New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

ia a stream. Cheers and counter cheers
Rosad VUL--On time being called both were ur re-.
,o,cripc O. backing OF du.king, 20 get away. SOM
t.,d ,onrf.ring took place. llconaI went IN. wnch
the hupeg wds brought into action. but iLs TINE la
ic woofly ior King turned the table ana HooIc" "''
Pcaad IX-Both sharpto time King let ont his right
ard struck Hconan tremendously about the hcau' 'o
Ian closed. ard threw King again.
Pound Y-Exprcss speed had now begun in earnest,
Kingandng oui heavily with both fists and nj s'f"s
gle WIS thrown. 60, - .ou
Ropnd XI-Hecnan began to show the pace wss ten
ing on Mn Coming ny, he cnueh; anu ,,,' car,
very heavily IL sounded like oxen iailns out OF cart
RruRd NH--Not more than q inlhu'e. ~, i'm a..
changes about the head and Heenan tire" ihhe
Rrrad XIL-Somc heavy counterng ahont he head
On bu,h sides, when Hcenan closed, tho"ihB N'"s ~
hefurc. ,,,
PD,'d NyY-Uccnan met King at the very outset with
q fouirl punch from the latlcrs right hand. noln'
sharp hitting. heavy fan for King NotNithsllntu.
inc all mis- throw ing advantage Hecnen showed nearly
a. much distress AS King ,,.
Ronnd Mt was now plainly seen that The rate was
teuipr roWerfilv on both men. Some SWING fips on
each side Heonan shot out his right hand with sGch
terrific effect that King reclcd like drunken men. VI.
matey falling in his corner. Ii was thought ihat ne
would not face tho storm again. That Was tue hIst
genuine Touchdown blow.
Rl,a1 XyL-llecnan began 10 show that fortune was
gliding Ia, from him. He came up with dreadful
eyc. 'rtis round was severe struggle.
RouRd NII.-Thc excitement became so tremendous
TIM an regulation about the inner ring war sweep 80
the winds Kings cyclorean blows about Heonans
head. especially the temples, so s"eIgd mp inc rsr',
tat De- began t. look in sad Plight. His eye was III u
r.htful state King having made several sudden sue
ccsStul shoulder hiis with his light on H.
From this 10 the twenty fourth ana last tnHnd one
wa, Ike the other and hort that II would be- almost
hauus.i Die % detail Them. King went ahead ~ perrc
cailop and time being called Tor the t"t'.i MIN
round thc sponge was thrown up by nre""h s'eo.u.
In token 81 lef'ut. He WIS dIeadfuily puusl'd and
Should never have been permitted to pass beyond the
t,cuiyrst round. King presented 10 visible marks oil
punishment except the Inous' or his eye
Thus ended his great contest in tveHiyfour rounds
oocupl ing thirty iour minutes and braVer one never
Thc frowiue account is from TIE london ILLUSTRATED
5 0ring Nr. and is additional 10 ih"t received Rom
EorSG AVA iclerahly good amount Of work done
in Which King cut ms opponents rghI eye ana me
round was finished by heavy bod, blow from hcc9ah
which made The sailor stagecr back. and the ground De
Ing slippery. Pee IN down.
Lorad NjL-Hc.non's FIST fighting and throwing
now iocan IN TIL Us own tale UPON himself and De
came Up fling though smiling. Nohbers were eA-
changed, and some body blows ana III the ehd hihs
was again thrown.
R7rad NPIH-King now led of and visited the
DAMAGED oyr. and also got on the check which rllod
The Eauceia Boy. WHO gave him singer on tae lead
closed and threw him heavily Il was thought he was
out II trc and II tool lis seconds some Tine before
they e.uld g.; HIN iouad ;fain.
Here me kiuc.tcs broke into the ring. ana the re-
naindo- o. tie night was carried on anna unch az,
rounds b they yery short andi favor o. liceuan
King soon recovered and immediately aiteiWmd
turned the tide 81 fortune IN his favor, HeeHan Rapidly
ard suddenly getting weak.
