The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-09
NO rIrnxss-xBnrDs ROM
Mayor Haynes SAID II Could Nos ee On.
Thst Settled II.

1Nyor Haynes told II C0uto NOS 80 W.
Thst Settled t.
The interest in the International boxing
match for the 112-pound championship Of the
world. which was to have taken place to-mor-
row night between Billy or. the English
crack lad. and Danny McBride Of New York. at
tho new club house Of the New Jersey Amuse-
ment Company. In Newark. became . roar
OF excitement yesterday afternoon whom the
official announcement was made that the
affair had been declared postponed indefinitely.
For q week there have been rumors that Mayor
Haynes Of Newark had determined to stop the
business. butthe managers and stockholders OF
the club were supposed to have sufficient in-
fuence to gain permission for the thing to go
on. even II arrests followed and q test case
made. The Mayor declared that . prize
fight" should never take place in his town:
he would call out the militia II necessary. to
stop II, and 80 on. Yet the Amusement Com
pany had confidence In their ultimate success
in bringing of the bout. and as late as FRI
day night told their agents and friends that
the show would go on without doubt
Yesterday came chaos to the we'll laid plans
that have so often. before and sipce the time
OF Bobby Burns mot he Of Gather weight
fame and Providence. r. L. gang aft aRlse.
Manager j. Il. Conley Of the Amusement Com
pany called upon Arthur Lumley Of the Illus
irated Nnss. the New York reprssentativs Of
Os!S ing ssS match s%S Il n cI:S said Brother conley; a .
l Rata s 81 n,s ssfi uass fell :. sRa ~ Mr.. 'f Ta 3 " Vas !:
astounded. II net ratified 80 much 50 that Mheb,
on: Of the he old guard "a !, 81 tn .G %1Pan on asEsd
sented With six: The happy im%portuner went
a sad ANNOUNCEMENT Is which his attention
"Hows is this ~ asked Lumley. with creased
Tho Mayor Is dead, AGAINST US" replied
sSPssIea 70 him NE w isR Il Il 9 sSs tofss q q . !ss.
ment. HIS own sons tried this morning to
less. though most lnterest!pG to the thousands
who like the sport. and q 1.-THE great dinesense
Bstyseb boa aes q PTtl Tie pfsssns Of dh hi:so ~ . rsaso ane
u We could 90 ahead and give the show. but
Our club is composed Of c%itizens, who stand
ject them to tie. oblIoopy Of an arrest and the
OF the law DELAYS. notwithstand-
ono Of the most eminent lawyers in; the State.
Spposi Il that has form. ID 50. snddenly with.
IL a week or 50; But we'd rather not % that.
other way was. He was not Inclined to say
much about II. but intimatod that the club
put q couple of gloved boxers on the
some night before long. let the mon and
officials be arrested. and then mako a test case
In the courts.
among not only the man who are bv common
consent and their own admission called
sports. but also In the many rowing and ath-
letic club members. who abound so freely in
city.
Tho boys. Plimmer and Mcbride. wore both
upset whom they learned that their match had
been declared of. Neither said much about
the matter. but each expressed anxiety to
meet the other somewhere or somehow. and
rs soon as possible" Lumley holds $500 Of
the Amusement Company's money as a guar
Rntee. which he will divide between the boys.
Among the disappointed are students from |
and Lafayette colleges. the former
Of whom had bought three boxes for tho bout
and the latter two.