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Right of Way.

CHICAGO. Feb. I7.-Mayor Crelger
tonight signed an ordinance grant
inc a right of way to the Randolph
street Elevated Railway, ate, ene
company had agreed to a novel G con- J,
djtion, which is that, heginnln,s
December l, 1894, it shall pay ln 10
The citv treasury 9 per cent oil us
annual gross income, the rate .s 70 , oe
;ncrease.i to 5 per cent at the end
az five years and to5 per cent at mt
end of another five years me
n,avor In offering the proposition %
The conncil for ratification, said the
time had come when the people al
large should receive some conslI ..i;i
tjon for valuable rights anu p'iNH'
eyes granted to corporations.
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Female SGrar-

WASHINGTON. Ieb. ~. = lfIee
national wotnen's uffage assocta-
tons, the America Somens. the
National WOmen's Ut the Natlonai
American Womers mfirage asso-
Citations, working Or the same OBJ
ject, have cOnsolid;ei and viii be
known as the Ndonal American
Women's SuflrageAssOciatlOn- Al
a meeting Of the cubiped organiEa'
tions the following officers were
elected. Presidei. Eliza Cady
stanton: vice esident at-large
Susan Il. Anthony recording seere
tary. Rachael Fost Avery. CORES
ponding secretar Alice Stone
blackwell; treasur, Jane H. Lucy
Stone Camden.
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RouIan=er's Eagerness.

PARIS, Feb. II. - General bou-
LANCER was notified today that the
sacTed congregation, to which II
was referred AZ Rome, has ueclueH
against his application for a d.
ySrce The General has sent 70 the
Panai Nuncio Mt Paris entreating
him 10 ask the holy father to over
rnJe the decision. Should the ap,,
nIicatiou be successful, the General
viii marry Madame Bonnemah' u
whom he owes 100, 900 francs.
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coRRErT BROKE AWAY

and sent in HE light on Kilrain's |
stomach, but Kilrain was wide
awake and waried Off the lead with |
his hands and then pushed Corbett
away. Corbett would not be de-
MED, and reached Kilrain's neck
with his left, but Kilrain
ciinched and received a right return
as time was called, and warmed
Corbett;s end in close quarters. Cor
bett patted KilraIn's face with his
left, but Kilrain closed and landed
both hands on COrbett's neck. Cor
belt kept ON coming, led with his
left on kilrain's vest and swung his
right on his neck and got away.
Kilrain was cOrnered, and reached
Corbett's chest with his left lightly;
Corbett continued 10 advance, but
KiIrain slipped out Of reach Of the
well-meant blows. but Corbett got
the champion at last and smashed
him right and left on the chest and
face, landing four rattling blows be-
fore Kilrain clinehed for self-pro-
lection. After breaking kilrain
shot out his left and caught Cor
belts neck twice in succession and
clinched, upper cutting on COrbett's
neck rs he held him. Corbett asked
| if that was fair. When they came
together again Kilrain quickly
swung his right on Corbetts
stomach, but rs he ducked away
Cerbett delivered an upper cut on
his swollen face. Kilrain led with
his left on Corbett's face and re-
ceived light return when time was
called.
Corbett was cheered as he came
up in fine condition for the sixth
round, while Kilrain came forward
sullenly. Both men spared for an
opening, Corbett willing 10 let vel
enough alone and Kilrain did mol
wait to afford his young opponent
any more good chances to distin
guish himself. Corbett led first, bui
fell short. and when he brought hi
right around looking for Kilrain';
neck the latter was again out Of
reach. kilrnin stepped In theI
witha Ieft-hander on his chest. bu
Corbett countered on the stomach
Kilrain played for Corbett's stom
ach; his left blow was a little SLOW
and Corbett's left
WENT HARD AND STRAIGHT,
and caught Kilrain on the nose. l
was a hard rap, and made tn
champion Vince. KiIrain hurrie'
matters a little, however, and led oil
Corbett's face twice in succession
following the second lead with
right handler on the neck and
clinch. Corbett kept away from tn
next rush. Them orbett led lightiyol
the face but Kilrain clinched an
punched Cortett's head with tn
right until warned away. he stoo
Off then and landed left bande'
lead in the face, but was met with
hard left hand counter under tn
; eye. Corbett stepped in lively an
swung his left on kilrain's stomac
| in hisfavorite way and ducked ava
} from returns. Kilrain replied wit
] q left handler on bis chest, at ID
same time cleverly catching II
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.I,.,.,.MeIrhf Battle.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb.l7.-Jimmy
Griffin, st. Paul's light weight, was
defeated by Billy Malone Of this
citv in twenty-seven rounds, at the
Occidental Athletic Club tonight
The fight was fierce Throughout.
Griffin was badly punished; his lips
and nose were cut and swollen and
his body covered with blood. He
fought game battle, however, and
although Mahondforced the fighting
nearly all the time, Griffin made q
savage attack In almost every round,
and made it uncomfortahle for the
san Francisco man. Griffin was
knocked down halt a dozen time,
the last three rounds, but struggled
gamely to his feet, until a teruf1
blow in the Jaw finally sent him t'
the floor. His head struck th'
boards heavily and he was PICKED
up insensible.
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A Serrinn Btirtieki.

AUsTiN, TexaEeb. lT:-News
was received hertz tonight Of the
burning Of the senarf fpt girls Mt
San Mafc; thirtt Us Youth .. here.
Three OF the 81 were seriously
burned, and THU others only es-
, I'D death ay jlping nom the
third-story winds to n gallery
fran. which they ,aped on ladders.
lars cnnuot he obtarnller partieu-
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Going ON We'll.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1f.-Chief En-
gine,.r Mencral, Of tile Nicaragua
Canal. has arrived from GreytoMn
ADD Tanofts the wotk Progressing
ss,.sten,aiicaiiy and Satisfactorily
Prncress on the great breakwater Is Is
rapid and dredging the , cana aIr, Si,,
begin As soon as the dredges ai li.,.S.
ordered arrive. Vessels OF heas :,
iraught, with material Tor tne ,' cana, ,I'a
work. will soon be able TO enter ~, tl,e
S1Gef- ~o Th4a elects. 81 ,la:"' 3
riselt what he predicted in arresting
the drifting OF sand at the harooi
| rrrulhl
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CORBETT DUCKED

to avoid a return, and kilrain seized
him and held him in a vicious hug.
The referee warned him this time,
but COrbett Only smiled. Time was
called as the men stood Off at arms
length and Corbett went to his seat
like a victor. amidst the cheers of
the crowd aud the plaudits OF his
surprised and delighted seconds.
Kiirain looked considerably sur
prised and a little disheartened.
Corbett stepped up lively for the
second round and opened up with
rattling lefthander on Kilrain's face,
which made the champion stare in
amazement. Kilrain rallied and
planted hard highlander on Cor
belts neck and clinched, but Cor
bett was like young lion and never
phased. He showed his unconcerD
by dashing his left into kilrain's
face and jumping away as soon as
they came TO the center again. Kill
rain had not yetlost confidence and,
feinting with his left, swung his
right on Corbett's neck, but while
he was doing that, Corbett's left
shot out and caught Kilrain a stun
ming blow over the left eye, making
an ugly cut and drawing blood.
The crowd went wild and kilrain
evidently LOST heart. 1t was the
turning point of the fight and Kill
rain stuck to the corners surlily
most of the time after that Kilrain
tried his clinching act as the best
plan, but Corbett held his adversary
tight and prevented mitigating.
After they parted Kilrain led but
fell short. Corbett did better with
heavy left, and landed a nib
rooster, escaping with light return
in the face. Kilrain spared again,
made two points by light left-hand.
ers on the side, but Corbett stopped
the leading by n heavy left-hand
counter on the face, and Kilrain got
out OF reach. Corbett followed and
planted left on Kilrain's nose and
Kilrain cIinched. They parted
again and Kilrain feinted with his
Ieft, but as he swung his right Cor
bett rot under IL and Kilrain sought
safety in a hug. kilrain took uT
rushing and landed with both hands
on the ribs in succession snd elineh'
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,,-.., orprominent citizens.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 1T.-This
morning United States deputy mar
shals went to Sharon, Ga, ana ar
rested seventeen prominent citizens,
CHARGED with conspiracy and IN
limitation against the newly-ap'
nointed postmaster, Duckworth
They brought the prisoners to Au
gusts tonight. The officers went to
Sharon armed with rifles and pre-
nared for trouble. but met with nc
resistance and laid their weapons
aside The warrants for their ar
resi- are based on testimony takei
by a postoffice inspector.
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Wife Murder.

