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Va GsoHGs Augusta SALA has been
.,llins Nj. G. ". snalley, London CORE
,,,ien. Of the New YORK Tribune, ian
inn.tec.!y informed peraon." Mr. Small.
l.y oones back by suggesting to Mr.. sala
Tint aYou have a conversational know
.tp. ui several Languages, English iuclud.
~ The cruel war is only begun.
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The SExtraordinAEy k1perieuee Of
=" Tender Hearted BcoSchmaa. 4 n e

The SExtraordinAsy k1periepee Of q
| Tender Hearted Bcotchmaa. q
NKwlYoRx, June s0.-A few days ago q
young scotchman, named Henry Frazer,
Handed in this city for the purposs Of max.
Ing tour Of the country Tor pleasure and
instruction. He put up at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Saturday Mr.. Frszsr
thought he would look around little for
himself, aud after dinner; be sauntered
down Broadway alone. Reaching Eight,
street, he was attracted by the bright Lights
to Aberle's old theatre. Mr.. Frazer pur-
chased AZ; orchestra ticket, and had not
been long seated when an usher aaid:
"Wll you please show me your ticket 2"
The ticket was shown, when the usher
eaid: This entities you 10 . seat in boz.
Please follow me-" Z Z 0.,,g
= HI. Frazer was ahown into box, One
occupant was already seated there. This
was, to all Appearances, lady. She was
dressed In excellent taste, and took little
or no notice Of the stranger when be enter.
cd. Soon after the performance began the
lady threw aside her reserve and engaged
him in conversation. With . captivating
amile ahe limited to him that he ahould
open bottle Of wine. Nothing would
give him more pleasure, he replied, and he
called . waiter and ordered quart bottle.
The lady rewarded hin, with another smile
and he paid $40 for the bottle without q
murmur. When the bottle was disposed
Of MI. Frazer became unconscious, and re.
membered nothing mora until he woke
up cs, prisoner In the Seventeenth pre-
cinct station house. Then he found that
while in the Btupor from the drugged wine
he had been robbed tof $3.50, carried out
upon the sidewalk and left there, where
Officer George E. Shaw found him; ssaS
During the two or three weeks that Mr. |
Frszsr had been viewing the city he heard |
good deal about strangers unused to the |
city being robbed. Before entering the |
theatre something about it struck him az |
being suspicions.4 He took $500 diamond
stud lout of his shirt and placed If with S95 |
in what he thought would be safe part of |
his clothing. These be found intact when
be made hia search in the cell. 4,
Officer. Shaw took his prisoner to the
Ee1e1 Market Court Mr.. Frazer told his |
story to- Justice Gorman. The. Magistrate
IVES Impressed with his refined manner
and bis. frank way Of telling his story.
II am sorry that you have had such an
experience es this" said Justice Gorman.
"Bat you must not &c, disguised with the
country on thst account There is much
in this country that willrepsy Jour seeing.
l think you have been too severely punish
ed. I will not add to it. You are dis
charged 4. Il ,.ssi 7 e. S9
Mr.. Fsazer thanked the Justice and re-
tired. Hs is now searching for that pretty
woman .whe put him to sleep and then
robbed him. 81 37.9-.sssa:
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Insurnuee r nuild,nr Purcna..ee a. !,

ST. LOUIS, June s0.-Ihe Equitable
building in which all the Gould & Wa
be1h railway general Offices are located,
Wet puschrsed to-day BY the Equitable
Lie 4 Insurance Company Of New York
from the Mercantile Trust Company, Of the
same city. The price paid is stated to be
between S75. COO and S4co, COO. Tho build.
ing was formerly owned by the Equitable
Insurance Company. = g ;s.,s5ss : sssiI'
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PiT1zsuaGH, p, June so.--7At Nc
Donald's s.ltiou, Pa, to-day. gang of
italian railroad laborer, engaged in fight
early this morning during which Carmine
Pophe was shos twice by Antoine Pere aud
fatally injured. Petre escaped andFwc1
not arrested at la1. accounts. All the par
ticipants wera intoxicated. Z; i5 '..gt j;
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BYadlauxh Guilty. q

