The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-11
CORBETT SAILS TOMORROW,
HE TALKS AMOUR hrs TRTp <BRo1D
AND mrs EIGHT WITH JACKSON


IT'S Dat for the Biggest Amou.t .s
Money Every TIue." the Chs-p,o- Sale
ne win Fight - Lo-son ~ = Reasonable.
oHsr is Nsds-Cerbstrs Osirio- 81 F,,--
si-no.s-Jseksouvins wsrts the R,r
ftsht-Corbstt Buys = seS,ooe Hou.e.
Champion Jim Corbett, aceo mi anied BY hi.
mother. father. and wife. arrived in town at
$50 O'Clock yesterday m orninR from Phiadel-
phia. Corbett never looked in better health
He was dressed In long. black, natty English
ovsrcoat white cravat. dark trousers. patent
leather shoes. and wore a rather impo.ins
high silk hat He is stopping at the yendome
whore he was seen few hours after his arr
rival by The sUN reporter. Corbett talk ed
freely about his proposed trip to Europe and
future plans. He said that he would leave for
England on the Fuerst Bismarck, which sails
to- morrow morning and that he expected 70
arrive on the other side in time to nj his en-
Eagemsnt at the Drury Lane Theatre, Lon
don. which begins on April 81. Several. mann
bers OF his company sailed yesterday morning
on the Trave. Billy Delaney. Corbett's train.r,
Jim McVey, Delapsy's assistant; Prof John
Donaldson. Corbstt's sparring partner, and
Bobby daylor aud his wife were also pas
senRers Delaney said that Corbett would re-
oulrs three months OF good training to get
into perfect shape for his fight with jackson.
He said that the conditional articles signed
by Corbett and Jackson stipulated this.
just few moments before saw you."
Corbett said to the reporter. II sent cheek
for 5000 to w. J. Davis Of Chicago. who il
final stakeholder in my match with Jackson
Up to date l have deposited $1,000 Of my S1O.-
900 side wager. Although the money sent
to-day was not due until April "a. thought
would deposit II at once. II should forfeit IL
would give some people an opportunity OF say
TIE Hnsi deposit Is due on MAY 81. viii cer.
salniy be on the alert that the rest OF the money
Have you anything i'm portant to say about
d: Last ;sid about him q. better
theatrical business like myself and he viii
The fact remains, though. that win night him.
Whether I can whip him time alone will tell
soon as possible as the public can readily SCI.
AssF t Iss b my m 9I tsiEs aop ~ A, to
At least 1 have not heard Of any as ret have
fom tn. Nstion sporting Cias oi ISnS Soet
but Il must be RENE mbsred that am out for
g. ss q SoS
etisr to meet ct 70 you in q limited round bout be-
Fitzsimmons. II. Just like Jackson" the
Cham pion replied with broad emile. she Is
Looking for notoriety at my expense"
At this juncture rbett was about to 70 up
tercepted him. Toadvin and Corbett are old
Shsn 6orSss BON
Ing In that city Toadyin was also conn ccted
With the defupct Duval A. G Of Jscksonyille,
Corbett S25. 900 purse, on behalf Of . club
which he represented. II Corbett would light
jackson at Jacksonville neft. December. or
January. Toadyin added that the club
expenses and eusrantes protection. The ar
ticles signed By Corpett and Jackson contain
. clause which says that the fight cannot take
place below Mason and Dixon's line. Toadvin
the mem .ccspted the ofrsr UorSett said that
the offer was . liberal one. but he declared he
would wait for further offers. as he Is looking
for all the money he can secure Toadyin re-
his ELIMINATES in Jack sonville he would notify
" Palson" Dawes. Jacksous manager. Of the
CcSSsrt also told tho reporter that h. bad
tie @ at lts Ws,
story .brown-stons high:stoop house, and
Corbett intends to make ft his future home
Mrs. Corbett. who was to have sailed with her
for few weeks. as the champion wishes her
TO use her own Judgment in furnishing the
house from top to bottom:
Regarding the rumor that Corbett is snb-
Mish ne q ms.dI wS Si
In the West. butI don't think il viii bother me
any more MY doctor says that trip across
the ocean Will drive IL out Of my system-"
IL vas said yesterday that Corbstt would r.
r. shs " vas sfSi
claimed that Corbstt would light jackson at
any time or place.