New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21
SURPRISING THE PUGILIsTs.
DEMPSEY AND BoYIAN ARRESTED AT hAhhi
uuI,s--MAcE's CHALLENGE TO SULLIVAN

r,,,srv AND BoYIAN ARRESTED AT HARRY
uuI,s-MAcE's CHALLENGE TO SULLIVAN
.uarrvn HIPS place was packed yesterday, after
a Nth a miscellane Gus assortment OF sport.
,n~n men brought together by the anno9nceme ,no
wa. weight pugsts who fought on Long Island
nsns ,seeks 20. we're to come together and Dght
ssiih hard gloves to a finish But those present VINO
nopee tec,sve Brennan of the Fourteenth Precinct
notice. entered the ball at the heaH H NJ and
1insnt of police and arrested ooth DeHp, 30 ~
Boylan On Oh ~" oriSe-fieht The excitement caused
Nv fhe arrest was intense and as BOY anu Doinp
sey left the hall attended C ~ pSs .a AUDIENCE Harry
Hill went to the staton-house and furnlsnea oonos
Of $500 each for the appearance OF Doytan d tha
Ranks Police Court this morning. petec-
live Brenuau said that the papers nad an
nounced that the fight was to De WIN oale he
and was to be fought to finish consequently no
amd nstecttye Hart were instructed by Inspector
Murray and Captain Kesly to go before justice sS
Kbreth and procure warrant 10 on in prize
s1ht Harry Hill secuted the idea that any
Ting Illegal would be contemplated, ana no was
;nd1nant AZ the arrest of the two pugillsls.
iDngna tha audience adjourned Mr. Montague. the
.anot If JemD Mace read the following state
ment for him ,, S,,, romorN.
in s s,SFnn g. p' RRsh Mr. W" John Sullivan
one Of four rounds Of I'VE ns
cont1s1s to take place in California New. orh I'm,
Tnrons will put up a trophy 10 be OF Tue value s "
o. no against one OF equal value that win two oui OF
three Of the matches. and win stake PP9 vaue that
win ali three The macnes are TO Jake place az sn
snilivans convenience after his prese I,s o sky
abling both OF us 10 get NJ III 'N0 ~ -
science against his strength ,yD
~ Montague stated further that Jack" DAVIS
OF would epa ANY of oneensberry rules
for from 5000 to $1,000 a slde' with'n TWO "eeA'
from date. A.. ,,ronosoa matches with Sulll-
van, Mace said:
suvau i. the best man I've seen in the ring for many
years and I'll be proud to stanG up So to beat him
si sTe he is a much stronger man than am.
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MRS. MORTON.
reward of $500 is offered for any news OF Mrs
Eizaheth Morton, of No. 4S5 Wliloughpy ave;
RrookIyp who has not been seen Dy her Hionul
since Saturday Mrs. Morton is tue we VI
Thomas III Morton who commands an ocean steam
shin She came from her home IN BROOKLYN on oat
urday to this city to arrange Tor sne
mining stocks whcn pnno,ntment for he
when he left this port about ten days ago MIS-
Morton went from her home at m: dp R; ca !,
Mis, Where She drew So 600 In bills At moor
she went to the office of the mining compan,
in Chambsrsst I nnnd 1n sbe Went away. She wa
last seen in Chambersst. going toward Droauw va!
A she did not go home that nignt, ner son con
Iodsd that She had gone to see her friends In New
Jev The next day he wrote to inquire, and tn
answer returned that they bad not seen hsI
The facts in regard to her disappearance %ere tno'
ia;d before the police of this city and BROOKLYN
Mrs Morton is al most fortyve years OF age OF iaI
complexion with brown hair ana blue EYES, eli Sh
,vaigns about 100 pounds and wore black slii
ores and diamonds, valued at $500, including
brooch, earrings and three tinger-rlngs, IL
enhtv Her friends can think of no possible ex
niansiion of her disappearance unless she has me
with foul play, or that an accident befeli her an
she WAS unable to xplain who she was. Her gen
eral health was good and her home relations pleas
ant Her family consisted in the absence &C. 81 ne
husband of two sons Her son hooeri alu Tue
the steamer his father commanded aud where IA
nncie;s office's was TO which his mother went.