The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1914, Page 12

/ f / THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1014. SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK | CORBETT WINNING ONE OF THE GREATEST FIGHTS ON RECORD _|FEDFRAL LEAGUE Copyright, 1914, by ‘The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). AS e| ANTS’ RIV ALS : | NEXT YEAR MAYBE Original Team Was to Locate Here ‘Instead of Brooklyn, *” Says Backer Ward. —* EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY CORBETT-CHOYNSK! BATTLE ON BARGE REAL GRUDGE FIGHT : Joe Had to Row to Scene of Action y* and Was Inveigled Into Using Driving Gloves "4 F: - wi Ma ip. E TOLD TALES OF THE RING tte Pee ee ren ee a President James A. Gilmore in Clevbe land to-day hinted that It ts the tos tention of his league to settle here (ia next year and be clone neighbors of t8¢ v Giants and Highlanders, PA | Walter 8. Ward, nephew of Prestéent Ward of the new Brokolyn Federal League club, informed The Fvening { this afternoon that It was very Ifirely * This ts the fourteenth of a series by Robert Edgren on Aghts and fighters of the past and present, including stories that have never found | their way into print. The series will be continued on these pages at east twice « week. | | Gopyright, 1914, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World) ADDY GORMAN was one of the great fighters Australia sent over Bice Tue capwD SHOT AT PoRPases - and fit at fifty a je was twenty years ago W fighting for the middlev-eig! championship. He ts fm one of the city de- par te, re a — = League Clu Maintaining All Star Team to here in the good old days when Australian boxers led the world. | 7 x He was a contemporary of young Bob Fitzsimmons, Peter Jacksgn, } ‘° be fee Son ae tein es al Paddy Slavin, Jim Hall, Austgafian = lt Will Cost R B. Ward nenives the story was premature, Billy Murphy and Dan Crogtdn, —_ i “The matter has been diseused,” ‘To-day Paddy Gorma working L< 400 000 said Walter Ward, “It was Mr, Qil-@ steadily at his trag@” os healthy - '’ oO a CACLAL | mores ortginat intentions of tocatingy in Manhattan, and we were @ b , Bro k proached on the proposition, New in 0. yn York was our own tdea at the thme mentioned, and that one of thone may be named as leader of the Doughnuts, |fully, however, and decided that nae the Ward team is to be| Washington Park, in Brooklyn, was We looked the situation over care (Paddy and 1 were talking over ,* @ome of the old fights. “I've been e the Chicago reading your ‘Untold Tales,” sald He I Ji A G L ¢ ° 5 club, Charles Weeghman ever since Paddy, “and 1 often wonder where ere 8 ames e U more, has been oe ote ant hae kate Payroll First Year, weeks lopped off at the start will be — C Bawted eeks lopped o y You pick up the litle detals, Ieay'‘he’ han no far advanced $110,000 Ticked on im October if It in found ine | BTUNx: There apace here foe grea e J e “ the greatest fight you Wh F 1 Ge ito the Federal League. convenient to start round April 16|Dall field, The site on One Hundred ose tnancia nNtwus °With this accomplished, the busy By Bozeman Bulger. wits the two major leagues. and Forty-second atreet and Southeri ever saw?” I asked Paddy. the place thie year. Gretictatee 4 mines | eee a od pen ns ce i oa eee cal le Combat Dodgers Means Heavy] That all the Fod teams may get! ie the Foderal League carried oul ite well under way, the schedule commit- tee of the new iencue may put off the |plans, plenty of ground can be secured opening date until May 1. The twoladjacent to the Ward plant in the / - REAKING into baseball 18 going : : © “It might have been the fight on the barge, between Choynski and Mr. Gilmore transferred his activities Boulevard is well tapped by car Hines to Bt, Louls. After more manipulating to be an expensive morsel for b vay moat es i me tom sett oe nem tame oot! Developed Federal League) si ast ee cremains) 2 & 0 wna, ova, | tap tre Soci Sno an tnd th soe weil run ‘o back a St. Louls club, ‘Things were , p is execeting of C : rty. “Shoot,” said 1. ——— eae ike aicely for the Chicago [aire baker who has undertaken tae ae ee eee oe ne eeninee| ‘The first inkling of the outlaws tee ell,” began Gorman, “I might as well begin with Choynski. I was fs promoter. Further dickering landed| proposition of financing the newlcan be played there every day, and| teniotnsfo placing a ciub in New asibie for Joe's becoming # fighter. He was amateur champion of i c f ..