The evening world., 1888-08-02

"I cswnt DO n, 'caer Know. Hayi,n
fen snort In reaching Murphy's stomach. No exc
cution. Murphy was waiting for Hsviin to wind
himself
THrRrY-sIcoNp ROUND Two hours and fifteen
minutes Of lighting aud IL was attn either mans
battiei Hsviin got In one on the stomach, the
only effective blow.
1HisrY-THrRD ROUND. Murphy showed more
LIE, counterinE on Havin's face and Jaw and
neatly escaping from q terrific stomach blow.
THIRTY FOURTH round. Jack McAuiiYe
passed around O few sand Tho crowd was
pretty hungry. Botu men reached the stomsch
Havln three imes.
THiRTY-FirTH ROUND. -Havl,n's left eye was re-
opening snd was now nearly as good a. the right.
He landed on the cheek and Murphy on the night
eys, Both men spared cautiously.
reach Murphy's stomach.
THIRTY-sEyENrH RouNp. VERY little done.
THIRrr-EieHrH ROUND. Only a few light ex-
Thirty ROUND. Murphy, on Barney
Aaron's advice, tried to use his hight. He landed,
swing mp cut Havlins left hand sweiled steadily.
FoRriRTH RouNn -Haviin aot In two or three on
Mnrphy's stomach. Murphy countered lightly.
FoHTY-nRsT ROUND. Almost nothing was done
In this round, although II was easily seen Murphy
talk around the rins-slde OF making II q draw.
Tom 0'Rourke declared he would accept q draw
FoKTY. SECOND ROUND. 1t looked like q deciaing
round. Both vent In and fout hit desperately.
MURPHY made the pace, but Havlin rallied alter
every hump and returned splendid counters. Both
bled afresh.
FosTY.THnp Rouxp. Nothing done. navl,n's
legs nothered MIN, and he lifted his feet high 10 he
stepped about sni stepped back TO rub his legs.
FoRTY-FoURrH ROUND. Murphy was knocked
down with q smash IN the side Of the head, but
after,
FohTI.rryTH RoyNp;-Thipgs very slow; moth
i Ing done. SlevAn MgMauQ here offered k100 evan
FonTf.sIxrH ROysp.."I,m going to light now !"
said Murphy, and sailed In. Havlin hit him q
.'Foul" was claimed at once for Murphy, and
FoRTY.sEvBNTH ROUND. This was q terrific
round. Havlin was lou ht TIL he staggered across
,hs ring, b1t when they %clinchsd, at the ropes,
wranele over the time. Weir offered 500 even on
FoRTr-EIoHTH RogsD, tcontinued,. Murphy
spared instead Of forcing matters, as he should
have. you had me tnen,' said Haylin. with a
iser on his fearful visage, but Murphy was TOO
FoRTr-NIxTH ROUND. They could do nothing
The drawn result was a ioreseen conclusion.
b hoi.k rsfe ire backed ss9sa a Si1 pay II wan. ne w W aon: S,aT 10 u; !:
draw. Murphy finally said: "rm willing to do
but the wise advice Of the referee finally prevailed
and the puailists were order. d to shake hsnd,.
murphy AT once mnue Tor spider Weir, and
boz gel for q fight under London prize-ring rules.
Tlere 10 little doubt Weir will q hit.
The hi hest encominms were passed or the
gameness skill and endurance of both men by the
returning spectators. They fought three hours
and nfteen minutes
Among the 8 ectators were Tom Gould, Pupilista
Charley Norton, George YounI, JACK Ashton.
'.Spider" Weir, VINO came 10 chalie nRe the win
uer; Luke clark, Barney Aaron, Steve McMaugh,
Of Providence: Actor Maurice Barrymore. Boston
sporting men-J. Cullen, Dan Murphy, once the
mighty Sulliyan's RI ht-hand man: Larry Kiilian,
Johpny Hyde, Jimmy Colyille, Billy Mahoney and
Ned GeougheRan: New York %sports-J Try F1tz.
patrick, Jimmy Wakely, Phil LINEN, Jim Aeker.
man. Capt. Jim Barclay. Tommy Ray and Billy
| Madden.