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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
Offering TO Raise Wages.
lBy telegraph TO tho Dlsvaseh.l

CHICAGO, August 22-W. L. SCOTS
manager at the Spring-Yalley coal-dig-
gings has prepared a proposition to the
miners Offering rs cents ton. but an
noupciug that no committee represent
ing the organization will be received
and that each striker will have to seek
employment for himself individually.
The price named is cents better than
that offered by most OF the ether opera
tors, but the clause regarding the mems
union meets with disfayor, and it is
claimed that Spring Valley coal is the
easiest to mine in tie district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

! have made chemical examination
OF the "Montrosc" Whisky, the sam
pie having been collected by me from
muny barrels, and find that it contains
no Impurities or authorizations. Az
beverage or medicinal agent II Is enti'
tied 10 iull confidence.
WILLIAM II. TAgIOR, VI. d.,
State Chemist
Rinhmopd. w., February ~, 1885.
Julien Binford is the sole proprietor OF
tho celebrated "Montroso Wliskey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
Saratoga Races.
nv Telegraph u mo Dispatch.l


SARATOGA, n. y, August 22.-First
race-fye longs-Prodigal Son won I;
Cecil b. second, Little Crete third. Time,
1925.
Second race-one mile-Ben. Homan
won Belle Dor second, Leo H. third.
Time, :4Oi. The fastest for the distance
ever run on this track.
Third race-one mile aud five hundred
vards-Layinia Belle won; Gypsy
Queen second. Brown Princess pulled
mp. Time. 2:l2t.
Fourth race-one mile and halt a fur
loug-Yosburg won Vermont second,
Brayo third. Time, l:49.
Fifth race-three quarters Of a mile
Litrell won Kitty q. second, Haram-
boure third Time, l:l54.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
Rcrublicnn NominatIons.

ANACONDA, MONTANA, August a.
The Republican state Convention to-day
after long and careful deliberat'on
nominated for member of Congress l..
IL. Carter, of Helena; for Governor. L.
O. Power. OF Helena for Lieutenant-
Governor. j. Il. Richards. Of Butte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

ment to the Irish League. The sub
scriptions amount TO f1l5.4I3. The
list includes the names OF all the land
lords and agents prominent in the land
atr11prla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
RA, TlmORr STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, August 22-Virguia consois, 81
asked: DO lo-i0s, 80 bid; DO. 80. o. bd, Bsk
asked. Baltimore and ONO stocs. % bid; North
ern Central STOCK. ~. bid; Cincinnati. wash
lugton and Baltimore lists. g94 askei 90. e1s,
A. old. ,2 askoI: do 3ls. - asked; consoli-
dated gas STOCK. Az bid, "a asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
Cornerstone Laid la the Presence of the
President

IsDTANAPoIrs August 22.-The cor
ner.stone Of the Indiana soldiers aud
sailors monument was laid this after
noon with imposing ceremonies in the
presence OF the President Of the United
States and men of prominence through
out the country. Thousands Of veteran
soldiers and sailors were present.
When the stone had been placed in
position the national dag was raised and
the "Star-Spansled Banner" was sung
by Mrs. Zelda seguin Wallace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
Jockey Club Mt Westel'ester.

Il
NV YORK. August 22.-First race
three quarters Of mile-Iipstat won (;
Volunteer second, Emotion third. Time,
]:12.
Second rGce-one mile-Tenny won ;
Oregon second, Jay L. Dee .hird. lime,
1:l2l.
Third race-three quarters OF mile
Layinia won Ruporta second, Golden
third. Time, l:l3i.
Fourth race-one mile aud furlong-
Orihame won; Bronzomarte second,
Hypocrite third. Time, 1867.
Fifth race-fiye furlongs-Swifter
won Civil Service second, Ballyhoo
third. Time, l:0l.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Tattler
won; Sparkling second, Smilax third.
Time, 1:29.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23


