New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

To this must be added $3.50 for tickets sold, bat
received at the gate which brings the amount received
40 to s7I212. OF this the esseos Of the Garden. the
Kuntz Brothers. VIII get Sls552 75 Hs their 20 per
cent leaving S55,65S 20 20 DC divided among the win
90 onmittee met nj the Garden yesterday TO count
tho tickets ana audit the accounts. Their first duty
AN thoy could do in the absence Of Mr. Hess. who
note stating t9s' he was % TOO & III 10 g pres Lien e s@a
count the tickets ana ascertain low near they
,',,'e to tallying with the receipts. The balance
Mas an favor Of the receipts, shown above, but
there was a discrepancy OF iorty-tyc tickets between
ihe stubs aud the total number OF tickets represented
l the money returned. The cashier will be responsible
for these. In tine absence OF Mr. Hcss the committee
dd not touch the expense account he has all the bills
The memhers OF the committee could sive idea OF
whaI the expenses would .monht 70. on i seemed de-
man,s. The mHtter OF the division OF the balance
mong the winners was not touc1eu As ,.e COMMITS
wanted 10 know what Was 10 pe uNli. oelote a'ept-
ing 10 make scale of distribution. The general opin-
- however that the scale adopted for six winners
i'm tbo original articles should be retained a. FAR
slhe In extension 10 The eight; but II was thought
amounts 10 be paid Ennis and Krohne. who had each
barely reached the limit OF 45O.
some idea may he formed 10 the total expenses
FROM those attending the Ashley Belt match in March
In e9 6e and the Total receipts s5iSiI The total
NJ Keilv as manager and az 600 retained in bank 10
meet outstanding possible claims. Deductipg from
he total of al sos thus formed the $1,000 then pad
s r,n her, would sti be left under the cOmprehen-
sve term of expenses nearly $4,000. The legitimate
expcuscs the contest last week be estimated at
less thau $4,000. Then there VIII be the extraordinary
rnense OF ~ 500 whch the committee Of management
,oed To itself making the toial $1,000. This would
leave In round numbers S43 600 be divided against
500 70G 81 in last March. OF this $4,000. Rowel
should get s2l 300. and the stakes which amount to
g8 500. II only men bad scored 400 miles. under
Inc original agreement Merritt would receive $500
Hazaci So l6O Hart S3a4O: Guyon S25sO. aud Weston
~ no But as Krohne just crawled over the
line, these Will have 10 be scaled down TO give
them something. Possibly at their meeting al IL o'clock
scnd the resolution giving the managers $500 aud
lot the walkers have $4,000 To divide.
HOW THE MEN SEEMED YESTERDAY
all sl.. .,.fls
DAY morning a surprise those who had them
on the track on Saturday and would have disgusted
some who wasted world or sympathy on the poor lei
lows suffering sOr their share Of gatcmoney RO Sel
tbe winner was awake ana up o'clock. his usual
hour Ire saws He breakfased at s. and during the day
received numerous calls al the Ashland House. Among
me callers were Weston and Hart He SAID be feel
ing very WELL but he reticent III regard TO his sick
ness fIis face ooked rnther peaked, and his eyes
st1l retained the heavy expression they Friday
afternoon. lie bas made no arrangements Tor the lu
ture but Will probably return 20 England wsth Mr. At
Liuson In about weeks He has already received
two challenges the Ashley Belt. one from OLeary
aud from Thomas Davis. Pachors baoker IN last
weeks contest, who acts for some unknown person.
Mr. Atkinson said yesterday that he did not know which
OF these would have precedence; koweh sd decidedly
that whoever was the first challenger should have It.
The contest II Is said, Will certainly take place Ia
Merritt. after being taken from the Turkish BATH
where he had gone after the nnlsh SATURDAY hgh had
long sleep ia ms room at the enham House and he
awakened yesterday morning greatly refreshed lie 10
CONVINCED that he is the best pedestrian IN the world
He was seemingly unnured by his long tramp. ana said
he had only known at the beginning OF the match that
could easily, ne WOuu nave won tue Deil
whether ROwel fell sick or not aud II he had only
known that ROwe sick. lie would nave Deen
ahead before lie returned. Merritt Will enter the
next contest for the Ashley Belt II II be held in Amer
ica he not certain that be will cross the Atlantic
to bring II back.
Hart went 10 bed at the st. Omer Hotel on Saturday
after he had ordered supper but before II coud
be served sound asleep The first thing his trainer
knew Of he up ana dressed yesterday morning,
calling Tor something 70 eat Guyon was siil in bed
al noon al the Putnam House HIS feet and logs were
very painful There large hlisters sOles of
hi, fee aud bis ankles. During the afternoon. how
ever be got up and walked little and IN the evening
took drive. lie Will try again Tor the Ashley Belt II
be- infested for here.
Weston was mp early IN the morning feeling all right
physically but Ia mental PAIN II was SAID, over the hard
fllngs said OF him In tno Nspapcrs Ennis pres
eBt at count ng VI the tickets lie only suffers
from a small blister between the toes. aud the thought
that In future agreements about the Ashley Belt
tests may be required 20 make about 40 or 500
miles before beng entitled snare OF the gate money
Hart had entered OLeary Belt, aud had paid his
500 see but lie Will not start He went 10 his home
An Ine f4efui iph