New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

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II. Lvleburn secretary of the Delaware Mutual
Safety Company OF Pennsylvania.
TIE DAP AFTER THE BATTLE.
sLApE ADMITS THAT HE GOT ENOUGH.
SULLIVAN DEPARTS WELL PLEAsED-MAcE's
oPINIoNs-oTHER MATCHES.
When John l.. Sullivan stood in the waiting
there was smile of con tentment on his lips and
CLEAN of satisfaction in his eyes, He wore the tan
much energy Immediately after MONDAY fight, and
he was followed and worshippcd at distance py
his mild.lookIng wife aud his peaceful brother
parasites of the prizerlng who naturally prey upon
the victor. When the. $50 train left the
city Sullivan rode in a parlor-car, ahd
before no doubt sent many thrill
of admiration through the wife. who denies with
emphasis that she ever served her husband as
sand-bag. Sullivan was accompanied by the same
men who came to this city with him from Boston.
They did not ride in The same car with him. FOR the
glory OF the successful slqggef was 700 great noi
little to saw He was evidently supremacy SATISFIED
with the result OF the fight
The number of persons who gained ADMISSION 10
has ever gathered TO witness Suilvans prowcss.
There were $4,000 persons present, and Sl3.4Oo
was the total of the nights receipts; Before the
morning ds wned Sullivan was handed 81. 600 as his
share, or 90 per cent and Sade was gwen $4,OOO,
III 80 per cent of the net receipts. The expenses
were 81, 900 rent for the building and like amount
for printing and other expenditures. AS the Garden
has seating capacity OF only 29,Oo9
persons the plumber OF men VINO $1,000
precisted. The amount taken at the door IN the
Sullivan.Wilson mach was $4,000. bat then each
ticket sold tor So. In the sullivan-Michcll Iight
~ .,.xt~ e. Gul
Slade had been spOnged after his arrival at his
room i'll the Putnam House on Monday nignt, ne
went Immediately to bed and slept, without break
in his sumbers until 10 O'Clock yestrrd ay morning.
Sullivan slept but little. After the tight he seemed
to loose his nerve, and his wife sat by bis bedside
late into the night lie had evidently been pre-
pared for desperate encounter, ana his COMPARE
lively easy victory SURPRISED him INTO nervousness
Both men ate hearty breakfasts In the morning.
face to tell Of the meeting of the previous
night. When Slade arose he took cold
plunge bath, and the story Of his experience
as related by the newspapers was told hin oy
or dispeased, but simply observed sullivan
was better man than thought When Mace
Pm satisfed. i got enough" There we're many
persons who called on him, but he refused TO see
then.. His body gave no evidences OF the severe
punishment IL had received, aud there was not q
single mark of bruise that had been made by Sui
lvan's gloves On his right thigh there was
scratch and bruise which he received when ne iei
from the platform at the close OF the second roand:
His face tod the story Ills nose was swollen ana
scratched and his left eve almost closed. Iodine
and ice relieved the inflammation In the course OF
the day .sothat when he visited Harry Hllls last
night he was able TO with his battered eye. lie
passed the morning in his room. In the afternoon
he accompanied Mace TO the latters lodgings IN
Harry" Montague. Mace's agent. explained
SHADES defeat to TRIBUNE reporter by saying that
1.-THE Maori was the LATEST dog | ever net We
were upaDe get Sgde 10 take the proper exercise
He was too confident that his superior weight would
whip Sullivan, aud in consequence when ne should
have walked or fifteen miles day, he
only did two. Then he stuffed himself WIN
beef and vegetables instead or confnng
himself to tae det hs r EaneIs so oea
go 10 bed and ~ sleep. aud lie invariably raised
row when we awOke nin. The only portion OF Ills
training he liked was Ills daily swim. There is no
ioubt N my mind. however. that when he meets
Mitchell next month he will worst him."
Mace was apparently as satisfied with slade as ne
had expected to be- The old tighter ,winked
shire wdiy at the reporter when he was asked his
opinion of the Tight and said " IL WASN'T a hght.
1t was bit OF SHADES training. Inc man
was iabby, and wasn't in condition. didn't ex-
pect him to fight only wanted him 10 stand up
against Sullivan and show his pluck. lie acted
well-better than had reason 20 expect. What
money We made we will use to whip Mitchell.
don't know oil any man IN this country who eau
whip the Boston man. even If he found the courage
10 try. Sullivan told ms after the match that
Slade had hit HIM more frequeu thy and harder than
any Inan who mad ever faced him Slade VIII star,
for Kansas City Tomorrow night, with Jack,
Brighton aud Harry Rice. his trainers. He Will
go immediately into active training" Mace added
that he intended 10 challenge SULLIVAN
alter the slsde-Mitchell tight, and If
match will be held at the Madison
Square Garden between the old champion and tue
new. Slade not disposed 10 talk about his
fght; he told Harry Hill yesterday, however,
that he determined 10 meet Sullivan again
under the same conditions as ON Monday night. -,
The stakes IN The Slade- Mitchell hight. winch Will
in all probability be held within forty miles OF
Kansas City on September 4. Will he - 800 side.
The betting is AZ present equal Oh the result.
Charlie Davis, OF Parson," DAVIS, came from
Chicago Oh Monday 10 arrange soit-gloye CONTEST
between Sullivan and ms ola antagonist. fdduy
Ryan. Ii was at first Thought that the match
would be held in Boston, but tue men found That
they could not get building large enough until
next January. Ryan is anxious to meet Sullivan IN
September, and about the middle OF that month the
Madison Square Garden Will again be tne scene OF
suggIng match" The terms of the light will be
four rounds, Marquis of Qaeensbcrry rules;
Sullivan to n get RS Sa pss5 01 pr Oh ce nue.
The lattefs fighting weight will be 100 pounds
lie has reduced ms fesa fifteen pounds WITHIN
the last two weeks. Joe Coourn wiil De us
eight years of age and no hopes rs he was aole to
sJaud up against Sullivan TOR nine rounds IN New
Dreams vita pare knuckes that ho Will be able TO
Withstand him for twelve minutes;
Arthur Chambers. In behalf OF William Sheriff.
the German pugilisr, ana Harry" Montague
representing mike Donovan, the middle-weght
to complete arrangements for soft-gIove contest.
On July Cham deposited $3.50 as "A part OF a
stake of $500, Offering 70 hack Snerrin against any
man IN the country IN ma,cn 81 ioIr souhns,
sheriff refused to fight for less than OOO and AZ
Donovan could not raise the money the match was
declared OF.
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A CHILD.
Dolly Pollard the colored woman. who, with her
reputed husband, George Jetfries. is now III the