New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26

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Ten minutes be ore the poOn score was ammo unced
Hughes aad travelled 800 mil 5. tie was then
miles behind the best previous record Hughes bad
then LOST his lead. hazael having passed hun. Inc
champion retired. now yer, On finishing 800 miles;
and HuIueS Ike on hObDllng around the mack IN IL
be had AZ IN taken read. At 30 D. m. all the
men Wer. the track working fairy well. Dur
in the day the few persons Ia the building APP
pauded the weary walkers as they completed their
3d. mi score Yesterday the complaints which
had been MAZE BY the puonc that the price of az
mission TOO high. became more numerous and
the PEDESTRIANS began 10 De dlscoGIa@cu AT the
small att, enhance. They we're auXiOu-ly deyOtin-
any time that their physical sun rms would allow
90 al estimate of The total amount OF money 20 be
divided at the end OF the week Their mental
figures were not cheerful. At no time since sun
dJy night has the number Ol persons IL me
Garden exceeded 5000, an this only during
a short slme IN the evening. Ever, one had reason
for the tauTe Oh the manager, 10 MI the place Win
specta Ors. Nottingham SAID that the price OF
admission W as too nl2hi anO,u'r 'hongut that one
side Of ne garden ony ought 10 be reserved at tue
price now charged. y sHre"d .veTtlslng
agent who successfully doomed a former
saId that the race nad not been
shlluy or suthclrutly advertise to bo a succ -
financially. \ sccdy mtu IRON the l. snih W ara
claimed that 10 was Impossible Tor a Wtlhl = mdtch
10 yet on well when the politicians were 50 busy
racing Tor votes. PERMISSION was given ycsier AZ
To the MANAGERS Of tle Walk by the society Tor
the Reformation of juvenile Dclnqueuts 10
continue the music, pending tie sci Jicmeut
oil the matter, winch, 10 Is understood. VIII
nave 10 be done by the payment OF - 10 Tor
Incense.
Duung the afternoon Hazac increased his lead over
hughes. ana kOWeI few miles behind was crawl
III slowly up TO second place. hughes travelled
SIGH til, cySe were set ana CLASSY. His lower Jaw
nung loosely aud he staggered slowly
around the track. Friends and trainers sought 10
encourage Inn. rut Ter ne began % fall hOpcesSly
behind 10 was eyIdeut tnat Ouy his bulldog tenac-
Ity enabled HIM To continue IN tue race Il Is
pretty certain tina; hl- suherILL OF yesterday WAS
but the BEGINNING of what he VIII yet endure, but
he Will not ieate the track uAtI ne X carried
from 1t, unless lie has changed much from
tue Lepper" of former coutrst-. PanchOt sur
teTed intensely from one Of his legs on luesday aud
Yesterday at J:l9 p. Ia. 10 collapsed. tie left the
LIs quarters TOR a long sleep OF rrcuperauon. lie
needed IL sadly, Tor Oh .ltung the track he SAID
that he mns, get into condition TO walk bacA to his
home IN MIuncrOt
" ueu the garden was somewhat IN iysned BY a
larger attendance IA tAe evening the sOIugGie be-
tween Hazael and RoweIl TOT the first pace at
per Ormance was watched with lively IL
farest BON oy the hackers Of tie men
and tie spe tuOrs. vt $50 Ruwell D /, Il
uugne- aud drup Jcd ii second place. After TN
IsuuG the mile the relative positions OF the three
men were: liz eel, 351 mics R0wel 335 miles
aud HugIes, 81 miles. IN petilnE men would 30
longer lay any money ug Inst ROWcll aud were ber-
Tag even money agalus. uaza-l. Hughes had left
the track at 80 when ne was only Ole Jap aheaI of
Hazel. hio long absence III Ms quarters excited
Considerable comment, aud rltmOrs we're cIrcuIa Il
tnar ne had JrOhcu down. Bus ne came out again
AZ So aud Resumed ms hopeless tramp
Az g:22. on TIE co upleliOn OF $40 mIies, Hazael
went Id tor rest. EONeli Fan on apparently n eA-
cellent condition, rapidly lessenug The lead OF his
rival
4 great shout went mp at 800. ROwell had passed
HiZdei. he NOISE dad not awaken tue sleeping
CD .mDIon kowel finished tine mile aud
then re.ired lie was then nine miles
behind .Ie BEST previous record. The
lerc5t waned after howell aud Hazael had
ier, lle traca aud the crowd dImnshcu. Hugnes
hal brcOu.e somewhat Imbered ~ ami was rapidly
III In
II:-4 O'Clock % lOud shout announced that he had
apIin yag Ell HIZ4el, and ten mIauies la,er he was
aylIn lea ing IN tuc rIce. Hazel came hmyiug
on. Of uls quarters at ll:4O and made his way
slowly around the track. soon he
travelled easier and star eel for hughes,
AT O'Clock his morning the scores were ~ follows: