New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

emily suffered His long lels carried HIN along mile
after mile with elsy somcwhar slonchng swine that
did - tire him much. shorty beore p a..
the leading punched" and they foi-
lowed In c,ca oiac-'s steps they seemed utterly milf
cnt to applause. Two minute before . Merritt broke
into Row, close M his heels, and peritct
storm of cheers followed them around me track
The CONTESTANTS SPURRrD TO RENEWED EXPORTS.
WIN Rowcll- Illness fhc whole character Of The con-
test had changed. Every pedestrian tier seemed
doubly vita tho resolution heat TIE man ~
front II him Merritt bent all his energi1s 10 he tak II
Overlooking Rowe. and in turn pressed by iaza"L
Guyon looked forward ana calculated the chances OF
catching iIazae while hts trainers urged LIN 20 widen
the gap separating him from Hart 10 Ia hs turn was
fully occupied in Keeping ahead o Weston. That cham
pion. soon to be- "ev was doing the best work Of me
match and day and he steadily improved his position.
Far back IN the rear Ennis and Krohnc were having
struggle between Themselves ~ 10 when should get the
largest percentage OF the gate money, provided they
both were able to within the mir of 40 miles. Al
@ p. m their scores we're follows: Ennis. 36O:2;
K.Onne. 1887. Ennis then twenty-three miles be-
hind his record OF March last when to win bet lie WAS
barely able to make 40 miles in the allotted time His
race was, therefore. not 0nT nst krohnc Tor pSi
uon but against time L. ais snare Of the receipts
Krolne also began rcaz, his danger ana the chill
1t gave him forced him 20 don a Winter overcoat,t
which be slrode round and round the track By this
time ala + dermeyers chances OF reaching the golden
eoa end of 45O miles bad vanished, and ns fur
Their walking had become entirely ratuiions exhibit
ton. lie WAS twenty miles behind Ennis a u. M, ara
10 miles short oi the required distance with only
twenty hours lcft in which To max 10 up. As he
was cnly able 10 nncty'i1 miles in that time at The
beginung OF The contest. VIII b. how hopeless
Is the tack.
wEsroN's sPAsM OF SENSE.
Weston's yesterday the first insight
into the which made ;nt 80 miles ia Ena-
finn uU 4 la tfl.I Al al
~. and nc his 35sih mile in sm. IOs. liz wis ai
pcarcd to brg hicn his heightened. un,ii lac
paused 10 put n lgtire tho in Tay!ors tally ~
l0i. But waE Ia The aud cnce "WcBt BIN one better
by calling out the way you mad them In Eng
laudr Tho question was greeted by shouts from the
spectators.
DETAILS or nowrIL's ILLNESS.
Among the anxious Row IFS tent none showed
ereaier concern Than sir. Atkinson he was utterly
COMPOUNDED the Illness Of his proi6ge After woihng
with the sick Tor nearly ten hour became easier
IN his mind aud more communicative. Lhi.r he made
the following statement:
This morning Rowell went on the track nearly
fresh as on any morning walk bean. he ate
hearty breakfast OF eggs and coffee and We were MI
tnundoTsiruca when, at ~ m lac almost Tell inio The
tent He sun Ius cXcrucatiug pains ~ AN parts
q his body H. head fcit though there were al ion
cap it, and las hands and feet were cold as Ice The
fir; thing be sand wa, have been Josed bu ne could
NOT tel now or Dy whom. Hi- attending physician d.
Nayor was immediately sent Tor ami qucly arrived.
H. r ectcd the idea %. poison and thought R""cl ha!
eaten something which di,a reed with hiu Tue attend
ants said Il might have been som CRANES We 10 once
SET fo work purge nan oi Whatevcr uitht Y' nrrn
and his stomach WIN hot water and other
desired cif,rf. hut u l'f h.m very W'ft.
dout thns his trouble was ocrasoned oy over
work lli D., some oerlu- cement 81 n. stomach hr is
aH risltn1w and $50 are feeding n with sue. ioa as
arrowIoof aud rice pudding Ihlf he is g "a irI ,'
rest of thr rgcr. 40 regret more t1n io it
sickness. forty mics lead s good deal better tin
al. of ten "a sucl q lorc. X race o.. t-..'
