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The sun., 1893-03-07
At the IIaudbaIl Courts.

In THE Sun OF last Friday there statement made
on the authority of Superintendent Rice OF Brook
lyn Clubs court that John CUnnor did not show I'm
until shortly before O'Clock the afternoon of the
previous Wednesday for tho purpose fulfilling his
engagement with Mickey Lennon. Furthermore IL
WAS said that Connor declined to proceed with the
match. claiming that darkness would overtake them
and postponement would be necessary. Connors
version of tho affair is entirely different To Sun rs.
porter yesterday, he said:
The man who gave THz Sun that story did not tell
the truth ! was to meet Lennon tho Wednesday in
lie suggested When got to the court aud 1t was long
before oclock there was four.handed match being
n,i anh n ,hSssS woaa no, ges
was that lennon ana myself would be entitled to tho
single.handed game was arranged between H. Mai.
COIN rnd W Schmidt. and when Patrick Louehnan
deferred until the match game Concluded he was
told thnt the two held the and would NAV
Lennon that the match would have to be nut on butS
he would maine afuture ,iats would be on hand. I
told that If he mad been present the game wapis
have been played on lime These the facts OF
hn H rats o and n all ask is fair play Another thing
retire" ,'fN"N N"
The veteran court in Centre stres Brooklyn, viii bs
tho scene Of u great game March H. Four OF the
crack OF thnt SECTION wi take part and the re-
rn!t VII !isely Lead in restoring the Interest In tho
Mi"fdan u npd Jerry Dunn pair of seasoned players
end but "6id By Gosh and = r. appssr to- be srse
tavortes ~ present To make The occasion more at.
raiy and tsailnq Tie SV% ia,isr iS"has
lorHmgny .eientinc player and very popular with the
Alderman Dunne Courtney SAYS he viii take Grady ~
u partner against any two men In tho world,
The sun., 1893-03-07
Fighter. AZ New ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. March G-GfBbohs and DAILY
will come over from Bay St Louis tom orrow
morning for their fight before tho Crescent
City Club. A representative OF the Crescent Club
paid visit to the training quarters Of both
DAILY and Gibbons He reports that both men
are In the best possible condition for the fight
Tomorrow night. and each are anxious for the
fray. and very confident OF success.
DAILY has already got down to weight. and no
indulged yesterday in light exercise only. He
spent portion Of tho day on short hunting
expedition. In which he was attended by his
trainer and tho Crsscents man. He took only
light exsreiset to-day. lust enough to Keep
WHO have Visited him lately arc very iubiant
over his line condition and his bright pros
Tom Allen. who is, great friend Of Charley
would only fight in New Orleans Corbett has
no right to object to the town: Hehas fought
here before and hs g gos { iaIr deal ,o,o .,,,
ring forevaK To-day he has changed his mini
and wants to light again. Ho says:
The purse is gone and have been licked;
and there % Is no so er',nS oyer spilled m
bad. Thought could lick Smith even with
these disadvantages and l tried.
oona the tn 81 as Gat
that was going and that had made mis-
calculation. did not hear tho referee count
After the light, told Madden that 4 had
been licked by a second class man. and that
would retire from the ring. Ho advised me
not TO do SO, but TO try to get on y match with
he s viii give We me me another Chance. ~ II we Were were
to fight over 1 could put him out In seven or
siRnt rounds
The sun., 1893-03-07
Racing Results at New Orleans.

was hard and fast. Tho weather was fine and
the attendance large There was very fair
Amount OF betting. and as The Judge and
Speedway were the only winning favorites. 1t
was In favor OF the books.
Firtt Race--SellinK; hvs furlonga Bertha B.. 0l
lshisldG Q TO >, won by half a length; Fancy Free
,,sscond Raee-sel!ing: hve turlongs; surxet. III
inss[ il2 Richardsop, Tt9 second Little Baltic
Third Kace-ssling Six furionas fhe Judge 90 (sar.
gentl to won bytt NO lengths yasuli. 81 (KniGhp
Ito secoad Winnie Woods. IT nulierrss). IL to !.
Shird. Time, l;lJ,
Fourth Race-Selling; six furlongs. Tee Mike. 1Io
(icDonald, to J, won by half length; ModjeskA %
"a Eaytonh ste 1. second; Tramp. II? tsloanl. Btol
yit.h RassmSs!ng: =. % one mile spssdway. 19S !aIiD
100 {shisids to J. second; Dolly MOBILES. Io3 (sar
Gsnt), to ]. third. Time. l;t3k. =
The sun., 1893-03-07
tshxf xorAs yr0ronfl cur rmaE-
LEH0E ~.
Essiish Ysehts,e. Arersea over she Ce--
isg visst Of the Navshoe.


