March 17, 1897 (4 pages)

livery stables, . sale stables, . 4 from one ty. : bles for” each . : ‘soda factria, ‘or each adi . lishm: nine; ae 7 nines for fami. 410 cents, q J building and . the Catholio 7 q and theaters, lis, 25 ricks oye icks on small ” dewalks, floors q ‘asia mortar, § or cementing, depot, $4 per ; uses not otherA. rer closets, for: run by water nills connected: *: re LS 9 Boa oh: ust. > heed ma q ». for © cents per hs or wate from the ine 4 4 per year, ie vers ofalikinds, 3 nd City Rail, . gh atthe Pinan a sed for fre sat, 7 ne Water Cor 7 1, Bl] G9ERs tO gg. agent comet ‘a . at off the water 4 nsumer, ‘or all ity pur. * ise due : m rates are due sllments of one © i water for the . mthly for water ” current month } aMe as for hotel is under” ng not less that” js not less than . not less than ® is not lea 4 stable is un* ing not les es not lose than 4 not less than six . es less than ax . Se wenidnay ace or. building ved nt, pro4 t 0 we city eo on the water ised yndiy ers ine ; ring an ae 3 ptember of enh . my can not ob supply of water . urposes and irwe «water = for . paahinery bre 4 complain ; inable to obtain 7 or domestic Board of ting the matter unning machinstopped afters . e date of when recente 2 tthe bat gov del a sang off the wa Sin default in . provided in this . nd coilect from much 5 service the paid by the: . Sythe same #: , ympany before’ om any of the: ‘ } are ai noiice in some’ . the: ti ; 43 if Eg ut . etitioners. sat ORB. ‘The men. balsa ppromertene -wed 'to switch’ when’ the Comstock ee . spud eeeech To tne Framseript* soaiie wt What Corbet Says, " Reno,’ March 172-Corbett bas left on the Examiner’s feat ‘special train for will arrive there tonight. He ange’ the mons struck him over the heart he thought he had. received ‘his death . blow. He is looking well, says he is all right again, and is willing to have. here im behalf of Frank B. Dunn of another fight with vane sym had pai Cie Gisnek. March, 17.8 a: ahaa at Watil amearly ay pala i we ah "were: iconged, with. vege crowds of men native to the sage brush country, eager to glean the latest niows . Mr. ‘Jordan’s remarks, 1 think there is of the big 7 dpath inae sieksicaiin coiias for little sure money. “Corbett isa denal ssttesingl og “thie “taajority: son. wy 4 John L, Sullivan arrived Gil the Davio. special at midnight. 1000 people and a brass band were to escort the ex-champion to his hotel. Bisel He made a short speech in which he said he was here todo no “rag-chewing,” but to challenge the winner of the Corbett-Fitzsimmons:go::«. Corbett will enter the ring arin weighing. close on to 185. pounds, . . while Fitz. will probably tip the scale ‘Delaney leak sight sia the tase 3 . for -positiona, which means that Fitz. will be in the ‘battle with Old Sol facing Same de ilies be ant seca -since the Igst bulletin, but it is expectminers aftive from Virginia City. The ‘Comstock lode closes for the day. The arrival of another batch of Haststart to the betting, but the odds. remaining uncbenged at 10 to 6%. Jim Colville, Corb ne-keeper, laid $660 to $825 at Nolshais “& Corbett’s pool oom: before breakfast,' On the number of rounds, the talent are almost:unanimons in placing the SH wevem.cs At the Ringside, 10:20-Ay Mi; the batile of the cantary.” Jolin L. Suunres. tor jee apace sets: Ptah gti The noblest keeper for Fitzsimmons, Billy perpen {time-keeper for Dan Stuart. wen I erence oeconne the gong, master of ceremonies 0 of San Francisco, . Corbett-Fitzsimmons ‘fight toa finish . with Johny. Sullivan: for $5,000, and pee teens Seret Sets forte and T nan here . hFrancisco is well ‘Fepresénted ‘already beslosap Toa eee ne aadtve’ ig pretty good . business, butit’s a dead4 tared and jolly, patiently awaiting tiie aa . simmons go the arena will be cleared chances. ¢ toe ae gm 6 A Den Prom Suilivag. i nar B. Jordan;::the: well-known oldctitie is in the ring and announces that he is: Boston