New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13
ROLLING AROUND on SKATES.
NINE MEN LEFT IN THE LONG RACE-FEw sPECTA-
TORs-YEsrERD, US SCORE.

NINE MEN LEFT IN the Long RACB-FEw sPECTA'
ToRs-YEsrERDoY 's SCORE.
People going up and down FOurth-ave. about
socock last evening were puzzled to account for the
crowd OF boys hanging about the Of the Madison
Square Garden. An obseryant person might have mo-
tced that occasionally boy would slip
around the corner into Twenty enthst.. where
further investigation would have revealed the existence
Of steady stream OF youngsters going up the window
gratings and the lgh;nlng-rods An open window
them 10 the garrett Of the old roOkery and nothing
hut thin partition lay between them and the lorles OF
the siX-lay race But unncky fall betrayed their
presence and the garrison spang to arms. atom"
Davis organized his forces, armed them with lanterns
and stray pieces Of timber and the Druders driven
out.
81 guess people must he down roller skating" said
an employe OF the 60 animation which ia managing
the yesterday he gazed dsconsoately about at
the empty seats and boxes with their fringe
OF trel-ookng spectators. But n the spectators
lacking IL didn't 10 affect the skaters at all. They
kept their labor with the hopeful determination with
which man attacks a oorl Of wool with dun saw
Maddocks disappeared ha.t hour before Snowdens
tremen Monday nigh. that the latter gained the
lead. They together about a. yesterday
and snowdrn slowly widencd the gap until at II o'clock
last evening IL mes. He looked badly about the
eyes but otherwise Il In good form.
Walton sought the retirement OF his booth at 4. m.
he began to add again to his OF 26s miles
OAiella whose sleeping record IL OF the best put In
ten sold hours yesterday. He still continues be
loaded dow with floral tributes He had PA miles TO
his credit at p. m. when snowden had covered 4l2.
Hartman stall numbers along, expending enough exer-
ton on every mile carry empoye OF the Depart
inent OF Public Works through a weeks work.
Late IN the Madocks whiled away the time
hy oading of his exploit, in the morning papers, while
sch"cK swings along at the same old gait staring straight
before him.
Rcynold the champion Of tho Wild West knocked OF
NJ a. M and stay ed on until D. m. when he bloOmed
forth for short hour and then wed "spuined his
ankle" was the announcements
ia the evcningthe spectators were sumcienty numer-
o. keep anOthers courage up The weary pro-
ccssion WAS SIN going its rounds but Jersey was no
longer represented Emery WAS SIN among the miss
Walton was flying around in the sixth new jersey
JACKET thAt he has sp"ried since the contest opened
while A. BOyHt had clothed himself IN shirt OF most
painful and extraordinary hue, worn after the fashion
Although Il Is rather early to pick ont the winners
WHO watch the race closely snowden hrst; Madd"rks
Schuck. third. was a'orts one ~ the after
at 49, miles. BY o'clock ne was a mile ahead and In
creased tue lead after that time.
snowdrn Is growing to more and more the favorite.
He j. quiet and gentlrnany ia his denednor. never
bulies the scorers aud attends to bust
ness way that promises Sc ro1 woii for for
gram from his friends In the Hub rs he rolled around
IL t"id i 20 40 t IN al" nv ItfIe Knot Of o
siders and Boston men, keep their own score and
generally conduct themselves as II encanped In the
we've had him under good care for q couple OF
MONTHS said his trainer yesterday. land he's In prime
condition. without bruise or blister 80 lhr ne I'm
n bit stifi, either ana that's what catches most OF
em. We're asong to win ms rhor partnx nCciuen's
mau's barroom 10 knock him OUT: though. ana wed
have been knocked out long ag1 u wed Deeh greeni t.
the FIRST twenty -four hours Mndi0c was on te 1hok
one hour and fOrty-seycn minutes. Following Is tho
days score: