New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
TIE FOURTH DAY or THE CONTEST.

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"or" away slowly. At o'clock T, yior Joined the Other
ninc men, ana walked with expression .s
lace rs though his mind China. The ahseuc" of
Jackson aud Pincboi from tho tack during The DAY
Almost as gcat relief to The spectators II doubtless
Wits TO The two themselves. Jackson ~ particular
Was pitiabic OhscJ " tuesday, and tue ultimate
Withdrawal Of ho,h within d.y two, regarded
d' certain Tie appearance of tue men Yesterday was
much thc sam On "Wednesday. Ifazaci seemed
iehrr than hc dii Alunlay lie much
O. the time wish The AWKWARD Inpug trot tEat
has served him wei, and man, nos made Mat
h. would take nj place from " rrtt durlu. the
day.
M'rut's long strides KEEP him Vol uY I'm TIC race.
ana Ae seemed 90 Dc good condition. LARRY IA thr
Afternoon he was los au tvo miles ahoaA 81 IazAei
ih the latter o1ii-ed rest Tor
IN lonr. amt IN That tine Merritt Increased /
MS lcld. TDo fat wax or Tie s,eady troi.
one or The Other 81 which 8Jwen kept mp a., entire
ime' di not seem - tire him III tie least Ne,ton's
vanity led hm waia in the style that De- las AZ
iec'fd since Monday lr &. constantly looking
&c tc spectators 70 conscious 81 lis imp
sad the inHguidcaneo Of the other walker. lie
frequently looks back ncrvousy and quicky Dis
shoulder at as ii expecting bow from be-
hind. When they not aug ed MS eccentiiCiucs
are not noticed. Guyons squire honest gait IA adj
mired hy all and nlihou4L hc 10 have lost the
Chance ior the second place. be il reasonably OF
good share OF the gate money. aud by good for
Daring the day yesterday he carried a lilht cane.
Hart, thc ncgro walked IN of OF The
conf,s ants lie caught slight cola IN his THROAT III the
middle Of the Afternoon and seemed troi. On coming
from his time Zee walked VITA n slow
and steady gait After milo was passed. however,
Ac warmed up aud DID como -ooI work. Ennis APP
rcired be on, and Federn eyer's tou4n ntue frame
went steadily around ,he tract time and again without
| much apparent fangle.
AT 500 p. m. Hazel was only > miles behind Merritt
The Euglisnin4u by running steadily had gained lap by
lap thr tan Lad, anI appeared 10 De gradually
taking him R'wcll was leading Mcrrtr LJ 81 miles,
and with izaol 40 Dis heel, ioreug easily around
! the track Guyon shout ID miles behind the third
man, ana Hart Is miles the OF Gnyon. Nle
/ betting during tAe afternoon was from 10 % - 90
against either H,zic - Merritt for first place. ac bets,
however were very r., whom compared fo o. oso mad.
or oncnngdy OF the tcl The removal OF TIE tents
OF ;wo OF the mon, Elni. taking the formerly occu
pied hy Jackson. r. long space for The spectators q
hang over iaii ard OFF, encouraging words to the
weary men. A. 5:l). while Hdzacl and Eowen were
running, Merritt also btoae ntoa good rum as though
determined not 10 los. his leai ora milo and three
quarters over Hazael lie soon resumed his walk.
though, and Haz tel went bounding ahead
TIE INTEREST ~ MATCH.
Tie air ia t1c Gldtn dur4nS the afternoon was chilly
There about 5000 pcrso.s. Up 20 o'clock yestei-
day morning ne total receipts lad been S33 $50. The
receipts for tho twcutyf1ur hours ending at @. M yes
to-day amounted 10 100
The general interest the match seems 20 Increase
IN about the same ratio the IL prevades al
quarter. the cy, and intrndcs itself on the attention
o. al 7, breaks uut voontly m the saloons. y
ro about tl,r business hcy stop to read bulletins Of
IFS rrogic,s and pass ,n codiang fLe chances 90
a. j. e., mat competitor and wondering the cudu-
rance shown. When they think al the gate money they
lecie that j. pays. The numerous bulletins displayed
from the Harlem Bridge 20 the Battery, giving hourly
report, ~ tn contest never without readers who
generally take 4 memorandum O.. the figures.
