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Selling our pianos direct from the factory, at factory profits, deyelopa entity among dealers, and some of them and their paid agentsncmy Bay uncomplimentary, things about as and our goods, but the average public is too wise, we taho it, to be carried away by the talk of \The fellow with an* axe to grind.\ Our qualities'aro here, tod speak for thetaselves. Our guar- antee js as strong as words can make St, Oar standing and abil- „ ity to back onr arguments aro beyond question, as anyono may learn upon' investigation. Then all that remains for you to do, if you are i n the market for a piano, is to investigate our goods, and become acquainted with leave the rest with you. our tonne—after which will cheerfully Martin & Martin Om.IfartiHowse,.. ^ * Medina r H.Y. 69 State Street, Sochester.H.Y. IN10TH, Sciene at Carson City Almost Dupjliee.ta4 by Stomach Blow. fetiT OOBB j/^QSE TO HIS FEE.T. Jeffries Swung Flis Bight and Landed in the Same Place and Corbott Agalti Dropped «pd His Second .Mo- tioned to Stop the Performance, A|one- In Hla Class, San Francisco; Aug, 15,—-Jsmst £ Jeffries, champion heavyweight of the world, played with Jim Corpetfc ..for nino'rounds and a half last night and then Corbett's seconds motioned to Referee Granny to- stop the fight la order to saw their man from 116601093 punishment. The end came shortly after the be- ginning- o£ the tenth round when Jeff- ries planted one' o f his terrific left awings on Corbett's stomach. The niaa, who conquered John L, Sullivan drop, pet} to the floor in agony and the memorable scene at.Cnrson City when. Boh Fitzsimmons lauded hla solar plexus blow was almost duplicated. ActwIrtfaM «f Ufa BiyOfld \iht jfroottef Vividly Re«\ produced by Actual Participant* and MU- tawy Maleaca ol the Far Wc»t*' tailm Warrior* la Brilliant Natlva Cofe- aUJ»r<!Ur*i*-lItt<. 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BoVoierarfjl th^bWbl'ai Irom Auatrallo, Hindoos and JaDanoi*. ^-~FiBST^Pr?EAR^«QE ip| AMERICA OF „^ NATIVEPIPING WSR^IOR^ *SOIN NUMBER, Ei|-Member» of A|W\n»Id6*«rA^iny. ;p^o% From <Jia FhWfpRJnaai,. Flrat Tour ol UhMetfs^teMI PRINCE tUCHS, a Russian Nobleraoo, wHh 7 a (Contingent otlJnequalled imperial^ Cossaclc Trooperau |N|Y MTHiTE BIJrrAL- EVER EXHlBrrED.^The Idol o f Indian Tradll ThlBtlme,iWever,tjorbett etruggled to hla feet ana again faced his gigan- tic adversary.- With hardly a mom« ent'a hesitation Jeffries swung hta right and again landed on Coroott'a stomach. Jim dropped to the floor ond then it wao that Tommy Ryan, sue- lag that it wag all over, motioned Hot- eree Grtmey to stop the punishment ThQ'flsht dwnonatratod beyond all doubt that Jeffries stands alone In UU class . At flrst Corbott was very cautious and apparently wag outpointed by Jef- fries, but later tri tho fight ho farmed up and showoa some of his old time clovorneaa. From the .first, however, it was seneraUy regarded as a hope*- 10B3 caso for Corbett. He mado a gal- lant fight but he novor stood a chnnco to win. Aftor the flgtit was ejvej Corbott qnlckly recovorea» walked over to Jef- fries ana shook him warmly by tho hand. Ho said: \Jim you beat ma fairly. Ton stand altrao. Mo one can touch, you.\ The Flaht by Round*. < Round 1. Thoy came to Itho center, Jeffries fointlng mid Corbett stopping llvoly. JoffrIc3 swung left over Jlnfs head. Jim came quickly to a clinch and they wera very alow about break- ing. Jeffries put light left to Jlm'c riba and thoy refused to break. Jua put right over the heart and clinched. Corbott stayed close In and put short arm right on the body. Thoy wortf exceedingly careful In the break. Jeff- ries forced his man across 'the ring and put light left on the body. It was noticed ^that Corbett did very little foot work .but stayed cl^o and put two rights Bolldly over tho heart Jeff missed right for the body but put It on the\ chest ll&htly. As thoy broko Corbett quickly stepped up and put right to tho heart Jeff laughingly said, \Ah.\ The first round Indicated that Jeff 13 very fast and that Corbett did not do any fancy work. Round 2. Jeff came up quickty, missed left for the head and they came to a clinch. They would not breaTj, Corbett claiming Jeffries Was holding ms. In\ the bresS Jeff swung left «\& back of the head IfgMJy. Corbett had failed thus far to land a single left hand Mow. fie attempted it at thla stage bttt was too close in. Jeff forced hta to the ropes, coming dangerously near the iaw with a left hook. Thoy immediately came into a clinch, at ths break of which Corbett hooked a smashing left to tbe ja.w. Corbett sent in left and right to th,e body, but got left \hook on the head. Jeff came on qulfckly but Corbett clinched. Cor- bett sent In a peculiar right hand half uppgreut for the jaw but was a trifle low. They fought carefully to the end. Corbett had shown very little speed so far, while Jeff showed Iraprove- ment in speed and cleverness. ' Round 3. Both came to the center, Jeff missing a left and Corbett clinch- ing. Jeft hooked left to the neck and Corbett bolted him over the ribs With short right Corbett Increased in speed someivhat and had to run to avoid a rush. He turned quickly and put right over the heart hard. There was a lot of clinching, neither man taking a chance In the break. Jetf barely missed a right for Corbett's Jaw and roughed him in the clinch. There was much hooting from the