The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05
SPAnaIhe EXHIBITION.

The interest taken in the practice OF the art'
was clearly manifested last evening, the or
the benc, given TO Johnny Grady, al Central Hail. Bow
cry. Between two and three thousand ana bows
took part In the Demonstration, and paid an admission
foe Of Nifty cents or dollar for reserved whrh
seats, II may DO VOL 10 mention, the oDy
be had, aud those who only paid nifty cents bad tho
privilege or choqsng sanding room ia any part OF tie
catch glimpse Of Inc stage, tho crushing and crowdipr.
added To The beat Of the Plarng sas aud the NATURAL
snlincss OF the evening hse the eject Of RAISING the
temperature TO height which would have ri,alleo That
OF tho celebrated Black Hole OF Calcutta stage arnut
fifteen eet square had been erected the upper end of
Tho hall Which, shortly after eight O'Clock, Two
Youngsters about ten YEAR, OF age ade their appear
anco. aud had lively set.t0 Tor about ter MINUTES,
during which the audience cheered aud The tao yonuy
pGgsis oxer,cd themselves the 70 merit tho
liberal applause bestowed upon them. When they re.
tired Old Bi Iosee, a. master OF ceremonies npoiogsd
Tor the meagre accommodations, which no stated were
Ia Consequence OF parties owning re cvnlDoduus
balls benz unwilling 10 let them Tor the purpose ~
sparriLg exhibition lhc apology wa icrs pleasantly
received, aud Bill fovee then introduced yong Grady
aud Dr4mbgld, who during hvo rounds escbansed All
Einas 81 pug'lsts oompllnsns ana o' ,,s,n,ne.
Ella 81 the very londest tokens Of approval rom he
.Gll nee. Tue entertainment not osiny eonhneu w
srta4As only, Blu Tovce ncNt n'tosuceu F'auae
sZsr h.n strcl who gave a solo on the banjo, which
Was succeeded by comic song. several lgs were
dance turing ihe evening, Tor which VIC ~ nc was
furnl shed by The sane banjo pisser After seveFai
young cu ind shown their prom, cney ~ the practce
Of lie mauIy ART Young Edwards aud Young
ps,.lay rad an exciting setto 81 nse roand..
Drpg s progress very fine aud scientific spsrFnr
"a wI,ne.sel ard much enthusiasm prcysiied To-
wards the go of The entertainment the most exciting
cxLb On the evening TOOK place Ia tetio between
ToLnny Duysr and the Cast Iron Mao Zach got IN On
his ANTAGONISTS mob with remarkable vis0r and several
Ieavy slg we're given. Joe oburn Rocky Moore and
other n.,cd characters wcre present. and ths conbaians
we're evidently stimulated to greater eaorts from the
fact that their movements we're watched ny 80 many
masters of the science After Eve rounds had been
fought johnny Dwvcr took OF the goycs and handed
tkcn 10 Rocky Moore, who put tIcm on for the
purpose q having set TO With Joe Coburr.
Tie cas-, Iron han. however refused 70 give hupso,
and insisted having another round To his Johnny
objected, and the finally got To very high words.
persons nc stage Inter erred 10 prev
threatened 10 become serious quarrel gcnorai
stampede ensued among the audience aud q rush for
tbs door took place. The alarm, however, subsidized in
few minutes ard The principal participsn.s IN the
wordy quarrel left the hall, when Old Bll tovee agan
stepped forward and introduced two young asprans
nsilc honors, who gave and took severe pun
ment Afier few moro exhibitions Of kimisr char.
Geef IN. entertainer closed.