CuARtEsToS, 5. C., Feb. Ito
NIGHT Napoleon Laval called at the
store of friedman & Go. aud asked 70
see his wife. who had been separated
fronn him some time. When she zap
feared Laval fatally shot both her
and Mr.. Fieldman. He refuses 10
make any explanation.
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Pnar Inm Pedro.

LONDON, Fet 1.-THE Paris cor
respondent OF the Nelcs says that
Dom Pedro's lervous disease in
creases and partly unhinGes his
mind. He livs in daily expectal,,
ton Of being recalled to rule Brazil
and does not realize the precarious
state of his own finances. lie re
fuses TO reduce the imperial suite
and maintains expenses on Crane
scale.
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Kind TO Americans.

PARIS. FEB. IL. The United
States squadron landed 100 men at
Vile FraRche for drill exercise, the
government having granted pernlls-
Sion which it declared it would re-
fuse 10 any European fleet.
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xox orleans aardi Gras.

New ORLEANS, Feb. IL The
carnival began today with the usual
festivities. Rex's entry was, as
usual: triumphant. y grand page
ant viii be held tomorrow.
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Obituary.

LONDON. Feb. l7.-Sir Robert
Kane, Md, is dead.
Right Hon. Sir Louis Mallet, Z
r. a well-known authority ON conf
mercial treaties, died today Of infiu'
am
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u on It's merllst
TINE WAS CALLED

without more preliminaries aud the
men sprung lightly forward b The
scratch, CoFbett smiling IS If eager
for the fray, Both men SPARED for
an opening, watching each others
style, for It was the ffhst THE they
had pser. CoFssett carried his left
loosely, while his right held guard.
He tented with his left, but kilrain
jumped away. Then kilrain showed
his left out at COrbett's face and, as
Coroett got away, Kilrain caught
him in the back with his right.
That gave Corhett a pointer and
when kilrain rushed. him again
he smashed him IN the face, Kill
rain clinchel, but Corbett held him
and prevented khrain's usual half
arm blows. Corbett followed this
up with smashing lea-hander in
the stomach With his arm down al
nearly full length. This was fol
lowed by another clinch snd Kill
rains right arm failed to lind Cor
belts neck before the ciiich wa:
broken. Kilrain tried leading with
his left, but fell short twice, COrbet'
getting OUT Of reach like a flash
When he came back Corbett feintec
with his left and before Kilrain knew
it Corhett's right hit him a clip in thu
side and the Californian was away
Kilrain was a little bothered, enC
was more so when he got out hi
left in a hurry and landed light,
on Corbetfs side, the latter gettins
almost out of reach before the blow
landed. Kilrain found one way Z
get in and so he led twice with hi
left on Corbett's side and clinehe'
and Rugged Corbett's neck so har'
that the crowd expressed displea;
ure. Kilrain kept on, however, an
during the next left-handed lea
and clinch got his right arm FIRE
and did a little damaging punish
ment with his right on Cort-ettl
neck. The latter took It good natul
eddy. however, and took care to d
the leading next time. He feintei
with his left again and smashed hi
right into Kilrain's face and &c
away neatly, amid the cheers Of tn
crowd. The next time kilrRin lie
again with his left on Coroetts sid,
but Corbett was ready and couI
tered Justify with his left on Hi
rains face. kilrain looked aston
ished, but when COrbett led agai
he warily kept out Of reach.
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KlLRAN BEATEN.
He Finds More than a Match in
Corbett, of Cali
fornia.
JAKE SATISFIED" IN sx
ROUNDS,
The British Governments Inteu.
tions as TO the Parnen Com
missions Report.
DON rseAo's MIND PARTIALLY
UNHINoED.
The National American womep,s
Suffrage Assoclation.-A Texas
Seminary Burned.
DON sseao's MIND PARTIALLY
UNHINeED.
By Telegraph to the NEWS.
HtbRasN erTDoSE.
He Is Entirely Defeated by a Cali
fornia Boy.