to challenge the. winner of the will deposit $1,000 with the New York World, ond pheers,. for John L,) y down the aisle and} Sarre get bs said: “Gentlemen, there is nothing I can add to The last California special is expected to arrive in ten minutes. San . . Shy Pies sone: Sn, nga deca cold frost. compared with the old. California’Olab. ~. Walter Walter is looking, fo the fellow who “pinched” his overcoat. He says’ he thinks he. * fell. among the Philistines. The crowd. is good-na the big fellows to get ready. “114. M—There is absolutely no change in the betting. _ Gorbett still tales favorite at 10 to 6. J Jalian and Brady are inside the arena, and Corbett and Fitzsimmons are undergoing final preparations. . train to arrive. Billy Madden announces from the ‘ring that after ‘the Corbett and Fitzhand at 8 o'clock the double event between Green and Smith and Flaherty and Hawkins will take place. Governor Sadler, “the fighting Gov‘ernor of Nevada,” has just entered bis ed crowd from .the last special which has just arrived at the depot will be here inside of ten minntes. one of Carson's choicest. weeds. amin phen sd aagianuceve s noomebbbapenates 3 ‘. sti left swings on Fitz’s head, Fitz . Itie estimated that there aré 4000 . people seated now, and another special Mrs, Fitzsimmons has just taken a seat in one of the boxes and’is greeted with hearty hand clapping. There are quite a number of ladies present in the arena. A cel pecineetiy yell. for: Sul-. J ivan, bat John L. merely raises that sleek tile and puffs unconcernedly” on In @ conversation with Billy MulTeese tate ‘eautious in expressing an . epinion. ‘He thitike that Corbett suf-. : fers in comparison of the ability of his . trainers to those of Fitz. Jimmy Wakeley and Al Smith are “Basha ot now York Wood Ernest, Roeber and Hickey. ba In Fitz’s corner: are Martin alias, r cess Billy Madden is now announcing ite ea ropes. cérner, both men looking‘in the finest’ kind of shape. an We Connolly is now on his way to th city. calaboose, . _ Billy. Muldoon reve Fite: says, “Oh, bloody fine.” Madden introduces the refer the men proceed to strip. ‘Fitesimmona . t Corbett looks easily 15 pounds heavier, and his skin, as well es Fitz’s, looks} like polished mahogany. © Both men sabes asses cseacalt a ich “The Fight by Rounds, Fitz refuses to shake hands sent Tat ceont Oe i i) is anita: Fitz very aggressive asa lands a light one on Corbett’s neck. the stomach and follows with a left done in the breakaway. Corbett lands right swing on Fitz’s ribs. They clinch, but.no damage in breaking away. Fitz hard right on Fitz’s short. ribs,.they clinch and Fitz lands ‘heavy right on Jim’s head. Jim says “Oh,” and laughs. ‘Jim lands his right on Fitz’s ribs as the gong sounds. Second Round. Corbett advances to the center fora minute, they clinch, and no damage is done in the break away. Fitz short on ribs,and -left. swings; more clinching. Jim is very cautious and looking for the slightest opening. He lands ‘two swings left and right and lands lightly on Corbett’s head. The fighting is of a rapid character and both men are very lively on their feet.Jim landed a bard left half round jab on, Fite’s stomach gnd follows it with another in the same place. He is jabbing Fitz hard right and left on the body when the bell rings. ‘Third Round. Corbett starts right in with hard left hook on the body. ; Fitz gets’ savbett’s head; but. does very little damteem, anf ano gn 6 Heals carne. . " Fourth, Rownd, * die eee ee 58 A aT *Y Corbett does a, little jig ‘step.in ad / “Hello, Fitz,’ how. are. as Fite lope, repre reseed BB, ke cea wa ator with heavy Jim feints and lands a left poke on . jo¢ poke on Fitz’s jaw,clinch, butnodamage’ 1 lands his left on Jim’s head. Jim lande . age and tries his left and right at Cor. age. Corbett lands another jeft jab on . Bob’s wind and follows with right short on the—ribs. Jim clinches and latids his right hard’ oyer