The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
Yankee sullivan's sparring Exhibition In
Boston.

From the Boston Mail, Dec. IA.
Flaming posters stuck up few days ago, An.
nouncing that Yankee Sullivan, the celebrated prize
fighter, with two Of his trainers would give "sparrng
TN ns.s
Of nearly thousand spectators to the place. at SO
admission Indeed the curiosity to get glimpse at the
and in itree's he has been quite lion" among
"bhoys" Of All ages AID sexes On the second round
els., melody else getting Hyer lick or two threw
aside his gloves, and pitched into regular fight" Ths
grew rather terrific and the staging door
began to shrek and surrender under the influence
regular stampede among the audience ensusd. Ac-
cording to the programme Yankee Sullivan to have
" wound up the performance with "round;' and he
did. He has been round:' and the "show' is over.
Much dissatisfaction existed among those who had paid
to witness, the chef Of "b1Sissrs and they fell to
pAy dispersed through the Interpolation Of the proper
authorities In heir loss they viii NEST with little SYM
fact that their money may be appropriated to the ply
ment Of bail bonds inposed for disgusting nfractoa
OF the public peace and brutal outrage upon the laws Of
the dng the gladiator Free that they
may zee him fight ~ other day"
Various surmses and opinions. in regard to the new
building in which the Hall is situated, INDUCED
after the above alluded to transpired Many per
present state that the floor sunk at Last eight
inches and pronounce the building weak and unsafe We
not within the walls ourselves but il such is the
fact the mater ought to be satisfactorily invest gated
before another audience venture in the Hall.
Coroner's Inquests.
THE FATAL ACCIDENT CHAMBERS srgEEr-Corore Hilton
inquest AZ tne new upon
tho bocy o. he unknown man Who on Tuesday night,
found In the basement of the building No liz Cham
bers street. with Lis skull badly fractured from the
effects Of which he died afterwards No positive
testimony as TO the in which the accident hap
pened could be obtained and the jury rendered verdict
shat death caused by fracture Of the skull pro-
ducsd by falling through ae hatchway the cellar Of
the new building No liz Chambers street under circum
stances TO them unknown The deceased was about S
feet inches in height stout built Of light complexion
with dark brown hair and whskers under his chin He
dressed in figured vest blue cashmere psnaloons,
striped black with blue figures in II, brown sack
coat nsd with red plaid and black hat made by Finch
Leake On the person Of the de ,sased found
Old fashioned silver watch with silver dial gold hands.
brass watch key The body Of the deceased Be
At the New York Hospital
FATAL FAu--Coroner wilhelm yesterday held an in
quest upon the body Of Henry Beck German by BIRTH
twenty Ave years Of age, whore death caused by
fall The deceased was barkeeper at No. 2Ss Bowery
ing receiving injuries which proved fatal The jury rem
deree a verdict of accidental DEATH
FEARFUL END Run DRISKK Coroner O'Dorrell
was notified yesterday afternoon to hold inquest at
the house No. 90 Mott street. the person of female
named Ann Kpieny, who had been burned to death lie
proceeded to the place. and found the husband OF the
mattress, and his wife by almost burned crisp
The Leghbors intimated that the deceased had been
pushed into the FIRE BY her husband and accordingly,
the Coroner ordered his arrest The inquisition was
then held, and from the evidence sdduced, 1t sp-
peared that for some weeks past both deceased and
her husband had been drunk day and night.
poisonous shop located in the basement of their
miserable dweog and to this their little daughter was
sert FIVE six times day for rum; this kept them
constantly drunk and thsir time spent In stag
gsring lJiag abou. their room; about one
O'Clock yesterday morning the female rolled from her
straw bed 80 TO the FIRE that her clothes gnited
and both heIelt end her partner being insensble from
their potations neither able TO give alarm aad
whea found soon ter by the neghbors sho was dead
ard her body burned almost to crisp. Upon this evil
dencs the jury rendered. verdict Of death by burns
siyed Ia OF the deceased having relied
out Of bed into the Ere while in oxissted She was
native OF leland. and but thirty Of
husband was consigned to the Tsmbs there to remain
until he gets lober.