Lpw.il'- condition gradually improved. olihourh h'
sti continued ro visit hs tent more frequently ih.i
AMI dd not dare to iry force num 90 make up iost
time ".lc ON l"r li''H i.,' .'.i i ,-' -. ~, %,
mrlIug Wa shown nf9 -. n. hr fhs grtnti closing %
.c.-.,r'o: ,oy.ii ass Merritt ifo.3 lIiz 1868.
GuYau 4l.:7 tl.rt Aul', Nr.t'l ""l'. fNi. o'l'''
K.uau, J0-.j. F.ucriict er al9 ana iafiof .0.:L
ITDlHNTY!r W!IHnRAWs.
A. g o'clock 30 te mon except F,drrmcvcr were ON
hc track and tine 40 icn-th came from hii tent
that Lc had concluded hat % race for harcs aud
not for turtles lie left the track 90 s:27 p 10. with
score ~ 3l5 miles.
Eswen was following close at the acels Of Merritt,
who was nine miles aud two laps behind him on The
score IIazael did moi attempt but worked nard
with his one-sided uneaiuly gait Guyou maintained his
place The hy painful effort A. o;i5 NE had
mndc 4lj miles ara being "'t,n easy rc'.ii, l','n,c
ot fn" un ais trainers '"os nan ip" l". nD ,'N- ~
| give nina Russian hafh af'cr winch Ae "it L' rep
B 10 %
twcut,-rile run oi Monday. io sAow some sIt"i ior
Two oi ilrc mice. nut a. qir.it cOli Do 't-
th. mast i~0 no I- 100 BE- c-iic goal N..l ."1r of
fnc tnflo. eu 500. 'Ir.un.r STAB ID. -.' "'
! irving 90 ieach. oa'lt h', l''- .i.
IrirH Pug ~. d. ~ 81 v.t.-. W.. ,I
n. s. nfe,e,tin, incident. Thc walked .o-r'ner Jog
-ou ai-t ,ncc, tc negro WIN n o ant shoulders "''
.,., orj o,,rkiy iorcca ii- conpanion io run
in order 10 k1~pup vim nm. Dnirl these scenes 'Ae
! vast al.i.. r., lnrI l.ed Hl ia.n' hundred.
fs. h. fII II
t.r r,iuites before tiis Rover" Brown bad gwen
In, a rn-nn elk scaII. Ater tsu.u- u.s." APPS 10 sos
score iorc retired TO nis tent Merritt was also taxing
! a rest.
rXrIiFMEST At INV BhrTfNG TABLES.
II was Thought that 40 1888 ODD. uiOgc were 1900
spectators in he Garden; bu. above TIE ham Of uef
voices could bc hcI4d to shlrpmeti'c rlug % the book
makers cry. offering bets TIE crowd around the bet
tnp tables wa. dense. Al TIE pls.ae. WAYS were filed
win srur-ling men. Notwithstanding the ihIOng. the
,reo,e4t good nature prevail ed. no an arrest or
cross word" said Captain Williams 20 1oij
A IL o'clock twenty-iour hours from the finish. the
SCORE stood; Rowc $50 miles; Merritt. 40; Haz9e
As1: Gnvon. as: Hart, dos: Weston, toti Ennis
S,4;2j k" .r IN The Marr rnStc me score siood
R"wcll as miles; knnls. 400; and Hartman So. In
x."brr ~ ai Great dcnl,y making h. distance, but
he was a nuca more used M man tiHn etcr Lnhs or
Krorue n this contest so they mas win gate money
~ II p m. the only men on the track were Ennis
Krohue ana weston
Tur LEADERS REAFPEAR AFTER A REsT.
Al 1l:3f Haziel returned 10 tne track alter rest OF
o,e our a. "a twenty minutes. lie was very SiiN ana
moved slowly After laps he stepped into his tent
bnt Theodore L. walton, who has iah heavy wager
mat me will get first or second place, urged him back
AGAIN AT 1923 Rowcl back to the track looking
very sleepy, alter "A TWO hours nap He showed no
signs OF sinness. and fell into a trot hehind
Uazae Three minutes later Merritt emerged from ma
,nt mere ne had been asleep Tor two and half hours
,uardya seat in the Garden was empty when the
Leaders re.ppeared aud ney greeted by the Wild