, 1866-09-01
THE RING.
Eric Eight between William Kelly
aud Timothy 11.AullAc-Kcl1r the
NINIlcl In IsfEttzie1-H fnu1adx

aud Timothy 11,Aul,nc-Kcllr the
Winner In I'ifty-ivc fsuuuds.
From the New York Tribune August s9.1
This fight has been long talked of ly the
nlstewn rouEhs, and both parties succeeded
day nl.rning about y O'clock, in The yicin
ity Of fJamacia, Long Island. As usual some
time was lost in getting everything in rcadi
ness, James Elliot WAS appointed Referee,
I'm ,., Gol9nrn C1apire for Kelly, and Patrick
a,Marter time was called: Kelly aud Nc
Aul1i;e advanced to the middle Of the ring
together with their seconds, Owen Gcoyll-
easn and William Dwyrc attending to Nc
teo,hns;, ayItt,e; md ;a,,l James Tyson and Micky
After shaking lands the seconds teli
back to their corners, and the contestants
placed themselves in pugilistic attitude, each
shyin. about TO scc Which could have the
brutal honor Of drawing the FIRST blood. For
McAuliGc had 1t all his own way, but at the
lcginnins Of the fourth things began to LOOK
Inc reverse, for Kelly went III with great de-
termination, striking his adversary terrible
blows about the face and side Of the head,
until the end Of the dghtit was one of the
most disgusting sights our reporter ever wit
messed. When The fight was over M nnc
would lhvc known tile men. Kelly's left
eye resem1led a pin-cushton, being closed
tiSHt, nAu Eas4 on Tue N1 from which
times Its natural size, and his mouth and
lips were cut and battered to ieliy.
As for McAuli1e 1t would be useless 10
attempt description. Both his eyes were
%o5se hnn hat s ,5 geat dea
1hy-ffth round some dispute arose between
Geoshegau md Elliot, the cause seeming to
be that the umpire gave the fight to Kelly.
;a1iee'ng TINT McAulific vas not light
3nng up to tue rule of the r. Il.
powerful blow on the face, nj which large
number Mn!n of Gcoshcsan's party jumped upon
Elliott, and general n;ht was in prospect,
onI Was Inally Quellcd.
Each OF the principals in this fight Is nbout
flre feet seven or eight inches in hsight. and
weighs between $50 and 40 pounds. Buth
were born fn Ireland. McAuliiIe is a lutehtr
bn trade, while kclly's occupation is thai Of
= brass mOldcr.
ARREST OF SOME OF THE PARTIES.
Tie sporting fraternlty Of this vicinity
have leen much excited In anticipation Of q
:srizc fight which WAS announced 10 take
place between two thIrd-Iatc bruIsc.s named
Kelly and McAuliTe. The battle was to
have been fought two weeks ago At THE
Cloirter," opposite lonksrs, but the Thirty
second Precinct Police were informed Of tic
fact, End put stop to the sport By arrest
lng between twenty and thirty OF the rnf-
1h1ls, on their arrival at YonkeEs. 1t was
subsequently announced tAat tue interesting
Entertainment would take place yesterday
morning, somewhere on Long Island. This
plan also reached the cars of the active
> police, and The result WIS that officers Field
Ing and Fitzpatrick, Of the First Precinct,
on Monday night, arrested John Turner,
<James Smith md james Hassam, whom they
found In coach at the Hamilton avcnue ferry,
foot OF Whitcha1l street, on suspicion that
They were to take part in the proposed en-
searching the coach, the officers found bot.
nscsa1s s o. Tnsera sponge, aud sedge hammer
Thornc, Of the Fonrth Preciucts subscouentlV
crested William Sparks, William Ford,
Ch,iSt9}Rher Ki1bournc, alias s'Kit" Burns
and William Aarons, alias "Dooncy" Harris
on suspicion that they were on their way to M
au1 Mnnees The "mill.' In their possession
- ...sn1 were Found rope and stakes such Is are
s1 neaany used 10 form prize ring. All Of the
above named prisoners wcre arraigned bcforc
ie oaaiec powa1l1iE; era iEE;. Of ths Tembs yesterday
o 20 ese fsep hsls tas then i