|big money support for Kansas City. | Brooklyn "i 7 °, a Head of the Invaders le Thirty |e, mer 7 eee tnde was ie rouse | Sen ikon We Waaatanat pes Fed tes tae WE a ae to te | ov In NE cine from Cleveland doe Me eine tas core ‘and bax | overoont; ant then we eet ito a sone ix Years Old, but Organizing Big|°, cpitaists in Indianapolis for &|it cost him $16,000 for the first year's country. ‘They will not be permitted |4ay. President Gilmore stoped we Khe vrofeesionais, Jos came out |PORt and rowed all the way out. It : Th Ie Hi Hobb focal team. ctub wan jacked up| TUBtsl,To this must be added taxes |to lay axainat tho minor league clubs |there to arrange for the transfer of ‘i was blowing hard, and there was a ings 8 fis moooy. In Ite finances about this tine and & Reem ss Clatene tnetitee vena neice organized ball,and the only way|the Buffalo franchise to the Forept me, and after I had seen him| ono &@ while I tried to persuade | y Dpy sea that threw the water 0"| SOME FACTS team in Buffalo established. With! the Federals are to send most of th Kee thate the continued aavertiaing [HY and let drop the scheme of oom- ‘When w boat . 2. {more money to work on, the hustling stars to combat the Dodgers, will run | ought to these Fed games big |ing to Gotham next year. “If the wore surprised, for it. was weckes | ABOUT THE Took Hold of New Organization | \eader, beran, weaning players, ava | close to $5,000, and as the invaders drawing, carde, if aultable, parks can) Hrookiyn team males Rood this s0q- hone: with people. ‘There, were about three When It Was on the Rocks and) ¢very day additional players were! accommodate 18,000, peoples which| ‘The. one. Setback te the Federal ["08:" stated President Gilmore, we) 't eee. it. ‘He had the amateur | bundred, mude up of sports and sol-}““LIVE WIRE” captured, caught by the bait of larserimeans a double decker of steel) League right now ix Buffalo, and it| Will surely move into New York epd was training for a fight and | lowers of each man from his own dis Ready to Break Up. salaries, # and concrete, at least $300,000 is rumored that the franchise of that conth ; a ee arene wee Oa | guns off that cred, cee, Mee oths| OF BASEBALL. fi is ENGINEERED THE DEAL THAT] be added to the fret Your's expenara, | SIY will be transferred to Cleveland, gustan val We bays aneuteeueet he . joo! 2 ‘ Gete Club, Jown in that Nttle | ike eure death and uo all-around tau aon LANDED JOE TINKER. Foie would bring the total to $400,000 | Trn Mier am expected, Hut the fans [aufficient dimensions to float x clubs back of the Palace Hotel tn | sucre it anything Marted. “And Cor Dug Up Millionaire Baker to| pprough ciimore's efforts the cele-| It is Fumored that the Federals are there are till fighting to retain the |and suitable grounds have practically (ait res tnd got blood polegning. | He ad slept on ihe barge al tet @Q Back Brooklyn Club a Few Days tha atter this. move. players. bows farted, ‘The iawe will make it necast Hiei ; taking will apott the tentang to own and substitute for] grain ba: fA er ye . These Before 0, tion Ex; ired. jumping to the outlaw organization | sary ui! entirely new founda. if Murphy sues the Nutional League, |and [ can't say any more for thé He. fought ‘George S cabin house at one ands o™ Pp pired like frogs. we tke} *S . erals now ‘meant business, capitalists |concrete cannot be poured until the; Hub Perdue and Bill Sweeney taken oon that That ‘lad? a, ie cheat P ea esas? la Choynski era i bower spconing Rong many cities oat s out of the Erounee it means | away from nd fo rg baseball | = = 5 ‘orbett is a story of James A. -fire . | begging for franc > at work may not start until early | W! in a serious plight. The Amer. : waiting a’ ‘long time. while ‘al Oates ca . Gilmore of Chicago, whose rapid-fire finan- |PERENE Dor SAUNT onetm financial |in March, According to engineers it {ican League, under the leadership of | jit’ casos not iiccher aaa whit i ¢ USED THE NAME OF) rubbed down Rn saved the Federal League from ruin and mado the new | transactions wore atccesaful he was | will take at least three weeks to build | Han Johnson, Is urging the National | Srown= steer London and Goroma tel DILLON IN FIRST PRO ROUT. | '! ara organization a big power in baseball with a reported backing of twenty | wise enough to sce the need of a.com. | foundations and six weeks to con-| League to put the thumb screws on | Bramm: Max London and Corome Milde } ) “when that great rivairy between sorte Monent the pair he fought | Millions. To President Gilmore goes the credit of expanding a bankrupt | petent baseball bovagpr a Freee no|struct the stands. It will require at Murphy, but, unfortunately, Chubby Pippy. SE ee ania Gating at the|RAnds And expected the referee to is ee Ga young Westerner’ Tare manipulating genius that made this pos- the situation over and grabbed Ned |{t look as if the opening in Drenbtes | crashed by thie tnternal warfare, but Beene oe Baron te I Cieb Corbatt. ‘was supposed tine] gloves, je within @ period of seven months, Of the lcague's development, which | Hanlon, the former ped Leap y is will be delayed several weeks after|he feels that he would rather be|ising light heavyweight, euch @ an binateur in a way, and not |Pelr of driving caused him to travel thousands of miles and hold countless conferences day | Who knows the diamond game dil the | the season opens. smashed with it than to relinquish | wnt area Garken A, ‘with professionals. But did you y thom and give Joe|and night, Mr. Gilmore himself tersely says: “It was simply a case of Vovorte Wed advised Gil 2 eae ee ean Ae erence tren | ABE. Ct BIB ELERUE TS bear about the way he slipped unce fighting gloves. ‘No,’ hustle: @aht, a . ply a case of Veteran Ned advised hyper to lo-|can be turned and the turning has| Se ara rhc. |i anaes po gen ghey Si Hey ate eet a | Ste vst one ges gu SET UNE S| pte i ; fore leav’ , o A is a lone is bes 1 ? No? i, he di je fought ing for cago, er ir reserve clauses to organized fon. referring to the enemy, organized | team,” he says, “ re quite ca |for the league,” sald Gov. Tener. be- C. of Brooklyn Saturday ni f; Convinced that the Fed-|tions at Washington Park, and as'as he threatens, on account of having | present.” J Johnny Howard, the game middle: ho gave ’ name of ‘Jim Dillon.’ He | sreat ntage here. One might) ptacti ball, With this as a i 5 = eee eerctiers Mont, und’ beat {think the driving gloves would be| tus fp ANGLIN Posse tage foot | deni Gilgnore began Abbe ot bla pone all. There will be a surprise) fore leaving for Washington, “and ag in a” ten-round | more di ua Weapons. But they eight daye—Mr. Gilmore | againat the opposition. Mr, Gilmore selected Washington | when we announce to those whohave|Will give us u helping hand, The weren't. ey gave Joe no support | said that the Federal League had won But players cost money and the | Park as the logical place and secured | been sceptical the names of the play-| matter of the transfer of Evers, Sold by Grocers Everywhere ani of capital that was soon to bear | local capital. Failure seemed immi- | stood that the 143 athl under con- best story of Gilmore's manipulations, will keep the men he has|!ng law suit it may be decided to let SAUCE Aificulties, The club ownera in des. | quaintance of influential men. He had My we more's proposition to place a Federal) ‘There has been much talk of the Cardinals is in town and is also fp generations. Try iton Oysters, Cae alk of Willie a Cal 4 own weaun tatube, Cheese, char J Gil it ‘Jimmy” to his old clubmate, ii