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TTmu EPILEPSY and sPAssIs cured not stopped
thy mean permanent cure and no returas No
pay tili cured. DR. FERDINAND. 81 Louis
Mention the National Tribune.
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q sgsAE and Tun,ors Cured; New 9sshod.
ss S s5sS sGs 5sSas Sc ca m6assa
The National tribune., 1889-02-21

TRUSSES SENT ON TRIAL.-C. II. EGGLE-
a STON TRUSS co, Chicago, H. Circulars Tree.
Mention The National Tribune
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fhIANDs OF THE T. q: As we are once more con
frOnted with that tirne-worn and oft-rereo, ~,
theory OF tie fruit without the flower" and asfe
eaor Invites Us to look into the subject seienfif
icaiy, volunteer 10 explode it once more n
Af. King viii send me specimens Of those apules
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no bones broken. hut received internal IT.
iuries which rendered him helpless. lhls !,
the third ease VIII ch has occurred on lh''
sewerage work. each one Ot when lia- 'Vihc
near resulting fatally. -,
News i received here to-day of deadly
fsud i'm CLAY county. the participants III
which have lust been tried. convicted anu
sentenced in the Clay County court II
was developed IN the trial ihat uea"ii
hatred had existed for some month, between
tbe family and friends Of Captain ). :. An
dsr.on n prominent man of that county.
and the family Of Chastains. who are also
well known in that section. The quarrel
crow out of a title 10 some land. II l.
learned that "A short time ago Anderson :
friends advanced upon the house oi the
Chastains with guns. The latter seeing
tbem. urppared and lively fight ensued.
although no one was killed. several of the
n,rt,,. were con, icted last week. and were
sentenced 10 terms i'm jail. The ieud }, "A
bitter one. however, and II Is expected that
further trouble will grow ont of II.
The annual state Convention OF the d.
mans Missionary society convened In 'har-
lotie to-day. and viii be- ~ session loul
days. \ large number Of delegates are IN
attendance. H.
REPORTS received here to-day verify th'
c-tinlato that the shortage in the cotton rroi
of this section will Dee AZ least one-iourth
/ The extensive rains of the summer com
bined with early ir,st have done much dah
age 10 cotton. .
The colored state fair VA. largely a,
tended TODAY. The Industrial parade tool
placo this morning and made avery credita
HE show. The races will take place to-moi
row. several line horses will be- entered.
Mayor J. ". Fowler. OF wilmington,
here today. and from him II l. learned ina
Wilmington will. at an early day. pui IN
fr-t-cla.s system Of sewerage. May
Fowler is here for the purpose oi eNaninin
the Raleigh system now IN course oi col
81
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BUSY BIRMINGHAM.
,test from the Pitfsburg Of Alabama.


.Rtp,,fScu>M. ALA. October 2l.-A white
s,tluh,lr .pring with 4 good How has been
found on the property of the North birll'ns
ham Land Company. in the suburbs Ol the
,.,sv. \ sample Of the water has been place'
in the hands of Professor Alfred Bralnerd, "a
nrominent ANALYTICAL chemist. 10 be aila-
iyzed. iii be- found that the wafer j. a.
valuable ~ now supposed property III lle
immediate neghhOrhOod Of The spring VIII
be- enhanced i'm value.
The state fair opened here to-day WIN Z,
GOOD attendance. The mineral, indusirlal
and agricultural exhibits are good ana th'.
exposition will bc success. ne hI-l VI
a series Of horse races was had this alter
noon. when some fine stock was put on the
track. The city will be crowded To its NJ
most capacity during the latter part oi ihe
week with visitors in attendance upon the
fair. p;.A.
MIR. Randolph Peyton. formerly of Kich-
mond. will be- welded on the Grh II lll-
month. 10 Miss Nclia Fits. Of this city. MI
! pavtou il the General manager nl the Norm
birmingham street RAILROAD. one ot th'
most prosperous u the many steam motor
lines centcring in Birmingham lie VIII
-pcnd hi- honey moon in Rchmond
| DR. j. W. Drake. an cmpioNe oi thc Ten
trol Railroad. fell from the lower story ol
tha IInsforl Hotel saturday night ana Na'
knled. He was intoxicated. and shortly De
fore hi- tragic death had been ENGAGED ~ d
,,me Of poker. The other participants ~
| the came Of cards are rcticent about ih'
affair. ,.,,-,..;..l, o.,
Nnuuknown negro was killed to-ni-hl al
tbe Union Passenger station by a poice
man lie intcrfercd with the officer. wh'
was attempting to arrest another negro ah'
mi, interference cost him his lie.
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CABLE NorES.
BRIEF TSlEGRhNS.

