The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-14

INSTRUMENTS. a skiful boxer. o dead shot, a
champion swimmer. and the lie Of any party
fun makers. for his humor. was Of the sponta-
nsI9u s oriGinGl order and fairly dubbed out
roer. lie was born in oliver street twenty six
years ago. ana lived in the neighborhood ever
since Ho had all tho characteristics OF the
never degenerated into the 3ut;; and;;9pt tough.
fighter u ex ,i skill. still he never
display as ks powers % e'e males peapo aaeR
seemed to have been his aim from boyhood up:
And he kept that object in view till the last
II Fatsy's younger days Mrs ;Doody kent
the s 2veF hs
srons q family reIatTyss the other night.
The boarders, slept six in a room. and u rue
ton between half II dozen exasperated men in
the dead OF night grew to be common occur
Doody's accomplishments should turn to the
tsrys Flats Sf having quite S London
ewas to Dcods III hea Among aes tie popa:
III aG by RSdo rpd rsnyd c
faRsis sff 3 bSssa Sssps
to , say :" WHAT hat form form they TOOK Ru 10
% o oat J% saksq nss his s
heinz at hG SSM Tk tSs
test sn an me- ncdent osearred shawns ' Poedys
calling. In the last round his antics caused
iaask oBrioa ASKED Patsy What thss merr
sS thse nlsf 1ra goG dSksS
down hastily, and in. the moment Doody
SWING his right on his opponent's Jaw and
boCdy rs ha tsrSss t de-
feated such men as Ed tahill pats brothsrl
Lew Dewey, Peter spe5ry. steve Bone Bone; Billy
Jack Day. There was but one fault with Patsy
as fighter Owing to his weak eolstitutIion,
the name OF having but little sand" on nc-
count OF this AZ. dread Of punishment IN = con,
e rs to brnr an eham
plonshlp down town. Danny OBrien follow
Among y D,oodyI's pupils s, are Sim Collins.
nett Tom Welsh. Mike Leonard. Joe slasson;
the downtown lighters He was is The oriena-
tor Of Goored boxing tournaments. and such
b5SN o sh til snS o SrF snd w Sas and
Katie otonnor. daughter q John o.Connor;
Public Works with carts for SO many years
that he Is pofnnary pc to be M"rh
man owns I the property in Oak street in which
his fnmily and Patsy and kntie live, ram
shackie old anair OF TWO Stories, with u large
The dwelling is u frame rcminisccnce OF fifty
years ago. only to be reached from the court
yard by crazy stairway. and II stranger at
korcIessiy lost. Valuable ground is taken up
in tho rear by q dozen broken down stables.
There Is room for two tennmentS on the prop,
np I'D M t a na hS %
him saId PATSY; one time "and as I'm Iiving
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anything you like about tho old man: he
never hear Of it: he's deaf. Tho old woman is
cent she'd buy n iiv",ccnt candle to find it."
Doody's widow Is n swcet-taced young girl,
and under other circums stances would he rather
comginess suggests tnnt living above .dozep,
stables mny not DO a drnwtark to health and
beauty. Whatcyer may ho tho exterior and
construction Of tho building. certainly the fur
1t seemed as il the population of tho Fourth.
Sixth and seventh wards had come to honor
the dead genius last niTht, lngress To- the
boxer was popular. despite his many faults.
T Toy Mrs. Sa1aHn s 1"" hav mmSH
on us and the holy virgin protect us. But it's
good hoy that has gnn. away; sure. it was
only last Monday night was laying, on the
over md pokcd fun ut me. And now he's
lying dead, On. musha wurra!" That's what
Poor little Katie Doody was the most sorrow
ful mourner OF all. For months she had at
tended Patsy. always hoping for the best. As
her husband faded away before her eyes she
inicTeascd her care and for months has had but
1t has been decided to keen" Patsy until
Sunday: and meanwhile the luost noteworthy
glass OF whisEey and u pipe awaiting all
comerS.