The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
SULLIVAN raxrs ms onUrI KIsDLr.
How ale Performs HIS rrciim,anry Work
with Teniner Casey.

with Trniner Casey.
"whnt a change In forty eight honrs!" said
an d-timer OF the prizo ring. ms he closely
scrutlnized John 1. Sullivan from hoad to foot,
aftor tho big fellows work ct tho Brooklyn
Hnndball Clubs court Inst evening. Il saw
him lcavo Johnston's on Tuesday night with
his trainer. that is. before he took any exer-
else and no did not look anything like man
who would DO 1T to do any kind OF training be-
foro n week ut least. But he now resembles
the John I. Sullivan OF old. only that he has
got to get that pouch of. and. as he has Just
ton weeks to do It In. I have not tho slightest
doubt but that no will succeed. Surely tho
liquor that he hns drank within the past week
or ten days could not hnvo hurt him much, for
no man could have taken of 30 much flesh
during the time that no hns boon Mt work with
out showing considerable distress. ind Sulli-
WINS appearance Just now don't indicate that
he has suffered very much. Ono thing Is cor
tain. no looks stronger md healthier than
when he first went into training to light Kill
rnin over three years ago."
Sullivan appeared to be o little stiff and sore
yesterday from tho effects Of his initial efforts
Hi Els work cheerfuliy. and Seemed to be well
quarters had boon selected: When he went EMIT e
he had passed a fairly good night, but there
" afoso about Ss
sss sssS nS, Il s.ssE s
n sSns nssdTs.s and suans hs
They rem remained in the court at lcast an hour,
ma %na MEsrkea o fon
pc pounds ' VIC" MS tISn had good rub down was
placed in bod with heavy woollen ral under
him and heavy. sweater encirclins his body.
was was; rubbed again. followed with q shower
bath Ho was then subjected 70 another rub rub
@ SRs ana Sazs F9 liz es as
hungry about tIs time and inter on i hours S,s
good. big top ,slrloin steak. WITHOUT any at
tachmcnts atall. only two slices OF dry toast
At s o'clock there was big crowd in the
Of th &c S fGS ho 6E ?w wor
He and his trainer started into q walk, at an
S cnS sS init na "ns os f hs ScHa
about Two minutes. when they travelled q, the
sss May wt sS Big ssh0 s1S ahS
signs OF distress. This was tho last exercise
ofthe dry; and hs retired to bed early. ,.u.s :,
de der talk Moran says that while John is in
training no Will look AlteT tue Iut'eI HOW
drama, OF which three acts havo already teen
writt0n by Edmund Fl. Price Of this, city.
Speaking OF the now piocc. yesterday sullivan
said Il have renaI over two nets and ! Ike
drama viii 20 on Sept. IA next at Manchester.
~ e sHe saaae and viii e
open to spar any man living"
Canoe Place Inn. tho training quarters Sc
lectcd for Sullivan. Is spoken Of very highly by
those who arc acquainted with tho locality.
In fact. It is claimed that Charley Johnston
struck the biggest kind Of luck when he
eiinehed tho bargain With h. Proprieto, MH%nby
will be four rooms for tho party. which will IN
clude sullivan. Phil Casey. Jack Ashton. Sulli
vans young Jap. whom no got In San Francis
co. and bio another attendant. -,
You will box some with AshtonT was
asked OF sullivan.
II never did any boxing In my training and
will not commence now" was his reply, 81
don't believe in 1t: 1t lnnkos man dead slow.
Fighting the football makes u man Iuick er.
and that is all will DO in the hitting limo
A few DAYS ago sullivan purchased OF A. g.
Spnlding 4 Brother q set OF training para.
phernalin. Tho list includes twel I've sweaters
six OF heavy wool and six light ones, two
dozen Turkish towels: n ten-pound ball. fol
throwing backward and forward: dumb bells.
Weighing from one to four pounds each; two
pairs Of training Shoes and other thinss.