galleries. Jeff forced him, fighting Sercely. Corbett began using left hook for the jaw, landing three times and a left In the., stomach. The blows did not hurt Jeff and he only smiled and forced his man about the ring. It Was a rough -round in which honors wef» even, Jelferies. gave indication of forcing matters in the In'fighfcmg. Corbett's Clever Clinching. Round i, Jeff went after fjorhetthuc clever clinching' ana - blocking prevent- ed damage, Referee <3ran6y stopped the fighting to look at Jeff's glove wweh 'was hnrsi but tnia il«f»f .on-wtth J fhe Kama. Jeff fought bard In\ clinches hnt CORhett got 'to-'to'*: close to get *ny \damage . Jeff swung* hard:left'to the;..chest and got left m the mottte. W& : right over the hearty ^here were Oils that Jeff was fighting foul tmt the^proceedings did not mt> •rant .ftnyfsuch claim-. -Corbett got la. closeV'iapblng Jeff .with left several tlmss'hnt the hlows^ were.gq light ^ as Jeff laugned and came back, Corbett slipped to his Knees from a left, in the stomach Jeff'camo.back with another iut'Co^hett blocked it Corbett \wai Btron'g ana ran pa Ills corner at the ClOS9\ ' Hound 5, Police Captain Mooney en- tered, the ring to iooJc at Jeff's gl^ve, filzslmmong and Ryan,went to Jolts corner and cut the glove off. Another was' Imwedfately substituted but not Until SO seconds of the fifth round had expired, Jeff, fought for the body. Corbett doing soma fast stepping to ileed? away, Corbett did' not seem to have a bit of force behind his left hand hooks and alternated with a short tight over the hearf, Jeff stood un straight and hooked Jim twice In the stomach. Oovbett put the best blow thus far on Jeffries\ ribs but got a J^t on the neck in return, Jeff put a hard left hook on Corbett's jacw, following It up with a left and right for tho body* Corbet* held on and tho gobs rang, * Planting at Close Quarters, Corbett seemed tired. He did not seem, to have any tforee behind his blows. His old left stabs were not In ovluenee. Round 0. Jeff took his crouching no- Bltion for an Instant and put left on the head. He then stood straight and pnt left on! the chin. Corbet* went down for nine seconds. Ho got up and stalled for a moment, thpn clinched. He took left on tho body and another on head but fought hack gamely* He croised Joft with a right on iw but without damage - , Sighting' at close <t«itrtors Corbett uppercut Jeff to tho chin. \ Round 7. Jeff went after Corbett fiercely* Corbott used his feet Is good advantage at thla stage. Ho tried to uso his once lightning loft bat it was o. lamo excuse. H a catno In quickly aa(f«3tont nis right to tho heart but Jeff came back with left on tho body. Corbett was holding on,'saying: \He can't knock mo out,** \Ho can't knock an out,\ \So on, Jim, Boo If you can Smock nto* out\ Thoy clinched Tepeatetlly. Corlctt landed several short arm -lefts ami rights on the head. As quickly as they came into a break Jeff was on top of him, forcing him to clinch. JCorbett took a left on tho head and uppercut to tho chin. Corbett wag fighting fast- er on his feet at this stage, using his fancy boxing tactics, but, they wore cf no use against his burly opponent. This Wat Corbett'i Round. Round 8. Corbott staggered Joff wjtk a left to the nose and ducked Jetfs left Jeff hooked right to the body, Corbott sent In half a dozen left and rights On Jeff's face which he accepted pleasantly. Jeff was coming toward his man all the time and in a break- away almost landed right on the Jasv. Jeff put hard left to tho body, got two lefts on the face and came back with left on the head.. Corbett tried to stab Joff in the eyes but thus far his blows had not raised a bump. Corbett fought cleverly at this stage. He seemed' to Improve a hundred per cent and tho great crowd was in a state of great excitement They cheered him to the etho. This was Cosbott's round. He had changed his style and was using some oftvhis -old time cleverness in ducking and blocking., . Round 0. Jeff cams at Corbett -with a rush like that of a mad bull. Coiv butt put left ou the face and avoided a return, Jeff leaned heavily on Cor- bett In the clinch. Corbett seemed as strong as ever and there was a long series of clinches. Corbett put threfe rights on the body at «lose quarters. He hooked Jeff on the Jaw three times with left and crossed with right He blocked Jeff's efforts and at close quarters put three rights o n the body, and ohe on the jaw. He repeatedly stabbed Jeff on the mouth with lefts. Corbett's left cheek showed a lump from one of JOft's close arm - blows. JelT had a similar mark. Jeff hooked left to the body and the referee had trouble separating them. At the close Corbett stabbed Jeff's mouth with his left three times but they were weak efforts. Bound 10. Jeff stbod- straight up and came after his man without hesi- tation. Corbett seemed to be making a waiting fight • They exchanged lefts to trie faee and Jeff made a vici- ous effort Jeff sent a left hook to the stc.rna.ch and Corbett went down for nine Seconds. He got up and re- ceived-^ left in the stomach and right on the jam He went down and after the • count af seven Tommy Ryan threw uj> the sponge. Corbett was suffering and a chair was brought for him. After a minute's rest he recov- ered and got up and shook hands with Jeffries. • ' ,• - ,$A£*pA.l,U <p,W|3 % National f-eagus, At Eostonr^Bsstoft,. 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