LONDON, June so.-The Governments
action against Nj. Charles Btadlaugh fer
illegal sitting and voting in the House Of
Commons, which wss commenced June
13, was concluded to-day: The jury found
against Mr.. Bradtaugh on all the counts in
the Indictment Sentence wsa however,
reserved, pending an argument for appeal
to higher court. .'z. e. !. isl.eee'ISs eeeS
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CHc1ssArI, o, June so:-st Joseph's
Catholic Orphan Asy ylum, six miles south
Of Newport, Kv, burned iabou. noon to-
day. Loss Sis 600. Insurance $40 900.
Sister Msrgeruita and seven h sisters OF
Notre Dame were in charge. Fifty.tour
boys were in the asylum. All escaped
and walked to- Newport, where they are
temporarily gusrtered in planning mill, y
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,ntnId.I :

,h. democratic County Convention
=. - - .nt.rips..ers compromised their
u.s.. .ss away. They had it all and let
sa'., .,bi,s r.t away from them. But the
,S ~, s,J :. !oui.s.ory scare, notwithstand'
~ i'.s .,d =, ,bs other side claims big msjor'
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His Firm Victim.

Loulsv11IE, June 80, -Intelligence Was
received in the city to-day Of the shooting
and fatal wounding Of John youters, town
marshal at Turner ststion; Henry county,
at that place Saturday by! q dc1perado,
Lucien@ Evans. An old igrudge was the
cause Of the shooting: "A warrant We,
sworn ont for Evans arrc.t, but he sur.
rendered himself Egh. desperate COM
panions, who 1leveled guns at officers,
'defed themr finally forcing them 10 leave.
Vouters is Evans' ffth> victim. 4 ~ ( Il 7;
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DIDN'T GO TO, DO IT..
Er. Eng lIsh on tho s.nnd-what nr.
sprinEer says. as5;y :


Er. Eng lIsh on thu s.and-what Nj.
Springer says. ,5ss..i,i:s!
WAaurseros, D. G., June ss1-W. q.
English, Of Indians, appeared again to-day
bsfors the special House Committee sp-
pointed to investigate the charge made
against him Of using improperly the privi.
lpges ot the House f1oor while the Peels.
English contested election case was pend
ing. Ar. English said before the Commit.
tee on Elections made its report in that
case he called, at the homes Of Turner,
Cook, C,nverns and LoErey,S members oi
the committee. aud talked with them on
the subject Elliott, another member oi
the committee. he saw at one OF the city
hotels: he had interviews regarding the
case with other members Of Congress, IN.
eludinZ Nj. Springer, before the repor,
was made. ,iil5sy.|T 4
ls7In conversation with them, he tried. 4 by
lair, Arguments TO influence them in fayo,
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thrown out slishtine on her head. Her
neck WA broken and death wa inst an an

Whom laie side by side by sympathetic
hands In neighbors yard, The poor mans
sngu!ah ws heart,ending. He begged the
bystanders 70 kill him. saying that be
coa1ed his wife to rids with him, and that
hs vas accountable for her death. BE says
that be, was warned in . dream the night
before that he would be thrown trom his
buggy, and bis eyes eouged out, and that
he ought to have needed the waning. He
q now unconscious and viii die. Both are
about thirty.fys years old and will leave
Ehreo children. &c III 4 " 1tfy. = NJ +.
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I. Ho Match for Sullivan,

y Nsw. foax June sa.-Bll% England, the
English pugiliss who came here a; short
time ago to ~ to make a match with John
L Sullivan, was given benefi. this after.
noon- His set-to with George Rookie shows
England to be no match for Sullivan, as
Rookie fought him all over the stage, deal
ing him number of slugging blows,
Four rounds used up ENGLAND, .e4i555sasl
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Yesterdays Base Bali Games,