Young Jimmy Gilmore startled his It was IN QUICK TIME. contract whose names have not been | factory. mapped out a campaign against or- |The first one he tackled was Charles ‘Tango, Hesitation we arrived with Choynski. | artery in Joe's nose, and we couldu't |ground he employed the best counsel to buy a baseball club. for his hands, while the fighting |ite fight against organized ball and | young league at that time badly a three months’ option on the prop- |ers.” Sweeney and Perdue will be arranged sloves Corbett wore were only two-|the public must now decide whether | ed money, and lotn of it. adly necd- | erty. But tho Federals’ leader ex-| Though Mr. Ward 4id not give the | satisfactorily to all hands concerned I A Luncheon Relish ‘ and Corbett de- | Soaked and dried as hard as iron, und e mee vee concent Saves’ te ry out their grudge the |the a eaeag Pravet ‘away from the| GILMORE HAD BIG REPUTATION fr nent. Al ‘Iternative he planned a|tract to the Federal League will be| In the mean time the Now York ‘was made for some place over |*nuckioa, and they came high and AS AN ORGANIER. ‘Aside from his financial ability, Mr, {club In Toronto. Finally the Wash- |apportioned so that strength will go|@lants and the Boston Braves are it) was to be a private al wrists. , y Gilmore what suc ington | where strength is n |. Joe Tinker | 8 ickering over the wale of Hul 7 laced Umht at the wrist The real growth of the Federal ts successful busincss |!@gton Park option, had but two | where at Is needed. Joe 1 tilt @lokert he ‘sale of Hub foot ring on the barge. The A, ¢ ‘@ assumed charge. At this faculty of making friends Bg soe @ couple of Moye dine tne Pitteburgn club didn't fired eee f 1 It han Ane ae Thrapan mutuel fiends, 5 wore Pyregyate ona, 2 hog very sine; oo ‘and ree pa irl) age the rail, ith . Gilmoi Be joe wi rn over a few to jweeney un’ a out of WORCESTEROHIRE, 4 Menuet hears wan in lraneial | Pe re's mottoes to #tay near |muiiionaire baker of New Rochelle. | Brooklyn to help out in the fight | the way and a clear title can be given behead 1 was Choyn- heir fs § hosta of friends, and he call ate coset aosona’ wiih donk amet. | Glimere et ea rrata Ghisean tine | by thelr Bra mainte. Finley Shope teers Je Naw Tore ane be aarees fe Kooler taking charge of the Brooklyn |making «bid for Perdue. ftallings and Eddi Ne » len Gould’ jusband, ‘ed 3 leam, but at matter is on the | declare je other y, however, that to a iraney. te) tN0 comer, | SORPREy, AA eee ee ae aces, is cBhep” to | oUt THROUGH BROOKLYN DEAL|fire, The Fed promoters intimate | McGraw would get the first chance at OF BLOOD MADE CHOYN: lcallers by saying he would take |the same way for many other leading| |, 04.9, Gimore and his assoc} oe ee ames have not been | Pec eee 6K! COLLAP charge of their club and league. Long |men throughout the country, M6) president Gilmore and his asso- . f baseball fan himself, Mr. Gilmore| As said before, Gilmore requirea| ‘ites Paid a flying trip to this city % taki ing might start shooting. It was|eenieed ball, tne supreme body in| Weeshman, a young Chicago million: | iimore threw local reporters clean ba mas ; ‘ ‘Guietast crowd I aver saw. Sasoball. | aire und owner of twelve quick-lunch | %, the trail, and he introduced a very ° : 2 Biv’ and One-sten “twas about 18 o'clock When they| ‘The iron president practically no-|realauranta und two moving. picture AEE TORR Oe anes aly | 8 ’ ac ey U EVE] sorcccsty: intersreea, * began fighting. jected his business for the coming theatres, It so happened that Mr.| spread untrue reporti 4 scores of Franke sialb ef Calleekia ia tweety Quickly | Learned er ethod. his fighting clothes and |stop ‘the biceding. I never Sieainable neChicago and had tha tried to purchase. the St, Louls Nac | mt that as a fabricator J- A. Gil- 1 Before Starting for Home Chi- PRIVATH and ready W fight, we| Mod tice scr Corbett kept wicking [legality of the reserve clause In play- 'tionais, President Gilmore unfolded | MoFe, 18 & champion, Hut nevertheless Be 9 fam Wallach, manager of Leach bi weg $5 Miatictt over’ on Joss broken ius [ers contracts thoroughly examined, hia plan to Weeghinan and it wae ac- |e ede, leader Gia Mal he ms fo) cage Boxer Tells Friend His| Cros, sent the writer a telegram to. |) Bitte ‘Yio fo snes nce gloves and had been ‘water.