New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

place Guyon WIS crocrcd for he is great fayoTit .;
and Inz Del conucI MS deer Ike run Wi. hON'I -"
~ heels. The pace. however was astef tan the o'
ROwell rsuall, adopts.
nowr,L sconrs 800 MILES.
At $50 p. az. Rowrl mashed MS Sd miles. ana ~
he pass thr scorers sianl De iooAci up ~ the
figures With H 5ltisiet expression. For lap after lap
R,woll followed few feet oolind fIazAc. The score
indicated that Rowen hal made exactly thirty miles
more than his fellow-coun'ynan aud .sccmcd de-
tcrnned not 70 allow his adversary to reduce the 'ad
Ia twenty-five miles. At 1OOS p. M Ner-
ru was stll forr miles ahead - Hazae,
who enlnd lap on Rpwel ~ 1917. Trcn liazac and
DE lltt had lively rur tose, her. Tho TX iicmrui w1s
intense. the crowd shouting aud oiosfng glcsnv to
way he which II.zll vas creeping FROM tio URN
toward fae socond place, causing kpwcii r''awhr 10
do las best Ia Merritt, however, lIazlc found Timber
and ficsA antagonist
CoNDIuoN or TIE MrN LATE LAST NIGHT.
o. the still in the race among whom Ennis. Pau
chot. Tsdermcycr and Taylor can hardly bc reckoned
MERRITT appeared the least changed at the end OF the
thild day. lie SIM circcd carscssy around. anh hia
trainer reported that hc had not been troubled with an
ache or pam the start, Tie non-com'nt-
tai attendants on Rowen would only admir-
that lie had - little sore ON one foot
caused By sawdu-t getting under MS sock and channg
OF his Weston ate heartily during the iay and
while track gave signs Of speed when the band
PLAYED Tommy d.. and 1T other times apparent IN
dicauors ~ approaching luuacy AZ lnza''s I'm ou
ll,an aud the tat doorkeeper al smiles. Hazel
they sad better man IA had been since he started
Tncc was an AR oi quiet confidence AZ Nerritt- tent
IT, was good he lth, eating heartily. aud not com
planning OF ANYTHING. Ills friends looked win little
concern the looping iIaza whose long strides were
approaching their man.
From the time tltt fIaz cl passed Gnyon. ana whcn
hi score was only miles less than Mrrrtts the lat
ter adopted ROwells tactics. and organ 10 follow at
UaZaci's heels Ruwell also bcstirrrd HIMSELF ana
also clung 10 Hazael's hecls and the three made
lap after lap IN this order. AT IL o'clock k0wefs score
was 300 lap better than had ever been made by
WANING pc icsiTan I'm SIX oafs contest ~ zhel having
comp 270 miles few minutes after IL p m' .ei'
the track. -,
Ati2 O'Clock the end of the first half OF the match che
score stood. ROwcn 80 miles. Merritt 2>21. Hlziel
276 Hart 27l:l. Guyou go. Weston 25l krohnr 1857
jackson 93O2, Ennis 30, FcdcrmcYer 2le;0, PancAot
9OJl. and TAYLOR 1901. According To this II appears
thar only thu first clght have made Laf The 400 miles,
in half the allotted time. while Jackson mas
only four miles leeway. Az the same time IN the
March for the A.tlcy Belt. the score STOOD
Rowell 2sOa Hartman 2G7:6, and Ennis 800, while
OIrary had drOpg ed ont. Rpwcll had then Only tdu
OF 3 miles, bat last night he was p miles a1e1l oi Mct
ritt. who had braicn k0wePs March record MrstOhs
score for the first half of hs June 3O1 90 miles
spritmg strains ~ Down upon the Huwhuce RIVER
Hart had passed GuyOn and secured the tnird place
At 1897. RnWcil having made 80 miles, %
OF which were scored yesterday, left the track
morning Merritt had made 2s1 miles, SO miles better
than Isowcs March record. and 81 miles further than
ne Ind ever travelled in the same time Merritt retired
few minutes after o'clock, and left Hart, VINO hau
resumed BIZ tramp, 81 wander around alone.
COMPARISON Win PREVIOUS RECORDS
The following table shows the distance made by the
several competitors in the third day aud the first three
DAYS OF the present match compared with their best
performances IN in previous matches ana
gives the distances made the rst three days ON for
ulor occasionsi