heart. Fitz mixes it-up and thrusts the 6nd of his glove in Corbett’s face. In the clinch. Jim keeps his right working like a piston rod on Fitz’s ribs. They: clinch ‘and Fitz roughs it in the break away as the gong sounds. Fitz seems anxious to continue, bat Corbett laugh-. . They ingly sticks his right glove on Fita’s. === Cotbatt rosbing Inds the loft again q on Bob. Fitz is short, with. his left. poh Fite follows with & stiff left on. Jim’s ptomiecls, std: tes the. linc: gimg hate again. ‘They are fighting at a terrific rato, and ito beaatifl content, Fitz} aS fording,! fowings at the head and Corbett ‘uppercuts Fitz hard again onthe face., Fitz is bleeding again but is, fighting like a knock-out blow, Fits misses and Jim: lands a dight left on. Fitz’ sore mouth. Fitz tries a left swing which is ducked ight over head Corbett is very tired left swing and is iitted. oft his feet ‘by. a straight left jab on’ the mark. Fitz] is doing all the foreing in'this’ round, Fitz tries a right cross, but Corbett ducks. Fitz lands his left on Cor:: bett’s face and Corbett counters with his right on body. They spar for wind. Fitz tries his right hard at Gorbett’s head, but is countered heavily on the jowFitz has the worst of this round when the acne sounds. ! } ‘ Ninth Round. < Begins with long-range sparring, Both men are very active on their feet. Fitz lands below the belt and is cautioned by Siler. Corbett lands a stiff bett but does very little damage. Jim is jabbing and clinching, uppercutting with his right in the breakaway. Fitz Jim’s jaw ‘and tries a Tight cross, but Jim is inside. Fitz again tries a right across but: is short. ‘He is: landing more of them than Corbett now. Tenth Roand. Fitz spits the blood out of his mouth and tries a hard left swing at Oorbett’s head, Fitz gets. in with a stiff left and right on Jim’s hiéad and body. a left swing cAbuahe left on mouth . with Fitz is bleeding badly, but forces Cor‘bet beck,apperently being the stronger . man. They mix it up and honors are about even. Both ere fighting hard. Fitz catches Corbett around the neck and drags him to the ropes, when time Fitz’s mouth: Corbett’s blows’ are lands a very hard left hand swing on. He is Sine poniat and wana: ‘than . here is.called. .Corbett lands a light left on. Meee 6 Sores, EK ee We Renting ver F cautiously. Eleventh Round. _ swing; mons, ‘tomorrow. . tt is tia head bat is beck again. with the same hand at Fitz’s body. Corbett is . . sparring beantifully and dnaking bus’ of some very dangerous positions, . . Fitz lands his lett straight and hard on . Jim's face, Fitz tries that hand tight . '"6: ° but it does no good. Jim's left . etove is in Fitz’s face when Madden Tiny len 2 i hal tt i “Tim lands that Jett jab’ baits at . Fitz's head. Fitz counters with a ter. rible right swing on Oorbett's neck and has Corbett going hack for a few nioments, . Fitz. lands a terrible left-hand jab on Corbett’s stomach and Corbett goes to his knees with a frightful look + lhmeseadaaomtase The: timekeeper i oro). 5.68 G88 , . rashes to Fitz‘and endeavors to cing forty-five ‘salou: George Siler decides that. the blow that did’ the basiness landed over Corbett’s ‘heart ‘and he collapsed after one of the greatest fights in history. Siler ‘awards the fight to FitzsimOther Events Postponed. Carson, ‘March 17.—The fights between Green.and Smith and Flaherty and Hawkine will not take place ara town, in town, PERSONAL A, POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle 0 ‘of Various Polks Doings and Intentions. W.-H. Smith of Chicago is in town. Jv. Rogers of San ¥ranciaco is in Geo. McCandless: of ‘Sacramento is C. Me Bows of finn Branclaco ie here ng a few days, M. Frieder, the rubber stamp’ man of San Francisco, is in town. Mrs. 