me- II Entirely Defeated BY Cali
fornia Boy.
New ORLEANS, F.aA. i..-Thres
important. er"aas were on the
Southern Athletic Club programme
tonight: Kilrain VS.. Corbett, six
rounds; Cleary VS.. Smith, six rounds;
bezinan vs.. johnson, four rounds.
After the Vacquelin fight the
Southernorr we're determined 10 find
some fueman worthy OF Kilrsin,s
prcwess and looked over the cutintrv
for a suitable match. Their atten.
ton was called to J. J. Corbett. the
Olympic Club teacher at San Fran
cisco. Corbett is n giant youngster
and out west is looked upon as the
coming worlds champion. A match
was made. COrbett was in beautiful
condition, while Kilrain looked too
heavy. Furthermore, Muldoon said
the sad affair at Dallas had rather
unnerved him.
There was . large crowd OF spec
tatoB present at the club rooms to
witness the glove contest. Kilrain
stated that his weight varied be-
tween pol and 205 pounds. He di 1
not have a very livetE air as he
came out but tie ex-champion
looked massive and strong, although
he complained beforehand of having
contracted the grip at Houston.
Corbett came out, all smiles, and
made strange contrast to Kilrain.
Although Corbettis feet IL inches
tall, he looked mere boy alongside
Of his adversary. He only weie bs
1873 pounds and looks even less.
kilrain had Muldoon and Cleary
behind him, while Corbett was Sc
conded by Tommy Danforth, who
will fight Paddy Mcbride in few
days, and Mike Smith. George Scott,
well knosh here some years ago as
ORC Of the cleverest Of light-weights,
was bottle holder.
Muldoon introduced the men and
announced that Rilrain weighed
pol pounds. COrbett looked over at
his burly rival ami said increiul-
ously, "rhen you can put me down
for 10 pounds" ErviOletl, = we'll
known cotton man and an erthus-
iastic amateur spsfS<-, was selected
by the clsh AZ referee. He announ-
,,,,,,t.~t ,,,, i,e merits
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pa,,,ie.inGe Germany.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE socialists
attacked a meeting Of liberals at
Liegnitz. The police inteife rcd and
many persons were wounded.
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.narne, ,yiIke.- Sold.

LExIyGToS, KY. Feb. l7.-At
Woodward's sale today Of horses,
Alfori Of Lexington bought Barney
Wilkes for 5000.
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LION COFFEE
Li-.aln.nE 81

LION COFFEE
VA selection OF
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blended and is
conceded by az
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IA CHALLE,ACCEFTED

HARTFORD, n, Feb, TO-
Tommy Sexton this city and
Jimmy Morton tateIbury fought
this morning. soh knocked out
his man in the Il round. Three
ounce gloves weIsed. After the
fight McDonaldorton's second,
challenged any tpresent to fight
him. Gerald, xton's second,
promptly steppedp and knocked
Mcdonald downrhis is expected
to lead to anothetht-
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Catarrh

Originates in scrofulous faint in the blood
Hence the proper method by which TO cure
estarrh, Is to purity the blood Its many
Aiss.recahie symptoms. and the danger Of
developing fn-o bronchitis or that terribly
fataI disease, eo6sa-np.son, arc g 'rely
removed by Hoods Sarsaii1fiita. : en-
cures eatarrh by purifying the bicod sn''
also tones up the system and greaty I'M
proves the general health Of those VINO
take IL. Be sure 10 get
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TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IS

ed. Co-bett came back with a left
handler on the face. Eilraln coin.
tered with his LEFT oh the face, and
then Corbett brought his right
around In a Hurry and smashed Kill
rain square on the nose. Time was
called then and Corbett again got
cheers. kilrain claimed that his eye
was cut by Corbett's elbow, although
he did not think Il Intentional.
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ALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRITORY.

