New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
MORE WALKERS DROP OUT.
TIRED BY THE CONTEST AT THE GARDEN

TEE CROWDS or SPECTATORS pECRHAsS IN NUN
ara AND OFT LOWER IN QUALITY.
The men who are walking for fame and money NJ 'ne
Madam Square Gardss continued their lsag WeAry
tramp yesterday with little variation from their wsrx o.
the day prsvisus The sny change IN those whs STUCK
TO the track was In their appearance Those who won't
In brighteysd with In thcr cheeks we're du-
eyed and their fssss locked and pale Their wsrH
OF Monday. when . large number sad - 40 lh'"
utmost to make the necessary 100 mhss
required keep them had told severely upon
them. IL could be easily that It was ~ tae
strong sst sfsrt that they kspt TO their work
Stout "the seat." he 10 commonly oalsd wahdiso
around the rsg every step bringing expression OF
pain He still chung TO hts work chsersd on
by the applause OF dusky nafens who diviisd tnsr
attention between him and Hart
After the Enssnmsn. Cartwright. left the TacK
Monday night did not return -
his work He went 10 the Putnam Hsuse
blseling considerably from tins lungs physician
attended him found that he sunsrisg from IN
Illumination Of lungs and positively forbade him %
continue He cried Ike baby whoa ne nea'u
this aud bsgsed 20 back the Garden. he did 70
turn he could in his uniform the hens
rhage returned he had to give as va. one Oh
the avores ana loudly before the rsce Of what
he would do
Beeelmsu who led on the 1r.t day and the favor
ie q. Iarg. Number OF SPORT ng men. them Nat
Coed win actor also played out and quit the tracK
He was carrisd Russian bath. bat his feet
ysre So badly blistsred that he could net walk
Albert slowly decreased MS Lead. alternately
walking aad running but always carrying light sDonJ
stick which he swung easily in the air. Closely fso"
ing al q va, steve 8rsiiss "Un<uo~a Gusrrero, tue
Mexican "Grsaser" He seams TO be ~ tr,less as .
bucsina broncao pony, aud ~hsa walking strides
aleng IN an easy and graceful manner that ssnds
10Y I. the hearts OF the FOurt Warriors who nearly spt
their thro- and their heels -f TO cheer him IN
Little Norsaac plsdted along adding mile after mile
TO his score Although hs insny miles Behind the
LEADERS, he Is by out OF the race, FER ne Is
teuaciou. Scochm4n and remarkable staTH poWsra
Day - considered rather prominsat DARK horse AMI ne
hangs cl0s-lT h. THY. the * Elnls,sr SUI
DR. SEES cry Oxs BIZ his rsursge aud splrlt>
Early in he tnsrBHg the~e we're TWO nsnts one "eAi
the usxcs between ths Trainers ana gang OF HUMANS
Tue trainers combined sre>. and f-r tuly nItcsa nm
uss a iunla f.ht took place that was nnv
duelt sd b. tae police. NJ one was arrestsi SnSruY
~ er ruiAns "a aga iH( among theh>' YES
on fs- h.or police drove them NJ III ths Dl
When rtz gerald his Dig race MS rscsrd =, hNt-
night 90 ths sesoad day 226 ms% Al S-3 iast
evening Albert had cqHa led tls score All fa"ch" Al
6usrrers were far beDia l. this WAS aHnouuool
AMI lie lld4s kui 81 chesrag greeted the tbrse eA1-
ers they west around tAe trarK
mere a marked dl.Inution in the nlh'eI oi
th-se wafcsed walkers on th-ir weary 'odT'o
The quality, too. over tu1 'tsusa '-s'Alng nrh
and Iold wsnaI male 40 tao sr-sier pDrusn OF the
crowd he Tor tas IA - part ware nt-hii1
dressed and sat Ia D1K nsar The scorers vas
enough 10 rcnSvc hcr ha- ana drink pleDed
boor OF a sxoee linglf bal qu,litv
At IN IA v-e IN