| {he few nireutt should qucceed or fail, [#0 Bromoter begun a hurried pur- | perienced trouble enlisting the proper {statement his authority, it le under- | pm sure.” 2 be ~2? | LEAtPERRINS a. tresent,| “Corbet, demanded a ‘twenty-teur:|zcague begae lost July, when Jummes (men call & good “mixer,” He has the | weeks to Fun, and here comes the | insists that he is out for the pennant | Perdue, In view of Murphy's impend: & sf b by cI vi = been The Chicago team was in financial Dig money | by cultivating the ac- | Mr, Ward became interested in Gil- | against the Dodgers. to the purchaser. Schuyler Brittain || _ Ithas been the favorite condiment oy. ; ve | his pal Gilmore, President Git Patsy Hogun refereed reputation as an organizer, for advice. Iimore is that they have six big leaguers under |him if the remuneration was satis- : . : ‘This Address N3 Gostething. “There wasn't any noise and roast-| ‘aw the possibilities of the new league |money for his new league. He soon |! afrange the deal. The least false 4 0 ine Of tus fake te E , h M}move would spell disaster, and all Me Fi I d G bb Me t h tng of the ghters ‘in this "Aaght. [and he “aulckly ot busy. He ‘ira lined ‘up his friends on the subject. Mane ware kept & aocret. ‘President crartanad-Gioo0ons atc ODERN DANCES ur. “In the fourth round a blow cut an baseball war, To make sure of his Weeghman for some time hed wanted New York newspaper writers will ad- rounds, while Joe rushed and rushed and|Hie lawyers told him that players | cepted. nee hee eee th Atamee et day from El Paso, Tex., stating that hammered at Corbett's body. It could be engaged when only held by! After much deliberating Mr. Weegh- | 2" Leach would arrive in New York on mtlemmen taactie a. y Briasing how @ man could wand” up #h-| Brooklyn club, and all detaile were) Bride-to-Be Wants Him to| Leach would arrive ta New York on || rotor, ac. anata et the farmhouse. Choynaki was |atter losing #0 much blood, but there | Tier iease was only made two hours that Billy Gitson will try and sign |] BEMEY’S SCHOOL up from the walk, and J /never was # gamer man than Choyn- | T NERS fie lene A) Buin) announsemenc| Quit. up Cross and Freddie Welsh to meet for DANCING Be tee flowe benind Gore (Rk: eee Sadist Sanaa | CHARLESTON WIN Foes : " peretGent Gilmore, very happy at the junds at the Garden A, C. jones “A507 ah y ~|but he grew gradually weaker unui! ‘ 1 roo! fend for large FRE! EGelayed things for a couple of |in th twenty-eighth round he § . * we ‘ . outcome, admitted that the Brooklyn ugt| FIRST ACK—Malden; two-year- : fare. and that spoiled the fight. The |coilayaed frow lose. of blood and vila | bs deal. bad some clare the “Dublin Giant,” ana| ‘was to como on the acene too |dawr rently to the bare boarda tirse sad ® Balt fulonge—Al ; rre'd, 110; Sur] From his office in the Old Colony By John Pollock. terfere, | 4 (Callahan), 20 to 1, 7 to} and Vit .) - Tony Rot he heavyweight of New Shh Sy tn setting started the fight was | Poor Joe wae s sight, Corbett waa /# to’, won: Jim Ravage, Lot (Obert), | MARA HACK Huge Sag: fourrearoite | Building , GMEMEe three tripe 9 7m, latest baligta. oR Gackt”) Caatte, Fa. are matched to, meet in DONOVAN’S bag el, , re raw around t 4, to 1_and 6 to 1, sec to H iburel, oFarlan e main bou' rounds Te eee ees | 10 ‘stave wa Unlike ‘eayining, hee | Mona G., 108” (reahan), 400" tor, 30| Le eee wi, pa Oh Toronto, two, tat Lowe ne ts Bute will be a severe shock to the| next show of, the A sige cian MODERN DANCES - mi t took several hours to bring|to 1 and 12 to 1, third. " 1 F AK: in New York. Mean- uraday | ni to other two PRIVA INS, $1. ore, off an quick as possible 90h to conaclousnens. I believe