CHICAGO, June 30-The game to-day be-
tween the Providence and Chicago league
teams was tied in the 6:h. inning and won
in tho seventh by the home run made by
Kelley atter two men were cut. Start was
Injured in the fourth inning and had Mur-
ray take his place. Thescore wa: Provi.
.dence, 4; Chicsgo 80 s
~ ToLEDo, June so-The Alleghenys won
8 hotlg contested ll.inning game to-day on
an error in the 9Th, which tied the game.
Fortunate hits in the eleventh gave them
the winning run. Score: Toledoe, s; Ale
ghenys, Y ,l S IN,
OIKyKLAsD, June 3O.-The New sYorks
won to-day BY superior; play, the Cleve-
lands fielding indifferently and batting
poorly. Score: New Yorks. s; Clsvelands, g.
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Big OH Fire.

PrT7sBuReH, June so.-A tank contain
ing &c, COZ barrels Of benzine at the Crys-
tai Oil Works, Standard Company, caught
fire at nine o'clock this evening and is still
burning Several large tanks Of oil sur.
round it, and it i. feared the hams3 will
spread. The loe1 is estimated a. SO 900. Il
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sinking fund and replaced them with
worthless securities. This information was
obtained from . large operator in Wall
street ut the Windsor hotel last evening,
who ,vouchea for its accuracy, and was very
free In his expressions Of opinion on Nj.
;Huntinaton's denial Of any financial en-.
barralment. aiF7s- 1 Z! 's;I.fs
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-..,,xY, .sys Chicago dispatch, Will
80 -. ,ooyeu.lou 500 strong. 1t should
% ,iJ ~ ,h,, they will be armed with
% ot,. sI.I s5y,d ta.chets TO remind Governor
a'e~' '',s5', r,;enda ths. "sll that glitters ss
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Hard to Anayer.

LosDos, June so.-How to reserve or
ransom the crew Of the BritriAh steamer
Nisero. wrecked November leTt, OF the
Acheen, coast and still held csptive by the
Rsiah5 Is not yet settled. q However, the
British Bloop of war Pegasus has been or.
dered to proceed from Singapore to Acheen,
with ;provisiona and clothes for the cap.
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4 FIGHT FOR LIFE,
Choking Bloodhound to Death After
- s51f;-sssSS n Deppsxate Struggle. 80

N4VA44k u oAOVouOuhOs " OSUIA AIkGI
- ;7f-SsS n Despsrate Struggle.
3 MAIDEN MAss., June S0.-At terrible
6shtfor life between q man and a blood
honnd occurred this morning. Mr.. E. W.
Jaeknon, book.keeper for John 2. Squire L
ca ots Boston, was walking down Pleasant
street aboEt 4 o'clock, to take the early
horse car for Boston, when, opposite the
residence Of Mr.. George r. Goulding, he
VET attacked by g Large Siberian blood.
hound, who sprang upon him without
warning. and with a fierce growl5 tried to
fasteu bis teeth into Nj. Jsckson's throat,
By quick muscular action the gentlemen
threw the dog to playground, but be wes up
sgain in an Instant and made second at
tack, this time buryirg his teeth inte Mr..
Jacknon's arm and shoulder. Then came
q desperate fight between man and beast
for the mastery. "A 'i94l
Mr.. Jack oa'a loud cry, for help had been
heard by several neighbors and police Of
tcers, who's hastened to his as1istanc = In
the meantime he had seized the dog by
the throat and, beings strong man, checked
him until he was forced to loosen hiaerip.
The hound fought vicioualyS throwing Nj.
Jackson down several times and abadly
biting him:on both aEma3A: last fjust@as
Officers Flynn and Casey came to his help,
Jackson, BY, 3 super-human;e Effort, clssped
his fngera around tha hounds throat
go tightly that he chokedsS him to death.
The wounded man was taken to his home
and properly attended to. His right arm
was badly broken and his wrist,crushed to
a Jelly by y1ths dogs teeth. : he. was also
Ladly bitten in several places The doc.
tors say his injuries are serious even II
hydrophbis does not set in. The deg had
been chained for long time, but was left
untas;ened las. night The taste Of human
blood maddened him. He had before
made several attacks on school children
pasaing hy. Z; & Z !. =
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FRI0HrFUL RUNAWAY.
A. Woman Insiantly Killed and Her
y H uxband Fatally II urt. l =,