'M. BR. King of San Francisco arrived here this morning.J. Lawson of San Francisco ‘arrived on last evening’s train. ee Mrs. M, L. Beardsley is. quite sick wits tnibinodiabeny thocmnabiens. W, Kinkead-arrived here today from Los Angeles: on a visit to his father. B, Penrose and ©. Penrose came . down from North Bloomfield last evening. W. P. Calkins and wife, of ‘this ye a bargain if ole Cade meee. ye at this of-mdtt va et a ere ‘both, arrested by _ aR etc ane Ohe Widest Variety ied ic ep id ¢ ie “All condiatiy jana to tall and see erie handsome’ new store and stock, ee — to buy o or’ r not. © paler “Rathbone” Sisters. _Milo Temple, “Rathbone ‘Bisters, will ‘meet.at Odd. Fellows Hall this evenThere‘ will be initiation, and at the olosé ot the. theeting a program of exercises will be rendered, followed by. a banquet, Weather Bulletin. Fair tonight and 1 and “Thursday; light frost Thursday morning. Fn] Ir You Wiss to purify your blood you should take a medicine which cures blood diseases. No other medicine has such a record ,of cures ad Hood’s Sarsapariila, Hoon’s Pints are easy to take, easy to operate. Oure pees bisiousness. 5c. tie ing A ip au a. Levy,.of the, 5 remntle ncaa inrhe . OFmE Ue that he has just received a ‘The . fine line of Ladies Oxford: Ties, and he is able to sell them at $1 per pair. jn15-3t ’ Advertised Letters. The following is alist of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, March 17th: Seay Campbell, Ws ag eyed Bldcout, W. aie Sharp, Chas. If not called for “in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling.for any of these letters will please. say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent, for each letter. J, B, OARR, Postmaster. = No one would drink poor tea if he or she knew. the difference in tea. Good tea is not costly. Your grocer will sell you Schilling's Best, and return your money in full if you don’t like it. ; & Compaay ° San rancisce 888 The Union n Fruit Store NEW VEGETABLES are now coming! . We have Asparagus, Pea. Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Artichokes, Brussells Sprouts, etc. Some pretty Pansies and Daisy Plants or sale cheap. . Cut Flowers 3 times a week. "Frozen Oysters 50 per can. ~~ WALLACE & McMATH. — Fish, Fruit Vegetable MARKET. WILLIAM H. z, ANDREWS, . fami Ps ra pend STREET, al [50 CENTS. A WEEK. lec alied ilct elias na Vidvandasieinians of note to seed ave tines th length inserted under thie head for 50 cents @ week or $2a month, Hach additional line 10 celta a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in wayaree. and pct ganesh We Pay atk For all kinds of secoridhhnd goods and furnittire, at the Job Carpenter Shop, north end of Main Street Bridge. m16-lw For Sale Cheap. New Singer Sewing Machine. All the appliances included. Apply at H. DICKERMAN'S drug and stationery store. m12-lw * House to Rent. A dwelling situated on’ Prospect Hill. Tnquire at this office. J23-tf Dancing School. Prof, Michell will open his dancing school at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday, November Mth. Ladies and gentlemen's class will meet every Wednesday evening. Childien's class Saturday afternoon. Socials every Saturday hight, nbt! Nevada County, Directory. ” Gopies of the Nevada County’ Directory can i obtained for 80 cents. By mail 75 centa. ‘Apply to FRED, BE, BROWN. Transcript office . . HiS SURPRISE Is Nothin, ig Commnaired to What Yours gt b” When €: ou Examine My Large Stock of Picture Mouldings and Mats Of the Very Latest Designs, FRAMES MADE TO ORDER Lower than You Can Get. Them Bisewhere. CANVAS FOR ARTISTS. Picture ~~ ers and Easels GEORGE : A. ‘GRAY, Broad St., Nevada ‘City: STEAM Carpet BEATING WORKS, COLLINS & SPARKS, = <Prop's BANK STREET, GRASS VALLEY. Housecleaning time will sdon be here. cen. econ ft wil earpets cleaned by the steam << it willsave you mouey, time and la loek like new. Carpets tas Rep tp, elganed and laid the samo day PRACT: ICAL ‘UPHOLSTERERS. eParlor Suits, to user and Furniture Repaired and Polished + Leave orders at staan alas _ . . STEIN, re De aang 3 Oe on Looeaen and Mestetenen made .

