The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-13
GREETING TO C0RBETT.
A SPLENDID REoIPTION 10 TIE NEW
90. ~ CHAMPION
~. s,.or sannrs Garden Fiiiea by His Ea.
,hu.in.,Ic Admirers-His Manly speech
In reference 20 Suiiivan-The Big Fell
lows Repiy to Corbet's Ohcr

'owS Ne''s
Last night the conaueror OF Jonn IL ou'i,Nan
bowed and smiled whilc the thousands VINO
filled Madison Square Gardeh appiauueua u
cheered. Corbett wore MS laureis WIN "
desty and demeaned himselt WIN = ,rahA
maniiness that won tho admiration OF rhe
moot pronounced supporters OF suiiivan, ~
wonderful young pugiist trlpneu isn.n,
into the ring. spoke a rev INQUEST n",
words regarding himse1 anu tho ~" "o
had beaten. exhibited ms sciehee
few light rounds. smi!su hs -.
rs tho shouts oil the throhs s"nneo -
dome oil the Grcat uulluihs' =" ~" =, H.
lightly out OF view. Ihose VINO iooAeu
comparatively slender hsuie sui, ~.
how lie had triumpneu over '"e ISL r,h.n
portions OF the Boston eiah- anu oni, 49,
A., a., rooeor Tor his victory become plain.
uiu '"o iv"'o" - .,S..,. ON. crowd h.pan to
,. AS cary n, i ns front ut'' .ntranee Of the Garden.
and when the doors were thrown open at z
anu w.e .ho ~ w.s r,eat rush inward. BY
t O'clock ho, s,l' u ,ns eS SlI 6 and "iN the la,tor
held many fair spectators. The crowd
continued to com steadily during all the pre-
liminary bouts. and at 10 o'clock. when tho
him. Tho spectators had purchased large
hin,Ec nf enufG. hit owing 10 tNB 0AOEUltuuS
prices demanded they nad u large 5, t tna Gsra ,sa,
on N their Girl hands" :; n s. o As every .yiSs ssa' t In tn the se sen".
ieiary realized a handsome a%0 QUIT, corbott
could we'll he proud. There were the usual
nu,nha-o ~ t,nso Intimately associated with
t nun arn;' %, Of aI the squared au,.rd' circle. but tho largest
rorti,n n tho Gathering was COMPOSED OF bust
i.ss .aS nrnrassionni man. while society was
N = MI DIOltSEloIul HCI INV co~'SSy w.
also we'll represented. They were all ther. to
take q look a. the worlds chamrion' and they
drewa long breath OF satisiae'ion as .ne'
There is always a preliminary proErammeof
presented last night was quite interesting.
III fsTf ths star To n osrf tme a.rs mads his a :
the az ring and lti'n made d speech from tie ioar
take axe place i ,w Would not occur. as they were CON
wary 10 70 fu lnM; An ro oo1r show M%u''T Two o Of tho mon n
WHO We're to hasvo APPEARED, in a ten-round
* ws,oG c; g smith; I Ennsm fSs so hs {
Iuced Frank stetkier md Frank FoserS, two
and Harry livingstone in the other corners. so
that tho sparrinG was continuous, Steckler
ha 4 n much 5Ga . me lsol best ssan Of e R0 ai rs and the other
ce SaIK n n1fssy il 'a aS h interestinr s for Nike sl Leon
ard. the Naruna Boat Club sparrer. was next
New sf99s4H 5r X to So iaGe on It wss sq a syc Hm H; %ailair:
Judge was punched hard in the first round and
Either. and evencd. up matters by the, close
H hammer NM IT and tongs from the call eftime. aud
honors were easy at tho close. Dorsey did
the best Of the lunch!nE in tho third round;
close. Swipes the Newsboy and Joe MUIR
nLy wsrs the NEXT pai Su, nns t they m made
being the only feature. Joe Hopkins and tho
African boy. two coal black specimen next
and created considerable anuse-
around the ring and made, matters very un-
pleasant for him.. Hopkins had much tho best
q the encounter. William Perry and james
wari and gave . truly comic exhibition. Pratt
was knocked grogey in the second round and
pillows and received copsiderahle applause
nelly. white boys. came on nsxE Kelly
was the lighter By ton pounds. but he
was much more scientific and made it an
Cal Mccarthy and Billy Kenny SPARED
three uninteresting rounds; IN which the
ii sat once m saase lin na . WORTHY ri sne OPPONENT S,snsnfes 81
George Dixon. joe Brown and Joe Burke.
two youngsters; slapped each other affection
Soi oLW 20
Nance OF Now FORK gave u fairly clever eXhi-
bition. Angelo .Denapolo and p. Yulo. two
Italians. wrestled one bout GrGco-Roman. the
first named winning,
G. {. Smith. the washington Ihunderbolt.
and Frank krsiS. the Harlem Coffee Cooler.
were the next attraction. and hey gave q very
clever though harm ess exhibition.
1t WAS about 1918 O'Clock when the boyish
figure Of William A. Brady. Corbett,s astute
applause had subsidized. he started to make q
few remarks to the Spectators. lie had not
got past Ladies and Gentlemen" when
suddenly everybody III tuo ,bdIueu arose
and united m q dealenlhH yen that
completely smothered Drauy. me 9utourst
was caused by the appearance OF q tall young
mar 4 in Thitetr9nksa nd green ifI b sitoG nom gsd who.
making ms way through the aisle IeadlnS
from his dressing room. ~ was Corbett. anu
he had come out before ne hau received tho
cue,
When, tho cham pion stood p IN the middle
o. the ring ana Looked around the spectat2rS
themselves black in the face. and otherwise
exhibited their pleasure. DAINTY nanaKer.
chiefs i~luttered from til" boxes, whilethe more
enthusiastic oithose ncarth ring rushed tothe
roIss and trled 20 snake me champion . hanu.
owing to the act that MS right nahd Was
6sndaged up. when was inc only visible IN
dlcation tnat ne had been engaged IN = oes,