New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
"SLUGGERS" UNDER ARREST.
SULLIVAN AND GREENFIELD IN CUSTODY.
THEIR FIGHT ~ MADISON SQUARE GARDEN STOPPED
by MR.. wAILivG-REiEAsED ON BAIL

| THEIR Fdiir ~ MADISON SQUARE GARDEN STOPPED
| ny MR.. wALIING-REiEAsED ON BAIL.
III was evident from the appearance OF
Madison Square Garden at o'clock last night that
certain legal proceedings which took place Monday
| hai hai their deterrent effect upon those who
usually patronl1e the so-cnlled spnrrlng matches
IN which John T.. Sullivan ~ BOSTON, IL accustomed 10
di'rla, his athletic agility For time pnst interest
nH oren felt among certain class IN the prospect ~
witnessing n setto between Mr. sullivan and ono
All G"ehheld who has lately from
England with OH tho blushlng honurs
of rnsilistio championship thick upon him Tho
"mhi'h ~" hight" ~ the contca IA yaronsly named
10y Those concerned In tho routs Of law aud the privacy
~ h'lr uoihrAtic hratha respectively originally
SCI uoWh iut Monday evening Unfortunately The an
th"iitlea were ~ Tho opinion that NJ sullivan hal had
hs muoh fhh ~ pounding 0ihnf men ~ public
f"i several thousand doafs IN receipts good fof
MN 'hn result ~ iha nnhind view ~ things al
poaiod In yesterdays fnHusr was tho ponenent ~
the match Tor points untl last night
Nh'i"'i " was mat tin public we're AFRAID that The
ahlr would prove tame" that the authorities would
prevent ans hard hitting. whether they Disguised
~ lhrlr lh'ofile falling 10 knock Professor" iafn
out last week " II difficult The fact remains tnat
The crowd outside The Garden suoh small dlmen-
SlonS lat Que could pass through II without damage To
such uhc0hsdcrcd rifles coats AID hats while the
empty benches inside the vast space far outnumbercd
mos, occupied when o'clock struck. The advantage
o s sparse population % the Garden Ia those present
was no small one, Tor In place Of the sliding
t'Olcnt OF stale and the
empty space created dIaught which II chill aud sharp,
al least adaptrd In measure breathing pur
Ioaes toward O'Clock the spectators began to grow
weary oI tAcrrauhg Mayer ldsOn ana the fOilre '0m
nssioners whose representative In the pei Of Snpe
M, , "'i , wa prseut 10 see mat lne boxers i
h"i s'cp OF sulhc beyond me lnlt imposed ny sein
Judiciary. They found what food for laughter and
synpahzlng chan they could IN the sight Of Police Cap
IAN lahN ejccilhs Two lnebriaicH with Wholesome
ceeri'y from ia Garden they smmlcI vigorously with
hint To the management that watching empty plat
iorn was SLOW woik. ana they talked nnl the buH oil
hive Oi bees
Among those who thought that half night was better
Norris M j. Dan, Harry I'LL. ~ g. tazauran, samuel
smith, Thomas Roche. John J. quinn. oliver Charilck.
James Patterson Inspector liyrnes. James W. tniller
y Wright sanford. Colonel Charles Spencer. and H. {.
Brown When at "A few mnntes after o'clock Two
yo ltns clambercd into the twenty-ou foot ring
were greeted kindly by me weary crowd. Kinder
stu we're the euOSums passed when the youths
who said by "a stout man IN II pea iacaet
to Ue Young" Carrgan and Young" White began to
pound each other unnrrclfny. Then appeared fid
dlcr" Neary. gray headed New-NOrk veteran and
Jack" Keenan,. of Philadelphia. aud said ditto to their
predecessors. Then Ior wcnty minutes the spectators
stamping OF feet began again tul Jimmy" Kelly
and " Jerry Murphy appeared and went through their
sn sI" Denny i@S GoSs.h '''o'"''e o0 i"'"0"
Atlast aer further wal, the patience of the crowd
vas rcwaidea movement among those clustered round
the western entrance roar from the whole house ana
lane parted as by magic through the hundreds cust
cred round the platform. and the quisherors or
the evening, sullivan and Greenfield, accompanied
10y their ctOuds ANA packers bowed dWkWdrty IN
~pon~c othraplau~c lhy were ares cd IA regular sp
rug tune >ulvans waist being girdlcd with bright
green handkerchief Greenfield seated about 62 pounds,
while his opponent has lost title OF the 1917 pound.