E.giish Ysehtsnen Arcusea over the Ce.-
isg visss Of the Navshoe.
The london fyetd OF Feb. 25. In diseus ssine
ROYAL Phelps carroil's challenge for the Royal
Victoria Cup and the conditions governing
that trophy. snys.
According ID telerrams from America. the
New York Yacht Club has now formally
authorized o challenge to be made on be-
half OF Mr.. Royal Carroll for the Royal VIC
toria Yacht Club gold cup. and ws pre-
sumo the matches will comb OF In the middle
OF August Bs that ume there will bs no dim
Guilty. We should say, In Aelectine 4 CUB de-
fender. as the three large cutters tlsatlng out
Valkyrie) will by that time have dstel-
oped their merits. great deal Of anxisty
appears to be display cd lest difficulty should
xahoes scN bs eentre5soard sh9uiA hydraulic
s IN
motor. !as II oniy. becomes u mover when the
dd hot tss egms Ss in mnnS aadsi RsTsS head
ran thankine.s prime moyets.' even II accumul9-
Gsss Mosa sRp Sc % some o
ios sassGanulsted PRESSURE on board: 6at
sEsniES. ss Ts,S S,'S ',:sss :;.
ever. u the line is. drawn nE hydraulic jncks
Sydsas y sesn., psSf we Tt II1y 81 S6S
q barred However. ali this app apprehensien eHts ZION
sSons n the hydraulic jack Is We are new eradi.
and viii 's Worked fie 81 nar u dsr,
sas sSf sSua ts sP H .yi YIN ana S
:, MI Carroll. We hear. will not rac. Nayahoe
psrs mt he sas s 1sf %s ths
r ss sSs Ss Ss sSss r trss
!. Rsy sPs g s. tss sas III rIssi 5
SS SosS /; ;xkish & e 30 Guilt 81 HSrrsshon: Nc
this csuntly nf dsrns ths sfos lsst
siH Or ssysn I yssrs and W. hope that t6s new
H + Az IL fhsss' sss dass as A@'she ss
,.n1sn 2, # .n ths seRdttSns rudsr which shs
Il that ths ehsllsnEing yacht must bs Butt n
ssss tss S
xsss ssR se. s tSs. .t1n a.
signed and Sut In s Enssna hs eoud 9e net
e s yso Ss sss ss' b.S
%hs1. nfss ss3lt shy1 sPs
ject. There is certainly some force In tia
a,gM aa,rgTMment that this condition at present prao-
ticaily bars any country having International
United States. II seems that the 6biect ain ed
ttr at might very we'll be attained BY stlpulAtinE
the cup the chalieneIne yacHt must
not be designed or built in the coun-
see That there woaS ba ss sus eaR uRSectSss
to q German, or Austrian yachtsman having q
yncht built IN tho United States. and chal.
tcertainy would be ratser aSsdrd f |, hp he could DI
have yacht designed and built in the Unlted
aa MlmGhom to shmallenge m with. - It would be
have yacht design ned and built in France to
eeompete for the Coupe de France: but. what Ia
and built in the United Kingdom for the pur-
The sun., 1893-03-07
eHaffsit8Nl ZEE ! xnffp.
o,iy Amateur Fighters win be Permitted
90 sPsr N lsrookiyn IN the Future.