All day miscellaneous crowd lo'tor- around the ont
side or tnc Gaidcn aud when might comes 10 grows
I.r.er and more enthusiastic Cheers In TIE building
are r. Tchord from The street when urohin from
window calls ont the reason. All OF tricks
sorted TO by the street boys free admission. TAG
dangers climbing waerIlpe aTe uot considered II
| il only passes within reaching distance OF window.
Not few lads entered by coll-holc; but their n1fu
raj enemy the policeman, inierercl with them. John
Mullen Francis Lynch, Peter Mcsscr John EGridgc,
| Thomas Donald william Jergasson and Fergus Kuseila,
whose ages range from fourteen 10 seventeen
eriay were before justice Wandel. AT theJcGcr
son MARKET Police Court, on charge of brcakng into
the Garden. They were some OF those who effected
entrance through the coal hole the Twenty
a. side and we're cropping their way under the
when they were caught. II is said that fully 300 boys
entered the Garden on wednesday night the same
manner Justice waudell nned each Of them 81.
WITHDRAWAL OF PANCHOT AND JACKSON.
o'clock Yesterday morn NJ nine tired pedt sraus
had returned the track, but Taylor, who had already
,.on .leening Ave hours prolonged hts morning lap
until : o'clock. When asked why he did not 90 home,
his attendants answered that he was avcrsc O. moving
after brugn ais trunk FOR week stay under canvas.
P,n.hof whose retirement WAS forcsEadOwcd in We'd
,cslay's IErRUNr made up MS mind early yesterday
II, ming not - Keen mp the painful struggle longer
de.-ion which was followed by Jackson, who Tor two
DAYS nad exhibited every symptom OF breaking down.
BY day break the Jackson family had removed their
goods from tut No. ., which was Immediately given 10
Ennis. who after hours refreshing rest obtained
M the Putnam House returned to the track at H.,
feeling better bis vie SAID than at time since the
d,s dav He now hopes to ~ through the Six days
without fur her sickness.
About 2:}O a. H., while Hart and Hazae were having
race around the Fourthave end OF the ira K. the for
,ner suped and fell slightly spra.nuS his ankle, which
compel ell his retiroInet the track Tor three hoars
By * lful treatment The sprin was prevented from
s1bug nIm bat lie had 10 walk on his oo9i very GU
c-i y ior most OF tue dtN As soon ~ Hazi'l Hu-
M he e himself IN task of oycsc, IA NJ the
lad III eleven miles winch Merritt mad obtained while
he VA asitep For six hours, from ~. m. unt noon.
m ret ionhg ,ronnd The track AT thc rate of over nye
- -, .,' "a rr f,y minutes hefnr, | o'clock be had
caught up with Merritt and making one lap more re-
ur,d 10 MS tent sta hs standing 32G:d Met
NJ. 3ne5 while Hazael resting for another squirt,
Merritt pas ave miles between them and Hazaoi nad
hat his i.ornngs woIA Ia 20 over HSl!h Nhrn Lr ie-
turned after hour AM hairs rest me race between
tarse attracted more attention th"n the wonderful
performance 81 koWr4i' MHD WIN snaIp ,1o 10 W..
Inc -econd doing was stcaally mhrg up the
miles ~ noon. when F-'nfeo
Inurs had elan ed from the start he had made 3JNi
miles ana was thcu for tue second time ahead OF all
sliuI contests 1T y. lac had
made 3j5:5 miles, and three mics ahead OF the
best score on record. whch at his stage IN the sxday
contests had shift. WesOn's June match To the
race M ApriI 1870, which Blower" Brown the
CnamplOn ship OF ugand Belt. An hour Later Rowe
and Inc best on recOrd" exactly at $3.50
miles.
THE SCORE At THE END or EIGHTY-FoUR HOURS.
All o'clock eighty -four hours irOm the start. the
score stood: Rowe 1855 miles Merritt, 327; Hazae,
1866; Guyon 3l0:5; Hart, 3Oil Weston. 2s73 En-
MS 26s7; Kronne, 269:2; Federmeyer. 25l:3, ara
Al he n be-