h. weighed last week. while the men were stripping "n
their Charley" Johnson, VINO acted referee,
introduced the Two men 10 the spectators Nhen
stripped Greenfield showed a wcl-but hIgl-checkcd-
boued young Euglishman, with wicked expression
about the thin hrs He seemed in perfect condition ana
betrayed no signs of nervousness. SULLIVAN APP
pcarcd IN better condition than he did last week
and had ugly look about his heavy features When
the two men stood up ahd time was called Tor me hrS'
round ouiyans superiority In height ana weight wa
evident For second the men eyed each other
without making amoton. Then they began To move
aud easy confident air and sullivan with his usual
panherlikc restrained energy Fora few seconds they
tented and spared lightly, Greenfield keeping well
away from hi- antagonist then the latter led aud
singing blow fell ON sullivan's face. This
the shtnS with some warmth but found it incull to
land on The Ensllshman 80 agile were the latter move
menis Greenfield I'm two lish taps aud then
clinchcd. When they broke he danced round the
Bosop man and s sge in was as s9S EPS a.
Again they cnched and though sullivan dld some good
again after rapid interchange ~ leads ana counters
sui ivan rushed in wickeuly and was beginning 10 mt
out Here. ly when time was called.
iNrrnrERrNcr or THE POLICE.
Atthe beginning Of the second ruund. sullivan, with
his evidently up. rushed In with his deadly right
hand. bnt fell shurt else cleyerly parted by
Greenfield ne again clinched though he mad nlrenly
been warned b., the master of ceremonies. and he
tuke away Sullivan hrgan Ia dq terrific execution
un the Ensllshman and he was violently fnplly herrm
lns WI sipl when apparently ip gain tine hn rhrhpd
again ~ mntpn captain Williams WA Vh the sinsr
siphr burned Nurl vs. each man anh lhpt were
Wana had followed JUDGE Barrett hl 'ltr ah ARRESTED
tho men the lev Na7 ACTUALLY Niuifirl me
,iuw hWiu and hissp hni tn hn purpose lhpf hhd ~
leave the hall uniihh platoon ~ ilipr tunll
ate them while tho hNhirrhris were escorted w. tpif
dressing iiuuia hi iauhih Williams
iihli hour afitfNHih a hnllti. rinip'slp
tTaiir fhrnu "a ihu han hhh aihsh ~ linAlWaf headed
la tin inlnihtAu captain aud his pdpilNus Arrived 81
Ia.
amid tho cheers of the crawl, Whlu MS ilNhl Was
Missed as vigorously. Whon thnH arrived The room
nearly fun superintendent Malns was thrie ahh
~ Detective irire win four CORY h"AlhE gloves
Eicha h. Fox, w. T.. Haring' Harry iii ANA several
other sporting" lights were also gathered Iouhd tue
stove. ...,,. ...,..
prisoncrs sullivan with hangiog' sullen look, chew
Ing a toOthpI,k, ana Greenfield looking rather scared
Placing them IN front Of the SerseAns desA Tie captain
said .,
The usual questions as to names, residence age,
and so ON were asked. Sullivan gave his age as
twenty-seven, and his residence "a Boston.
profession lquor-ealer. Organized said r. he
land lie added that he could neither read
nor write and was ga beer 'ouse keeper;
"Iiquor4l dealers" explained the captain who added,
Superintendent walling is the complainant,
YOU baill" turning to sullivan who nodded
savagcly and jerked his thumb towards Mr. Fox. who
said he would 20 his bail "HaYc you T. to Grcenncd,
who seemed myshcd until Mr.; Fox broke III
Eventually however. Harry" Hill became surety for
Greenfield and Fox for Sullivan and the re-
leased to appear this morning.
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