60 sper In Brookiyn In the Future.
ofthe 1,soo sporting men who gathered at the
Clermont Avenue Rihk in Brooklyn last night
to witness the glove bouts OF the Hampton
Athletic Club nearly two-thitds OF that num-
berwefe IN tho street nt tho conclusion Of the
show, III rain eudsavor 70 "get hunk," by
smashing the gas jet Globes over the doors.
Tho ORGANIZATION Is composed OF seven men.
OF which Joe Penderpast. a retired prize fight.
er. - thssehisf officers g,he'ciub 10 not incor-
porated. has, no hahitation. and. is. In fact. a
myth. fofmbd f6t tho purpose OF getting money
from patrons OF the ring. > 80 ''
District Attorney Rideway reported the lat
ter facts to Mayor BeodS. and meeting OF tho.
Mayor and Corporation Counsel jerks was
held nt the Mayors Office In the City Hall yes
terdhy. kfter cnfcfnlly looking up the city
ordinances, Ftho Mayor informed tho Police
Department. that :" . ono but an ateurs wore to
be permitted to appear.a the Hampton Ath-
letic Cidb's exhibition III the Clerniont Avenue
Rink this bcvenine." ~ =.
Poliee Cnptain McKclvoy, In whose precinct
the rink Is. promptly notified tho men pnaer
whose direction the affair was to be Riven OF
tho action OF tho municipal authorities. Des
spite this ample warning. the projectors of the
etIair-eeeaed the doors OF tho rink att o'clock.
and the crowd began to MI tho big house.
johnny Dunn ofriciated as tho master OF cere-
monies and, :, Dolly Parker. the ox-amateur
mdas sM was eS fS1ss Pounds md
tSs nSSes hthes they
SPARED we'll. together. but didn't, fight rs I'm;
nonneed. and the roforee decided tllat Aiiora
Then W,Ilie Clarke. p,olessRIcnysl, IL who m, ms
R' Ssa asisaiiSss x :ss. a1nnS isss
pntse as an nrnnteur With 'Mrttho@ Mace, Of
The 9sehHsd Of Ths fS,s Hstss o
81 lazy airy Miller. Parkway A. G., and George
ssr and much heAsF mn haas nis
ne, pss IN slam 81 !o @ Eht bst set hs
s.,s sssss Sss.SEs Sy shs snsas sSn
sS'aaa ing nsssassss$ %o,,.s sSs c,sss|s sss
Won y yelled the crowd. Then. amid yells d
se s ensss Rsa ow aefe s s
sss s.l Ss5 sssa sti
they had sss9 a1d fea
eaptafn nos sD Them
even pail on the big 5-oqnce white gloves; and
bout IN BFoeklyn in the future.
:. Inut o all, Cfien. iSsliQ ana uue bpOTtS
fled out Many Of them began toi try to Get
satisiactions. Among ether things they oyer
turn ed Il cab into which u man with black
hhndba hHd entered. hut WHIP got out on the
making for him. Police Captain McKelvey
ably handled the crowd with his well-trained
corps Of officers, and the incipiont riot was
checked before 1t had gone far. =,
.-"Tfease put in tom orrow's Sun said Billy
Lester. that l will match Paddy German
again st Pete Mccoy to finish for q side bet OF
$1,000. IL Mccoy can get backing for that
amount. and the sporting ed tor.ot The SUN
The sun., 1893-03-07
ohru,rrI,1rRs arfF1:. !.
Rnies Chs.ssd ana Many Nsw Cfuss ASi
tnitted 20 the mtg league. !

DR.. savnee's Physicist Development. .Insti-
tuto In West Fifty-ninth ttrset wasfhe scene
last night Of the largest cricket meeting thai
has ever taken place Ia New yetk. The occai
sion was the fourth annusi' meeting Of the
Metropolitan League. and the important BUSH
ness which was to be decided upon dros to-
Rether tho cricketers OF New York. Brooklyn.
aud the suburban retreats OF New Jersey
Each club in the league was entitled to-bs
represented BY three deiesates. Tho clubs
represented were. - gt'r'. - 49, 4
Berkeley. New Jersey A. G.. Slater leland q
C.. Manhattan. Brooklyn. Paterson. Newark
New York. Harlem. Kings County. St GEORGES,
South Brooklyn. and st. Georges A. q Wait.
Ing until their applications for membership
statsn fsspd A. z. Victoria axsSioas and
g tine ys :psn nine;
ws he SsIn
%snss fo the bhs Est q the: e
carried almost unanlmously. TIE next IN.
Witch ns sh %SSe
% s;ysss nmS.ess s. . NS si ,hii
David <. Munro Moeti oi the the Manhattan Club. IVA.
fsS.sa y sseFS9s 81
G. C. was nnahim ously elected. .ForSecretAry
Chadwick OF the St Georges a. q, werS. pro-
posed. and Mr. Fenwick was elscted BY charge
Mr.. fenwick taking the dual position, The
Executive Committee was elected as fohows:
sis;.s issiy i.y:Ss W T. hs't9K 9Ses Nv sssss s1i'
Brooklyn. r :, Greene; Paterson. sutton: SeTsrs.
Rkyne; Kngs County St George's y. A. Holmes; South
Brooklyn. II. h Chittick; g. Geotass 4. e., George
Chadwick. - =!
The Albion c. @. OF Guttenbure. the Victoria
G. G.. PLAYING IN Central Park the staten ISL
N. j.. were then elected to. p1embsrship. and
an application from tho Paterson, second
eleven wa. rejected. with 2 proposttton that
the proposition to form section composed of
strictly second elevens OF the clubs In the
left to tho Executive CommittAe, the Meeting
at the last hour deciding they had had SUI
Ncient work for one evening. =.
The sun., 1893-03-07
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE
Dealers and Manufacturers LooxinE for an
Improvement with FYaer. ;xveather.,


