The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-12
any price to ride. 90 they tumbled into the

tired horses were thumped Into Q run back to
amused iself By who"pihs and shomtins S.G a%d
hsTs the m,s d9Srs we're orsnsh the ian Gsgsn
Some ticket holders never got In.
The doors we're kept omen. until the men
' 81 se SS'fas fn sast
dred more ticket holders had BEEN eE's edmittei
ssF % sS1s T. sse., issued the
spSrts, who arrived late. had tickets which
they could not get in. They could not have
ionni their re ,eryed seats II they had been al.
y %s Ts ou hiy sos hs su.
bs s way viii be arranged to-day f.r
81 mG aSoyu On n, sEs.
and a. z big sum laced snort said: ,,r
I1 Ihey,,s all right, how're only working"
eheered Whenever they heard cheers inside
they had heen cheering. about. Some OF the
nn "Is seM b ones elmse NJ on ths root
mon had the very best positions to be had. and
were enyied BY all who saw them.
., once inside the great ram bling frame struc;
came throuEh the haze Ike the buzzinG Of 80
is q model OF Mi that is dear to the hearts OF a
prize fighter. aud those who have a longing for
inc short haired fraternity was pitched on the
The seats ross SHARPLY on all sides until the
hh e OF many OF the spectators touched the
mist. which was white or blue accordIne TO
the angle at which the rays Of the electric
m ,,ghrs; that sputterod in tho ra'ters. shone
ut, It Was as. motley. throne that gazed down
tho fGh b ssher
Austin Gibbons. the ,stalwart Patsrsonian.
their sRi ssri1 Fonts sulr fs
splendent with diamonds, Were. clustered in
mediate vicinity o, the ring. separated from
their less we .lthy but equally sportiye breth:
Yard 81 ba ff wio SIX xhsh s Spp ss
sE"y :os behind n. E.e Ths sSsh s
g fashion vanishing at about tho tenth row
wer. discarded and there wers Whole acres Of
white shirts. SCARCELY any OF them ornamentsd
hs Or d Of hsss 1" ,sc .cmSss
flannel shirts Ct Paterson mechanics. friends
T,eSons to the core were tE be
the sports were flush or broke. the thick. short
neck and the closely cropped skull were ubi-
whose hearts warm to The scraprer which had
an me- extensive reorganization.
whichever way, fancy or the odds should die
battle schona shToash bs
81 .sao Would S le 0a
q, lis back to see that he got =
was flying for high game in tackiine McAulifis.
as clever man as, as evor put up band and
Ing compelled to fight at regulation light
The out ci.town division from Boston. phila:
the ring serving to make him a strong iayorite
PVT W, Their hands. the odds ruling 500 to
SO, The Patersonians were content to lie low
time a. they eondent H e1p.ctsi The odds 10
Gibbons wosla no. S:sin to sht iii alter the the
each other 70 while away the time: ,alIibeine
together al the stipulated time. Soon after
cigars were nuired with more vieor Than was
good for the lungs of the smokers and
sSe 81 T shs ys. afoIt to sh
gentle tones. View minutes before 8 o'clock.
electric gong which was to mark time gave 8
few preliminary tng-e .ings. and tho hearts Of
The ssc eas. 10 be se!Ved 1 JoRa ksly.
the official timekeeper: stood near. the gong.
headed cane. and the dead-eame sports In the
sests the ring were wi Tit
a seat to DO. had. and moment later the
eroyd burst into TIaaptnr3us cheers as Austin
laced tightly. and short stockings that came a
%as ss White s
Gibbons a.. Vas attended by his 5fGt aH
crowd waited for MeAulife. Aho was trife
LIE sitsr o'elGsk." :, sa,d Austin Gibbons.
Ss sF the Which hour m"s Tst for tis h nus 70
and 10 s on1 too % tbs at h
and as he men weighed At s:55 in room oi
Me Nc iiIa thardiaess 80 ~ S''0 A'"'' '0f
Got good cigar II your pocket" onerleh
;%is On his face. Yes alter you're through
Gs Ss E Rson
Ead ont bs Tetsh ss :. here
4. p % tue ssS cut q
shouted the crowd, and while they were shout
of,the day. made his, appearance through a
side door and climbed through tho ropes.
He wore his. old blue tights. canvas shoes.
with rubber soles and his shoulders were GOV.
sed Ey huge 9rs T unn %a # lSs
heard through tho din. - want to say." he
test. without favor g anynodyy."
Hayes, now elbowed their way through the
!hrong to me stage. The .Captaip handed
authorities OF Hohoken. Dunn read it with a
very grave fnce and said: j." Is it for me 7"
" Yes for you or anybody else" was Cant
Hayes RESPONSE. as he nlonRed lIs peerspiripe
brow. The paper was mott iication that the
authorities would rlGorousy prosecute any;
body 1.-THE law wni violated Dpn , hoshe AMI
hends together. McAnii,e and gibbons were
Ing Quantity Of ro-in no to be used on THO
They were Of the regulation dark tan am, morocco
not ppdGy pillows. but looked, slender anu
light; dangerous weapons in tho hands OF men
who knew how 10 usa them. The gloves were
speedily adjusted md both sat eyinG each
cred that his Gloves wero q trie hort. and