SIX FAST ROUNDS BY DEMPSY AND M’GANN. on limits wns the offering of tin* Wilson from 11»lt;? ring in the slt;h»-’ now Hostmet on A 111 lot ii- ehih inond rmuifl of what was sohed-[ tin* first exhibition of tin* season nled fora three-round bout.Vat tlie Sixth Street Theatre .Mon- Tin- fourth preliminary was A ! day night. Tin- crowd, which “barrel I* match between Paul numbered over fittO. was a plena-! -lack son and 11 on ry Brown. col-[ ing fonture of ..... ami ofod. over which tho crowd went, shows that iIn* local sporting wild. Tho limit was a 'scream f rat emit v will patronize this class iron, gong to gone, Jackson show [ of entertainment. ' ing Hie better form.r- The main hont hetwoon Hugh fl lie filth, a hont hot worn ‘.Toe MeCiniiti of I’iltshurg an.I Ceorgc! Hanford Jackson and ‘Dom-* D-mpsov of Cohn,.has. husky my Owens, colored, was fnst-and lionvvwi-ighis. afforded a first furious but the “Dummy’ threw ' .-lass exhibition of boxing in I* *h»- spot,-., at the end of the which the crowd was giv. 11 ii*. s-.ond round. Paul Jackson then money's worth. The big fellows .-at in and box-d Jot* three last , went :lt;l ii ‘'hammer and tongs; rounds, and amused eonsid«*rab|e enthns*; 'iasm. Methinn h-ad the fighting ;•|.racli'-ally a)) th*- way and seem-j.■•d to have shad- •«» his adv.-r-l sarv.The first preliminary was aj Iwo.round hont he!ween Huey! and Murdock, local lightweighllt;' in which the former showed bct-j ter class.Wallace and KJeiiik'iieeM. middleweight wrest lers put on a fas1 , and interesting match in whichWallace took two of the three falls. The tirst went to Wallace in M minutes by means of a half, nelson eroih hold. Kleinknceht eante hack strong and in 1 M minutes had his opi*onenl on the mat with r neat half-nelson. After 7 of f«M work. Ws!-,lace *e thrid fall with a