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KNOCKOUT IN -FOUR ROUNDS.
Rafting Mill Between Slattery and
White, Two NOTWaIk LishtVeightS.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD. ,

NoRwALK. Conn, April :. A ratuinR prize
fight for the lightweight championship OF Fair
nelj County took place near the Stamford line
tins morning between John Slatrery and John
Whit, botn of Norwalk, for 800 side.
Slattery. who had Ueen 10 u number OF mills
AMI mad never been defeated, was looked on
rs sure winner.
He was looked after by J mmy Quinn. of
Bridgeport, while White was seconded by
"F ity' Moss OF Norwalk. Alfred Miller, OF
Norwalk, acted as referee.
Each contestant weighed l25 pounds and
three ounce gloves were used.
Tine n .ht was TaItler from the start and
ut u e eni o. the tniTd round TON men were
preiIs well 1sed up
The fourth round opened with SiAtteFy ap-
parpntly having the hest OF II, nut q bIoW on
inc roat uIoppel him InsenaI ls 10 the ring
aud White was declared the winner.
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1T WAS NOT A FAIR TEST.
Mr.. Depew Exhibits the Experimen-
tai Lights in the Tunnel.

Mr.. Depew Exhibits the Experimen-
tai Lights in the Tunnel.
A dozen reporters took q ride through the
New YORK Central Tunnel this afternoon al the
invitation Of President Chauncey NJ. Depew.
The reporters, with Mr. Depew aud Vice.
President Webb, took passage In the obscrva-
ton house of The Monitor, AMI they were
whirlei through the west side tunnel, over
which loc Il trains movr nOrtnward.
The Monitor ran at thirty miles speed, and
Mr.. Depew discoursed on the Deauties Of the
tunnel, and wn,n Iney were rracned pointed
out that II was oil cult 10 tell the signal lights
from the incandescent nLhts IN tn rock cu;
from L vhiy-sxth street TO Ninety-t ifd street.
Bot Mr.. Depew di not call special attention
TO the fact that the day was perfect on; that
the sun snone brightly Ia an dlmospher- as
c ear as crystal on which the smoke ami steam
roe huo Hntly through the tunn ] opening.
tOwai DIS the blue vault OF heaven. II was not
( tir d,y Tor test Not such q daV ~ that
on " nich tn's same EVENING WORLD r'pprter
n ay ~ OF h"avy air and impen-iiab fog 8
that OF Feb. 30. on which an engine ran into
the rear OF 4 shop Train and killed poor car
cleaners.
lie did not call special attention either to the
fac tat the illum majors an the Bi nti lRhts
are nearly on u level IN bis eXp-T m"nt, nor
TO tn obvious fact tndt iorty-candie nights one
more than sixteen-cHndle lights ioTty feet
apart.
the test was just sucn one as might have
been expected.
Nr. D. ew SAYS he will Try thirtV-two candle
power iDcaDdesGent lights Ia few days.
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DIRECTORS PLEAS DELAYED.
Judge Barrett Grants the Indicted
Railroad Ohlcials a Stay.