KINGSTON. ONT. October - The ,ieam-
er Qunte. was burned - the waters edge
last night near pcScront0. Four lives We're
lost.
PoRT CLINTON. October 2i.-fire today
DESTROYED August spies y tOmpany'- plain
ing mill and lumber Yards. &. ,ynihc a
Company'- elevator and coal warehouses,
two dwellings. railroad ear, and docks.
causing loss 0f Sloo.NH. Insurance un-
known.
JAMESTOWN. y. \. October ~ John g.
longon. cN-trpasuryr 0f the swedish orphan
Agency. Of th, city. Was convicted to-day
In the Court Of Sessions. at MaN,illc. ~ ap-
pprrating $50 0fthe institution, money
iO his own u-e. This Wa one Of eighteen
indictments which hld bccn found against
him for Larceny and false bookkeeping. The
jury was ont a. tout half an hour.
EVANSVILLE. lNp.. October -. 40 mt
terial change has iIkon place in tla switch
mems strike IN Oh" Louisville and Nashville
wards here since Yesterday. No tnOublo If
any Kind has occurred. thu sarl- haN ing
been strongly gulried bl the police. The
place, Of the strikers are being rapidly
hllod with men nNm East ~. Louis. whp
are attracted b, ihs oicr of 3 per day and
board during the strike and a guarantee OF
a permanent situation after the trouble j.
over.
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LOST AT SEA.
story 81 Survivor of the steamer
Brooklyn.

story 81 Survivor of the steamer
Brooklyn.
NEW YORK. October u. The story oi the
.towaway Joseph kaiz. who says he N"7
ON the steamer brooklyn when She began 10
.iuL and e-caucd i'm an open boat. L. scnci-
.,.,llv believed here. katz claims that ne
.tnle aboard the Brooklyn at Darien. Ca
on Friday night. the llth instant
iremonduou. sea broke across the al'c,
quarter of the steamer and she commenced
io sink rapidly an. ,.,,.
ON Monday morning the captain Sa'e III
siructions To lower the liie-boais. halI
iunucd into one of the boats WIN TWO o,
fine crew. The painter Of the boat laIleu
Immediately after the liie-hoat was ah"a''
and the small craft driftcd away from the
sLnre Both were swept ont Of the ne
boat. kaiz remained in the boat uniii MON
dav night. when he was piched up ny III.
-rhooncr Mary Watson. ANA lahdeu III
Locust Point. Baliimore. ~
The la,t seen Of the Brooklyn was Wheh
She was sinking. The remainder ol me
crew were then preparing 10 abandon lhei
.bar,rr. The agents ui the steamer douplcd
fine bov', story at first. but questioned NM
closely. and hc gave perfect description OF
the Brooklyn. ,,..
The owners of the vessel think kalz l.
.,Dn,,ine survivor and they have now given
nm All hone of seeing the steamer again.
What has become of the crew II 4 my ;
tory There were seventeen men on boaru
nh resident, Of Brooklyn. captain :.
Carson, veteran navigator, was III com
mand. III, 81,
The BROOKLYN was formerly called th'
Tonawanda. She vas bound from parieh
Ga. to New York, with cargo oi iuihOei
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want to craze Mahone'- cattle for the next