A Woman Insfanuy Killed and Her
Husband Fatally II urt. \ !. Z, :;
BzILzSosrA1sE, O., June @.-A horrible
accident, that has cast gloom over the
entire community, occurred al Huntsville,
s.x miles north Of Belletontaine, last even
ing. Lewis Murphy, marshal Of the vii
lsge, and his wife had just started buggy
riding behind vicious Texas pony, when
the vicious brute began, running. Mr..
Murphy who 5is. . cripple was thrown
from the buggy and received irighsiul in
iuries about the back, bip and head, tha.
viii prove fatal. Being free from the lines,
the animal dashed on until q heavy gravel
wagon IVES struck, when MIS-. Murphy va,
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iMini,ter Lowers condi,ion.

- a1ini,ter Loweil's Condition.
sLoxbos, June so-U. s. Minister Lowell
paued, . restlc.s night Ssklt night, but is
much! easier this afternoon e The pain he
Ia suffering ia very exhausting, bat still his
physician Is confident Of his early csnva.
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. 0rnuuuru1t;e.sa,iounliat Colli.ion.

~ DUBLIN, June s0.-The Orangemen and
Nationalhts cane into collision yesterday at
Warren Point, County Down. Two Orange.
men wersS arrcated. One Nationalist was
stabbed almost to death. 4 s.aEt.,s ~
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SHORT OF SHOWERS.
oaoUeHrIlN Wa1zIL COUNTY.
fa'Isles In shs D,neefa.ie "aibraltst"-Es.lat,s
Baan In Nav Aaf.ia,,ilt-rarm.n' Fair
Anosiatiaa at Potonss-R,pahli.
eaa Rally At Terra Aits.

Spttsd CoresDondencs Of he la.e1iceseer. q ~ +,
NEW MARrIssy1LLE, W. VA, June So.-
There has been no rain here for over three
weeks. The roads are dry aad dusty to
sufocasion, and the growing. crops are in
need Of rain; yet the dryness of the sea.
son permits safe gathering OF the wheat,
OF which there never was q finer crop. l.
The republicans Of .Wsixel county have
decided to bold county convention 10 nom.
mate candidates and do all shay can 10 elect
straight Republican ticket II not SUCCESS.
tul In the county, the labor will. not have
Deem spent In vain, bat will sssis. In roll
ing up 8 majority for the State ticket
sRainat the present Bourbon misrule In
our State. ,.5s5 .,-5 "A" :
A srASDISd CANDIDATE.
The Democratic primary for this district
was held here Saturday, st.ernoon In tho
courthouse. Delegates were appointed to
attend the Democratic State, Senatorial
and Congressional conventions, to be held
In the near future. After the bus;recy of
the meeting was over, Colonel DIN John-
son, standing candidate for Congress in
this District, addressed the meeting. He
[ound fault with everything and every
body. Psor Danl nothing will settle his
Itch Tor Office go soon, or as well, es to get
The Democratic nomination for Congress in
his district. He has strivsn for It long,
and should now be rewarded by receiving
he empty honor. s.7tf4 a't5i3 M :; =,
It Is said that the Democratic Conyres.
,ional Convention will ba held here; a!so
he Republican. Come on, gentlemen.
you can be well fed and wasered here and
We welcome both OF You. AN the ad iuncts
II first class time can be had here, and
he Thirsty delegates inquiriug for the .'bar"
will not have to do 80 in vain. /. Fzd.,
TEACHERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTES,
The State Teachers Association meeta
,ere tomorrow, Julg=1st, and VIII cen.
inue its session for three daya:s Miss Ada
]olbear, teacher from Benwooo, ia the
irst ARRIVAL. She is the CUES: Of Miss An.
lie Bowers. = ...f S
Z There will soon be two fine Touring mills
lere. Both are in procesl Of eri ctisr.
|ohn s:snder's will be a"roilsr mill" hav-
ng all the improved machinery, while that
It Me:sra. Nuzum & Shunan will be a roll
er mill, and will also be fitted up with
,urs in the old style. E5TfE II, ,--7,-
The wharf and wharf boat are about de-
erted, still the boatl come aad go, getting
! isir share Of passengers and freight. Il
s the sincere wish Of the people that the
boats get business enough to make lair
wing. put it muat be for the greater part
n freight, not passengers, el lille is too
hort to spare the tima required to travel
,y the river. -. -! 5,9sls !.
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] lxyocKKD OUT BY MALAR14,