In the Court OF over and 1erminer tits
morning the indicted officers of the New
Haven and Hartford Raj road Comp~"y.
through their counsel, JOln NJ. Bowers and
Henry W. Tofr, made an application Tor II
stay OF all proceedings under the indictments
pending the nearing Of q mott N Tor the trans
Ter OF the case from General Sessions TO the
Court Of oyer and Trrminer.
TINS motion IL set down Tor a week from next
Thursday. and the onject orthe motion or asray
was to relieve the accused offlcials from the
necessity OF pleading TO the indictments which
have Teen found against them.
They have oil re-, eiveJ notice from District
Attorney Nicoll that they must appear In
General Sessions tomorrow morn ng and be
arraipned hefo'e the hsr OF that court to pie id,
and Il was to escape this uni leas iutness that
their lawyers ut forth tneir most exertlOhs
this morning.
b Dslr,ol-Attorney Nicoll appeared for the
people In Opp,s ton to the mpilon for stay.
Mr.. Bowers went at cons herabe lenVtn INTO
the iactA SCI forin IN the affldavlls to the effect
that the Indicted officials we're persons OF HI. h
0 jcial pOsiiors And large mean, and dwelt
upon the unusual char ,cter Of the prOsecufinn.
d strict Attorney Nicoh In reply contended
that wbe her JuIpeBaTret' u anted the stay or
not the uefenuants wnuli have to he RrralRned
IN General Sessions o answer the IND ,etmen,
AMI whether they demurred or pleaurd 10
tnem. the question would have to BE- settled In
General - ssions, and tn- removal 10 oyer n
Ter miner would nave to be settled afterwards.
Judge Barrett said tnat he would have
granted ast"y on an eL p,re application. an
therefore granted Mr.. Blwers's m,t'on.
There 10 q difference OF opinion between the
d strict-Ail orney and MIR. Bowers NJ to
whether this order oper as stay Of plea'linE
and Hs Judge Barrett declined 10 as upon
this polnt, there Ia Kelly 10 he another heated
argument tomorrow when IN. defendants
have been notlned to appear aud answer the
Indictment.
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SUED FOR S26,79O.
A Kansas City Firm Charged With
Commercial Conspiracy.

An intrre.tlnQ case was esun IN the United
States circuit Court b fore jude Coke to-
day, lie h Won Nagner, manufacturers OF
stockings md gloves in Chemnuz, Saxony,
suing Burnnam, Hanna, MunserI Co., dry
goods job ers OF nsaS city, Mo-, to re-
cover t26, 30 IS with interest, for goods sold
aud delivered Ietween Feb. !, 1855. ana OCT.
], isSs. PAYMENT Is pleaded.
This Is Bl that appe IS u the compaini and
pleauIn r. but THE a Won WagueTs cOuu-
Eel safe that lt VIII re shown IN iue triai that
the defendants ha en- FaRed in " at he trtm-,i
'cOmmercial conspiracy" be ng aiItd in
their scheme 10y mist"le OF MS vlrui's ior-
wardins agent In NeS YoTS, e cons. .ure's
invoices and the hls OF ladlng having been
III ade Out IN different MANS
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A BRIDEGRoOM'S SUICIDE.

Married Two Weeks and Shot Him
self Through the Heart.
James Trimble, forlv-nVe years old, conf
mitlcd suicide at O'Clock this afternoon by
shooting himself through The heart in h S room
In the clearinghouse at 20 Prospect place,
BROOKLYN.
TIE suicide was not reported TO the police,
and the fact was IN msde known hy DR.. Perry. OF
lSS Sixtr avenue, VINO reported II to the CoTo-
uers' ufHcr al uc pck.
TnmOle. II Is SAID, was married two weeks
ago.
lie left the house thlI morning and returned
~ noon. He TOOK lunch VT IL wife aud two
hear ers lie suddenly Jumred up from the
table and asked 10 ue excused. H. then went
to ms room, and tne report OF pistol startled
his wife, VINO rushed 10 her room.
Tnrr diving IN roor, was her husband,
who he'd IN ms haud 4 siil smoking TeVo,vrT.
lie hat shot himself through the heart and
dien IN lew minutes No motive Is assigned
for the sulciae.
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FOUGHT SEVENTEEN ROUNDS.
Young Dempsey, OF California, Has
His Hands Broken by Webber.
IsPIoIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD.

SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, April 7.-George
Wen er, OF st. Paul, and Young Dempsey, OF
California, li1ht-Weights, fought srventeen
rounds before the Athletic Clue last Night for
purse OF $500
A tnr end OF the seventeenth round Demp-
seJ threw up the ngrr, the bones in botn hls
naLdB having Ueen broken.
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THIRD RACE.
Selling; I'VE furlongs.

Extra Dry was the nrst to show, followed by
Rambier. Dixie 1 sno we'd 10 trout OUT at iae e ena M Of
the nIst furlony and then gave way TO Seryia,
who led to the torn, and then lei Extra Dry
take up the running.
All TINS time r ,m Ter had been working to
the 'front.' ami AZ the head OF the stretch was
close behind Extra Dry, Dixie anu Blanche,
who were heads apart.
Rambler came through when they were
atraigh ened out. and won easily by q length
ami half from blanche, who beat Extra Dry
head Tlme-l. 03k.
MuIusls pa d: Straight, ssa s5; place, ssL Us
Blanche paid $50 90.
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Handicap; mile and a iurlong.

