, 1874-11-28
A SENATORIAL MILL.

HAichtHnnicr Fad orr nu OLD SuUr1
4. -hAr' taosvuraa, OF nltchi gun, Sends
ConhitnE to sarnss
Washtagton Correspondence of N. pitt.hura Lcad.r
10 not care to say that Chandler drinks 70
escess Ae might arrcst mo f,,r criminal libel,
u. pnt , think In may venture with impuuty to tho
man, and that after dinner ho incpcs to be-.
como extensively garrulous. 4 friend roporta
tne o ea'uplo Of Clanttcr's stylo. as follows
Chandler 1oveH to bonst OF hts strength, Upou
tho table.
$500 my mnsolo," ea'a ho; II can lick any
man Of my a.za anywhere, II I'M IN old MN,
TINT Is bscauEo ala soiencad in tho lustuess.
Now, whom man tells damtiso about me-. nv
s.ay Is to 80 aud lick him, II he Ia a gontIoman.
Now, look ut Don iott (pla,t) ho ielis moro
damliso about me, and would lick him, Lut
was going 70 llea once for telling eamlie about
me, and huntod fdr him ovor week, but bo-
toro found him lean thar 10 waa DO gen.
tle1na,, and 80 his hide was sased."
cnandaer's great hobby ia his alill as pugi!-
at. Roscoe Conlsling Is also grent boxer. lie
bus q private gymnasium in his resdcnco at
Washington, where, after diunor, he tnyiten
such Of hla triondH ~ aro gvnnas:lcaly inclined
FOR friendly l!etla bout Tttl tho glovos. Conl-
ling is a very good amateur boxor, and. ns ho is
worry largo powerful man, ho generally i,aa
1t ILLS own why with tho gucstB who arc bold
enough to put tho Elovea on with bin. Fo7
some m time II VAS m opeu dispute between
boxer Of tho two. Chandler would, after eyory
dinner pnrty of which he was member, calmly
assert tuat lo could lick any man Of his weight
IN TIM United States. Quo day Inst winicr
chatdlcr atnaa with conklug, and tho latter iu-
| gynnasinm. Tho GLOVES ware doomed and tao
two doughty champions began to mako graceful
SENATORIAL pasBes toward Olla another ascending
to tho most approved rules Of tho P. Il. Tho
hH1 ff1Hfn FThH nj ~f1 HkSf,th
! Chandler suddenly rncolveu blow betwcou the
| eyes, which caused tho hugo Senatorial form ID
| 10 over backward hls trtaty logs failed him,
| and then he nat down 10 l.nrd that toara cama
war Senator upon bis logs, but ho throw mp tho
| sponga at o11co, without any further effort I'd
| prnlsh Oonkling. Tho ou1y remark he was
| tx him, yok."
Conking and Chandler wcra much togcshark
IN social way, and it VAS not long after the
above occurrence Thcn Chandler received au-
other Invitation to como up. to his house aud
| spread his leg. under ConSling'R aoclal board:
/ Chandler sent back word tint he regretted very
| much lis luubility to DO present, hut ho had at
I his loiao guest, d valued constituent from
Michigan, and llo could not leayc lin. Conk-
ling sent back word "Dting your frond along.7
With this form OF invitation Chandler consented
to como uD. He b,oueht iia friond With him;
and Introduced him as a1r. Howard OF Detroit,
Mich. Howard was q sad-a, ed man Of diaidcut
manuera. who contented himself with paving
very coso attention to tho theu,cs OF the bill! Of
fare. rather than to Join In tho general con-
versatlon at tho ucr-table. Conslng was
In groat gleo during the dinner. 11o told
uYo. aud oyur ag1i, the story OF Cnandlar's dis-
comhturo, and noyor seemed to tira Of asking
lin what ho thought Of Ills ability to lick up2
| ,nnu In The United States. Chandler took all
| those romarks III al abaont-mlndea way, as II,
| suddenly, no had boon lifted aboyo any such
patty ambition OF considering himself fine abs
[ofa TnntlfttfY tnI b{o p}u u;rt,h
tho gymnasium for general smoke aud chat.
"Como." SAID le,. pleasantly, to Chandler,
"dou't you want another bout with tho gloyes I"
and theu Conki'ng laughed again in lis most
pair Of gloves.
"No, dun't want to box" said Chand}or;
'bnt perhaps my friend hero would consent to
| anuse YOU" Turning to a1r Howard, Chandler
remarked. "Yuu box, do you not ?"
Mr. Howard still looked sad-oycd aud abaent~
minded. He did once know something about it,
but It aas sucl long time ago.
Come. come" an'd conkllng. let us have
Evidently tho g.eat Now York Senator Was
going to knock some ono down. The aad.eyed
Alr. Howard ovidontly nattoiod al tho pros-
peot OF b"ing knocked dawn by 70 distinguished
d nlau, began slowly to put on pair OF gloves.
As 10 was drawing on tho gloves, Chandler was
observed to walk doUn a ht.!o to tho back
ground. contented look was on hts face and
oyety now and then ho would raise his hugo
right foot under his volum!nous ooat-tail, aud
give himself a congratulatory kick, expressive OF
rapture.
Tho sad-oyed man now cano forward, and the
round began. Conkling was for proceeding at
ouco to knock his opponent down, hnd he would
have dono 10 had be not found great difficulty Ia
gott,ug anvwhore near the sad.eyed man. The
affair eliminated by the sad.eycl mana suddenly
rushing forward and landing tlunderbolt Of .
| fist between Conkling's oYes. The Senator wont
over ike great trso aud rolled into tho corner
Of tho room. wllere he lay for moment stunned
| by tho coslcusston. IIo was heard to Say after.
wards that 1o thought house Ind talleo On
| him.
Copkllng Ind enough Of boxing for onco,
| Chaudlsr made several pleasant little ,omarlss
about tho skill Of his ffiona Conklng which
waro not recoivod iu tho most cheerful way.
Judge Of ConkIinga feelings the next any when
tie learned that Chandler had played a joke upon
b4n by giving Alr. Howard sl00 10 como up and
bounce ConkIing. This Mr.. Howard, OF Detroit,
Mich, was mono other than tho notorious puslL
ist, 1em naco.
IN A CltuRCHYARn.