want To craze Mahont 'hlu' i'l 'h' h'N'
half century.
A. Carroll court Tuesday, there was a
personal collision between Judge Green,
If DaIyile. and Judge \. W. I. Nowlin. VI
Washington. At the conclusion OF farrs
harrangiIe. loud calls were made for Judge
Green. who responded in a ringing speech OF
half an hour. in which he poured hot shot INTO
Malone and his lieutenant. NOwlin. who
has been in the county some weeks. Dur
jng Greens speech he said that Nowl I'm was
feasting on Mahonc'- money ana using II 10
dehauch voters. This brought Nowlm 10
his feet anl he struck Green on the sh0ul-
der at the same time calling HIM a liar.
Green responded by striking straight from
shoulder. and leaving the marks of his ii-t
ON the phiz Of tho Honorable % Judge.
There was much confusion for short time,
but after order was restored. Green con
cluded his speech amid the widest enthusi-
/ asin.
4 call was then made for Judge Boiler
who took the stand and made one oi MS
best speeches. encouraging the Democrat"
and making the Republicans vince. The De
mocracy are alive. and will meet the enemy
at all points.
There wa. a brilliant wedding to-day al
i. Paul's Church. the contracting parties De-
ing Go orge r.. Murrell. of Bedford. and Miss
MllnlpU J.. uih-he'A
Powell Garland, presiding elder oi th'
Methodist Church of the Richmond circuit
The pridal presents were numerous.
! \ larce mass-mceting Of Democrats wa'
| held at Variety Mills. Nelson. last Tuesday
speeches were made by Il. Tinsley Coleman
candidate for the House of Delegates; iah
lor Berry. II. George Tucker, ID. J. 'abcii
and r. T. Fitzpatrick. There was mucl
enthusiasm.
liam. ~hepperd was here to-day, and h'
| saws the Democratic prospects are bright II
the state. but there j. hard work ahead.
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TIE YOUNGSTOWN DISASTER.
Work of the American National "ea
Gross Association.

JouxsrowN. PA, October PA iofce
of 100 men began work to-day in stony
Greek channel, searching for the dead anu
removing deJris. 20 far thirty-h'e ..1 poules
pere removed from the ,rench 10 'lanu
View Cemetery to-day, eleven Of them Wer1 were
identified. The work i in charge oi iocal
contractor. and everything VIII be uohe ~
the Johnstown people. -,
THE relief York OF the American "a
,,o,,al Rcd Cross in tine tonemaugh al
lev ended today. Tomorrow Miss CARA
I.arton, the president, and hef corps os -
.istants. viii leave Tor their homes. y
larreIv attended farewell reception was
rendered Miss Barton in the Morrel Inst
tute by the Women's Branch Of the mon
to-niekt. Miss Barton was the recipient ol
| a handsome testimonial commeniora,Ney ~
| the assistance ana enc"''.as''p,', 80, ~, "
| she Lrmloht with her into the stricken val
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NORTH CAROLINA NOTES.
Almost - Fatal Aecident-Bitter Fanny
Feud-The Colorcd state faif.

RALEIGH. y, g.. octoher ~ special.
There ,.a., auother sensation thi' morning
along the line Of the sewerage construction
nf work ON salisbury street. The heavy
rains of Yesterday had thoroughly salufale"
thc ground and left the excavations III
very precariotl, aud -haky condition. ne
accident occurred just back ot the hdleish
and Gaston freight depot. near Inc platform
Sn,erol men were M work IN the eNcaN l.
t;on which i eight feet deep. one "l the
r,iIroad tracks runs Immediately across ih,
di,nh i'm which work was being done. ana
n,.t enough ground had been lett 80 support
The track. - the train OF ears pa's,e''
,,e, me spot the motion 40 lafrtd inc
wat earth. that a large slice some yen ol
twelve feet in length. came iumbiii- uV" i,
mon the head, of the wOrhmen TWO ~
whom were buried entlnrlv cNt ot slsht'
rho scene which iuIlawed Was one 10 MAKE
a.. r,ood rlu cold. The men IN the dllch
,,.re entirely buried ont ot sight ana not a
,r,ce of them could bc seen. pN. theh
smothered cries aud s,nan, could pf uls'
tiuctly heard. \ force OF men iell 70 No'n
to aig them ont. anu soon their heads NeI'
/ soon above the debris, ih'f "'au'
I.o al, vocal with theli cries aho
:'a ~ II TOOK half an hours disgihs
!" ';'.t them out. and ii was found that potI
r,j leen terribly mashed, ana neither o
,hem could walk. Upon examination
- found that TWO ribs aud the collar bon'
of one Of the men were nioheh, anu /" - Nv, "o
believed he will live. lhe other man h''
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.
Two Rous-Mahone's doodle Cadets IN
Troubls.

