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NEW YORK, Wednesday. july 12-Recelpts Of
beeves 1873 oans. 2,464 head. mainly fat,
natur.d. native cornfed steers The supply was scarcely
ecu " he demand, and the market ruled arm aud
active 9 iosac n dress 56ot57bs to the gross
cwt-sn advance from Monday equal to about VI v
head.
Receipts Of calves 1871 head chiefly buttcrrnk
calves. which were extremely dun at low prices rang
ing rom ~ TO "a head or 3}l6sfAc. n. Fat veals
were slow at 50Sc. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 80 car loads, or
6,g02 head. The demand not equal to the upply,
an prices II on 4efc. y n. to 4@5Nc. n. Tor
sheep and $4,000 n for ambs-good State anu Can.
ada lambs fng u 7alc y n.
Receipts Of hogs were 80 loads. 1897 head-a
consigned direct the saughteres except 80 rouRhsh
Quo hogs about 40 ns average,whch we're sold sive
1llC. n.
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~ RIED.

idence ~ the Rev DR. Adams Of Manlattanytlle Emma
d. PargersOn TO Frank q. Hruuctt, both OF Harlem
ECkEi SO<-RtUIk.-On TUESDAY. July IL, by tho
Rev. Dr. Deems Mr.. john IL. kckerson 10 Miss Maria
T.. Iruck, both u iis ,tty.
WOOD-ENGLtsli.-Ou Mondiy. July TO- by the Rev.
james y. shepD ri Of Long Ridge, Conn; the rest.
denCe ~ the uridc'- parents. Bedford. Westchester
county \. " Samuel II wood to Ca,sle English.
WOOD-~COrr.-In tbs city. on tn 10 h lLst at tho
residence Ui the Drlles father. by he Rev c. W samp-
son, ID d.. Mr.. Charles r. Wood II boston Mass, to
Luclr F. second daughter u 5. b. scott. Esd VI Mon
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To THR EDITOR or rHF suN-Sir: My atten-
ton been called to all extrac from the Cincinnati
COmmerciai reprinted In The SUN OF last sunday
There nothing In my twenty years theatrical expert
ence the smallest degree warrant any statement
or represent,uop that have Oeen or am financially
emoarras ed mucn less bankrupt ! hold that en-
Ra.rments between managers and artists, ratlsttcto-
rlly nqui atcd snuud be considered la the hight OF
commercial Transactions, aud are without interest 10
the public lou Will see the great injustice done me
% the Article referred to, I'd feel assured you VIII
maze the reparatlOn within Your power Yours, ele.'
NEW YoRk July II. sAhL CoLNlLLk
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Sergeant John Cain, Sergeant John Eason, and
Onccr Brown, OF the Washington street police Brook
Iyn were Yesterday put tral before the BrooklSn
tho night nnen Ron, III H. Murray shot OfireT John
Beatty. Capt. sum tee ined that On me mornlng
tr the shooting fuund ~ all OF the three eltls
who had Witnessed the crime were not arrested, al
though he learned That al three were toseter and
might have been taken together sergeant CAN ut-
niud this Tho Commissioners reserved their decision
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Is no patent medicine humbug, got no 10 dup'
the Ignorant ana JUS Is II repr senied be
ng composed rare aud precious su stance, Orougn
from thr four corners OF u eart, carrie seven tlc
acrOs the Great Desert Of Sanart on the packa OF
fourteen caInela Drought across Inc Atlanta ocea
on ~ IN s. II Is sample, NIL soothing reiuedl
perfect specific Tor Caiarrn and "Coi ~ the Htid :
also Tor on nsve Dredt, Loss or Impairment q tne
Sense Of smeli Taste, ur Hearing story or Weak
Eyes. Pam or Pressure IN tue HEAD. when raused, q
tey al not unfrcquently are, Oy the violence OF "a
taTTn.-Adb.
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Steamship Alsatia. Glasgow, mdse and pass,
steamship San Jaclnto, Savannah. miee. and pass
Steamship New Orleans, New irleaus IN ise anu pass.
STEAMSHIP Albemarle, Lewcs. mise.
Steamship Iimbra, Hamburg. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Columbus. Havana. indse. and pasA
steamsh Etna, Port. "a. Prince, mdse. ana pass.
Steamship Elesnorl. Portland
Steamship State of Texas Galveston, mdse. and pas.
snip John Mann. Lfverpo u. Indse.
BARK American Eagle Palermo, fruit.
AeO 10 usuAl rlNrI .nl % Vt = se W. ,als.
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DITORCED.