Dealers and Manufacturers I.ooxinE for m
Improvement with aer.SVeather.,
Several Of the horse sales last week we're
not over encouraging to breeders or aro-
tlone eers. although mhny horsss OF good quail
ity In the Peter Kellogg i Co.'s sale brought
fair prices. The biggest sale this week will
take place at Lexington. and last six dayG.
Van Tassell & Kearney's regular weekly sal ss
will be the features In tho New York market
Manufacturers Of carriages and wagons are
looking for brisk spriag trade now that the
akios have cleared. Their collections OF yc-
hiclcs on exhihition in their show rooms would
attract general attention at the Worlds Fair.
William Is. Pond Il Co.. Broadway. Forty
seventh street, and Seventh avenue. invite an
inspection of their victorias, cabriolets. sptder
phnetons. runabouts. tandem, carts. tho Fred
erick wagon. Highgate tandem carts. carts and
wagons for ten hand ponies. and the latest de-
signs In English harness. 80
Flandrnu 4 Co. 372 to 376 Broopne street.
avenue. builders Of high-class carriages and
vehicles OF all sorts. take pride in calling at
ard designs and all that IL novel fn driving
The stock Of Van Tasssll 4 Kearney: now on
and 123. 125. 1T, and 129 East Thirteenth
street, includes all varieties Of broughams
and other Of the Latest designs and
Bradley 4 Co. "A Warren street. take pleas
ure In showing their handy wagons IN paint
and natural wood. banner buggies with four
SSss ss
free from horse motion. .f--'' a.
The sun., 1893-03-07

Bill ssvin and his mhhagSr. Zen Tathill. have sepa,
rated s!aNin says he "a wuiing 20 tubt ANY man IN
ibe country At loo pounds, gave tai" two pounds
for $1,000 Side and the largest rursc offered
Jphh W. Long, the only son OF ir T. .Iohu Long, Tho
Esnknou athletic instructor of ~" Crescent Aihlri 10
Club died on FRIDAY last Of tnmr oi M haitnt h,
Long. WIN was only ri years oI az waf nn aihle.c.
and Tor the past eisht years had taNht athletics m a
number OF Western colleges and h.gH schools.
Ernest Roeber called az the P,IGr ONCE yesrr
aay and accepted Lewiss challenge 81 wresle ,irdcn
Roman style " three fAls any reasonable
nntte md ~ 600 sds. Rsemr 8 de. ,,,'a,l. sllnn
~ New orleans lie claims he Mrs ohised TO throw
LAWS tn ice IN the second bout tetuf" lee hltowcd
the fall as tho referee claims not 10 have seen the MS;
fat
"Chestsrneld" 0onde, the English rUg!Ist. who ar
rived IN New York rrom London last Friday, called Ht
The tnfre Gns.d. otre y.ste;day on NJ way 70 New
match with any middle weight puKllist IN Amerca as
NJ suitable purse Ia offered BY ponsib!e club
Goodies ughthE weight IL about 100 pounds lie comes
esrs TO Sln squire Aeins!1ps party and Si Guide
Msnts.
The sun., 1893-03-07
: FI1z TALKS or HIS FIGHT.
For Every Punch Hall Gives IIo VIII Get
r. Ono In Return.