Rlrrd YYT-Bv Tie advice ~ his second King led
Of al1 planted Wen the damaged eye. also ca TIE
nose fetching more blood rom both places. hcenens
returns were shof and KING 8, once closed with him
and threw hm-a regular bursicr
RahRd XNH-Agan did hing get wei home on he
nasal organ and rsf pepper and RECEIVING u III 'he
ribs closed a4d .lfew lieenan
Eelnc XNW.-Hernan came up quite crorcy. and
Ais heart seemed be falling him for when KING once
more llal,G straight one Oh the month be appeared
bat dd not reach. Afser somc sharp in Citing De- Wa
again hung heavily to mother eertL, anu Shen picked
up nearly scnselcss.
Rousi XXIY-No sooner were they ai the scratch
than KING again visited the mug, and Knocked the Boy
clear of biz pins.
Round XGY and ias,-Sayors reused Hocnan well
with coi wafer and got him more go fBce hing
bu tie latter agan planted The mouth and funs him
almost scuseess 10 the ground This was settler log
when Herman tried 20 leave he corner FOR another round
Dee vGs ss helpless child. aud amidst shouts OF
Shame = Shame p Ia allow LIN 10 come Up asan.
NJ donald gave up Tor h,!n.
The Boy IVES seconded by Tom Savers and Johnny
Macdonald. and GIug b. jerry Noon and Eos Tyler.
LATER REPORTS BY THE ASIA.
Rumors had been current that Hecnan was in
an alarming condition in consequence Of the punishment
be received in bis recent fight with Ming but they
proved to be lnionndcd.
On the arrival Of Hcenan In London. le received The
best medical assistance and although his bruises aud
Commissions were found 20 be very none q his
bones were broken. and lie lad received no internal
lufuTN. lis % 40 f.AitfG n MDtl fihsif
lis old lip wound had rcopcned and his eyos were near
ly closed.
Tie bets ou The result Of tie fight surpassed in their
number and amount any ever made On any Ike oc'
The frit has been the sll.cngrossing topic in In.
gland The papers give elaborate accounts 81 H. ana
Kings victory u naturally received WIZ sies' eia'"
Iie.e was no interruption Of the fight and it was
bfaycly fairly. and squarrly fought
TIE I0ndoH Tina dcs Otes leader 10 the niau and
hes "A
Hoenan was game throughout from tho beginning
10 the cose Of light and he put tho hug on 20 a. 10
crush bis antagonist by dashing him 70 The ground.
Kings tactics were different and more cedltabe 10 a
professor Of pugisin They consisted simply IN SINK
Ing Il series OF lodge hammer blows on the most pIonl
neut end sensitive parts Of Hecnau's plytogHOIy until
The latter collapsed from exhaustion.
The affair In twenty four rounds and thirty
NE minutes. There appears 10 have been niue
science" on either side but II was, neNeriher.t, o.
fair. sand-up fight, without check, and ended IN q
decisive victory foI King
Tile Tunes concludes its article ~ asseitinr that
prize lighting is more revolving than bul hgAtiis and
ought To b. discouraged"
Tom sayeis was one ofthe seconds 81 Heenan.
ARTICIEs OF AGEiL NENT.
Articles OF agreement entered fio this the I'm day
Of March 1903. between John Carmel Iiccuan and
Thomas King. The said John Carmel iccnLn agrees 10
fight the said Thomas King a fair sthnd.up light &C.
cording TO The rules Of the Ring By which the said
John Carmel HcfBan and Tie said ll0mns KING agree
10 be bound. The said tight shnl be for he sum Of
90 side hnd shan take place on Tie rih day Of De
ccmheY lsC3 within 30 miles Of London. IN pursuance
Of this agreement 1loJ side deposited IN the hands
Of NJ John COner who shah transmit tie same 10 no
editor Of BAR Lc who shall be hnal stakeholder. nc
second deposit a. 30 side shall be- made At Nj Eith
ards Bhc Anchor Shoreditch. on Thursday March -,
The tiird e. - "A side, 10 be mnde April 9.
the fourth of 80 side On Apri - the
Gnh Of $50 side on May 7. the -ixth Of so
side or May q the seventh Of 80 side June 4;
the eighth OF 80 side, June 49, the ninth Of 40
side uly 81 the tenth, Of 80 side, On July l6;
the eleventh a ~ side July 90 tho twelfth, Of
IL. a. a. at. 81