ZIFGERr. In the city OF New York, the 2sh day
Of i me- 1870 b, tue Hon. Charles Duhohuc Justice q
tie Court, q Zlcgvri from Gertrude lie
CERT. Cause adultery.
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The Mayor has received $3.50 for thu nine dss-
titute A abs who VI the COMMISSION.
ers Of Chsrites Correction. II ded 10 send
the Araps 10 Africs, and tp0e 10 required.
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M<RINE TNTELLIGE NCB.

MINIATURE ALNANAf-ruts DAv
sun rses... 20 sun sets. 30 Moon sei. 10 50
afuH wArER-rBts DAY
sandy Hook IL W Gov. issnu.12 oil Hell Date. Is
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A skin like monumental alab ister NAV bs at
tAineu Nv using 0enns sulphur SOap when does away
win the necessity for supnur baths Try IT, ladies
Is genuine 0eautner, and VERY economical Depot
Lrlltrntuna sixth svenue. .,. ~, ~
HAT 70 those pTelnslurey gray, use HUE Hair DYsS
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W shing made easy and pleasant this not
weather by using PyIcs pure o. K Soap. II makes the
clothing snow white ana spiendid for bathing pur'
posep,-Adp.
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$usintss Notltes.

Comprehensive Preventive and Remedy.
"A medical preparation which so admirably regti-
atea and the whole Internal
protect II against every hurtful influence. and which
Completely removes the various causes which give rise
dyspepsa, urinary complaints, rheumatism neural.
Eia fem e sorders, and general debility. IL certainly
INC 81 comprehensive preventive anu remedy Inls 10
tile character assigned gy physicians to uDOLPHO
NOLFk'S sCHlEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPs.
One II the most plea SAINT paltRtives durius
sea sickness ana one OF the most desirable aperens
during sea voyage II Mia Of Nssncsia.
Unlimited demand exists far the silk Elastic
Truss sold only by Elastic Truss Company, 0s3 BROAD
way.
The defects In the old Elnstic Truss are
rcineded IN POMEROI's. Price -. 74d Broadway.
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but when you ave sicK take dose OF Quirk'a
Irish Tea. Price 20 cents at druggists. -Adv.
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The principal bowling cups Of New York and
Brooklyn contested tor Il prize banner ana the cham
pionshp AZ Rockaway beacl yesterday. The banner
was won by the Muluals OF WiliLmsDurgn, Inc score
"a
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The Americana, ish team was chosen yester-
day Their names with their aggregate scores out OF
posslblc 1000, are:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SAFE INVESTMENT.
Paying an interest OF
1910 PER CENT.
City Bonds, Water Loan
of the state of New York.
For sale VI 70 by 4. h. EEwBuRN.
Banker. 90 Broad street,
LlvERMoRR, CLEWs a CO..
BANKERS,
No. 8 NASSAU STREET.

