New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
PANIC AT GILMORE'S GARDEN.
Continued from First Page.
5:S5 and finished 2I5 miles lps and 10 yards. He
then abandoned the C. nte,l at 537.

5:S5 and finished 2l5 miles. lrps and 110 yards lie
| then abandoned the C. nte-i at 5:37.
LAVISH APPLAUSE GIVEN TO HARTMAN.
When It became known that O'Leary had retired the
audience seemed amazed. Although many were con-
vnced that he had no chance they still had forlorn
hope that he would rally and both himself and his
fnenda Popular expectation then turned 10 Hartman
5 the only one who could the champion
belt from being taken abroad. and every little
spurt be put greeted with thunders Of
applause shortly after O'Clock he presented with
floral design, the United States arms and few min
utes later gwen silk sash reoreseutlng the Na-
tonal co"rs. THIS incident OK o5ctea ,n- whuIso ,sa
enthusiasm. He rested for 70 minutes on tne
cOmneiion OF his 23s mile. and again on nnlsbing hlS
2S5h mile a. 5SS Tor 4S msnse 'e b. S aS
nour To ais friends, and when he rcaplearrd tDeIe
he took - wa. # for ram minutes. at s2s whtn H. gallery
fell At 9:3S be away Tor 3IS MN
uIes. and when he returned he completed hls 26lsi
mile, aud went on walking amid round after r3nnd o.
applause. While tle track he appeared particularly
ires and was undoubtedly feeling better Than elmer oi
/ KowcIi continued his walk until 2:3s, ven, having
244 miles to his crcdl, ne retired for ID minutes
On completing $50 m'le-. 3:34. he went TO nl-
house. OH his return started At nrisk rot VIII ch
miles and having nvera ed about lin 1Os. eaeh
mile covered since his l1s' He then rered Tor
23Ji. 45r.. aud resuming continued To add TO his
score the rate of abogr a every lin. 25, He
receives very little Of the applause which tie audience
bcsrpws Literally uDon the others buf neVcrthei's'
he jpgs logged drtermin ton not TO oe l"ft
behind and when he fails to the rrar through resting.
rest.
ms continued to work until $50 ~ m. when having
covered 222 niles he retired FOR 43n los On resuming
he walked quietly for thr II 81 hour aud then went I'D
for n slurf H. made ms 227th IN SIN. 80 and his
233c in 9m los. Afervart he walked SLOWLY but
steadily uutI 1880 nen having 23G miles TO hls credit
ne rested for 81 minutes.
SCENES LATE AT NIGHT.
After II o'clocS. slhough many had gone away, the
crowd did not perceptiby decrease. Among
the late arrivals from the theatres were a
large number OF ladies. and they Seemrd to
take deep interest In the contestants. Toward
midnight the pr judice against the Enclshman neean
show itself decidedly, and at certain points IN
the track he was loud hlssed. He seemed take no
heed Of tie tauuts which frequently made. nor OF
the hisses but went on with his II lac were
alone in the buldug. seldom raising hrs eyes from the
sawlu>t. lie plough. aO gas n H. had never done aV-
thing else H. lis lite and never Xpected TO. Ii Was The
exc ntion VIII Q ON tne rst half OF lap after passing
bs hOnse to him without handful OF food whicn ne
mInchcd win a relish
Ennis retired at,er completing 25Oth mile ut 1883.
ami did not return NJ 70 o'c."ck k'weA and iai
Tue crowd then began TO dwinie rapidly but at
o'circl there over 1000 pers0 present
Tie three remaining eOntes ants nave maze an appear
to the management TO do something TO stop
ciied to appeal to the public 10 comply with
their request The LnanaEemeni announces lie ncnt.n
20 the night "a rct any Out who persists III
smoking after beng requested not 70 40 -. - ~,
Early the morning The bet ting had been III favor oi
tue EHgil.gma at long ODDS against the heid; ou IN
the afternoon lls stock tel some what eo"oKmakert
quotations at II o'clock 's niglt were 10 agains
K.wtn IL viii be seen that tnr EnSlShman Is III "A
favor te in tie btu II NOT vi h. general u
2Sm ST.; Rowe, for Oh. 5Tm. 4Os, aud Harrl-
uqn tor 81. 371 50..
The result Of me md days work showed thar ROwel
had averaged 94l3, Harr 0O and Ennis oJl3 mics
ger day.
SUMMARY OF THR SCORE.
The following table shows the positions OF the men
duruc the third tweptyfour hours OF the match ending
at o'clock this morning. Where blanks occur the men
were Of the An asterlsk signifies rest during
The hour: OLeary withdrew from the contest on his
2I5ih mile.