RVESSEv, Died. et BIZ late reelience, no.
iggg east Main street. Mr.. ANDREW kfkNstN.
after an iiiress Of nine months; aged forty-four
year< o..,
Funeral from abOvO residence TO-DAY a. 4.
NJ Frionfs aud 1oquaintsucss rcspoctuby M
vited 20 attend wiinout further notice; sieo
tho... OF his brOtrer G. Egeneen-
Washington aud Boston papers psoHso COPY
TIIs.RR.-Dlsi, NJ the ros.deOce Of W, H.
lowry. ans yenabie street OF "Wednesday Night
The zist instant, IRVING ELLWOoD. tutant 30
OF JOba b. aud tho late ssiiio X JUier. agcl
eight months ami sixtonn dayA
General from the above residence THIS lftf
dan 9ORNISG al 10 O'Clock Friends AMI rslA-
sfves Of tho family respectfully invited 70 az
tend.
WHTTNAN.--Died. at no resiiencs OK h5r
parents Tsenty-ffth and Il streets, August =
isss, az ESQ r. ". WILLIE kTrA. daughter a
W. y. aud N. x. whilfnan, IN ths ahtE rear "
her age.
Dearest WILLIE, thou hast iefi Va.
We NY lose mOst deeply bsel;
But rs God who hath bereu az,
lie can all our torross heal
Funeral ssryieas from Third Chrisslen ehufco
at5O'c.ocs THIS (trtdaT1 AfrkkNvON. fgienls
and acquaintance invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. August 2. issa
sALgs-FIRsr BOARD-j00 North Carolina Fs
AZ gCt 1000 virginia now 80 az OK. l.OOO 10. al
67sf 1909 Richmond city 5sn nj lisa.
SECOND BoARU.--eO shares Richmond and Pe-
tcr8burg stock at 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

S---7 WASHINGTON. August 22-For vir-
SklR lginia. local showers. followed By fair.
---Jsllghuy cooler weather. and northeriy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23


more active to-day Than for week. ana dis-
played decided Weakness. resulting Ia material
losses, scarcely any active stocks being less thhn
per cent. lower than last evening. The To-
finences which had a bearing on the market were
all upfayOfable. such a. recent heavy failures,
further cutting Of rates in the West anu North
east. the uiterances Of Chairman Walker and
Judge Cooley the former expressing the shua-
alton as GeploraO.e in tho Norihwest, and INC
genera fear OF tight money. 1raders made the
most Of the opportunity, aud with the hrsi sales
inauguratei a vigorous attack upon the list
Grangers aud coalers being the pr'ncs-
were a 10 ?. lower than last nights nguros-
The market under pressure % sell. which
Included without doubt considerable long stoc~,
yielded readily IN the early trading. and Jersey
Central and Chicago, Cincinnati, Columbus. and
81 Louis led a decline, which. however, oieo
away tOwari the end Of the fret hour. vhea
dulness followed, and slight recoyeries we're
made. After noon the pressure was resumed
with force and all Grangers. Missouri Pacific,
Union Pacific, c0,ton-oil, and sugar became
prominent for thu weakness displayed. but latsr
they were all surpassed by Chirago aud Cennh
preferred ana Chosapeakc and Onto nr-t pre-
serrcd. which lost about each. Tho dectne
reschol Us limit In the Last hour only when
money hal been run up 10 Q per cent lhere
WAS sharp reaction In rates for money. how
ever, aud II ran OIL 10 per cent
Of the close. which induced some buying'
principally for short account. Outstand-
ing short interest was largely increased
to-day. though thero was heavy hlui-
datlCn q long accounts. Trading however,
Cid not lose its professional character. The
close was fairly active and weak genornlly az the
lowest prices Of tho day. Tho earnings OF inc
Northwestern for the last mouth served 70 re-
strict Tho decline In that stock. Tho entire ist
Is materially lower fought Chicago ana East
lllln0i. preferred lost 81, CHESAPEAKE and ONO
frst 3. LAKE. Erie and Western preferred and
Missouri paclhc "a, Chlcag0 and East ILLINOIS,
Il * Island. aud Chicago Gas ~, sugar = y.
Paul. and g. G. G and -. Louis ~, Northwest
ern IL. Chesapeake and ohio. Norfolk preferred.
Horthorn Pacifc preferred and Wabash IRE,
ferred II. Louisville and Nashville Is. Total
sales II Hated stocks. 222gD ehares; unlisted,
3Gnsl Of which 17S) were cOtton-oil.
6rentng exchange guiot and steady nj SOY a
fs~ Money arm az Pas Sub-Ireasury bal
Ances-Gold. fi5LgN,OCJ currcpcy. y .S67. 200.
oyorulncuts lull an1 ~ Nv for a.. 4 per centA.
~ ex. nj +; a. coupons, i0i}.. state bonds en-
firnly usa'ieTflsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
MAiiHIAGEA