Dealers In Government bonds and other Investment
securities; stocks, bonds and gold bought sold on
commission. Banking transacted Ia all branches.
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VIII be drawn on Ju H., Pri1cs cashed, ordoN
nlled, reformation furn shea free
~. II Wu''t, Y.
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THE NAVY FRA UDS.
The 81. 100000 Deficiency in the Clothing
Fund Unexplained.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 5.-The statement Of
James.A. watmough, Acting Paymaster- General
OF the Navy, that he had satisfactorily explained
the million-dollar deficiency In the clothing
fund Of the navy, is not true. MIR. whitthorne
never 40 admitted as watmough claims.
He could not have done so In the
face OF the facts elected by the In
vestigation. The books Of the Bureau OF
provisions and clothing show conclusively that
there Is deficiency Of at least 81, ,000O0O and It
Is tho belief Of Mr.. " hitthorne that upon care
the deficiency will be found to be much greater.
The exhibits from the books OF the Bure u Of
Provisions and Clothing are to be found
on pages N to 6S IN the appendix
to the IN SCI ellaneous testimony, part i've OF the
evidence taken by the House Naval Committee.
careful study OF these exbitits will satisfy
any honest accountant that the deductions III ads
bY Mt Whitthorne are correct. Moreover, these
deductions are sustained by the testimony OF the
Secretary of the NAVY himself:
Ono mater where it would appear, that denciency
rey eIiss charged to one or the other, A-unGoubi-
tccney nnds Its source IN the deficiency In tue fsJ VI
Q-You state that to be about q, ,0o00oOp Al can.
not he accurate spout II, but should think 1t was
ABOUT that within the iast three or four years
"Pay OF the Navy" is the potter's neld In which
lie burned many OF the JDbberies committed Ia
the Navy Department. II Is In this graveyard
that It IL proposed 10 hide the accumulated 10
OF his clothes. IL MIR. watmoush has any cone
hct to make ne must make IL with Robertson
and not with Whitthorne. The fact remains
that the . ilors' clothing fund has lost over one
question. viii an answer come from the con-
venient graveyard.
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CURIOsITIEs OF CRIME.

Justice Smith yesterday sentenced Charles
Stewart 10 one year ia the penentar and t250 nne on
complaint OF he Society Tor the preYcniloI OF Crur u
TO Chlldren for abusing his family, ami particularly
with aultng his dsugAter Mary, gri OI ten years
EI-Policeman Reuben Summons was arrested
on Friday nignt Tor being drunk AMI dsordery IN a
saloon Al 424 Wet fortynnh street AZ me ponce
station he Knocked two Officers down. "a WAS hahd
cued. stcrday Justice Wanlcll Of the Flfi seventh
street police court nncd him tlO
Jennie Albonze, "A French artificial mower
mtker bJ Bircktr street. returned 10 her room at
Nanck place last evening TO nnl her trunk broken
open anu robbed. she harmed that CHsar Qlertt had
been IN her ROOM that he intended 10 rail on the
Ciy OF Montreal Tor LonCOn. She hurried 10 the pier
The steamer mad been unable to yet OH as the long
shoremen riKe had delayed the slowing Of her cargo,
Among the storage passenger sle pointed out Qlele
aud on Tim huall baa be unsing 10 MIS-, Al lOnZc
con anlng gold bonds and l " Try 10 the amount VI
1852 he WAS locked W ~ fVacl neaIQuarIer.
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JOrTINGs AROUr TOWN.