JACK Rose was the nrat TO show. followed by
Enanter, Fortunatus, Salvini, Churchill clark
ami CAsseila.
Chureh,ll Clark at once rushed out and
showed the way to the backstretcn with
Savini next
Prince Fortunatus took up the running near
lnR Tue turn, and Churchill Clarke fell back,
leader.
Ihey never caught Prince Fortunatus, who
Mon falher easily by a length Il ON Jack Rose,
VINO neat Endurer a length. T1me-l. S.
Jack Rose paid a. 96.
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BLAMES THE NINA'S CAPTAIN.

Lieut. Bicknell Says the Tugs Com
mander Did Not Follow Orders.
The investigation ny the Court OF Inquiry
into the wreck of the United 81 tes corvette
Gaiena on Gay Head March IA was continued
this morning at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard.
The reading OF The report OF Lieut.. Bicknell
who had charge OF the Galena caused some
surpr Sc, as lie LAID the eniire hlam- for Ine
accident indirectly on the Shouders OF the
captain OF thetu Nina, wnicr had the Ga ena
In TOW, saving that re ihUuR 4 tle casu ,Ity
occurred urcause the cOuIss ordered by niIn
was not steeTed W the tug.
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Michigan Republicans Are Winners.

rsYFcIII To THE TVENISa WORLD
DETROIT Micn., Aprir Full reports from
yesterday's election show That the Repuul cans
gained y decisive victory on n light vote, k NJ.
Montgomery b'ing elected TO me Supreme
Bench over JuStice On mplin. Democratic eau
dldate, by = 5OO majority.
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ROBERT HuBBARD.
90 q. q. GODFRFY.

Brhpluy talng, ana Will probably not last twenty
four hours
(Signed) "RoBERr HUppARD.
80 q. GODFREY.
Attending Physicians"
Mr.. Barnum's immediate dan er Ia said o be
heart failure He suffers much from nausea
and INDIGESTION. DR.. Loomis, OF New YORK,
has been here in frequent consultation with
the local physicisns, an I everything possible
has been done 10 alleviate the p tienrs condi-
tion. He has been III since November last,
and has been confined to his house most OF the
time, and to his room for the last month.
He would be eignty-one years old In July.
He has always enjoyed vigorous health, and
his been blessed with a wonderful constitu-
ton; bu; the Inroans OF disease have sapped
mis- strength. destroyed his appetite ard
brought him 10 the present crisis.
There have been no signs, however, that Mr..
Barnum's mental facilities have been affected
by his illness Until within two or three days
he has attended personally to all his corre-
spondence, and has transacted q great deal OF
business through his private secretary, Mr..
Bowser.
Sleeplessness has been q feature OF Mr.. Bar
NUNS illness. He has been compelled to re-
sort 10 the use OF soporlncs He has decl ned
to use any form Of opium, but has taken sui
phonel and chloranid.
Atsociock ths morning the following bull
letn was issued:
+. 7. Baruum is falling very rapidly. though he
is still conscious. All hope Is given mp. DR.. God
frey has told the old Snowman that he cannot live
twenty-four hours. Mr.. BArnum smiled. but was
too weak to speak
DR.. Godfrey .aid At 10 O'Clock that the
patients death may he expected In a few
hours. He has become ..cyanorc - and hin
respiration and pulse ara growing weaker.
Up 10 that hour he mad rem .iueu consc ous
and at times recognized those about his bed.
side
DR.. Godfrey aroused him soon after 8 O'Clock
and told him that tue city had gone Repub-
lican In yesterdays election, to which Mr..
Barnum replied: 81 am glad"
Mr.. Btrnum's daughters have been tele-
gr'i he'd for snd will reach here this mornng.
Rev. l. B. Fisher, pastor of the Universalist
Church, was summoned to Mr.. Barnum's bed
side at II O'Clock. Tne sick man answered
family TO his questions
Mrs. Birnum and Mrs. Thompson the eldest
daughter, are In constant attendance, as are
Miss May Read, niece,
Benjamin Fish. trea'urer OF the great show,
arrived this morning. He saws that there viii
be no Interruption OF performances except on
the day OF the fuIeral Mrs. Buchtel, the
youngest daughter, and Mr.. G. Barnum arrived
with Mr.. Fisher
Dr. Hubbard said:
'Ihe dociors had promised thai when they
saw ne was beyond hope they would not let
The evening world., 1891-04-07

