New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-16
OVER ! GOO MILES RELIED OFF.
sNowpEY AND BoYsT PASS THAT PoINT-HoPiNS
TO MAKE 1850 MILES.

syowpEy AND BoYsT PASS THAT PoINT-HoPlNe
TO MAKE 1850 MILES.
The warm RAYS of Yesterdays sunshine came
down oh the glass roof OF the Madison Square Gar
den and made II unpeasantly warm Tor tne
tired hollowe ed men who were stragshhg arouh" .
track During the day snowden stlll kept eighteen ~
between himself and Boyst, VINO oosgeu Ms ''op'
determnedly. waiting for the lucky accident Whlch
NAV eiye him a chance to close up tho gap
Maddocks has long given up hope OF getting even
second place and allowed n chasm OF thrty heo "
separate himself and Boyst few spectators stroeu
in in the afternoon, and schock lett tue 'r"oA " ~
that corner of his booth where the hamoh botte KEPT
and soon anpeared looking IS sleek Bowery SWELL so
tba bevond the growing prominence OF his cheek-oonc
and his ashy complexion one would suppose that Ito
had 900 miles OF hard work behind him. frahcis 10
close on TO his 800 miles, and the section OF AIca oo
gregated about his booth look contented ana hapy III
the that they going to be left out III inc
cold entirely The man that works the scoreboard con-
Times TO wrestle with the telephone which connects nun
with the scorers desk, but II Is colu nau % @
from the stables frantic real or fanced error
The who the cigar counter has tolaeu ~, sae
and silently stolen away but the man VINO was 10 sae
the crowd OF the multitude still sits Delha MS pai ~
solitary grandeur Bets are beginning 10 pe nauc tr
tle winner will cover than l,23O miles Ah0lher
award of lottery prizes made at which schocK Grew
gold watch. He made several aps Sdu ~ taenne Of
In The evening camo the usual crowd to applaud the
perf .r1 Of a. Meila and Walton VINO billed to
appear only at night small also began TO fly around the
track about 10 o'clock BOyst was gradually cuttnig
down snowden's lead throughout the day but az ~
O'clock there was still IL miles difference AT GIL
Snowden completed his l.0OOth mile, ana u notnlng
happens he ought make his l.2OOth by tonight WIN
the returning crowds the cigar man took heart anu
opened shop again. Schock continued TO gather ~ stray
neces OF United currency, ana the hOra uecoI
liens of the stables received several important hdu
lions.
small continued fly around the track, practising
FOR to-mOrrows race with Reynolds" the managers eA
planned. Boyst who really seems TO grow fresher ana
stronger every hour kept following him. often sucklhg
close to his heels ontre lap, and slowly cutting
down the lead which snowdOn has held from the star
The inmates Of the snowdon camp viewed TINS proceed
ing with Increasing disgust, as they eNpreasen ~
Small was carrying" Boyst Al ll5g Their snoulue I
ing ind gnaton burst FORTH and of the trainers rs
ing out graspcd the flying intruder as lie was cuthg
around and pulled him OF the track hethy s
AZ the time strong inclination 10 mt MN over me
head. In about three seconds every cmploye OF INC
show and half "A dozen members OF Captain NlllRnsh
rank and file were the spot Tho Obstteperous
trainer and Referee Hamilton Busbey did the taxing
the rest puncinaed the conversation with advice AhO
the spectators like a true BOwery crowd howled Ter
their champion 10 finally agreed that nc should DC
permitted to skate n he kept away from IN" ohcr
Up to midnight snowen had been OF Tue track but -
hours and minutes. Boyst 10 hours and 10 minutes
Maddocks l6 hours aud - minutes, Schock ~ hours
and 81 minutes aud Francis - hours and y minutes
Naddocks finished his thousand miles at midnight