The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
THE COMING PRIZE FIGHr.
Goss and Allen as seen In the Most Gro
tesaue OF all the Picnic Parties.


Both men are gradually working dowr
to condition, and white Gvss perhaps. show,
| too muCu hard work. Allen has not g,t dow 1,
enough. Both men are IN SPLENDID health. The,
VIII stTlp as handsome IA picture % ever was en-,
! clc sed IN 4 twenty-fO r foot frame. Each has
some ming yet TO do before ne h perfect. Etch
Promises 10 do IL oy eunesd Y.
Yesterday WIS another gala day at Forrest
Home ind Cedar Grove. AT O"sss quarter tner,
was gram picnic Inc clements we're cOstnO-
politan. Toe rough renned to a certain extent
by the presence 81 the female Of his spec les,
recognized civiliZing Influences. and assume a
AZ al smAwata by steady step, he prize nsnteI
on tho tip OF the middle finger Of his
left hand, and argued ~ how yer see
day - pleasure, with CHASTITY suggestions Of
splitting he headaches be hind the sun. there WAS
oand. remarkable. perhaps, In tue yigor OF thu
Dtss. There were dancers galore. The paths
we're dusty with the tread Of the Uro ldtoed
shoe aud the dainty boot. he combinations
we're eccentric. Civilization graduated up TO
tue profes- or and down TO the rough. The now
ets mingle1 tneir perfume win the reek VI pro.
faulty, ana the leaves whispered Ia wonder at
the Tunes That rose. Beer IN trout of the moo.
Beer on eyerv side. Yet these people were quie {
enough. During the day there was no hing
prophetic OF hgnL Carriages dashed In and
out. EVERYBODY knew every ody else IL was a
sort OF happy family, where the hon aud toe
uos joined pave, ana 1Uuhd no bone worthy a
gu reel over. IIrough the crowd moved a
quiet cnap. His neck was led up IN handk er-
chief. Ills cheeks were ruddy.
shah win tue hgnt, said he quietly.
lsn't there 100 much flesh on your face I"
am working On II all The time. Ii will be
OF oy hursday."
How old are YOU nowT
foHy-only forty"
Wlll II be quiet hghtf"
Yes" cbimed 10 Barney Aaron, you bet It
" ~ be quiet light
Holland came NJ.
inside the ring Is where this hRhtins will be
Joe Co0urn wac close by, listening attentiyely
"What do you tnink Joe Z"
think II Will DC quiet aghL"
"A long oneF'
90 Can't tell aDOI that
sure TO come onf'
"Sur eae your BORN.
"List au hourf
just about. think. Yes, think about an
hour"
suppose the Omaha mob come on, yon't
they In. erfere against AlenT
" Interfere hgainht nothing said Il irney
Aaron. Those fellows are not civilized OUT
there. and when tneV come here they viii look
as quiet as Owls, ana shy notbing-say nothing"
hl he band played faster, and Tue dancing grew
more furious The dew settled On he wonder.
ing flowers The laughter WAS longer and
louder, and down the austY road tho step u
horses ieet became more ana more frequent 40
the party turned their faces homrwarJ.
IL was qlieter AT Cedar Grove. There was
oanclng and there was band (aiso particularly
bass In It's dominant chRrac eristicsJ. Inc
crowd was not 80 large as at tue Home, but
still interesting.
Allen sat out un er a tree. A ring Of admirers,
WIN BUY EDWARDS Tor the Jewel, surrOunde
nun. lie looked well, with little flesh on his
cheeks that must come on In the next TWO daya
ms hands w,re rough, but they had not been
plNAleu, ION mas preparation when he Will
put on to-Moro" or next day. 1t viii harden
hls hAn1s more thoroughly than brine. lie
LOOKS ia better trim than he has for the last two
nehts' hs lace IS game, but his eye wants a 1t
We pol!shlhs ny " make II good for twenty
Tour settln4. lie Is worAlnR steadily and on1
sclentlously, ana h In Rood form.
- mere Is an old Rrudee be- een us, said
Co.'S, an ! want 1t settled" -
=, III ne Is as 10 'dy to nght as am," said Tom,
" tue ngnt VIII come IN on lhursday"
The excursion trdins Of Thursday will oarrv
out the III ost remarkable freight u the season