New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
BILLIARD TALK AFTER THE GAME.

BILLIARD TALK AFTER THE GAME.
greBt msuy Of the persons who came 10 TINS cry
from ether parts Of the cOdntry to witness the billiard
n atch Messrs Phelan and SesIeiter left yes
terday for their homes, while most Of those remain
ing including PheaD and MS party, VIII leave today
Stsreter IL wiling ana 6bAlOus To play another mat N
with Pheian; and bis friends, VINO are losers oy ms
failure L wiz rC, only DO rot blame hun, bal wen u
back Rim for another game. OLe gentlemen O1efed
10 WAGER Sc 600 to - coo on him, while another sad
he wished 10 bet 50 OUu Seereiter to SO,OOO GA
pteap We do rot know whether the latter offer
was bona tide one or rot but TO toe former there
can be no question Mr. Ph=su viii not play though
he has been earn stly requested TO do So
We understand that Phelan remsfked, yesterday,
tbst he believed Se.re ter could beat any ether man
the country. IL this O.iLicn 81 Pnclsns snd Seers1.
ers 'rieuds concur, and We think that not msn Who
saw his game Tuesday night vii fail to give hlm
credit for wOnde rful sklll.
Setrslter zished to play sgan, ank thinks he is en-
titled to another mstch partly, We Judge On aocodnt
of tn article that appeared IN the billiard co'n nm OF
Frark Les'ie's where il stated that Phelap, IN
case be himself was beaten would expect oeeTeer u
cor sent to a return game. ,,.
In cnr rerort of tie game. Il WAS stated that See
"rei,sr relied rather upon fluids than SOLIDS to keep up
"bis pluck We have mad 10 intention oidolng sitaer
psity rus land consequently would state tnat as
10 his relying upon il a. stimulus, ell the hqlor ne
drank dur1g tie evening being light German Flue
Quart bottle Of which would nave Little or no euetone
way or the ctttr -...u ~
homes mary persons reading here, ard VINO backed
he Detroit man, look with longing eyes upon the
holders Of their departed treasure ..o,o
Tie gentleman who offered 20 stake the - WV on
See-siter sso offered 10 let a. A 70 g. 600 that Foley
coud beat Kevauagh, and y 800 that he would win
bOto be.s. .-L -.
The exci.. NEXT consequent upon the mateh has
sbout subsiiei ard each man VINO bet on 9, Detfou
InsI bearr his Ices with good grsoe. ln the street,
yelterday, were gres. InSry sleepy looking msni
Who had evidently been either 10 the Han where the
match was PLAYED OF 10 the ueighborsOod during the
Nkole Of the preceding night. Ihey -ul couoles-,
presert az improved appearance this morning
Mr.. Phean was waited upon last evening By iepu-
talon respo1 -ible gentlemen OF this ciY VINO also
s-bnittcd 70 him proposition TO Tepest h. plty Win
sseIeiter for stske II $4,000 EIDE. Tie decdeed
the offer hosever, declaring the necessity OF hs de
nsrture for NeW.YoIk tbs morning tie also dechhe1
II sccstt any propositions for match 70 Dc pIaye
Suripg the next three or four mouths bat innm1ted
that he would tske offers into consideration mere after
Tbr feeling whcc cduced the proposition suo n'tted
~ these psries u not the dssre 10 make money, pay
te conviction that Seere.ter e the best payer ana
HAT ,u another tGAl be ~. take The cbsmpoushlP
,orn Poelsn Tue ooutitnee 10 Seereltsrs sollly 20
40 ms seems 70 be iul az strotg anoug tae oAlaFd
N Det,o. "a il has ever been, aud win many
!, il strc1ger than before tie lse match wis psyeu.
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