Police Sergeant Levi Grove died yesterday OF
consumption.
Tnr SIN has received o. from II. wm. T. for
Peter Dwyer.
Capt. McDonalds California Indians sailed for
England yesterday.
ThirtY-four car loads Of peaches rived yes-
terdAy from Mary and and Delaware.
The LYONS delegation OF the French working
men sailed IN the steamer Pereirc yesterday.
Mrs LogsS & NJ PoMeroy is 70 % sppss psar,s az tn: n
Jlhei.
p. Hawley OF eOs .Fifty-nnth street. accept.
the challenge OF John W. Young to told papers gu
Recent rscipients of the vail at the C9nyent Of
he saerd Heart, KenTs9G .rIS, arr ANNE "O'N1a'
The committee OF the work kinsmen out OF EN-
f oopeI I:s n.ue isa at an d. a Soa A'
The bark Ada =. Gould, of Phil ladelphii, Capt.
MERRITT in lat 40 10 lon %, passed vessel bottom
TRn run iatc. ai SV'''' ~ " ~ '' D''
Second annual picnic Of tho Albion Society,
Jones; Wood Aug Three hao1sed dollars in prze;
jumping sports to begin a. noon.
The track over wh,eh o'Lsary intend, TO
IayS 90 n mile u, P:de . o. siI day. A. tho A%Grsaa Ia
the start Will DO made At ~ O'Clock tonight
James Ashbury, the English member OF Par
which wers defeated IN srr,s o. contests for the P2.
day In the steamer Germanlc
During July "a complaints were mato TO the
Society Tor the Prevent n OF Cruelty to Children q
TO the other siI Twenyhrte persons we're pro,eeut,
ea and "a children rescued aad sent 70 homo' and In
su.utlUns.
Dora Hogan entered tho detettives' room In
the Police ,cntral once on FRIDAY night ana shh mat
she was SICK from tne effects OF crr9s0' ID saund"is
applied stomach pump, but, ~ tnurts - restore htr
having He'd .he " as taken TO bellevue Hospital l. Ia
believed that sue took the poison 10 XIII hersei
The report OF the referee in the matter Of tho
expen,es Nr CArmAn the late receiver OF the lhl
Avenue SAVINGS BanS, aud his clerss' has b'rn con-
nrmcl by Judge NeHthrUos, ana Nj, thmah was
awarded 5000 Surrogs Ciyln, the refer = was al.
lowed $3.50 Tor his Attendance Al thirty seven meetings.
Puzzle Works says that tire MT Of the -four new
free baths vii BE- put into Cummi-slOn next Sgu ay AZ
foot Thryhirl street. East RIVER The Contractors
have the foundations OF Two m re N ht waysat lji
street East rYer ana ia expected that tacy wli 10
cyuplvleI NLA'A tAs Aekt tlifiy dAls e,
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Movements OF the savage who Cut Ont Capt.
Custer'- Heart.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 5.-Advices by the way
OF Bismarck have been received here, 10 the ef-
feet that Rain In the Face, accompanied by 20
lodges OF Indians from the hostile camp, have
arrived ct Standing Rock. This Indian mur-
dered trader Of S,aDley's expedition in 1879
and was arrested therefor by Capt. Tom Custer,
but escaped, and IL said to have cut the heart
flom Capt. Clusters body, and to have
fred the last shot at Gen. Custer. An
Intelligent and trustworthy gentleman says
that, though special effort was made on the part
OF the agent and the Indians At the issue Of beef
on Saturday to IN AXE a showing, still there were
not 600 bucks present, while there should lave
been over 1000. from which It would seem that
large numbers are with the hostiles. Those
who are well Informed rate the Sioux lighting
force at 27,COO men, and believe there are l0,UOO
well-armed warriors In the heid.
CHEYENNE, wy, Aug 5.-On the return trip
from Desdwood the stage was attac ed by
Indians at Indian Creek. The stock was stolen,
the mail bags cut open, the coach destroyed, aud
one passenger wounded.
A camp OF fifteen Indians was surprised and
attacked at Old BridRer Ferry, forty miles NORTH
of Fort Laramie, bv party Of herders one
Indian and two ponies were killed. and four
teen ponies captured.
the Hills was attacked near OVENS rancho,
twenty i've miles south OF Fort Laramie, yes
terday. losing ten head Of horses.
A sergeant, eight cavalrymen. and number
OF ranchmen started In pursuit Of the Indians,
but failed TO overtake them.
Curtis, with % Utes, arrived at Rawlins to-
armed, aud Will then start North to Join Gen.
Crooks command.
One company OF the Fourth Cavalry left early
this morning for Fort Laramie; another arrived
this evening. rbey move north as fast as they
arrive. Several companies OF the Fourteenth
Infantry are en- route from Utah.
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DOWN IN THE FIRE-BOx.
Whore n steamship Company saved Mt the
spiis and Lost at the Bunghoie.

