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dresses were also made by Charles F. Buck,
Michael Mahn and others.
SulIiyan,s Views of Other Pugilists.

dresses were also made by Charles F. Buck,
Michael Mahn and others.
SulIivan's Views of Other Pugilists.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22d.-Your CORE
spondent interviewed Sullivan to-day, who
said This is the first time | was ever
really interviewed. l hayeseen purportedi
interviews with me in the papers, but all
were spurious. Mccartney is a good man,
but he tells too much He is always talk
ing Mitchell and Greenfield are excellent
pugilists, but the latter cannot stand the
punishment the former can. Mitchell Is
the most artistic fighter | ever met,
and is brim full of courage. He fears
no mans fists. Ryan is greatly over
rated man He has neither strength nor
science. | don't know whether he can
manage to raise 5000, but it is my
opinion that he can't manage to raise
5000 cents After Mccartney and l have
met will fight Ryan and Burke on the
same day in the same ring, one night after
the other. Burke is Il clever man indeed,
but he has no Furnishing powers. He has
a good left arm, and often does effective
work with it. If he had rs much strength
as he has science, he would be more
dangerous man to meet than he is. Burke
could not stand punishment in a long
fight either, but as far as he is concerned
as a fighter he is about as good a
man as either Ryan, Mitchell or
Greenfield" He spoke well of Cleary
and Dempsey, but said Tug Wilson
was a coward throughout. T" I've been
wild, to be sure, but have been misquoted,
and the newspaper stories about my eSca-
pades have been greatly exaggerated. 1t IS
common thing for me to lie in bed in the
morning and read about how | kicked over
peanut stand at midnight, when in reality
l was in bed an hour before that time. The
result is that the public know me as q bad
man, but I'm not
Maryland Village Nearly Destroyed by
Fire.
BALTIMORE, March 2d.-A special to the
american from Homecoming, Md, says lire
destroyed almost the entire business por-
ton of that village this morning, which en-
tailed a loss of $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Homecoming was nearly destroyed by fire in
1881.
A $4,000 Blaze.
NEWARK IN. J.l, March 22d.-A fire in
100 Market street tonight caused loss of
$4,000, distributed among several occu-
pants. Insured.
The President Pew-holter.
WASHINGTON, March 22d. = President
Cleveland has rented a pew in the First
Presbyterian Church of this city, of which
Rev Dir. Sunderland, formerly Chaplain
of the United States Senate, is pastor
The Newly Appointed First Assistant
Postmaster-GeneraI.
WASHINGTON, March 22d.-Mr. Hayes,
the newly appointed First Assistant Post
master General, will leave for Florida
shortly He will take the oath of office, SO
that he may designate some one to act for
him in place OF Crosby. This action was
suggested by Postmaster-GeneralV Villas and
approved by the President.
Closely Contested Pigeon Shooting
Match.
FoRT WORTH TEX, March 22d.-The
unfinished pigeon-shooting match between
Dr. Carver and w. A. Penrose, at San
Angela, was shot over this afternoon, and
was won by Carver, with a score of rs to
IS, against strong wind. The match
was for purse of 81, 800 at 100 live birds,
thirty yards rise, with the use of both bar
rels.
A Skating Rink Dynamited."
GIaARDsvILLE (Pa.), March 22d.-Dy-
Mantle placed under the skating rink last
night by an unknown person exploded,
tearing out the end of the building. There
was a large crowd in the building, but no
one was hurt.
Heavy Snow-storm in the South.
FoRrREss MONROE (Va.), March 22d.-A
snow-storm set in at 3 o'clock this morn
ing, and lasted all day. 1t was the heaviest
here in ten years.
RiddIeberger to Address the Irish Revo-
IutiOnists.
New YORK, March 22d-United States
Senator Riddleberger has accepted an invi-
tation to address meeting of Irish Reyo-
Iutionists IL New York on the 18th.