FOSTER JACKSON. Married. a. ne Clay
stres, Baptist chafcb. 10 this city "a Augpssslst
by hog. :. G.. Ciogton. Mr., ciAhLsr y, ~ sh
as,i nis, ANNIE n. JACKSON, Dotsl VI lls
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

GOODS SPEAK FOR THEM "a
IN SELVES, aad the prize sells them. "a
ID. GuCHASAsS BASk-rhAplNG sfs. -1s~
TSM Is tar aheae OF watch clubs CT any other in
stalnsnt plan. ID. BUCHANAN,
All 2i-W.F&susys Ill east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

brshsis fair q, SOC. 10 bushels common ss.sc.:
70 pusnely common % T5c- % bushels common
at CSC. fetal sales Of wheat 5.sst bcsbsl5.
Oars-wlnter. 20 t'issols prime Oh Primo
tefras.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
MARKET REPORTS,
AND CONNECTION THEREWfTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
nv ,o,.erspa 10 The Dispatch,

Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Coston'
Grain, Flour, and Other Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

TnR wEsrHER N RfcHNoND YESTERDAY morn
ing was fair. followed by a severe thunderstorm
and light rain In the afternoon.
H.r-a ~ T.bcrrDornnter Yaatartav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

FLOR.
We quote. rtos. s1;osSlY5 s1psrruA szDa
ts.2,; extra. sL3)ata75 fsnilS, ttssLsl ps,sss
tsniiy. country. tS.75sihsS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
corros RsroRc

ouorlrosA
nrpDLlsg. f0sc.
Low df0pLiSa. i01e.
So0pOaDixkky. 2Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

Il Works Entirely According
70 the Programme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

Boss Billy Decides TO Garry the Re-
publican Standard.

THE NORFOLK MACHINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean tcmpora,ure. ..........~"......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

New YORK. Angus, - The stn'g cotton re-
mort eays: Futures closed % points higher
oeigR "a the unox pcctcd advance r. Iircrpool
and good spot business here. Receipts we're
larger especially AZ Galveston. Tho crop oe"s
was generally favorable The Greeks ami Ger.
mans F.,ugtt end tnere was some heavy lorAi
selling OF August Cotton On the spot WAS active
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

Winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

The committee returned with the
General in twenty minutes. His appear
ance was the occasion OF another out
burst and ovation. After music II. G.
Wood presented the General as the next
Governor Of Virginia. General Ma
hone gracefully acknowledged the high
honor conferred by his party, snd
In accepting the trust said he had
never vet refused to obey the will Of
his party. He would have preferred
that some one else should have been
nominated. but ina.cepting the nomlna-
ton he felt that II meant 10 taltermg or
shortcomiuS, but fearless and reso-
lutte discharge OF Ills duty. lie felt
assured by the earnest work OF
the convention that il expected every
man TO DO his duty and relieve
the old Commonwealth OF Virginia
OF ponrbon supremacy. BE alluded 10
the several interests affecting the State
and urged that the policy of protecting
industries and the settlement OF the debt
be urged upon the people on every
conrt. green. While the Democrats
wish to let the tariff question drop It
she'll, be said, be pressed on every
court green iu the Commonwealth.
The auction, he said, is whether
foreigners shalt sell in this market
without q license. whether tho harbor OF
Norfolk shall be denuded OF American
shipping, whether the great mineral re-
sources of the Southwest shall be de-
yelcped. The speaker expressed his
thanks to the convention, and IN asking
the hearty co operation OF the people
predicted victory aud left them to the
completion OF tho Cork for which they
assembled.
THE SECOND PLACE.
IN q Mi. tha, ,ooyad m TAXA mn the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23

Tho Republicans OF Virginia. Ia state ConVen-
ton assembled, congratulate Inc peuplo On .uo
commonwealth and tho Union upon mo uappg
rS't,rstton ol Ropub iicar administrator III
,,~si afralrs AMI rrnnrm their devotion 10
a.. uaiionaf Republican party ana lS primer.
piet with their caruosl approNai OF lt9 Po.V) "a
n uro;ectivo tariff which iaYors aha ieulois nc
.oasary the rspsQl % the casting ohofp"9 va
60. - tobacco nud fruit ogaudics, auc "hefe-
"a. Arnerican labOr is severed In lis pest ieWefus
"a Sr,.riceu production iis beat markets, WINE
Il affords abundant means !" Fu,a.e Nv ri,
s~herne OF patriotism aud rtaiesm4nsu,p,
,t,riee urocfalfnoI IS kopuphcAil rehae an li4o
Bltr bin. 10 afford generous ald 70 We ie0
srhools ~ the state BY nsiional apptVpIiS..,en..
1'ne Republicans Of Virginia, aNeilns ~" -
,,st,,vs knowledge that tcue return OF We
RHNiis Ia tns elections OF last November Noulu
have gwen toe electoral vote OF this ette '" .uo
UenIplirAn sicse-. congTasuh1H IINs'uVNs -. "a
ris6n upon his election. dehPi,e HH.a
$50 Shcre nue they promise his AHuiu ~. 49,
D,ctr hearty support, which II mas u'teeH' -
,,,,sf,afeo mat 1t we'll deserves from al go0o
eiuzcnA ,, s,,d staadiiy crow
SVt,1c .,,,,..,aers mo Republicans OF virginia
St no trisn m OF tho national parry AZ tuo ~
eie.iion ns O horolnger o, Tue V'cloiy ,,,I
awaits their own STATE parry IN no" i9s
1890 fhe field ia rosponse 10 tne "S'
ss4,saS ana sur spreadng seniiiheut w ~
ce,nepds coraplcts change aho lt,D,'N
in ITO administration oil ,ne ro,ict All
wealth as tho only a9equa'o nsno,rotir
,eoa@naop for evils resulting rom pehlo..as's
ssssadancy Tor The past rye yearN n''y nv
tpe frauds OF The Demoerane .,,'o len.
come 10 nano aDd elect ne uorei.vS' No.
oyernor, Attosney- General. ano n'a-
tor,fv ln each DrAoch Of toe Leglsla,ute
~ he cnoson ghi5 year, e1hortlns h0p"oi~n''
exerywhoFo 70 remember; III vtye,aia
tsisai 1hst f0Yai adherence py al $3.50.
,,,.,'tiicata 10 tbe republican party OF sittlni@
,',.d ~ organ .satson Is Indispensable " hasnons
aud suocess. ,,....,o,, ~ tl,a civil and
,ss,ssi saalIlg Of thls. party - an ofsshi'~-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-23
NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW YORK. August 22-Pciroleum openei
weak az 9gs.r, bus quickly became strong and
moved up steadily 10 S9Ac The marsst tn.n
became dun aud closed stondy AZ ~ Y %
pls.c.. lowest gs3.c. and closing st @.c. Tho
Consolidated Exchange opening Wa y &C., high.
est a., lowest - g.. aud closing ~ We lVisi
sales, 400 barrels
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09
FOR sALE-LOTs.