How Do You Like Harlem Driver
Altermsu Bailey at to-day's meeting OF the
Board of Aldermen introduced q resolution by
which II IL proposed 10 cnange the name OF
seventh avenue north OF Central Park 70 Har-
lem Drive
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burnside, vosburr, wyndham and stouington
maue me runninr ~ the cad OF the sire,cn.
NenReur was jt n II by ston,npton half way
uoWn, anu, ln ightny unish, Stolington
won oy mead from vengeur. VINO beat Vos-
Mutuels paid: stra,unt ali oS. ,,aco a. NJ
Vengeur paid s. 35
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FIRST RACE.
For beaten horses; seven furlongs.

Louise was first away, followed by Repent,
Emeti oily anu Ldnhseer. Louise made the
running down the hacksrretch with the others
IN aUout the same order, save Extra, VINO
moved up into second place.
Louise was first Into the stretch, with Repent
and Extra close up. Repent drew up even with
the leader Al the last furlDng pole, and 10
furious finish Repent won by mead from
Louise, who be Extra half q length for the
place Time-L Bin.
Mutucls paid: Straight, s4a 20; place $40. 20.
Louise paid $23. %.
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For two-year-olds; selling allowances; half

Petul mt colt and Maggie Duffy hlly next
Azrarl went TO the front at the ne i OF the
etretcn, and the rest of the way was just gal
lop Tor him, winning In a canter by three
lengths from Petulant colt, WIN beat Maggie
Dunv my q head. Tim--0 b0H.
Mutuels paid: Straight, IS. 10; place, - 10
Petulant colt paid $lU. IS
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Suicide with a Charge of Buokshot.

CAMDEN, y. j., Ap IL Z. .-Pushiny on the
tr,Vger Of sHo'gun with his toe. John NJ. II.
STOW, q commission merchant, of lie Spruce
Cmien. E,naneial embarrassment u sup
posed 10 be The cause.
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Tell the Old Snowman That
He Cannot Survive Another Day.
He Smiled at the News bur Gould
Not Speak.
Rapid Change for the Worse Which
Began Yesterday Morning.
Three Trainmen Badly Hurt-The
Passengers' Miraculous Escape.
rsprcrAt TO THE EVENING woerpJ

BRIDGEroRT, Conn, April 7.-lndications
multiply that the end Il near for Phineas
Taylor Barnum. TIE turn for the worse in his
condition. which took place shortly after mid
night yesterday morning, has not abated, and
at O'Clock this morning the following bulie-
tin was issued by his attending physicians at
Marina, the veteran showman's home
"Mr Barnum Ia much worse this morning. lie
is rapidly falling and will probably not last twenty
four hours.
(Signed,) "RoBERr HuppARp
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Selling; seven furlongs,

WOO by HaWkltone, Chapman second and
Periclos third. Time-l. 30k.
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passages and make the air 30 thick that no
lignt which was ever invented could penetrate
1t to any great distance.
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Mining Stocks

The following are Inc closing quotations OF
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
to-day:
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The irish horse Clear the Way, who won tho
Irisn Grand National tn 1883, arrived Ia this
country yesterday. He was purchased and ,
brought over oy h. u. Morgan, and will be
taken to the lstteT's farm AZ Westboro, L. l. ]
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The famous stallion IsoDomy, the greatest
ago.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Jack Joyuer, has met with misfortune In
the BREAKDOWN OF Padl,hah. whom ne puI-
chased at the recent Belmont aAle.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

snas was heavily played in the maiden raoe
yest rday. His disappointing performance
was exp aimed when he pulled up bleeding At
the nose.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

