New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
PAINFUL SCENES AT TIE Walk.
SICK MEN ABUSED BY THEIR TRAINERS

SICK MEN ABUSED BY THEIR TRAINERS.
BRONDGEEsr, ELsOS. MLFAvY. KEMMERER And
DICKINSON WITHDRAW FROM TIE CONTEsT-A
LAZY NEGRo-RFcORDs AT LATE HOURS.
The third day of the pedestrian contest for
the OLeary Belt IN Madison Square Garden was one II
hard struggles among the leeders. and rather IN
pleasant OF the tagging walkers
In the early morning hours. Brondeees the Canadian
snowshoe champion. was taken win dizziness IN the
head while the track ana az last doctor ordered his
withdrawal Ever since Monday his stomach has been
ont OF order and he unable TO retain any uoursh-
ment
Eison. who had been looking miserable Tuesday.
was forced the track yesterday morning by bis
trainers deoiiintcd condition that he could
hardly stand. At last he tottereG around. and Amos,
el the scorers tables He then roughly
seized hy his trainers who threw him into The entrance
OF the stalls and told him that II he not dressed and
ont o. building IN minutes he would out o.
crutcnc-.
McLeavy the Scotch runner. left the track at O. M
yesterday. having made 100 miles. and caught severe
cold. A. 3:2j D. M there was grca excitement over the
apparent aiaIns III u Pierce the lie fell across
the track opposite the central entrance 10 tine bar
His trainers tried 20 him up again, but when ne per
sisted hitting h- feet from the ground. 10 came
evident that the black pedestrian Was -hammng. He
received di-gusted shove his trainer when he
rushed around the track and bo ted INTO hs dressing
room on being examined. be was found TO be per
frctly sound Ever since Monday he has wanted 20
stop walking but ais hacker who had spent about 5000
fitting him for the race, including i've months lux
urous living ~ fhe best sort ~ food objected The
negro invented all kinds % excuses 20 GET Ills stall
70 sleep 20 somethngto eat Just before liz pre-
tended 90 De- had enjoyed cup of Cruel
SOME ENTHUSIASM rs THE TvrNING.
r,vcrv seat in fl. bail ling lied n tle evening
and the centre floor hlacS with crowd rpo Tor ex
element Of any kind. Al rhe pedestrians except Faher
and Curran pas on clean clothes f0r the occasion.
Murphy appeared q suit II brown tights which
conceo ed tte muscles of his wenuit frame. AZ one
umc during the day Dee had obtained lead 0f fourteen
miles over Flher. three miles OF which ne lost while
changing lis colors.
At6 O'Clock word came from under The gallery hat
Dickinson would appear more IN rAc match. lie nad
then made -0l m.le-. The trouble With him was Dot
exhaustion but TWO large listers about Two incle.
diameter flr back Of his heels. Du. nf ilt thirty
fva starteI. olI fOur cen pedestrians ru" remain
rack or tl.-e eleven hti reason fo hope flt
rlrv could max. $50 miles nf Saturday u-lf. While ln
les tnan tvc = them CHERISHED hopes o- winning tAe
belt
Whom the match was half over 30 midnight. ne score
stood. Murphy $50. p Dor -7-.j, -prrfr ~ .5. A.
lrr -fU. lUrrlu -nN:l. Howard -D-.f i'tif -1t.-s
Eu--.I .JI.1 Walser 1855. Mtiuurr -ta.j. P.trtr.
-.-.a Fox -Oi:1. M k-r. l--;3 aud B. rand 1856 The
frY ..ldel. nid ne-n oa i.r f" AonI- l-. tri icse
-c.r.. rnmrarr well with those MADE lr -e-frruIfr.
" irl were as follows: howeil 30 Dol &C. Mer-t
1-.1 iIlIle --i. Dart 81 d. irru. -T , sion ll,
Is ..lur 1887 JlrF-nu 30, LIl- 80, .-.iiltl az
- tnd Jay or 1903.
RECORDS Al oNE O'clock THIS MORNING.