LEXINGTON. Va. OctOber2i. special,
\ few minutes after the crowd had returned
from the game OF ball played by the female
team this evening, difficulty started III
front of the hotel between several young
men that promised for few minutes 10
turn into a general riot. but the prompt
action Of the police saved bloodshed.
\ colored man named Gal Logan mere
made "A boast about how many policemen IL
would take to bold him, when an ofllcerr
nahbcd him. \ stubborn resistance caused
thn officer 10 throw him, and the unfortunate
man had his Lee broken.
Brown Allen is making the air blue III ms
canvass OF ROckbridge. The Mahoneites
are talking biz money nov.
some Of the cadets Of the \irginia hill-
tary Institute are in trouble. and i the a,I-
thorities can Iind out tie perpetrators ol lhe
practical Joke. expulsi0ns viii follow.
"Wednesday night. one of the cannon was
RIM into the sink-hole, back Of the barracks,
and sentinel box was displaced of OF tn,
nnrore,. The cannon and sentry box was
placed IN position ~ morning py Tue
cadets.
Major John u. Rogers is improving.
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DANVIllE DOTS.
Death of ID Well-known Lady-Kev. bii''
Fife, The EN-Drummer.

DAxyILIE, Va. October IL. special. .l-
Miss Annie /. Johns, lady well reinenl-
bcred a. a nsig>e iB tie Confederate hospi-
tals during the wax and, also, well-known
as z lady Of rare literary aiiainmenfs, died
suddenly az her hrother's home IN Leaks
hurried TODAY. She WAS the daughter
Of the late DR.. \. b: Johns, whe
in his day was one Of the most promi
nent physicians in North Carolina. Mis-
iohn's literary productions from time t'
time have attracted considerable attention
Size .sas one of the loveliest Of Christian
characters. ,,o
o,J a ureacher after the order Of san
innes ha. lust closel Il most successiu
mec.inr in Reidsvlle, in which over 800 per
sons we're concerted. Among them ar
some Of the most promirepi bns'ness men U
| the town.
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Barbecue in Orango-tnothcr OF Ma
hone. Trick. - Additional Appoint
ment-.
AIrNANDRrA.NA October ~ special.
Thi, has been "a bn-y day at the pemocfdiic
Headquarters. with tine whole force az WON:
When the TINES man called by. about %
o'clock. he was asked t0 drop aro<id la.cI
Zoo busily engaged Just nov, was Mi'
scott, , reason. aud a shake oi Mr.. 'oiu"h b
head answered the question OF the CORES
pondcnt al 10 whether the committee had
rneacpd the ser, ices Of the man win the
dancing bear. who has been parading the
streets here to-day.
Ameeiimg0f Republicans in Jefferson a. -
trict. out i'm the county. have endorsed Mf.
Frank Hume for the House oi pelesatrr.
The EenuliOan, arr NOW charging ihc
Democrat, with cnticing l'u or >o dafhirs
away 10 work on "a New Jersey RAILROAD
The idea j. absurd.
ANOTHER MALONE TRICK.
The Washington letter Of the ra-ofic ha-
the following: 4 Nir.lnian temporarily
residing in this city, who intends [" 'ol' ~.
Democratic ticket saws he Aa- received
circular letter signed hy Asa hogcr-. ''ene-
raj Nahone's secretary. inclo-lne cerIili'
Gates of ten dollar subscriptions 70 the
x,,,u}ux fund of the National Republican
Committee, hearing on tAclf iace ne prom.
-e iha! the holders thereof VIII pe helo
| in high favor by that committee. liel' IT,
auc.ted 30 distribute these certificates u
such of his friend, "a, will subscribe The sum
named. The surplus fund referred 10 J.
sunuo.ed 10 mean thc amount left over
from last falls national campaign, the IN
tention being 10 induce the belief that ih'
whole Of that imaginary sum VIII tt 'N
pendcd in Virginia TIE cerlncaie l. e'l
donil, "a device t0 induce ncgroe, ard ignof
ant white people 10 give the General iei
dollars by the hope that such stits VIII se
cure them offices under the liarr,>...s asl
ministratiOn J. l. .,oyuicss lo say ihtt I'M
none, collected by such means viii be llk
that raised by other snide games.
BARBECUE Is ORANGE.
Hon John J.. Mas,ey spoke az a harbccu
lat Orange to-day, and took the night tran
for Pulaski City. 10 meet senator Blair, q
New HAMPSHIRE. who speaks there to-lhoi
row. The barbecue was fine, ana the larg
+ crowd enthusiastic. The Parson Jus
+ whoOped 'em up.
The following
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENT
was made to-day:
MEAnE iiAsklN,.
Goochlamd-Centrey November :
and Manakin at night.
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,-5 51ESISNAIIoN NOT ACCEPTED
4 Correspondence Between secretary
Noblc aud ". " Ihomp.Sa.