An addition OF seventy feet Is being made to
the Brooklyn grand stand. The new club
house now IN course OF erection will be SOxllO
feel
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AUCTION SALES.


post on the line of land Of Cochran Fleming,
thence north $50 and To- east So 76l00 perches
to a pin in the center OF public road;
thence along the center of said road north
80 east 51-100 perches to pin; thence by
land now or formerly Of John Anderson
south $50 So west II perches to post on the
Fleming, and thence by the same south So
east So 6-1O0 perches to the place of beginning.
Containing Il acres and 30 perches, more or
less (See deed in Deed Book vol. 34, page
5O9.) The seventh and eighth tracts will be
sold either separately OF together, as may be
thought best.
Terms-One-third cash at time of sale;
balance to be secured by common bond and
tight go days mortgage, with insurance
clause, for payment of the two-thirds-one-
third in one-year and One-third i'll two
years, with interest at 6 per cent payable
semi-annually.
JOHN B. RENO,
Assignee of Cochran Fleming ct al.
JOHN FEDERkE1L, Auctioneer.
rnv6-
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JOHN W. ROBB, Attorney,

143 Fourth aV., P1ttSDurg.
ORPHANS COURT SALE-VALUABLE
" property on Federal ST., Allegheny City.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court,
made at No. April term, 1890, in partition OF
the estate of Charles Grubbs, deceased,
will expose to public sale at the premises, on
Thursday, May g. 1891 at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, that
certain lot of ground, situated on Federal
ST., Allegheny, described as follows: Be-
ginning on the westerly side of Federal ST.,
at point distant As feet northwardly from
Federal ST., Is it.; thence westwardly,
parallel with Ellsworth ST., and preserving
the same width of Is it., so #. to an alley,
being Purpart "A" in above proceedings;
to be paid on day of sale, and one-half Of
balance on confirmation of sale, and the
residue in one year with interest, secured
by bond and mortgage with sci. ia. clause.
A. J. PENTECOST, Auctioneer, 413 Grant ST.,
c. S. GRAY, Trustee, Registers office.
lr
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ENEMIES OF BLACK SMOKE.

Tho Women's Health Protective Associa-
ton Taking Active Steps to Bring Smoke
Consumers Into Use-Test Case to Be
Brought Soon.
The agitation of the smoke question is be-
coming more prominent every day. Sani
tzrians, city officials, business men and man,
ufncturers are having the subject kept con.
tinually in their mind, and now the women
have taken up the war cry against the smoke.
At the last meeting of the Women's Health
Protective Association the following report
was made by committee appointed to in
vestigete the matter of smoke consumers:
The smoke consumer in use at Beymer Bauman
&Co.'s lead works is one manufactured by the
Brighton Stoker Company, of Cleveland, o. II
consumes 90 per cent of the smoke. The cheapest
grades Of coal can be used and even the waste tan
bark can be burned TO advantage, thus saving the
expense of having it hauled away. The boilers
must be cleaned once month, instead of every 60
suits. Counting the saving in fuel and in manual
labor the total cost of the consumer can be saved
The Pleasant Valley Railway Company's three
Roney patent automatic stokers which are entirely
snokeless. The coal burned under the boilers is Of
INC lowest grade, simply coal dust or slack. The
ome be seen issuing from the stacks or chimneys:
SonsequentE the saving In fuel amounts to at least
etokers. The company estimates that the use of
Ke original cost was 6, COO, they viii lave been
paid for in two years merely by the saving in fuel
1od labor. MRS. HEHBERT DU PUY,
MRS. CHARLES LYON,
Committee
The association is soliciting subscriptions
Tor fund to be used in making test case
against some of the manufacturers not using
consumers.
There has been considerable complaint
among Oakland citizens recently about the
great clouds OF black smoke coming from
the power house of the Pittsburg Traction
Company. 1t is understood the company is
contemplating putting in q So 600 consumer
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Important and Attractive SaleI

Household goods, diamonds, jewelry, seal
skin sack, ETC., WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
May 13, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence, No.
233 South Highland av., Pittsburg Cast
holstered in plush, fine folding bed, piano
forte, bookcase and books, grandfather clock,
sewing machine, filter, chamber, library, dim
ing room, kitchen and laundry furnishments,
carpets on rooms, halls and stairs; also lady's
diamond earrings, lace pins and two solitaire
finger rings, sealskin sack, Persian shawl,
lot fine lace ornaments and jewelry; also
several other articles of value belonging to a
lady's wardrobe. Sale positiye-no reserve.
Terms, cash. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers. my10-1
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JOHN H. KERR, Attorney at Law,
SO Diamond street.

