The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
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hasty retreat Of all parties present The principals In
the affair Mike Doolan and Jerry Mclaughlin, both
hslng from the Eighth ward and frequenters Of well
known dance house in Mercer street. They have had
frequent alterations and not long since got into light
relative to a nympae dx paps which resulted In chai-
lenge and the fight yesterday morning
Doolan has for long time lived with his paramour in
Prince street, Thompson in house we'll known to
the police and where furnished rooms are let only TO
such the above class Jerry has OF late been using
every effort induce the fair TO leave Nike and
take up with him. and this coming TO the ears OF the
former caused, as might be expected, rumpua Mon
day evening they met at dance house In Mercer street,
above in hot words and finally agreed 10 settle the dis
pute The Jersey shore for tho sum OF 500 sac
small deposit made in the hands OF policy dealer
and on Tuesday evening the balance was forthcoming
The parties accompanied by their special friends met
at their respective haunts, and at an early hour
City. and drove in round about way to Guttenburg.
Here they renamed unlil near morning, when they
moved up 70 within mile Of Fort Lac on the upper
road into dense wood Just south OF Observatory.
Both men were promptly on hand and duly seconded,
and after ring had been formed one Teddy Mack was
two jumped into the ring. and at SIX O'Clock pre-
ciseIy time called. Doolan was in every way the
best built Of the two, and about ten pounds heavier
than Mclaughlin. lho latter was, however fully
match for his opponent will be seen BY the following
account Of the hghting:-
ROUND l.-Bota men Immediately measured one an
other In an exchange two with
Mike the left temple, and tried to follow up the
same with his other bunch OF ives but ie short and
got warmer under the jaw which caused him 70 jump
out OF tho way. He however, rallied, and shot
his left Mixes head, when the latter closed the
ROUND e Both were very sctive; q few sharp ex-
changes when Nike got In teller on Jerrys RIBS me
made another lounge at the same spot. but Nike got
down, aud Jerry fell over him.
ROUND 3.-Jerry sends home well planted blow on
r;,y,fo uvbi tald nat
aud followed up with another on Mixes bugie which
drew the ruby and which duly allowed jerry then
ROUND 4~Hkc got another sharper over the right
eye and Jerry three in the RIBS and hnal
Rovso 5.-Jerry got in another on Mixes right eye
which told with good effect and received FOR his trouble
a warmer on the ribs and neck.
ROUND 6-But little fighting, Mike ending the round
RousS Jerry made another effort TO get in
Mixes peppers but could not reach Them Mike putting
in well again on Jerry's ribs.
RoUsp 8. Mike played rather careful and worked
himself around into Jefry'5 corner when ne snaaeniy
sending him to grass In his corner amid the cheers OF
Mikes friends First knock down claimed and allowed
ROUND 9-Both worked shy and after an exchange or
two Mike went down.
ROUND lO-Jerry did not seem to relish that knock
down much and seemed anxious to get even way;
he made several efforts to draw his out, but could
not succeed, when Mike caught him on the neck and
closed
ROUND 1l-But little fighting, Mike getting one
the right eye.
RoUSD I2-Jery got singer on the mouth and
Rouyp 13-Mike warmed his opponent in the ribs
severely and got away with only slight tip on the
RoUxp 14-Jerry caught Mike under the jaw and sent
him almost into his corner
RoUaD To- Jerry led of with his left Mixes head,
and was honored with rap the side of the hoad
Round 16.-very little work. Mike getting a light tap
and going down.
they could Jerry, after receiving rap the mock,
adopted his opponents style and went down.
fight, but with little or no effect
ROUND derry led off on Mikes right eye again,
behndhand; FOR he paid Jerry Off in his own coin and
again knocked him of his pins.
Round 20.-Here was lively round; both were &C.
lively engaged in giving and taking, with final close
and Jerry thrown
RouSp 2l-Jerry got singer in the ribs again and
ROUND 22.-Anotbsr warmer on Jerrys ribs and again
thrown.
rather Unexpectedly and another the neck. He tried
to make good but could not succeed
Round 24-Jerry again got his left at work on Mixes
mock and head, but got several in return on the ribs
ROUND 25.-It was now evident that Mike trying
to inct all the punishment on Jerys ribs, while the
slight tap again on Mixes nose. and the latter went
down
RoUsp % Mike got another on the mouth but Jerry
ROUND 27.-Jerry rather the defensive few ex-
changes.
Round 29-fhcy both seemed rather tired Of their
work, yet prompt TO the call Jerry again told
Mixes jaw, and was honored with q warmer on the
ribs as usual.
RoUsD so.-Jery got a starcher this time in the
mouth and several times in the RIBS
ROUND 3l.-But little fighting.
ROUND 32-Here both tried to force the fight and
were very busy IN giving and taking when the cry Of
seen making towards the crowd. There
no disposition on tho part OF any Of them
recons, leaving the principals almost deserted. The
latter finding how matters Stood also took log bail aud
just time avoid IL Is said that or three
were arrested but let go when II was found that the
a 1a . sscape S se o. me party
where they took the for the city. Had they not
been interrupted the eight would have doubt lasted
Fight Between Bob Cartier and Tommy 10.
land for s2OO-rweaty-onc Rounds in SIX.
ty-dve Minmtes-Bolund the Victor.
weli-contested mill OF twenty.ons rounds took
place yesterday ct the Palisades, just opposite Bulls
Ferry, between Bob Cartier and Tommy Boland, for
500 side There largo crowd in attendance q
spectators mostly belonging 70 the roughsr portion Of
the community, though here and there might be seen
sport somewhat respectable In appearance than
the majority Of those present
THE MEN.
Both men are 81 present located in New York but
Cartier originally came from England Cartier il ax
fee, two inches high Is twenty-five years old weighs
400 Pounus, '0fy s"n suo rssner iong on MS pins.
He displays good deal Of science In his fighting.
but has never been engaged In an encounter
before the present occasion. Tommy Boand 10 young
man OF twenty-shres years OF age 10 Ave feet nine
inches In height and Weighs hundred and forty
pounds In Appearances he 10 very 1.-THE, agile and why
Like Cartier, Boland novice, and although he had
frequently assisted - second il previous encounters
had mover been himself ccnbatans until yesterday
rnEtrnirARIRs
The party Jeff New York shortly ancr one O'Clock,
and under the pilotass q veil known pueiss, sue.
cseded in reaching thef DESTINATION little before ree
O'Clock iuita6s locality (ithe nsht WAS specially
end the usual preiimnaries Arranyed. few minutes
Inc RIM and jumped the roper He was soon fol-
lowed By CARTIER referee was appointed and operations
ct once began. Tho following is . description Of
ruE F1gHr.
RouSp l-Bo,h men stepped up to ths scratch smiling
and cheerful Afer some little srarrhg Cartier led on