>oblc and W. W lhornp-Sa'
ALBANY. y. y. cciope, u. Secretary
Noble .n ! lcf;e. 10 Mr.. ". W. Thompson,
reu-i0n agon, Tor the district Of Maine. It.
ti-e. 10 accept that gontlemen's re-iSna-
zion. The correspondence a. furnished "a,
Mr.. Thompson is as follows,
secretary Nohl, writes under date Of De-
tolsg ..ni.
sir have received a letter addressed
by you 60 Hon. Hiram smith. Jl.. depnt.
commissioner OF pensions. In thi- d"cn-
meni yoN eadea'og TO resign, Du, l'l"9-
much a. YOU have not had the intelligence
to direct Your paper tO the only person
who can accent Your resignation. ANA u l.
handed Ia me by Mr.. smith. beg lcaNO TO
inform YOU that your intended resignation
l. not accepted. but ~ YOU AiD thereby
shown to bee both slandcrcr aud
one wholly unni ior the services II The
'ni.ed state yOu ase dismissed, ana your
services are no longer required.
Yours respectfully,
JoHN W. NOBLE. secretary.
Mr. Thompson gives the following a. ai'
reply:
~1ac Ho1. Jo'" r. No1'e' See'e'a'y'
&C.:
..Yong favor jus, received. Your letter
| lacks dignity. respect. ability. and exhibits
the writer in his true character feel ifee "a
sa, your are "a puppet. personally. ana ON
cially asycophant aud licksplitie. disliA,
10 use thi, language 20 any person IN olilclal
station. and cannot afford Ia waste more
hostage and time with pen. | shall send
An vour letters Ia me, and an account o
yonr dictaioral methods 10 the President
and if he sustain, YOU, shal
he confirmed in the general opin
ion Of all good people. that hol
mi-reprcsent the men who made II possibly
for Beuiaman Harrison to insult the na.iOi
by putting YOU ia place and power whicl
neithe, Noiu services on character cal
Justify. Your Continuance in Office
/. "A violence ~ every sense OF pre-
prety. There can be- no usefilne.
In YOUR further service. Certainly no bcnen
70 the people will be derived from your pei
,i,tent slander of better men tina
T you even attempt to b., or eve
have been. While di,mis-als an
goingiOn. You nlv most con>picuou-l
, worthy of tho notice. The President woui
! con.ul, the public welfare by letting yo
r return 10 the obscurty in which he f'un
YOU and for which YOU talents best NJ YOU
Very respectfully: yours.
: ". ". THOMPSON.
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ATLANTA G,.. October -. To-day was
Alliance DaN al the Piedmont Exposition,
and Nas thH gratot The exposition has
ever known. Hon. Evan Jones. of Texas,
president Of the National Alliance and la
boror. nion. made iho principal speech.
Governor Gordon also spoke. Ait'r the
ceremonies There was a double wedding ~
Alliance couples. The bride, aud eroms
were dressed in suits of cotton hIgging.
Both couple. will Doe given presents los the
exhibitors aud merchants. Tomorrow. also,
will D. q given up 10 the Alliance men.
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PECULIAR ACCIDENT
.,...,s.I yx Kenxiue Explosion.