A veteran steamship areman says: Last
year the wages Of our dreadfully not work were
from $50 to 500 per month now they are from
go to $35. Mr. +. Alexandra, proprietor OF AL
exandre's Havana steamship line. alone pays at
the old rate. The other proprietors OF Ameri-
can steamship lines hire raw immigrants In Cas-
tie Garden for our places, II We refuse to work
for $50 to s35 per month. Commodore Garrison
was among the 6fst OF those who cut down
wages, and put green hands into the places OF
the nremen who would not work at the low
price In all the ships OF the United States aud
brazilian Mail line, except the Ontario. Her nre-
room was SO hot that only veteran nremen could
work IN II. Commodore Garrisons : steamers had
to make time between st. Thomas and Rio, and
they did with good nremen. But they fell be-
hind when green men were put In their hre-
rooms. The South America got i've DAYS behind
time, the company was heavily nned, aud a few
months ago tho contract for carrying tho mall
was given TO an English company. Our food is
much poorer and scantier than II was, and We
are NJ longer allowed either ice or whiskey. SO
you see a steamship nremans berth, and he
can't nnd one always. Is harder aud hotter than
AZ used q
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ELLEN O'ToOLE's BUSINESS.
A Baby-FarminR Establish ment of tho Worst
Sort Discovered IN sixth street.

Capt. McCullagh Of the Fifth street
police notified the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children Oh Friday that he believed
that Ellen O'Tooie of 5i4 Sixth street WAS en-
g,ged in "baby farming" Onicer Alexander
Gerner Of the society found her living In an
upper door, occupying a sitting room and q bed
room. Both were filthy, and destitute Of furnl-
ture. There was no bed. no stove, no chairs. n o
table-nothing but an Old box, and bundle Of
rags on which was puny infant, entirely naked,
ptifully enIaciated, and very dirty. Three other
children as dirty and thin, but clad III few
rags, were on the floor. Ellen said that the chill
dren were all her own: that the youngest was
three weeks old, and the other three respec-
tively a Year aud half two years and half
and four years. The fact tn / he found three OF
four Young women IN the room with babies In
their arms mace bin behave that Mrs. o. looie
was In the habit OF receiving these little walls
from their mothers.
Ellen was taken TO tho Fifth street police sta
tion, and she took with her, much against her
VIII, the youngest child. The Others were sent
to Mrs. web, the mhtron at the Police Central
once, where they were cared for. Before JUS
1, o Morgan, In the Essex Market Police Court,
she gave very unsatisfactory answers as to
whose the children were, aud was held In t4UO
bail TO await trial.
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The appreh ensions lately created respecting
canned corn beef by the reports ~ numerous Of
pos ,nng from s use turn out to have been perfectly
groundless A great many persons have suffered from
eating other articles speedily rend red unnt for food
by the recent very hot weather which appears to have
been the cause of all the trouble, coupled with an un'
usual scarcity Of ice. The Medicoc cnrurgca Society
OF New YORK report that cases OF poisoning have oc-
curred as frequently after eating the ordinary as the
c,nred cornei beef aud In eaen instance the meat of
whatever KIND has been undu exposed Aller pure hht
Their examination cOuyluces them that the western
beef il a cheap and wholesome preparation, but as
sctY the same care as other meats aiter the eau 10
once opened -. .--.,-.... 81. .o,...or.
DOftmus, Dsng Hayes Horsiord ana Others VINO nave
AnAl ized the b ef and found nothing injurious hOout
il. This b ef, for when only perfectly healthy ahu
sound cattle are selected, cured IN the most approved
manner aud win the most tcrupu Us regard 10 ceah
Illness 50 far from there being any danger IN is use
II 10 To be recOnmen ed on the grouha VI WnVlesVme
meas, convenience and ecVn)ny.-lJA
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A BRUTAL BURGLAR.
A BROOKLYN Woman Knocked Down and
Kicked by n staIwart Rnnian.