turn un theKilrain rushed
aSain, and ,is left on the
chest and / on Coroett's
neck, clinclin rs time was
called.
The fight and the crowd
was all one gre were shouts,
"Corbett,v )" and Corbett
was as haIa school boy
In his corle had never
lost a smile ideucs, did not
beaf a iiiaH his encodhtef;
and felt he e the best thing
OF his life. J came forward
and claimedive. rounds had
been foighthe tally shcTed
six, and thee, Violette, an
nounced tina fight was TO be
decided on SC points, and not
on the strengws, he awarded
the victory Is J. Coroett OF
san FranciDrbett received
an ovation, q almost carried
TO his dressih by his sceonds
and neRlyfdfuifers. 81 am
the biggest n the country
now,n he sait e&bect 10 make
a soS,.sssai+0t Of my victory.
GO BACRLiFoRSIA
in a few daSs;tnrn here later
when II wasted Caiiforni;
wo.ld hang "a purses for him
he said he haCoffered $1,000 t
meet Choynsh, a man he ha
beaten twice.
Kilrain camo the dressing
room a little Ind said he ha'
been told It WY five rounds
Curbett replieee had been ST.
rounds, but eOnly five he ha
the best Of. X disputed that
and Offered 10 nt out anu ifh
0tet again, bulett said he la
a reputation nd would use \
He would con kilrdin's OLE
for another me, but would NJ
promise anythRcept that hl
rain could havtirst fight.
FiVe-ounce gwere used. .
The remand the entertain
ment was rathearfed by the b
event. Denzimho was imp
Gated in the J affair, deiesit'
johnson Ia two DIS. g..
Mike Cleary ped Mike smi'
of Cincinnati iTery good hs
in two rounds; al Il
Kilrnin says is hot satisti'
with ;onight'stest, rs all /
fighting was la Corbett haviI
the longest renaturally COZ
tap and get aw He would u
TO box him temnds with ny
ounce gloves, prefers a mn
fe,bt NTH liUbtssG
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Cures Catarrh

41bad eatarrh nine years, and suffered
,.rriblv with it. Soon after began 10
t,ke Hoods sarsaparilla the eaiarIh
,Toubl.d me less, after taking three bottles
vas entirely cared" JASE hiSkA'
twrherton, Clinton County, Ohio
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TEIsc1s ARMSTRONG. II. Z. CUMMINGS,
FresL CaSnler
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

ezld Up Capital, 49,. $3.50 600
Surplus. 49, &2h0, 600
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~ safe Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur
Ei.r and fire proof. Rents s. 10 SIS per
year.
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Brought forward. ,ac1oi$1, 1865, 900 /
Commercial National Bank, 100000
Claimant Land Co., - 5000
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Central Park; Land Co.; :',"ois- 10000
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Crozier Steel and Iron Co., s. 589,000
GambiH Lot and Building '''-a@rni
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Glade Land Co., radasii :ae- nd $780,
Home Electric Co.,tii aradi oa10;0o01
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drought. forward 1noma ss,se4, t7S5oi

Drought. forward aoon'a sss,264, 100
Roanoke Handy Wheat Sep'-sToE
arater,i q; ilit'fGa f0d $4,000
Ingleside Land Co., 10000,
Joo Car Coupler CO. y2Ttaa! 10000
Joo Stopper Co., - ,;.,r, r, 10000
Roanoke e5 Machine Works ao5 ,0GS 900
Hnwood' Land Co, 80 49, e. 80 Gg,0Q0
Masonic Temple Association, $4,000
Melrose Land Co., - .OQQt
Mountain View Land Co, -. ., $4,000,
Magic City Land Co, - 10000
Mate Green Coal and Lpm.,
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THE FUFUREgPBEsENTS fENCUI
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-06

Roanoke Transfer Co., 5 10000
'Rlfe's Hydraulic Engine Co., $4,000
Roanoke Electric Light
tPower) Co., $4,000
Roanoke Brick and Construc-
ton Co., 25,00O
Roanoke Building Associa-
ton and Investment Co. $4,000
Roanoke Brick andImprove.
ment Co., 50,OOO
Roanoke Opera House Co.. $4,000
Roanoke Iron Co., 100000
Southwest Virginia Real Es-
tate and Investment Co., $4,000
s6s5,ooo
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-06

Brought forward $685., 900
Traders Loan and Trust Co., 10000
Exchange Building and In
vestment Co., 10000
Virginia, Arsenic Bromlne
and Lithia Spring Co., $4,000
Virginia Dare Chemical
Wor'-@ 5000
Yves. I'd Co.. 10000
Sout.. ---- Land Co., 100000
Roanoke Engine and Ma
chine Co., 100000
Merchants and Mechanics
Building and Loan ASH. 5000
Virginia Brewing Co., $4,000
s1,o41, 900
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-06

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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-06

placed in the management of almost all
5 agency Il has the manaeement ofthe pr
Linwood Land Company, South Roanos
ment offered in their line.