= s. Fa . H y y w.
I'm IN no condition to spar myself. I
have had 1t very bad with malaria, and I
don't think it would be fair to Mr. sulli-
van to have tnia match, al I am feeling
pretty good tonight, and I came here to
do the best I could. That is all there ia
in it" gsa
The people cried ashamf!'' and hisaed
and shouted Sullivan, you've lost your
reputation" ;" and made various other dep
recatory remarks, and then slowly and
sadly LETT the building. Itis estimated
that Sl4, eco was taken in.by the manage-
ment and that s. 900 covers all expenses.
So 7shs7sustfsa Mitchelf= Com binatiou
have $1e0C0 to divide as result of their
much talked Of and gratuitously advertised
'contessn : q, ll,izz7 i'5ii5 /. ~ s
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THE STAR ROUTE CASES.


Gel. Cooks Testimony Before the Com.
mittee-kxeiting ng Scene.
!: WAsHISoroy, June 30.-Ihe Springer
Committee to-day decided not to sdmit
further testimony by Colonel Cook rela-
tive to the charges contained in the state
meats made on Saturday by Generals
Swain and Boynton, regarding his COOKIE
connection with the Star Route cases.
When the announcement was made by
MIR. Springer, Colonel Cook arose and, in
. passion, said that the statements made
BY Generals Swain and Boynton were IN.
quaIihedly false and uniounded in facts,
Objection being made to MI. Cooks pro-
ceeding, he closed by in.imatiug that be
would seek Justice by petitioning Con.
gre.a Mr. Cooks law partner, MI. Cole,
then took the stand and denied the state
ments made by previous Witnesses which
reflected on him. ~ NJ
A DETECTIVES STORY. ~ s.
Col W.B. Wood, detective, ives then
called. He explained his connection with
the Star Route cases. He said Mr.. Wood
ward, in his opinion, wss acting ths part of
ascoundrel during his connection with the
Star route cases; and that he aided in put.
ting through fraudulent claims, &c. Wit.
nefs read letter which he had writ.
ten to Postmaster General Howe, charpine
that Mes1s Walsh, Gibson and Wood.
ward had entered into a conspiracy to
make remittance, or allowance, to Mr.
Walsh on certain route, the contract for
which was held by the latter. At this
point Mr.. Woodward entered the room,
AN EXCITING SCENE. E
Z Colonel Wood proceeded to deuounce
him as scoundrel, &:., reading from let.
ters which he had written on Star Route
matters from time to time. At the conclu-
sion of one Of these Mr.. Woodward de-
sired to put question to wines, and
made application 70 the chairman, where
upon Col Wood remarked: "Oh. Mr..
Chairman, let Mr.. Woodward, put his own
questions" Mr.. Woodward, then aeked
witness, in hested manner, if be meant
to say that he (Woodward) endorsed q cer.
tain claim. Col. Observation-Disclosures
you barEin my facs or I'll stand you on
your head, you little iyst"
The Chairman called witnees to order,
whereupon he begged pardon of the com.
mittee for allowing his excitement to get
the better of him.
5"But," ssid be, "eak that rooster over
here il he is going to put questions"
Mr.. Springer informed witne:s that such
language could not be tolerated. ,gs,.i
a few moments later witness was inter
rupted by Nj. Woodward, whereupon Col.
Cook, who Was st u present again arose
and in an excited way, referring to Mr..
Woodward's remark said: Nov Mr.
Chairman that is q deliberate and studied
lie." Order was again called. 81
Col Cock then informed Mr.. Woodward
that be would prove his character before
another tribunal in due time. : 80 z, .g',5
Congressman Kellogg will be examined
tomorrow !. Il. .s5!5'I :. q 1.- r. iS.sss q
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fOEEIGa FLAMES,