City Lots.
TOR SALE-LOT CORNER SECOND AVENUE
IL and Ferry street, 70xS0 feet: $50 900; cheap.
SPENCER CLOSER, 419 Smithfeld st. my7-52
TNOR SALE : sS5 PER FRONT FOOT. ON
u Wylie ave.; cable cars will pass this property;
$50 feet frontage by 100 feet deep; perfectly level
lots: big bargain. See plan at ALLIES BAILEY,
164 Fourth ave. Telephone 167. my9-92
TNOR SALE-S65O- $50 CASH, THE REMAINDER
u so semi-snnually until paid for; lots 20xS0 IT,,
fronting Hatfield st.. near Forty-seventh ST.: the
best lots for the money in the market. W. a.
HEBRON & SONS, No. so Fourth ave.
my5-26, 8, n,H
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09
Young Blood Win, Every Time.

Five years ago we stepped into the ring
with three of the greatest battle guns known
to the commercial world. Low prices, solid
values and enterprise were our bulwark
while we battled year by year, determined
to knock out old fogy methods and old war
prices until from the little midget, which
we then were, we have become the giant of
to-day. We've been wonderfully successful.
Our bright, new and honest ways of doing
business seem to take the public's fancy,
and-look through the newspapers any day
you will, you'll see our methods copied and
our advertisements stolen bodily. When
other concerns are doing apparently nothing,
call at the P. C. c. c. and you'll see q crowd
Of busy, satisfied buyers, having their wants
supplied by gentlemanly statesmen. Just
now we are selling as a leader mems fine
suits at SO (and well stake s., 900 that
these suits can't be produced elsewhere un-
der S1S). They are made from costly
cheviots, Bannockburns, corkscrews,
worsteds, tweeds AND cassimeres, and lined
and trimmed with the best silk-fnished
serge. Call at once and secure one of these
big bargains. P. G. G. c., corner Grant
and Diamond streets. opposite the new.
Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09
TAFFY FOR D. A. 8,

General Master Workman Powderly Gives
lille Says the District stands Higher
Than He DOes-Not In Town.
Master Workman Ross, of d. A. Z. Of
L., yesterday received long letter from
General Master Workman Powderly. This
is considered proof that the chief Of the
Knights was not in the city on Tuesday
night. He upholds Mr.. Ross protest
against the granting Of a charter to the glass
packers, who desire to form national
trades district, taking in other workmen
around the factories. He says:
No charter will be issued 70 any assembly Of
mixed occupations under the guise OF national
trades assemblies, and the general secretary
eral Executive Board is made to administer
and execute the laws, and until ID. A. 3 surren,
oers Its territory to another mixed u. A II VIII
not be granted by the board. no matter Wnat
influence is brought to bear against the law OF
on the g. E. 3.
After speaking on another subject Mr..
Powderly says:
Ross, for the past five years, and think Tor
moment whether they would not make as many
mistakes as did. Then ask these men whether
they should not stand by the head of this order
while he is doing his best, honestly, If not ably;
still his best and in the performance Of that
duty is only making such mistakes as any ordi-
nary mortal might make under the c1rcum-
stances. ID. A. stands higher than Powderly.
He is only the agent of the order and he wants
to best serve it if he can do so. How can
he best serve D. A. 81 Will some of those who
are in earnest in that d. A. advise hlm, and
will they take off their coats and do their
shareP II they do that D. A. will then stand at
the head as il once stood.
The remainder of the communication, al
though important, would not be given
by Mr.. Ross. He also received a letter from
General Secretary John w. Hayes, saying
that no application had been received for a
charter for d. A. or an N. d. A. from L.
A. 1858, composed of glass packers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09
Young Blood MIna Every Time.

