Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

g. Sam. after somn cautious manru veriug,
got Johnny's head IN chancery. after which
McGlade cropped 20 avoid punishment Com
plaints made that Mct}iade would not come
up promptly to the call OF time" McGalade's
optics eradnaliy. closing. From this to the
way. M cGiAde either falling te avoid pu nisn-
ment or being ciinched and thru wn by C,iiyer,
who In variably pu,s him and fights hin
down in hts own corner. Cries of fsup, by
McGiades friends. ana signs Of a row.
-. sam got in navy on Mcfflade's neck.
whfriing him around and bringing him to
grass. At this unctare the friends OF M cGlade
again claimed a "foui." and broke into the
ring. drawing revolvers and claiming the fight
for their pruteg-. The friends OF Uotlyer were
siso On deck to contest the disputed point, and
also exhibited pistols. which frightened hun.
dreds away, who made TOR the railroad as fast
rs their legs could carry them. Through the
exertlons OF The referee. -Qliet was finally
TO the Ash round Mc(}lade Invariably went
dowr. either by a chuck or TO avoid punish
mebt McGfade exhibited at this stage severe
marks OF punishment, his eyes being ns%rly
closed. his nose broken and biosdy, and his
nre.s, and shoulders severely injured by Sans
terrific blows.
entity exhausted. aud came up sio WY to slime 4"
After some fsinting sam let go his de xter land :
ing 1t on Mctflade's brokea mob, who retorted nv
feeble blow on Sans ribs and going down TO
escape swinging messenger from his autago.
mist
On being carried to his corner McGIade was
afflicted with an attack OF nausea, and told his
seconds to toss up the sponge, which was done
amid loud cheers from Colyers friends Coll
yer immediately advanced and throwing mis-
arms around the neck Of his defeated rival en-.
deayored to cheer him with the assertion 'tb at
be bad creiitably contested the n. ht after
which the stakes were pulled up and tue party
returned TO GOldsborough. There can be no
doubt that McGlade was severely injured in
the mill by his younR but more skiIful oppo-
neni, while Collyer bore but few marks Of pun
ishment, and with the exception of some dam
age done to his lett eye was as fresh after the
mill as before be entered the ring.
This Is Collyers fourth fight, all { which
have taken place within ten months past and
In all OF which he has been victorious. His
opponents in has several pre- vious fights were
English. Bolster. and Aaron, the latter of
whom. after the fight yesterday. challenged
CoIIyer TO another pugiiistiC contest. The
gentleman hacking Collyer expresses himself
ready to siske $4,000 tnat Collyer can defeat N
the ring any man OF his weight in the world,
ana Sam, who, truth to say. a young mau
possessing good moral qualities, outside Of hi 5
+. X. prociivities, stands ready to accept the
challenge.
the crowd returned to the latter city last
night abOut7x Pm
The Baltimore police bearded the train, on
its return, III the line between Maryland and
pennsylvania, In order to aid the cOr1ucto
In the diffc0lt task of collecting his fare, and
quite number were forcibly elected for re i.
fusipg to comply with his demands As a
matter OF course pickpockets were on the alert,
and succeeded in reapng quite a harvest from
the unwarv
On the arrival OF Collyer in Baltimore last
night, ne received telegram from New York
announcing the death OF his brother by suicide
and this morning h. lett for that city.