ta |Gerthelina, May Shaw, Mowcowa, Muy’ | Vote 10 ay Bg Me: [fale and three in ely of conferences | "#Bt fans all over the country, FOF! bouts Phil, Cross, will meet Johnny) does 10,4, 34. gh it divulged the sad news that the| Harvey and Sam Robideau will tackle| P.M. Now It “One-Round” Hogan. t me this day that but for the cutting of | Ipps, Jack Hanover also ran. 11g, 1 Sra D ware Bo Akronte, but the | the small artery in the fourth Tound | SECOND RACK —Selling; purse | ment cabin Ste fqusreqsoide apa | any and Hy aR ee gies match 1s off for good, and further- it was eight or mine days Inter, |Ne'd have heatan Corbett that morn- | $200; for three-year-olds; sx furlongs. Sh. luo; nena, gio cle ber player. tiokded in mystery, so'that| more that McFarland will probably| am. op antares recollect, when they met on the |! |— Helen M., 99 (Smyth), 18 to 6, 4 to its, W5: Ameriom. 199; lthe opposition might not be fore- af Sache has Bice je Olym} - C. of tlem holds Tom Williams of Stoc! hey were fighting for $1,000 a|and 2 to 5, won; Hillst ‘OURTH RACE Purse $350; three. warned. But the “Chief” of the Out- | #¥er fight again. Bone! its regular weekly boxing show to- ened it—one of those big bar, side, which Corbett got. After the |Cahey), % 5, 7 to 10 and out, we u lawn regarded this activity and worry | back to his home im Mhicago and be-|night. Three ten round bouts will be fee to carry grain down to/Sxht Porter Ashe and Tom Williams ond; Tom Hoy, 9% (Meander), 40 to fertiat Envoy, 108: Dick “iiadeont, “Tan; [48 mere aport. | He is # real live wire . each gave e ie | w » t x é, H wo ha Reog. Ht was up near Vallee an: | eran $15 added, a0 hie wh sand there | 1s, “Green Bres,_Hudes Brother, om ‘AR ublenTveeuin® 10 Sad. ie Serre vey ween 8 s ‘Vallejo and fcla and Port | "™axine getting $176 for one of the The Gander, Single Ray, Ada, Stucco ee phe th | James_A. Gilmore, who has put the ert byese Vallejo and Benicla and Port | sreuteat fights ever fought! |aiso ran. Wecerade nah trorineer 110° ria" | rederal League on ita feet, is thirty- Last Week— Pala time we thought we wouldn't| “After the fight we oi back on|. THIRD RACE—Selling; handicap; Arm™r GG we, Th: Menta we [six years old, married, stands over I iter SCeebett slip anything over on us, /the tus, the way to Frisco, And |for three-ye: M1: Gaty Pallew, 116; Hedgs Ni six feet, weighs about 190 pounds and | that it is no fut hh ————————— Fare /went up the day before and| We sot & sample of what might have | mile und twenty yards. 3 a . ‘a fine specimen of a big, raw-boned|the bout has fallen through. He ree slept at» fara house near | happened If the rival gangs had start. |106 (Knight), # to 1, 4 to 1 an ; Hee near ide ant | Wenterner. faye ‘that he agreed to take 60 per} REMMMant Sale | 10H: Rnowflakos, lug: *Fi Before leaving for Chicago Mr, |cent. of the gross receipts and guar | = Gilmore sald he would touch off an-|anteed McFarland $10,000 before he Ginar bomb this week about hia Pitta. {entered the ring, but despite this ed something. On the way down we frat: Frank Hudson, 112 (Me passed @ school of porpoises, Every | 13 to 6, 4 to 6 and lng Joe and Jooking | man on board pulled uzun und be- | Adair, 98 (Murtin), gan shovling al (em, 1 tell you there |1 to 2, third, ‘Time, 1.45 45, Bob ; iub, which will probably be|McFarland refused to make the Your chance to buy $40 to §50 remnants . as| Vas somo lively target practice. I€| Verena, Sherlock Holmes, also ran burgh luvs cement “that” Henry c,| maton. made to measure is nearly gone, but there are one of Sicee | shots had | been fired dur. | - > Bricks the Bites) King, will lend seill several hundred petterns to select from. » ve jane au Oo Ie the finest massacre on record, | CHARLESTON ENTRIES. Schall league... After brief, reflect aes cae: Se SeerEeY captain's cabin bad So ton With a Cold. tion the leader stated io & Goods on / Post] CHARLESTON, 8. C. Feb. &—The| wasHINGTON, Feb, ._i4—epeakar | Po be would have another at Bydney, . Broadway it