! The Theater Royal Of E linburS, burned
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lhs GntllYtnffr
1o.. IS npa " iourieen.h S.reeI
..ohio county Democracy has been
, ,.l!n,n, la.vJt BY the Hon. E. Willis Wilson's
rh,, mus. account for 1t.

So, candidates from Ohio county 60
l5In 5.Io,, The democratic State conven-
'sf s''T, n.noerst;c or Republican, Ohio
W.. -.a.,, node.;y Is monumental,
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MI. Fsazer thanked the Justice and re-
tired. rs is now searching for that pretty
oman5whs put him to sleep and then
robbed him. is5t q. .:
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4 rHaRfBLR TxA4pLE.

-. 49, y
Then the great Sullivan made his way
to the edge Of the ring and supporting him.
sell by the rope: he made a few remarks.
Hslcoked ea4terrible example" His hat
was unbrushed and hia clothes soiled. He
was bloated in his body and his face, and his
features were red and distorted almost be-
yond recognition. Standing in; tha attitude
ota loungsr at . bal, he esaid, in 3 hoarse voice.
that could be heard but 3 few feet away:"i
can't spar tonight; I'm too sick You may
think I'm drunk, but I amt; I'm sick. +
don't think it fair to give you "a friendly
aetto with Nj. Mitchell, for you didn't
come to see that. Z 7-.sf, =. .s-,s5I.5il a
Then the renowned aMr. Sullivan" was
heartily hisssd ssss & !! =; &.
Mitchell, who had ascended the plat.
form while "Ar. Sullivan" YVES speaking,
now came 70 the ropes and had his "little
say" Mitchell looked somewhat pale and
thin and his lips were. swollen and aore
looking. The Englishman sa;d ':.7''1
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'SIn conversation with them, he tried sby
air Arguments TO influence them in tayor
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KNOCKED DyOUT5 5BY5RUM.
me CHAMPION svccuMss Al. LAsr
70 aia Blttsrtzt Hs-Hs Appears h Dlispidsssd
csadlsios aad Pleads "siekssa''--n --nitehsil's
sp.seA-A Rival Of ssIiivsa poas U. 4
n. fhstsrdA,'s Games Of Bass BAN.

NEW Yoax June s0-Between 200 and
5000 peopls, including hundreds from
Boston and Philadelphia and large dele.
cations from Baltimore and Chicago went
to the Madison Square Garden tonight to
see glove contest arranged to take place
between Johns L. Sullivan and Charles
Mitchell. storiea circulated in the last
tewdsys concerning Sulliyans Drunkenness
and Aitchell's malaria did not seem to
ahaks the belief Of 4 good natured public
that the men meant to have . bona fds
and exciting contest In the early even.
ing 1t waa reported both boxers wers in
good condition. The Ifirss part Of the
nights programme, in which appeared
several members OF the Sullivan Com.
binston and others passed of
pleasantly, the spectators giving
hearty encouragement to the sparrers, A
tev minutes before 10 o'clock the great
John l. Sullivan, In street costume, stag
gered mp the steps leading to the platform,
accompanied by Bully O'Brien and another
man, who was said to be Df. VIII. Van.
derpool. OF the Ashland house. O'Brien
announced to the anxious crowd that the
doctor bad positively stated that ..Mr.
suilivan"was too III to spar. = He said that
rather than have the people disappointed
Domlnick MeCaffrey would spar Mitchell.
OtBrien was hootad. 81 ~.