The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-05

track and went spinn!ning around Xth gran,
dlolupllt h,11oIucnOn ny ~. 80 AS
ne youngsters, ran or walked the multitude
hleu out Of the big hall.
DEPARTURE OF THE MEN,
Sullivan was the first to leave the race and
the building al S:43 He and his friends from
Saratoga, including Dr. Grant and James Riley.
Tho 4. ,seuIier nroee9dGd to the Gilsey House.
diton with the exception. of a lame knee.
srogsnb in hy cold air rushing down On hs
t tr yn,,g ,ne pNi,hh,ng was being ventilated
Hughes, with his wife and family. started OF
ieisurely for their home, at lsG East siXty-SiXth
seemed to have taken q new lease of lfo As
soon az the race had ended
The, tough little Scotchman. Noremac. do
parted with u party of relatives and friends
street Noremac,s condition was reported as
that tho little fellow could have kept on two
days longer ag with safety This Vas remarkable
Fitzgcraid walked over to the Putnam House
with his Trustworthy trainer. james Smith
Mr. Smith said that he had pushed his man for
Mazacl, Was the last to Leave. Like a hero he
backed and handled him through the rncp. lie
will rest through tho night and on SUNDAY ut
the home Of friend near the Garden.
THE WINNER.
90 George Hazael was horn. in London, March
%, lSi5. He is 5 feet Ga inches and weighs
122 pounds. He is tho recognized champion
runner of England from six to fifty miles and
day races: Four hours, 33 miles $50 yards; 5
hours. 40, miles l 100 yards; hours. n miles
made April a. 1871 SiS and ID " hors eS 81 ynf ns $50
yards; hours. 6S miles $50 yards; II hours.
% miles 44O yards all made May 9, 1881. His
best performances are: London. Nov. to g.
miles bssating 20 Others: Same place, April 81
ship of England; finished second to Blower"
hs A $ d I'D at ~ M S%na sHaTe ,rsR
miles, At Agricultural Hall. Feb 10 10 ii. 1850
Ions, distance championsbhip belt Of England
miles.
RECEIPTS AND WINNINGS.
A member of the committee that counted the
would be s" abou @ TR s dee nStf d%
penses including the 10000 for rent 10 per
cent to the manager on $4,000 that he ad-
vanced, and D per cont. on the entire receipts
would give tho first man. IInanel, $4,000 in
stakes, and $4,000 gate money; the second
man. Fitzgerald, 81 900 sweepstakes and 2 ! 900
gate money; the third man, Nuromar. -. 400;
the fourth man Hart. $1,000 the fifth man.
Hughes. $1,000; the sixth man. Sullivan, $500
RtCArITuLAfIoN
u,,,., W's sY.,s%, u.-, W'" gg,'g ,3:;
SoftmaS ai5 sullivan fSg1 80
=, The men are t2 be pad At the GillGGe Of the
IWJ, Firld and Farm at O'Clock i. NJ, We'd
neSday. The committee say tina, 1t will require
the Intervening time to settle all the hills. Mn
Guiding tn" restoring OF the Garden ind pay ing
al damages to same. even to u broken pane OF
glass.
INCIDENTS.
Many anxious persons were looking for n
new hookmaking firm who had done IA flourish
ing business by Offering longer odds than
their neiGhbors. Holders of tickets to the
amount of $1,000 were interested in the
firm. They had promised to appear on
Friday afternoon to cash tickets then
due. but had neglected to do so or put up
notice whore bets would be paid, a. the other
hoOkmakers had done. The leading name Of
the firm was similar to that Of the great South
ern nuliiler. The fraternity were denouncing
the men as Welshers last evening.
Among lucky betters who are said TO have
made Investments in safe hands were Bartlcy
Campbell, who realized 81 500 for $500 on
HaAacl; Washington Sclgman. $4,000: Arthur
Joseph. 5000 on lln2ael and the field against
Rowcll. Joseph Bowler friend to HaZaci. won
$4,000 on him. Thomas Kelly OF the now Ma
tional Theatre. Philadelphia. won $1,000 on
lla2ac and Little key. business man. took in
$500
Richard K. Fox offers to hack Hughes against
Hazae for 81, 500 or 5000 u side in "A SiN-day
race in the Gnrden, and has deposited IL 900
with William Is. Curtis.
FIGURES OF THE SIX DAYS.
The following tables give in detail the work
Of the men:
MILES NlIEhp ZACH DAY