For Every Punch Hall Gives IIo VIII Get
-, r. Ono In Return.
BAY ST. LOUIS. Mnrch G.-The residents Of
this section Of tho South; are n nearly wild over
the contest between Hall and Fitzslmmons
Neatly al OF theft A5mnnthyand money are
for the Ameriuan cham pion. Ftzsimtnons
Last week q kind Tady in New York made
wine.colored~ silk. the same color as those he
wore whom ne met Jack Dempsey and Peter
Maher,. His belt will -he OF the Stars and
Stripes order. His maecot> will be his 1ittle
blue eyed son. Charley. who will be costumed
IN nHblnck vefvet.s lStn lssRhfna aly says. that IL
Hall licks him he wilt-eo to tho front and say:
"Gehtlerhen.' have fought once too often.
but ! am glad I am licked by o bloody Austral-
lam" - " - ' ~
| Fitz further says that there seems to be some
doubt sbout"his having experienced men In
HE corner. II will have to do tho fighting"
DO says. g and 70 one knows how to do t Petter
- sna htS 4. e snS AT
s3 lis hh rSDs aSs
There are big lot OF stIfrs vino think that
before man can become a great boxer he
Now. my idea Is. to, give and to get away
from punishment like to avoid ANYTHING
ss sSGS Se GHHS sVss M m nons Gs to lie w
him at every stage OF the game. and II can
heltrrnyself his gloves shah mover be put on
me-" ~, :. ~. D.. 80
He was asked to-day how he intended to
fight; whether he would rushs or mako q
.Corbettand Mitchell affair by getting out OF
could not tell until he got into the ring.
Mike DAILY is at w9ight and in srlendid form.
Greg gain q Ned Morrgap. and proJ Robertson.
Ho and his seconds leave for New Orleans at
TIA, NJ to- morrow Austin Gibbons is doing
Iris best to be at weight and has worked SO
hard to that effect that the impression IL he
will be weakened when he enters the ring. He
has. during the last few deys been threatened
with his old complaint, and Is not considered
tho Austin Gibbons he was when he trained
for Andy Bowen The contest, however. to-
morrow night promises to be "a great on g. and
many look: ON pHlyas the wiEneG ,Iinl Hal
fotdeys looking In fsplenGid condition. lie
stood the trip well. and Is confident OF success
The sun., 1893-03-07
MITCHELL MAY BE ARRESTED.

The English Png May Have 10 Answer for
His Share in the ssr:llIvan-Kiirain Fight .
NEW ORLEANS. March O. o.2Charley Mitchell is,
still in danger OF arrest for his share in tho
Sullivan -Kiraln fight, at Richburg. Miss. in
July. 1880. Two deputy sheritrs after the re-
ward. are expected this morning. Tho
sCrescsnt City Club will have, to, soc. Mitchell
through. 1t guaranteed him immunity to como
,here and second Hal.'of course with an eye
on the Mitchell -Corbett match. ''
He was to have come BY THO DIRECT rnute
Miss. at the last rnom6nt caused lin to
change and come through Arkansas. Texas.
new of3eefs are said ia Se after the same dose.
The Crescent CITY Cl!fb viii fight the effort to-
dsliyot the English tighter to tho mississippi
The sun., 1893-03-07
Enell.h srort,ug !NoteA /,

English football enthusiasts ere not yet surfened
although brilliant exhibitions OF the game have been of
weekly occurrence In the present Rugby Assoca.
tion series Ten thousand has como bs rs
an, average gate. According TO iatest PeEtieulars
brought by the Serva yesterday afternoon tlo attend
at each OF the principal 1xturss on FSb.25 sx.
ceeded that number. H..t ,t:'s.
The twelfth annual international match. under Isso
citation rules between Ireland and England took place
o, Liverpool England by goals 10 l. thus COM
peting dozen straight victories the sverns
representatives OF Erin. - ., - =. :
The famous tic game OF the previous saturday be-
tween Preston North End and Mildlesbrough Iron
opois was played on at Deepdale The North Ends
showed superior form throughout, and administered
decisive whttewaShng to their opponents BY Of
7 goals 10 o. r.,.- .rr t' '.'.
The Eyerton team made another upward stride TO-
ward the Association championship By defeating the
Accringtons with a score OF goals 10 O. .t,,
The Rugby sensation was furnished by me annual
match between Yorkshire and the rest OF England A
desperate game resulted In the victory Of yqrtshfp BY
the narrow margin OF try too This rlaksfthe taird
Duncan Ross proissss. 70 Ss $&isssfsnSG & yl@ .ts
ss,as .srsnssa take ppisss S:Is nsss Il .as assna
Tns p;ris@snssry d.yoi.e. Of soit deeply inter.
10 s os
ss the s: Il & sy Sls as
noted eompsstors are Handicapped ns follows a.
ss'GSss IT, SSsn II PENN r.
N ~ g. Lore Ssts IL ,d sfss
% GE.ns ~ 81 tSsa
place nj Richmond Feb, P3 between the hockey
ports Of oxford and CambridKs. The Cambridge lean
played a dashing aggressive game. but tht uefsnre
and n e nsr epp9neas s more than ssun
;. s. Horan. the Csmbriags runner, eollinnss 10
inan o. Ekin. COVERED ihe distance In iniHtils
Is seconds This waS only good ehouah TO land him
siar. got home IN ~ minutes % seconds
a. II levin Is coming rapidly 10 the front In the
short distances On Feb. 20 lie won the 4toyard han
dcAp IN 81 secondt and was suosettui over the same
distance Feb "a after winnlnR the l2oyArd bandIcAp
quarter at tho latter meeting was won by l., nstke
Who through from the l5yard inark III 5oH SEQ
A oxford the most notable athletic event was the
lOoCyarJ strangers race at the kebie college games
The event Furnished co,npete surprise the tAvorte
b o. Allen. The time Was minute 10 +-S seconds.
Charles Lancaster the weltknown London gun
maker. will exhibit at the Chicago Rxhiblnn spsri-
mems OF the English tin blue rock pigeon Linfoln'
ahire breeding bird Of en- heard or but sc dom seyn
The birds small size aud very fast and 10 kiil
seventy-nye out OF u hunureu brds 10 consiuerod
very good performance.
Tie sX-ay go-as you please contest at BethnRl Green
road. London. mad not terminated when' the Seryia
sailed but the victory Of George Mason srsmed fore
Rons conclusion, as he had caArlead of heeh miles
starting on the nal twrys hour stretch Aasea sns.
fourth day. feb 3 sipnshed ape 4naur !feord Of 2o
inilek 1886 yards. establlsheh bx George wood In
sane period Are aba niisE Is laps
The sun., 1893-03-07
4 Dead Heat at Ivy City.

WASHINGTON. March 0.-The weather was nne
and the track heavy at Ivy City to-day. The
Attendance was rather light Speculation and
Void ran q dead heat In the fourth race.
First RAce-FIye furlongs. jim Dun. 1o8, d to I
Ham, won: StrAthmaid. 1O4. to Masonl. second;
Running Bird lO5. to 4 u. Barrettl. third Time.
d;OTA
second RAce-Three- quarters OF . mile. St. Patrick
Ill 20 wv Norris, won; Gonzales los. y 20 2 o.
6srrstth second Nohsmmsd. lo9 TO (Biske), third
Third R.cs-Four and half furlongs Harry Alonza.
Ala Alto (Blake) Q, o. D. 102, to (Ducey)
Sidi iuis,fo. ioy 10 ttsrroiD third, Time, liol
yourth Race-seven furonEs. Speculation. 112, ! to
essii Bsiwood. ioS ito N. BsTssn,. third Time.
Jfifth Race-Half . mile. Ray. 1os : TO / aDuesy.
Noh; Ella, 11o TO (slactl second; April Fool ITO.
8 70 (Dodd). third. Time O52k.
The sun., 1893-03-07
ALI ON ACCOUNT OF A POOL MATCH
A Lawyer Punches y Coiored Man. Then
tho Police Take . Hand.

the Police Tako = Hand.
RED BAsR March Ga pool match took place on
last Friday night at tho Union Hotel Wharf avenue
between Anse Croft OF this place and r. Rogers of
continuous pool big crowd paid admission to wit
ness the contest and Croft beaten, and the boys
who live here and admire Croft lost quite OF cash.
During the game Lawyer Joseph Reilly OF this place
got into dispute with Long Branch partea and
q scrappy humor grew on tho crowd until after the
game 1t broke out coiored man named Huckalev
said something that Lawyer Reilly didn't ke and the
room. viz; Chief Joseph Walsh. Elijah Conk and Ofi
Ger Woolcou There rush. some to got out and
others to get IN. Those who wanted to get out went
through tho doors and windows without even waiting
to open them Those who wanted to get in were those
inclined to fight or who wanted TO stop tho Tight and
the officers who did not want to do eithor but TO
DO both. .-..t.
The coored man got down and tho officers got down,
stumbling over chairs and over ench other. Lawyer
the Chief in the head it. Ocer Wooicot, rot iii
somach All claim to have BEEN h by shs wyer an n:
Finally 0fcer Conk regained his feet and promptly hit
oa tho eoored man wa. under " arrest, rest and and
se.sS
mp SOME time after the grand wind up nthcer @oo
% fsi hs ina as .a r: s e
TSst
and be gave bail John MSCeess signing his nAe q
ssd h..
instead OF John McCleese going Reilly bond who
s:ssSisnf .sasa s:r an
vain he % Hf The t"wn tow Are malny Enquiry me
by the Chief for sssauitinE n. Chief b.. hs
.ss s ns IN =
u is not unlikely TINT tho Board of will
meeting " " ''