The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18
THE FISK-GREELEY FIGHT.
H0RlCE's AGRICUL1U RAL ARTICLES
THE CA USE OF THE ROW.
The Whole Truth Out at Last-Cos. Fisk's
Last Talk with sun Repcrter-A Ter
ribie How for Horacc-How He has
RuIned the Warmers on the Eric Line.

"
ribie How for Horacc-How He has
Ruiued the Warmers on the Erie Line.
A Sun reporter met Col. James Fisk Jr, at the
Long Branch boat yesterday. The Colonel wore his
velvet coat white duck pantaloons aud diamond
pin. lie had been through the Plymouth Rock from
stem to stern, inspecting her machinery her arder
and looking out fer the comfort Of his passengers
generally.
Halo r. he shouted his eye fell upon the SUN
reporter, " Here you are again You fellows are all
over. went to Newport last week, and the first
man saw was a Sun reporter. why, they turn up
oil over I saw one down on the buoy. with u big
lead pencil, OF Sandy Hook, as the boat came up
this morning. There's always two or three OF them
in my wake, and see one Of them struck Greeley
M at Saratoga the other day. don't believe Gree
ley ever wakes up but what he looks out for n Sun
reporter. know Grant don't. Ana old Corbin. he
sed ont Of the city to get rid of them, and the first
man be struck at Elizabethtown was a Sun repor.
ter Clear away those lines there (herc Admiral
Fisk broke into the Colone's conversational Lively,
men, livcyW'
The Coione, having recovered from the Admiral's
interruption. continued:
Yes; THE suns Great PAPER. Why, II ever
got shipwrcchcd suppose | would be saved by a
suN reporter. Yes. anew fellow who came TO
see the Twelve Temptations" and he told me he
got wrecked on the llapagos Islands, and he landed
way up above Alaska. among the icebcrgs, and TIC
first white he saw was little, lively, rei.head.
c1 Irshman, who whipped ont a big note book and
said he was sun reporter, and wanted 10 know all
about It," Here the Admiral broke in again: Lay
that mating strli,h, over that gang plank. Ladies'
don't want to walk over a crooked mat. Lively,
men. lvolll"
The Colonel then oontibuei
Yes, great paper that SUS. They tell inc that 1t
keeps three reporters with spY glasses the top VI
every shot tower in the United States"
Here man handed the Colonel a despatch, when
lie said had just been received at the Eric Rail.
road oGiee. The Colonel tore open the envelope,
and lurredly pcrused ts contents.
DUST as thought. II re you, Bill, t1lc that
despatch up to Ruckor, AMI ask hin to sec whats
the matter ~ to Lackawsxcn. Some. how. oran.
other theses always hell to pay up LacSavaxel."
But Colonel broKe IN the SUS reporter, 81
want % talk with YOU about Horace GresIcy-"'
well. MS old White coat will have to have dust
ing, just a. sure 90 you lvo,' interrupted the COL
untl.
Krporter-Yes know Colonel. But wanted
TO ind uut whether you and ,he Hon. Horace Gree
lev hadn't set ed that difficulty.
Here thc Plymouth Rock Be an TO blow on her
steam, ting a noise that would have. drowned
tie roaring OF forty lions. The Admiral chokel g
toion, on again oy c.appine his Land to his mouth,
voice: " llton! 1ilfon Ho, Iiton! TEL TINT
engineer to close his escape vsive-shut oil his
Tile noise Nayin, ceased. the Admiral retired, and
Ac Colonel re-Dmcd lis carvtr1uou;
Wei. YOU see tnii Greeley IL an internal liar
Tie viii uliy, WlcNctl,, and slviseN lies. ID You
ever lu }"ut htt see man VII, was calling ever
goa t'ea .i''. ta.t wasn't notorious liar hn.scfj
so. Won never iii Well Wats Just the WY with
Horace. Ilr'5 lied 30 much tIl. he don't know
when lc is telling tie truth. Ic'- eli amui'n liar
Fouor cl-Neu Colon,, reckon that you two
havnt settled your dinicultf
co. fisS-No. but Tie circulation Of Greeley's