ESTATE OF SARAH ROwSWELL, DE-
IL CEASED-Notice is hereby given that
on the estate of Sarah Rowswell, deceased,
late of city of Pittsburg, county of Ale
gheny, Pa, have been granted to the under
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same will make them known
without delay. SARAH j. ROWSWELL,
Administratrix, 2426 Penn avenue, Pitts
burg. ap22-SO-w
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PROPOSALS.

D1Ds = THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE
ID CEIVE bids for control of all privileges
on Beaver Fair Grounds ON the occasion of
the twelfth annual reunion of the A. A of l.
T. S. W, to be held JUNE g. All bids must be
in on or before May 10, the same to be direct
ed 70 J. c. k1LGALL0N, 5l2 and 5l4 Smith
furnished. myl3-52
TINTED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE,
u Pittsburg, Pa, May /, ls9l-Sealed pro-
posals will be received until u o'clock noon,
MAY Is, 1891, for furnishing fuel lights,
water, ice, miscellaneous supplies, washing
for this building during the fiscal year end
1ng June 80, 1892, or such portion thereof as
the Secretary of the Treasury may deem ad-
Tisable. JAMES S. MoKEAN, Custodian.
mv1o2l-Mw
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WIN. j. JORDAN, Attorney at Law,
hI3 Grant st.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN application will be made to the Court
of Common Pleas No. l on SATURDAY, May
l6, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, by George w.
Ache, N. L. Luher, J. B. Hyndman, James
Lappan, NJ. Mccormick and VIM. Scott,
under the act of Assembly entitled, An act to
of certain corporations, approved April 30,
1S4,and the supplements thereto, for the char
ter of an intended corporation, to be called the
Highland Club, the character and object Of
which is the promotion of music and art and
to own and maintain a clubhouse for social
enjoyments, and to enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges of said act of Assem-
bly, and supplements thereto.
ap2947-w WIN. j. JORDAN, Solicitor.
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PETTY & FRIEND,
No. III Fourth ave., Pittsburg.

IN letters testamentary upon the estate of
Mrs. Mary Schmeltz, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, to whom all per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment and those having
claims against said estate should present
them at once. B. F. LAWN Executor.
May 4, 1891 my647-w
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The Ladies' DELIGHTED.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions
make 1t their favorite remedy. 1t is pleasing
70 the eye and to the taste, gentle yet eff.
fectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels.
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FOR SALE--BUSINESS,
Business Properties.

EOR SALE STONE QUARRY OF FIRST
Il CLASS building stone; opened and in frst-class
working order; at bargain If sold soon; price
81 900 (also three dwellings on the LOTT; well located
IN Thirteenth ward. See W. A. HERRON SONS,
~ Fourth av. my11-3-MwF+
T OT-l2ox10O FEET, WITH BRICK FACTORY
u building, corner Market and Bayard sts.,
sixth ward, Allegheny, only SIS, 900; excellent
opening for manufacturer. A. LEGGATE son,
I0 fourth aV. my7-29-D"
G7 O00-S02 BUTLER ST., COR, THIRTY
Oa3 SEVENTH St, late Anton Engel,s property
iot 81 o-6xlO4 with frame business house and dwell
ing, containing two stores and II rooms; one-half
casn balance TO suit this must be sold to close up
tne estate. THoS. McCAFFREY, $500 Butler ST.
- mhS-15l-wSuT :.
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ST. PATRICK's PILLS have given me bet
ter satisfaction than any other-M. H.
Proudfoot, Druggist, Granada, Col For
sale by druggists. wsu