate. Yonng
Jarlat in his fright ran and told the parents ~ the
dead boy that Andrcas had been shot ~ . ma" WITH
bac! WHISPERS. AftcrNard Jafdat ndmitct IN Ing
nrcldcntlv shot his p.ayWnt". \ charr' - murder
was made aseilns; him. and be Wa arrested and
lod god IN Jail IN this cv Srnday night. Jarln IS
.old TO have been II unsOund mind since his bth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
prYry0 THE AUSTRIAN FLORTN'S YALCE.

A circular was received by the Collector Vi .no
port Yesterday. from the Treasury Department hShg
N. value Of the Austrian form at two crowhs' Ut
40 e.Io cents This is about the rate at winch Wv
Austrian paper form was valued formerly
silver form was rated at 32 cents, aud the so'i IL
40 a.lo cents. The Austrian monetary system h'S
undergone some changes. end the present ru'hs ~
nile, to the form Of every kind whether paper gnu
r s,lvcr The customs authorities used TO be annoyed
hv Goods that were purchased for certain nuubeI va
g1d norns being entered at the valuation Of certain
number OF silver forms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
TROLLEY CARS IN FULTON-ST.

Street cars were operated by the overhead troieS
electric system Of propulsion in Fulton-st' ior 'he
Grst time yesterday. They were run nom fui'oh
Ferry to Fa5'Ish ave, then two blocks IN ule inter
street 70 Third and In the entire length VI tna'
.treat IN Fort Hamilton a distance Of about four
I'll The ronte Is known as the Third ave.
line Of the Brooblyn City Railroad Company, when
proposes s,on 20 put the trolley on all its hneS'
Inse myers arc carried on the Third-ave. line ior Il
sinlp fare from Fulton Ferry to sixty ninthst' Bay
Iid-c nine hlocNs beyond the city limits. Beyoha
that int al extra fIre Is denan1e1 f1iy new cars
were nut Oh the road Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
See the Point 4?

You would not hire servant with character"
dated five years back You would ask what she had been
doing meantime
When you read testimonials of baking powder see
that they dated Tenyears-od recommendations
used by makers, meantime they have changed the
quality of their powder.
Marion Harland says in her letter:
70" Dated Feb. S, 1892
"After long and careful trial of others,
prefer Clevelands Baking Powder. A like
quantity of Cevelands goes further and does
better work than any other of which I have
knowledge" II II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
TIE Av,rErR DRAMATIC SOCIETIES.

Immediately upon the closiug of the election cam
mig, r. ooblyn's u pulur amateur dramatic societies
vi en,or ON theirs The Gilbert viii open It's
season at the Academy, on tomorrow evening" VIII
81 ncles and Aunts" a threeact farce comedy, by
th. author of Jane The Mcpomcne VIII foio"
with NarshaIIs comedy drama False shame on NO
yomber H. at the Criterion. The Amar1ih'h VIII
give Uoyts \ Midnight Bcll,S at the Academy, on
November 49, and the Florence VII pay a n1 iIr
,,cr Binff A musical comedy recently written by Mr..
JIiler member 0. The society, for the opening at
he chi eiion, on November H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
4 NEW COURT OPENS.

one OF the rev courts allotted to Brooklyn by the
Legislature Of 1891 opened yesterday u, Powers ana
Even sts. in the Eastern District. The court IS
presided over by Judge william Watson. OF the TWEEN
~ sixth Ward, ana fr the prc.ent vii lie known az
the Court of General sessions and Police Court
There were not many cases disposed Of vest rday.
Tx- AsseubIyrian Mortimer c. FL l. Of The went =.
eiXth Ward, is chief clerk Ex.ASsembyman Bernard
SHERMAN, Of The Seventeenth Ward and thomas II:
clnrLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Yaie.New.York Athletic Club football match, POLO
Grounds, p. m.
Crescent-weeyan football match. Eastern Pork BrooH'
lyn, 80 p. m.
princeton range football match, Orange 10 80 a. M
SUNDAY school Workers Of Hudson County, ~ j. con
yentlon, Hoboken. -
Academy OF Medicine, No. "a West Forty'thrd'ss' y
p. IN. an W., ,,,.,,x .oo
ond St, p. m -
Brooklyn Young Republican Club, Clermont Avenue
Rink d. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

ordered to move on refused TO do so. and compmineu
TINT his ankle was so lame that he could not lie WIS
assisted TO the Leonard-st. station and an amp'n'oc
summoned The surgeon refused treatment ana ID
tho afternoon Mahoney wns assisted to the Tombs
Police Court Judge Grady discharged him on the com
plant Of ltoHicaton and ordered ambulance called
This tmes the surgeon pronounced the case u
severe splnin, and took the man to the nosP'.hi.
Mahcncy said he lad received the Injury on saturday
BY having drygoods box fail on his ankle lie hna
worked and stood upon il so much that II became "a
tremek painful and he walked with difficulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THE ANBULAycE SURGEON OrERRULED.

Daniel Mahoney, twenty weight years old, long
s,f)reman living In Grecnwichs was enabled through
Justice Gradys intervention yesterday afternoon 10
receive treatment at the Chambers street Hospital.
although an ambulance surgeon had refused him in
the morning. Mahoi cy found lying down at The
corner OF Jay and West sts about 10 O'Clock a. n.
Iie was apparently much intoxicated, but being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
HIS SKULL FRicyRED BY 4 BEER CLASS.

.ph Kelly m Old ragnan. who lived With his
son nj No 33s East Fiity.fburthst.. lad drunken
quarrel with his sons wife. Matilda on sunday night
She threw beer glass at him and fractured his ~
He was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. Mrs Kelly4
husband were DRINK. Tho w0mnn lOck,d up Oh
the charge Of fconious assault and young Kelly
detained rs witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
HNRNKEN

Father Cor1can, OF 81. Mays Church THIS city,
recently ogluizcd q choral union. Professor de Grand
VAL the organ~t. refused 10 s"rv" longer AID on
sunday tho entire choir failed 10 attend mas. Father
Corrigan viii provide temporary choir until the
rhOInl union !, trTiucd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

..,no, on,o,msnt Of 10 900 children, and fund Oh
81 thirteen snd;sn hays 0efn
practically saved since it soO any state in the Union
n her Of and ID a9nS9 csve casy
lessor Goodwin Is prePa'ta tonnd the next memorial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Everything depends upon the Republican inspectors
of election to that there il honest election to-
day. DO allow the Democrats TO impose upon yo"'
stand by your rights and fear nOthing. You will be
prof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

MR.. REID's SPEECHES. No. I1s.-speeches q
Whifeiaw Reid during the present campaign. Z
pages of the Weekly Tribune. l cent q copy. 1,ooo
copies. $500. In lots of 10000. S3J0 Der LOCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CHAUNCEY."-"O Our Cbauncey us Chauncey
VI. Dcprw the masicrly leader OF he Harrison forces
at linnca polls. who made the speech there
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