The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-03
GOOD NEWS FOR FIGHTER&i
CIVIL JUSTICE MT1CaELDS ofUzo1
ON TIE MITCHELL -CORBETT co


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He Holds that Erhio'sions OF s
not BE Called Prise FGhes-Aa Spesss
that 10 Likely to Make Frofsssisssi osse
ora L,n,tea Nsmbs- OF Re..As rsshss..
Civil, Ju.,,s. Peter Mitchell h.. prepared a.
opinion on % tine sns corse ansop IA
has recently been submitted to him By several
parties Mr. & =. ssr. ii,
within the Jaw. anu .n n,a,ns 80 a,l ,o,.-s ~
'n AZ .n" a,,,.Spi, .,... IN. Language ussd by
Mr.. Mitchell cites tne ian.u ~. usc w ~
IT, lbs 1894. on the question Of whether soien-
20 ioo.' vi WY .,tI.is ,,os yio,.tion ~ the
w spsrns IN the esse against Sullivan and
Greenfield. and Justice Barrett discharged the
defendants on haboas corpus prooesdins.. ae.
ir'ona1y sDsrins match was not ,sssa n:
aason sanare anrdsn but they were a.
fey H. ,Sas ss.s ,,,,., nv III. Grand ,,r, and
brought TO trial in the Court Of Oyer and
VI, uiousn. " ." ,.n.,.a p.r.a.t .na ;nrs
ns maa ns Mr. iss IL
his 10. opinion. was whether the deisndants had
been engaged in serious physical ~, eonten.
ton in which each tried to exhaust tine n
or a ma 6e pc CVhSG an This WAS uues
cided that Sulliyan and Greenfield 1tat were nos
diSct MI aIs. Mens says the interYention
of the Snrerintcndent 81 Police to prSv sSs
a th sH bnn nrouo s Sf hetween MitoheI
iaWs Justice Mitchell also cites the apllp a.g
Tie ,l Sswfsn nsss !. s9 eye
SssTssn sssi and i Sstss:
In sham patt,Ss sparr nn sarinns ini,rv Ia IN.
By eSss ne and sS the %:
is itcSe says That the match between
was to receive certain part Of the Eeeeipts, Il
Sullivan didn't succeed IL KmoS hhfed am h tha
Bat Gcntnpss The fats presents presented in
t%osS in the saAivsn;%IIsOn. case =, Mt 4;
fhs an% o0!ss' TSsz
ly Of the same stature, Corp ,ed-o 0e}h1lg
scientific sparrsrs. IRE in iaet considered 70 70
the most exrert boxers n Epglandf o OF Ams s
ahss eIa ss' @
ensd Mth sreas cele ana s
are SO evenly matched ~ point q sclence a th
weight that neitner conse nuSI Ine 1thel IN tne
sm an IN e con1 Gs SIX NO
III viii! exists between the parties That
scientific point Of view will probably be con- a.
ceded; and TINS viii make me tne .enIersadhmehm n
win 60 to Madison SQUARE, Garden Gard to witness
the ~ Oh twS sac ios tSe View herein OK.
pressed that neither, can nor will injure the
| other Is that 1t is well known 70 al VINO nave
SA s4 q eG4es hs es
ss sf TO- S fsi tie nor M
readily i answered, In order t. giys pis,H:inS
eoa sape %nst Ge heaS
With the snd asf
sS% Fsss1 Sia s
sha% sds % pains
par9r himself as above indlGsted =, po,,.. Ia.
always avs s IeS himself t. be Wise. disSrsss.
and competept Official. ne VIII noi pSrm r tne
Police under him to make a. any .ooHs t or o@
SRd sS.
ininIed citizens are as fond Of seeing athletio
sports as they are OF Witnessing gooo perl0rmt.
ances at the theatre. Neither sHpeEtntendent
Murray nor MS woThy ana spiena ! MeeR9 ~
| Superintendent and Chle! inspector Wou!d re-.
peat the course folowed 6y Supe ant
Nalilng, make arrests ana preVenG sPorts
Where no iaW was violated ae Gniy to eaPefiencS
acts"
A., The opinion OF civil Justice Peter Mitcneli on
| tho subject OF g love contests IN public caused
q regular Juror IL sporting circles last night
throug hout the city. ihefe ID no amusemene
| in the line of sport which Is more popular than
glove contests. and sclentnc contesI Pc
| tween such expert boxers as MltcheI ana Cor
bett would I'LL Madison square Garden to
go" Scientific boxing is thing Which Sd hn y
contest between two well-known Knights Of
the IN wv asa MteseP oDinen Mar.
tin KIfy Wh9 Is one q the t pest o.
What! You don't mean to- say that an enore
Il being MADE to again nave g!9ve c0atesss IN
it is mot sfafy Seder to sesin
snG yhsua Nc St be s4 fhs' arc not illegal
" 1t VIII he u great uiShppOintm0nC 70 tn0