New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

wonderful effort Rowel's sickness Friday had e,'
pass the record and his only wish TO maintain ma
safe distance between himself ana MERRITT, a hon
n M Rowoll had finished 500 miles hsying peep Pee
1S2n ON doing So as against 1891. 56m IN Mafch "S
HaZac bv going of for sleep OF tntce nuu, ~ ;bt
fore lost All chance of beating Merritt, who clung per
sistently his work, although he hac nor spec &
TO Overtake R0weli When Hazel returned M~erII.. ~ ,.
lead " fourteen miles which he could not overcome i
The race her ween Hart and Guyon brought them 20 .ne
end Of the a5oIg . me WIT wltsn an ;ior'y
At 4:lO p Merritt had made 300 miles & benz G 'as a
second American pedestrian who mas ever vons n ~ 40
Ireland claims OIeary as her son. Merritt nHu "sU
beaten Rowens March record gwen sad .Trrs,s q
hrs previous performance ny "a me
II zael was the next ana last man ,,o.r Y" and 3
minutes been i39 hours minutes 'hnS % ",so h
beating Rowels March record 10y 33 minutes anu az ~
wlta ths Hazael retired after making Que moIe zap.
lead of seven miles over Guyon. who hmping nl"hk
painfully. Weston seemed satisfied with the position ne
had achieved in the race bV haast ~ ihe eNen'i
M which time he left the track with score oi 191
miles against SOS alleged have been made by MN up
10 the same hour in his English match. ,
AT S:45 D. m Rowel left track for the last time,
having made $50 miles. confident that ne was eh,lTeS
cred ins distance In 1891. 45 min or Oh l5m within
the allotted time. and IL inmates inside OF the time
the Ashley Belt IN March. Merritt had made 5lo
miles and had gone TO his tent l3 minutes carrier cor
vinced that ROwel not going 10 drop on te tFock
lie felt secure Of the second place, conscious mat
he had done wonderfully well. aud was content.
PREVIOUS WINNERS OF THE ASHLEY BELT'
The distance made by ROwel Of $50 miles IL the
second best effort that has been made in the five Ashley
Belt contests. The first won by oLeary with
sooreof 500 miles Then he defended the belt against
the pretended pedestrian John Hughes. with score OF
4O7 miles The prize was next 0G Roweu Win oOO
miles. Weston has his record OF 800 miles also engraved
on one Of plates The only other record when peas
ROwel's Is that Of Blower Brown made last April In
his walk for the Champion OF England Bell, when he
covered 5i2 miles.
The FINAL SCORES.
At the finish the stood ROwell. $50 miles :
Merritt SIS; Hazael, 5OOle Hart. 4s2is GuyOn, All
Weston, 400 Ennis 45OI Krohne. 45O4s; ana Iay
lor $50 Hart remained on the track until 9:o4 p. n
Guyou unu 9:I3. Ennis finished hs extra quarter lhe
with his clothes at $3.50. being alarmed Al the report
that Krohne had their scores tie before rerhg
three minutes before Tayor's long camping out un9et
the garden roof ended 9;2J up TO when hOur MS
record will always be calculated.
EPH HOLLAND DISCHARGED.
Eph " Holland. the man who. II is alleged. threw
BRICK NJ the pedestrian Hazael Thursday evening
was arraigned second time before Justice Fammer, at
the Jefferson Market Police COurt on Saturday. The
time set for the examination o'clock, hut at that
hour neither H. H. Davis, cOunse! for the pedtstrlan
nor his witness, " Frank Creamer. bad appeared
Alter watn~n the court for nearly an hour, the JUS
tee discharged the prisoner.
IRE SCORES BY DAYS.
The following table shows the distance In
even miles laps made by the competitors each day
Of the match together with the total FOR the six days.