The New York herald., 1879-09-28

feat tohnd SO nifrN f'si 4NA fNt4AtN iff "a BIB.
His fest were rlierea. 4n@ asrors tha gra. toe oi
each tbot strips 3f coar. piarter lre" on ma
courY however a'"r asving been loorcashis ciics,<
n OF him. Esr viii lave ~ s~e llr
yorrseD ne snta. 'i'm- kc.3 arc
ni .ao.e at issr ~ - ite 'srrtl,,
-tfa.n b. ar,i laen enduring rrf sH la..f Dr. md
ui, sis Nai he 4sleep the rsn his
..ners ana ONO oi twa 3ths's VITO LAX. been per-
atted - cutter tas sparta ID "a III freely OF the
srsinlnr ,rs4tntcnS .ritt had received
dur.pg lbc gss' ar. Flood. one OF his
tysiters sad .-.T man has had the very
Jest n c.sl i.irin. . .ne week. We gave him every
kb.ns 60 he asked for. such grapes. wine.
.iiot c.stards and occasionally draughts OF plain
sns. water. He ate sandwiches made OF chicken aud
drank any quantity OF coffee. We ana not give hihs
nor indeed dd he crave any aconSs ,,,se chn
pagnc. but he would not have it. He has :
wonderful stomach. for. to tell the truth. II had
taken the amount OF stuff he has swallowed during
the last week would bo laid up myself. HIS rect
are bistered somewhat around the toes, but MS
heels. you can see. are in excellent condition:
and the soies are as free IRON trouble are.
'.How much sleep did he take during the entire
weekY'
NINE HoUns SLEEP
.'In all not more than nine hours during the
entire week." said Mr.. Flood. The first night wo
gave him hour and half, the second night two
hours. the third night about two hours aud half.
Thursday gave him two hours and last night
about the same. His stomach in excellent order
all the time. He complained in that respect.
and with relish everything we gave him. and -
said before. he was not restricted in any way.
nything he asked tor. II We didn't have IL. We
would send aud get 1t for him..
GLOW did no act toward his trainers and attend
an,sy"
'.lc did just he told to do and never refused
TO obey While taking his rests all we would have
to do would bc to just tap him the shoulder ana
say. SAM times up. and he would jump up aud dress
and 40 right the track He was in excellent spirits
ali the time. cracking jokes and trying to make
every body around him feel pleasant We never heard
him say unpleasant word during tho whole tnies
and he easy manage as n baby.
The physician who attended him said that MS
physical condition just as perfect when he lefs
the track when he first stepped upon It, His dl-
geston good all the time. his bowels were regu-
lar and at no time did he feel like vomiting.
'rhcn you had trouble with him while he was
on the tracky'
sNoue in the least. When ne finished his last lap
on the 55th mile he asked carry the American
flag but refused, because he not q winner"
of aiairsY
Gle made no complaints whatever and per-
fecily satisfied. lie was working to be winner all
the time. aud had hopes up TO the last day.
'was he driven to the top OF his speed at any time
during the racer
"The last two days he was pushed to do mis- ut
most; but he wasn't driven like the other men, and
every time he came in the tent he OF his own
accord.
FUTURE ARRANGEMENTS.
''What are his intentions tor the futurer'
ellis hackers, Messrs. O'Rorke and Scannell. In
tend to send him to the other side to contest
for the belt. Panchot has already challenged Roweu
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