Five years ago we stepped into the ring
with three of the greatest battle guns known
to the commercial world Low prices, selid
values and enterprise were our bulwark
while we battled year by year, determined
to knock out old fogy methods and old war
prices until from the little midget which
we then were, we have become the giant of
to-day. We've been wonderfully success
full. Our bright. new and honest ways of
doing business seem to take the public's
fancy, and-look through the newspapers
any day you will you'll see our methods
copied and our Advertisements stolen bodily
When other concerns are doing apparently
nothing, call at the P. c. c. c. and you'll
see crowd of busy, satisfied buyers, hav-
ing their wants supplied by gentlemanly
statesmen. Just now we are selling as a
leader mems fine suits at $40 (and well
stake 81, 600 that these suits can't be pro-
duced elsewhere under $50. They are made
from costly cheviots, Bannockburns, cork
screws, worsteds, tweeds and cassimeres,
and lined and trimmed with the best silk
finished serge. Call at once and secure one
of these big bargains. P. c. c. c., corner
Grant and Diamond streets, opposite the
new Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09
IT NEEDS REPAlRING.
The New Brighton Road is Free of Toll Until
Fixed Up.

The New Brighton Road is Free Of Toll Until
Fixed Up.
At the meeting of the Bellevue Councils
Tuesday night, j. D. Watson, Esq, intro
duced two resolutions, one to instruct the
Justices of the Peace in the borough under
the act of Assembly to open the New Bright
on turnpike free from toll until it is proper
ly repaired, and the other to call a public
meeting of the electors to decide on whether
they will be annexed to Allegheny or not.
The first resolution was carried, the sec
ond was defeated, Mr.. Watson said that
the New Brighton turnpike in its present
condition is not safe to drive over, and must
be repaired first before the company can
legally collect toll.
He said further that there is a strong
sentiment in the community to be Joined to
Allegheny. As result of having no fire
engines he claims that the increased rates of
insurance the people pay amount to as much
as the increase in taxes charged in the city.
They have no officers to protect them or en-
force sanitary measures and Mr.. Watson
thinks it is much better to join Allegheny
than to spend $50, 900 that must be bonded
to improve the borough, when the city
would assume the bonded indebtedness for
them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09
THE CATHOLIC SOLD,
Jeremiah and Paul Dunlevy Have Purchased
the Paper.

the Paper.
The Pittsburg Catholic, one of the Oldest
religious papers in the United States, was
sold yesterday by the proprietor, Jacob
Porter, to jeremiah and Paul Dunlevy, of
the firm of Walker Dunlevy & Bro, pork
packers. The negotiations for the sale have
been going on for long time past. and they
were consummated yesterday by the transfer
of the property.
A call was made upon the late proprietor
yesterday for information in regard to the
matter. Mr. Porter did not deny that the
paper had been sold, but would say nothing
about the details.
The paper was established in March, 1874,
by P. F. Barlow, who came to
this city from Cincinnati. Mr.. Porter
entered the Office as a compositor
about the time the first issue appeared. In
July, three years later, the paper went to
the wall, and upon the solicitation of Bishop
O'Conner, who was then at the head of this
diocese, Mr.. Porter purchased the plant.
He has been the sole proprietor ever since.
It could not be learned yesterday what the
consideration was. The paper will be en-
tirely remodeled by the new proprietors.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09
R.moynI ofH. HoIrzman q. son..

We hereby wish to inform our many
friends and the public in general of having
removed to Ill Market ST.; are now fully
prepared in connection with our manufact-
uring department. for the furnishing of Turk
ish spring beds, hair mattresses, recovering
of furniture and decorative upholstery in
general. We are also offering the better
line of portieres and upholstery goods left
over from our auction sale at greatly re-
duced prices. II. HoLTzMAN & Sons,
Ill Market ST.