The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-16
NAHER Is ON THE WARPATH.
HE WANTS TO TACKLE AMI OF THE
BI0 xTGHZERS.
4 Despatch Seat TO Maher's Bneke r, Askins
Hin fhe will Pit Him A Against Choynski-
o6.O0O Now Ready to be Put Up on Nah r.

a Despatch sest TO Makers Baeker, A.kins
HIN Nhe will Pit Him Against Choynski-
eAeeo Now Ready to be Put Up on Mnher.
A nRht between a couple Of good men OF the
largest size will be arranged in a day or two.
II the Indications OF yesterday 60 for any
thing. Billy Madden and Pete Mahcr. the
Irish champion. were down town challenging
all the best-known men. and they had money
to back their offer. Madden was especially
warm in the way he described the situation.
Peter Maher Is the only man OF the whole
l9k" he said. who will fight y. The rest are
What Peter calls pantomime boxers. Here
is a proposition that ought To convince the
public that we mean business; Within twenty
four hours after acceptance. will place 5000
10 the hands Of any responsible rarty. to fight
Corbett. Jackson. Mitchell. Ftzsimmons
Hall. or Blavin. before any club that will
give q purse. Mind you. I don't say
the biggest purse q term that is often
used In Issuing q challenged my man
will light anybody before any club that both
sides can agroe upon. II Corbett won't fight
In the California Club there are two othet
clubs In San Francisco and two In New Or
leans. any one OF which is quite acceptable
TO ua
rs IL not true" continued Madden to
party Of dozen mon who wero listening.
that Naher Is the only one among the So
called champions who has been ready for
weeks to fight any OF them7" The party as
ssnted. "You can bet 1t Is" Madden went on.
''and now intend to make him tho champion
In TACT"
Howl" was the unanimous inquiry
IN tell you. shall challenge John l. Sui.
Ivan. and put up my 5000. II Sullivan &C.
espts all right. II Maher Is beaten. John L
vill still be the champion. as he has been ever
since he won the title I have belief. how
ever. that Sullivan will accept this offer. but II
he declines Maher will meet the first man who
replies favorably to this challenge. and. as I
said before. my 5000 viii be deposited
Eithin twenty.four hours Il makes no dit
Hsss hin. They say sSat aahsr wants Ispu:
tS ep; e ass E'S0 them 0ne' or make all these
DpEins the stteEn9Sn 1,,. Sun reporter made
ether; and to the Captain Madden repeated
you know. Mr. Madden" said. Capt. vii;
Known Is he should b sP rank With E the best
ssSned their reputatiens VIZ would i. not
Re beats ckoynski 2 le would hnse u Setter
Ss 91tsh xe 81 ds %sud
match him with GhoynsEi q no time. pro-
yided there was large enough money to win.
but am tied down. Tony Sage OF Dublin.
without qualification. to match him against
t Hnbea ten men only have no discretion r.
suppose." said CAPT Williams, in his slow.
way hat should Sasis to I9Iny
s9AftRss 6Ghoynski before the Olympic Club for
"H Says says yes to that returned Mad
SisDl.ys viii s suit to dot yum 10 u'ua'
due t o.day. WAS 'sN' W 'Ase' anu = reply 10
S|nSypsh is great ghter His wesht s
IT, hR a 70 Hek poan ssd Who ~eh ss
fop. He gave Joe Goddard, the champion Of
the Barrier. who weighed 22O pounds. two
terrific four-round fights. though he was
beaten n both: The Australian papers all
ChoynskL Maher will be at his level in
weight and. IL the Irish champion wins. he
will be fully entitled to = match with anyb body,
for Goddard IL held to be In Australia far and
Swsy y- a60vs any champion that that country
Maher VIII undertake tonight to stop Joe
Godfrey Of Port Richmond at tho Ariol Club In
Philadelphia- Godfrey Is q 210-pound man.
JAKE Sss three bs ToHpds
e OF the giant build. but Maher told Sun re-
porter yesterday that he might be as big as
n sd tn Hotel and yet not able to
from his club yesterday. but said they. we're all
ct private nature. From his general tone Of
reply to inauiries. however. It appeared that
ssd
and would not offer o purse for him to win
nom any other boxer.