livery stables, . sale stables, . 4 from one ty. : bles for” each . : ‘soda factria, ‘or each adi . lishm: nine; ae 7 nines for fami. 410 cents, q J building and . the Catholio 7 q and theaters, lis, 25 ricks oye icks on small ” dewalks, floors q ‘asia mortar, § or cementing, depot, $4 per ; uses not otherA. rer closets, for: run by water nills connected: *: re LS 9 Boa oh: ust. > heed ma q ». for © cents per hs or wate from the ine 4 4 per year, ie vers ofalikinds, 3 nd City Rail, . gh atthe Pinan a sed for fre sat, 7 ne Water Cor 7 1, Bl] G9ERs tO gg. agent comet ‘a . at off the water 4 nsumer, ‘or all ity pur. * ise due : m rates are due sllments of one © i water for the . mthly for water ” current month } aMe as for hotel is under” ng not less that” js not less than . not less than ® is not lea 4 stable is un* ing not les es not lose than 4 not less than six . es less than ax . Se wenidnay ace or. building ved nt, pro4 t 0 we city eo on the water ised yndiy ers ine ; ring an ae 3 ptember of enh . my can not ob supply of water . urposes and irwe «water = for . paahinery bre 4 complain ; inable to obtain 7 or domestic Board of ting the matter unning machinstopped afters . e date of when recente 2 tthe bat gov del a sang off the wa Sin default in . provided in this . nd coilect from much 5 service the paid by the: . Sythe same #: , ympany before’ om any of the: ‘ } are ai noiice in some’ . the: ti ; 43 if Eg ut . etitioners. sat ORB. ‘The men. balsa ppromertene -wed 'to switch’ when’ the Comstock ee . spud eeeech To tne Framseript* soaiie wt What Corbet Says, " Reno,’ March 172-Corbett bas left on the Examiner’s feat ‘special train for will arrive there tonight. He ange’ the mons struck him over the heart he thought he had. received ‘his death . blow. He is looking well, says he is all right again, and is willing to have. here im behalf of Frank B. Dunn of another fight with vane sym had pai Cie Gisnek. March, 17.8 a: ahaa at Watil amearly ay pala i we ah "were: iconged, with. vege crowds of men native to the sage brush country, eager to glean the latest niows . Mr. ‘Jordan’s remarks, 1 think there is of the big 7 dpath inae sieksicaiin coiias for little sure money. “Corbett isa denal ssttesingl og “thie “taajority: son. wy 4 John L, Sullivan arrived Gil the Davio. special at midnight. 1000 people and a brass band were to escort the ex-champion to his hotel. Bisel He made a short speech in which he said he was here todo no “rag-chewing,” but to challenge the winner of the Corbett-Fitzsimmons:go::«. Corbett will enter the ring arin weighing. close on to 185. pounds, . . while Fitz. will probably tip the scale ‘Delaney leak sight sia the tase 3 . for -positiona, which means that Fitz. will be in the ‘battle with Old Sol facing Same de ilies be ant seca -since the Igst bulletin, but it is expectminers aftive from Virginia City. The ‘Comstock lode closes for the day. The arrival of another batch of Haststart to the betting, but the odds. remaining uncbenged at 10 to 6%. Jim Colville, Corb ne-keeper, laid $660 to $825 at Nolshais “& Corbett’s pool oom: before breakfast,' On the number of rounds, the talent are almost:unanimons in placing the SH wevem.cs At the Ringside, 10:20-Ay Mi; the batile of the cantary.” Jolin L. Suunres. tor jee apace sets: Ptah gti The noblest keeper for Fitzsimmons, Billy perpen {time-keeper for Dan Stuart. wen I erence oeconne the gong, master of ceremonies 0 of San Francisco, . Corbett-Fitzsimmons ‘fight toa finish . with Johny. Sullivan: for $5,000, and pee teens Seret Sets forte and T nan here . hFrancisco is well ‘Fepresénted ‘already beslosap Toa eee ne aadtve’ ig pretty good . business, butit’s a dead4 tared and jolly, patiently awaiting tiie aa . simmons go the arena will be cleared chances. ¢ toe ae gm 6 A Den Prom Suilivag. i nar B. Jordan;::the: well-known oldctitie is in the ring and announces that he is: Boston to challenge the. winner of the will deposit $1,000 with the New York World, ond pheers,. for John L,) y down the aisle and} Sarre get bs said: “Gentlemen, there is nothing I can add to The last California special is expected to arrive in ten minutes. San . . Shy Pies sone: Sn, nga deca cold frost. compared with the old. California’Olab. ~. Walter Walter is looking, fo the fellow who “pinched” his overcoat. He says’ he thinks he. * fell. among the Philistines. The crowd. is good-na the big fellows to get ready. “114. M—There is absolutely no change in the betting. _ Gorbett still tales favorite at 10 to 6. J Jalian and Brady are inside the arena, and Corbett and Fitzsimmons are undergoing final preparations. . train to arrive. Billy Madden announces from the ‘ring that after ‘the Corbett and Fitzhand at 8 o'clock the double event between Green and Smith and Flaherty and Hawkins will take place. Governor Sadler, “the fighting Gov‘ernor of Nevada,” has just entered bis ed crowd from .the last special which has just arrived at the depot will be here inside of ten minntes. one of Carson's choicest. weeds. amin phen sd aagianuceve s noomebbbapenates 3 ‘. sti left swings on Fitz’s head, Fitz . Itie estimated that there aré 4000 . people seated now, and another special Mrs, Fitzsimmons has just taken a seat in one of the boxes and’is greeted with hearty hand clapping. There are quite a number of ladies present in the arena. A cel pecineetiy yell. for: Sul-. J ivan, bat John L. merely raises that sleek tile and puffs unconcernedly” on In @ conversation with Billy MulTeese tate ‘eautious in expressing an . epinion. ‘He thitike that Corbett suf-. : fers in comparison of the ability of his . trainers to those of Fitz. Jimmy Wakeley and Al Smith are “Basha ot now York Wood Ernest, Roeber and Hickey. ba In Fitz’s corner: are Martin alias, r cess Billy Madden is now announcing ite ea ropes. cérner, both men looking‘in the finest’ kind of shape. an We Connolly is now on his way to th city. calaboose, . _ Billy. Muldoon reve Fite: says, “Oh, bloody fine.” Madden introduces the refer the men proceed to strip. ‘Fitesimmona . t Corbett looks easily 15 pounds heavier, and his skin, as well es Fitz’s, looks} like polished mahogany. © Both men sabes asses cseacalt a ich “The Fight by Rounds, Fitz refuses to shake hands sent Tat ceont Oe i i) is anita: Fitz very aggressive asa lands a light one on Corbett’s neck. the stomach and follows with a left done in the breakaway. Corbett lands right swing on Fitz’s ribs. They clinch, but.no damage in breaking away. Fitz hard right on Fitz’s short. ribs,.they clinch and Fitz lands ‘heavy right on Jim’s head. Jim says “Oh,” and laughs. ‘Jim lands his right on Fitz’s ribs as the gong sounds. Second Round. Corbett advances to the center fora minute, they clinch, and no damage is done in the break away. Fitz short on ribs,and -left. swings; more clinching. Jim is very cautious and looking for the slightest opening. He lands ‘two swings left and right and lands lightly on Corbett’s head. The fighting is of

a rapid character and both men are very lively on their feet.Jim landed a bard left half round jab on, Fite’s stomach gnd follows it with another in the same place. He is jabbing Fitz hard right and left on the body when the bell rings. ‘Third Round. Corbett starts right in with hard left hook on the body. ; Fitz gets’ savbett’s head; but. does very little damteem, anf ano gn 6 Heals carne. . " Fourth, Rownd, * die eee ee 58 A aT *Y Corbett does a, little jig ‘step.in ad / “Hello, Fitz,’ how. are. as Fite lope, repre reseed BB, ke cea wa ator with heavy Jim feints and lands a left poke on . jo¢ poke on Fitz’s jaw,clinch, butnodamage’ 1 lands his left on Jim’s head. Jim lande . age and tries his left and right at Cor. age. Corbett lands another jeft jab on . Bob’s wind and follows with right short on the—ribs. Jim clinches and latids his right hard’ oyer heart. Fitz