The nephew Of Mrs. Annie Blglow OF e2
An,ty street, Brooklyn, was awakened early
yesterdiy morning by the eroans Of bis punt
whom be found in the rear room, on the floor,
suffering from an assault by a burglr. She was
Just recovering consciousness. She said that
about o'clock she heard some one stirring
about the room, and thinking 1t was her nephew,
said, "ls that you Charlie" The mau approac h ed
the bed, showed a revolver, and said II you
make any noise I'll kill you" She lay speech
less, watching him search the rooms with lark
lantern. lie at length returned to her side and
asked In whisper whether she had any m ney.
She replied that she had a little In the bureau.
He ordered her to get II, and a. she did not move
fast enough, be caught hold of her arm, pinched
her aud then jefked her out OF ted. She gave
him eight dollars and some pennies. He started
out of the room, and suddenly turning on her
struck her In the face. knocking her down. He
kicked her twice, she says, In the side, and then
ESCAPED. He went out by tho front hall door.
When her nephew and Georeo Brooks. a ooard-
or, were aroused, they saw that tho thief had
stolen an open faced gold wa,ch from the table
In their room where II had been placed beside a
loaded pistol. A pair OF pantaloons containing
So In pank notes was also missing.
Mrs. Bgow thinks that che was uncon sci Gus
for about an hour. The police are puzzled to un-
derstand how the burglar gained entrance, as
the scuttle was tigI and the windo VS. were all
Dolted. They sre looking for a tall man In dark
clothes with bia side whlskers-Lhs descrip-
tion Mrs Biglow gives.
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a HUSBAND MISSING.
sudden Leave Taking that Excited q Wife's
Worst Apprchensiens.

oliver J. Long. a photographer OF East New
York. who had been out OF WORK and despondent two
weeks tried TO shoot himself. His wife snatched
the revolver and concealed It, lie frequently spoke Of
ending his troubles by enaing his life Yesterday he
asked her to 60 to New York with him. saying that he
had something particular for her to do. She Accom.
panied him, and on the way through Fulton street
stopped. at MS request to drink sods water As he set
the glass he said That's the last glass of soda
water III ever drink" He threw his about his
wife kissed her and darted out. She followed, but he
lost In the throng. She searched the street and
went TO his former employers ana ascerained that he
had been there TO say farewell that he going
q long way on to be gone long time. She reported
the disappearance a the Ponce Contra Office. and then
crossed the ferry and attracted ateutOn by Keeping
her Aed the ryrr though looking Tor some
thing She described him as IS Year, Of age. feet
inches high with ack moustache chin whiekers,
and dressed In black coat aud vest. DARK panta
looms. lght hat dark paid calico shirt. She sobbed
bitterly she lett the police ana sad to the Inspector
"uh sr. u you'll nnd hun alive IN work my hauds Oh
scrubDlng the streets but what III support him"
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A UTAL FIGHT IN 4 RING.
IN Argument on fenianism Decided on the
Floor oil a West side stable.

At Ned Mallahan's saloon. 81 West Thir-
tieth street, last night, Michael Mccarthy. an
lrishman. and william Whit, an Englshman.
had an argument on Feniinism. A violent dis
pute was the consequence. After coats had
been taken on several times, the party sent for
coaches, and rode to a stable In West Forty
ninth street to night. Mccarthy and White are
bach ABOUT 20 years OF age. MCCARTHY was sec
pnded by Johnny Ryan Of the Bowery, while
Dan Noe OF ThirtY-nfth street and Br aad way
did like service for White. Tom Gould Of the
conducted according TO the rules OF the priz >
ring. The harnesses, carriages, and wagons
we're removed to another stable, aud the rim Z
was pit he'd In the middle of the hoor, surround
ed by chairs, settees, and benches, occupied by
aUout hfty persons.
pOlc-, both men stepped quickly To q ebcratch
ana shook hands. n the lrst round White led
DG with his left and cut McCatby's eye badly,
pDd IN return got a right handler on the side Of
- "--" The .son goI 10 close quarters ana
rattled away ut eacn other until Whts tnIsM
best VI the nght Tor six rounds, the blows oelng
NJ close quarters. Inc punishment ina. NC
Carthy received was fearful, but IN the seventh
round he threw White after nerce Struggle
Ana fell heavily on him.
mccarthy began to realize that White had had
th best Of him, and In the eight round he puI
ia his blows left and right and again Threw
White. When the men were Ulcked up thelf
faces PRESENTED afrlghtful tpoehfanie IN the
remainder Of the hght White received the mosl
punishment Ia the face aud on the be ID ana
when seventeen rounds had been fought III
thuty-eight minutes hite was unable 70 come
- time. Tho persons present quletly lett tht
stable in couples, and laughed al the pohcemaI