B,irINoRr. Mp.. October PA peculiar
accident happened this morning al No. ~
east Eager street. Ii was wasl-day Win
Mrs. Bailey. She has been in the habit OF
nutiipg little benzine in the wash-tuD u
save muscle. This morning her husband pre-.
with hot water, he poured the benzlne int
|, and Immediately there was terrific eN'
,'ios,on The conclusion cut the back wal
he n Knife and tumbled II into the yard
and split the side walls. Bailey wa'
severely scalded and knocked senseless,
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Fouiiy Assa.sinated.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, October 2i.-At FER
kins' cotton gin, eight miles east OF this city'
last night, Hugh McCullogh, the superih,
endcn, Of the sin, Ya- lonily a,,i'9s,iialrl ,,',
sitting i'm the office AT the gin conver-lnS
with Two friends when he wa- bred upon
through the open door and his body rlddled
with buckshot. The assassin escaped.
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THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

New Yorks Successful Yesterday.
RruokIYN. y. Y. October si.-Ihe io'-
low is the score Of the champion game yes
terday: q,
Brooslyps o 3 / I 0 o c-3
Tits xew Norks. 10; BrOoklins, :. III
rors New lorks, ;: Brooklyn-. !; Batter,
les Crane apd Brown. tarrnlheF' ahl
Clarke. tmpircs Lynch and nailnc.'
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MANCHESTER. y. H.. os,ohor 2i-Na-
polcan Normandeau. a .aborr. inducei!two
school girls whom no mel on the road near
here to-day. to rido ln'o the woods ON wagon
hc was driy,n-, lle ;hon assaulted one of
them. rl-mcniine Abel. aged eleven years,
threatening o. XIII her ID she made an out
cry. The child j. now under a docior's
care. Nornaudcau has been arrested and
ideniifcd. There H. 40 much excitement
that a lynching i possible.
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LYNCHBURG LACONiCS.

A. W.C. >owlin in "A fignt-M3trimo'
NAL and Political.
IyNcuBURG, Va, October 2i.-l>pccial.l
4 Grand Democratic barbecue will bt
Given AT Appomaitox depot saturday, the
a,th The speakers will be X. +. Berne
.John +. Harris. II. D. Flood, and others
and / 800 people are expected. The Roam
oke brass band will be present. and the oc
oasion will be grand Democratic rally OF
the eve of the election. 1t should be so al
over the state.
There has been great weakening here II
| the last few days among the kickers. Boo
dies evidently around, and the Democrats
hal better look 70 their fences II they don
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BRooKLYN. y. Y. October 2i.-Ihe four
story building. - and lOl north Third street.
was totally DESTROYED by fire, together win
all tn, stock. this afternoon. The building
j. occupied by Dryten X Palmer and Hines,
ketchum x Co.. who employ about two nun
dred hanNs, most Of them girls.
Much excitement existed for some time,
but all escaped without injury. The loss Is
go 900: insured.
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Interestjng Prize Fight.

CHARLESTON, :. a., oct"per IA ptiIe
fight Tor $500 between Bill Layton, oi
Charleston. and Jack Donayan, oi New
York, took place to-day NJ camp isialu'
Iaytou knocked Donovan out in the thir-
teenth round. The light was witnessed by
large crowd,