mixes it-up and thrusts the 6nd of his glove in Corbett’s face. In the clinch. Jim keeps his right working like a piston rod on Fitz’s ribs. They: clinch ‘and Fitz roughs it in the break away as the gong sounds. Fitz seems anxious to continue, bat Corbett laugh-. . They ingly sticks his right glove on Fita’s. === Cotbatt rosbing Inds the loft again q on Bob. Fitz is short, with. his left. poh Fite follows with & stiff left on. Jim’s ptomiecls, std: tes the. linc: gimg hate again. ‘They are fighting at a terrific rato, and ito beaatifl content, Fitz} aS fording,! fowings at the head and Corbett ‘uppercuts Fitz hard again onthe face., Fitz is bleeding again but is, fighting like a knock-out blow, Fits misses and Jim: lands a dight left on. Fitz’ sore mouth. Fitz tries a left swing which is ducked ight over head Corbett is very tired left swing and is iitted. oft his feet ‘by. a straight left jab on’ the mark. Fitz] is doing all the foreing in'this’ round, Fitz tries a right cross, but Corbett ducks. Fitz lands his left on Cor:: bett’s face and Corbett counters with his right on body. They spar for wind. Fitz tries his right hard at Gorbett’s head, but is countered heavily on the jowFitz has the worst of this round when the acne sounds. ! } ‘ Ninth Round. < Begins with long-range sparring, Both men are very active on their feet. Fitz lands below the belt and is cautioned by Siler. Corbett lands a stiff bett but does very little damage. Jim is jabbing and clinching, uppercutting with his right in the breakaway. Fitz Jim’s jaw ‘and tries a Tight cross, but Jim is inside. Fitz again tries a right across but: is short. ‘He is: landing more of them than Corbett now. Tenth Roand. Fitz spits the blood out of his mouth and tries a hard left swing at Oorbett’s head, Fitz gets. in with a stiff left and right on Jim’s hiéad and body. a left swing cAbuahe left on mouth . with Fitz is bleeding badly, but forces Cor‘bet beck,apperently being the stronger . man. They mix it up and honors are about even.. Both ere fighting hard. Fitz catches Corbett around the neck and drags him to the ropes, when time Fitz’s mouth: Corbett’s blows’ are lands a very hard left hand swing on. He is Sine poniat and wana: ‘than . here is.called. .Corbett lands a light left on. Meee 6 Sores, EK ee We Renting ver F cautiously. Eleventh Round. _ swing; mons, ‘tomorrow. . tt is tia head bat is beck again. with the same hand at Fitz’s body. Corbett is . . sparring beantifully and dnaking bus’ of some very dangerous positions, . . Fitz lands his lett straight and hard on . Jim's face, Fitz tries that hand tight . '"6: ° but it does no good. Jim's left . etove is in Fitz’s face when Madden Tiny len 2 i hal tt i “Tim lands that Jett jab’ baits at . Fitz's head. Fitz counters with a ter. rible right swing on Oorbett's neck and has Corbett going hack for a few nioments, . Fitz. lands a terrible left-hand jab on Corbett’s stomach and Corbett goes to his knees with a frightful look + lhmeseadaaomtase The: timekeeper i oro). 5.68 G88 , . rashes to Fitz‘and endeavors to cing forty-five ‘salou: George Siler decides that. the blow that did’ the basiness landed over Corbett’s ‘heart ‘and he collapsed after one of the greatest fights in history. Siler ‘awards the fight to FitzsimOther Events Postponed. Carson, ‘March 17.—The fights between Green.and Smith and Flaherty and Hawkine will not take place ara town, in town, PERSONAL A, POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle 0 ‘of Various Polks Doings and Intentions. W.-H. Smith of Chicago is in town. Jv. Rogers of San ¥ranciaco is in Geo. McCandless: of ‘Sacramento is C. Me Bows of finn Branclaco ie here ng a few days, M. Frieder, the rubber stamp’ man of San Francisco, is in town. Mrs. 'M. BR. King of San Francisco arrived here this morning.J. Lawson of San Francisco ‘arrived on last evening’s train. ee Mrs. M, L. Beardsley is. quite sick wits tnibinodiabeny thocmnabiens. W, Kinkead-arrived here today from Los Angeles: on a visit to his father. B, Penrose and ©. Penrose came . down from North Bloomfield last evening. W. P. Calkins and wife, of ‘this ye a bargain if ole Cade meee. ye at this of-mdtt va et a ere ‘both, arrested by _ aR etc ane Ohe Widest Variety ied ic ep id ¢ ie “All condiatiy jana to tall and see erie handsome’ new store and stock, ee — to buy o or’ r not. © paler “Rathbone” Sisters. _Milo Temple, “Rathbone ‘Bisters, will ‘meet.at Odd. Fellows Hall this evenThere‘ will be initiation, and at the olosé ot the. theeting a program of exercises will be rendered, followed by. a banquet, Weather Bulletin. Fair tonight and 1 and “Thursday; light frost Thursday morning. Fn] Ir You Wiss to purify your blood you should take a medicine which cures blood diseases. No other medicine has such a record ,of cures ad Hood’s Sarsapariila, Hoon’s Pints are easy to take, easy to operate. Oure pees bisiousness. 5c. tie ing A ip au a. Levy,.of the, 5 remntle ncaa inrhe . OFmE Ue that he has just received a ‘The . fine line of Ladies Oxford: Ties, and he is able to sell them at $1 per pair. jn15-3t ’ Advertised Letters. The following is alist of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, March 17th: Seay Campbell, Ws ag eyed Bldcout, W. aie Sharp, Chas. If not called for “in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling.for any of these letters will please. say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent, for each letter. J, B, OARR, Postmaster. = No one would drink poor tea if he or she knew. the difference in tea. Good tea is not costly. Your grocer will sell you Schilling's Best, and return your money in full if you don’t like it. ; & Compaay ° San rancisce 888 The Union n Fruit Store NEW VEGETABLES are now coming! . We have Asparagus, Pea. Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Artichokes, Brussells Sprouts, etc. Some pretty Pansies and Daisy Plants or sale cheap. . Cut Flowers 3 times a week. "Frozen Oysters 50 per can. ~~ WALLACE & McMATH. — Fish, Fruit Vegetable MARKET. WILLIAM H. z, ANDREWS, . fami Ps ra pend STREET, al [50 CENTS. A WEEK. lec alied ilct elias na Vidvandasieinians of note to seed ave tines th length inserted under thie head for 50 cents @ week or $2a month, Hach additional line 10 celta a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in wayaree. and pct ganesh We Pay atk For all kinds of secoridhhnd goods and furnittire, at the Job Carpenter Shop, north end of Main Street Bridge. m16-lw For Sale Cheap. New Singer Sewing Machine. All the appliances included. Apply at H. DICKERMAN'S drug and stationery store. m12-lw * House to Rent. A dwelling situated on’ Prospect Hill. Tnquire at this office. J23-tf Dancing School. Prof, Michell will open his dancing school at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday, November Mth. Ladies and gentlemen's class will meet every Wednesday evening. Childien's class Saturday afternoon. Socials every Saturday hight, nbt! Nevada County, Directory. ” Gopies of the Nevada County’ Directory can i obtained for 80 cents. By mail 75 centa. ‘Apply to FRED, BE, BROWN. Transcript office . . HiS SURPRISE Is Nothin, ig Commnaired to What Yours gt b” When €: ou Examine My Large Stock of Picture Mouldings and Mats Of the Very Latest Designs, FRAMES MADE TO ORDER Lower than You Can Get. Them Bisewhere. CANVAS FOR ARTISTS. Picture ~~ ers and Easels GEORGE : A. ‘GRAY, Broad St., Nevada ‘City: STEAM Carpet BEATING WORKS, COLLINS & SPARKS, = <Prop's BANK STREET, GRASS VALLEY. Housecleaning time will sdon be here. cen. econ ft wil earpets cleaned by the steam << it willsave you mouey, time and la loek like new. Carpets tas Rep tp, elganed and laid the samo day PRACT: ICAL ‘UPHOLSTERERS. eParlor Suits, to user and Furniture Repaired and Polished + Leave orders at staan alas _ . . STEIN, re De aang 3 Oe on Looeaen and Mestetenen made .