The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-12
VOL. XLyI.--N0, 1913.
O1EARY LAST IN THE RACE.
eoUrLL rs MORE THAN 20 MILES AHEAD
or MN Ar MIDNIGHE
.,--,,nnr n Good second, nnd only six Miles
u,bInd Howell Scenes md Incidents of the
n,v-Cnpt Williams Kissed by the Great
rn,,,tude-The Four Men's Appearance.

Multtude-The Four Mems Appearance.
cimore's Garden was yesterday like a
a.. that il always full ana yet tho identical
s.o,s of water that make 1t are always chang
,no High tido at tho Garden takes place bo- |
,,rocn 9 and H. low tide in the small hours Of |
,ho morning. There are plenty OF wseacrcs at
,ho Garden. In tho morning. they said as they |
,oad R,wels big score and O'Leary's little one. |
,bat tho champion was gone. But at ii o'clock
o,Iaary showing up in his old time form. with |
;pst spot Of color in his checks. they said that
The champion had The stun in him yet"
At2 o'clock in the afternoon Clergyman. to
indigo by the cut Of the cloth. and physician.
70 ,udrc by his conversation. took place at tho
,ar end oi the Garden. near the parched cas-
co1e Hero they woro free from observation
o,ecnting by tho reporter. and tho physician
remarked with an air Of knowing what he was
taking about that II he could get good
climpsc Of the eyes Of O'Lcary and Rowell. he
could say with n certainty that II would be safe
10 make wager on who would last tho
lonecf. He tried very hard TO get
Glimpse OF their eyes. but O'Learys. which
hre naturally sunkcn. were fixed on the track.
and Rowe who was jogging along at O'Learys
heels had his fixed like q convct's. on the back
Of the man ahead of him. The clergyman sug-
res,ed thn, perhaps his medical friend could
tell something by the way tho toes turned up,
INT ono glance revealed a remarkable SINH
larity in the angles. Both Of them turn up very
much This point had not been observed be-
fore hy any ono. but Mr.. McSwyny
who made tho shoes. says that 1t is one
Of the secrets Of the staying qualities
BY a somewhat undignined gesture the ply
sican ut length caused both O'Lcary and Row
ell to cast a hurried glance at him. That was
% L.. ~ bright
as diamonds. ." he said. but Rowell can't keep
his open. Rowcll can't last" Then they
walked away. But it SO happened that. Just be-
fore this diagnosis was made. OLeary had
come from good rest. while Rowell
WAS getting ready for his. and in tho
evening IL would have been hard to see
any difference in the brightness. oven
though there may be In the expression OF the
eyes Of the two men. There were probably
5000 others In tho building who expressed
opinions with the same positiyeness as the ply
Ecian.
The fact is that at II last evening the walk
was plainly anybody's yet Tho opinion was
communicated by Mr.. Tony Hart to Chaplain
Grey Of the Skidmore Guards. who critically
examined the stepping for half an hour. The
anatomy OF Harriman's legs was particularly
pleasing to Chaplain Grey. who took frequent
OppOrtunltleS 10 point OUT luo NtiAhlhR ihuS'u-
lar con;ortions Of Harriman's calves with his
cane In fact. Chaplain Grcy's remarks took
the form OF a lecture. and distracted attention
from the bookmakers for n while.
Interest was developed yesterday about the
r.ncn OF Harriman's long and somewhat at
tenuated legs. They move like the walking
beam OF n steamboat. and from toe 10 heel he
covers thirty-nine inches Harrman's stock
ings bulge at the knees and that causes the np-
pearanco OF varcose veins. which some very
positive bet,ers assert he has. But Hartman
says that he ia going in for comfort. and his
backer says he Is golng IN t. win. ana there are
not few who be.ieyr that he is really the DARK
Though blond-horse.
At O'clock yesterday morning tho track wa'
deserted. Ennis had but recently Quilted II
and the other three pedestrians We're Sleeping
OLoary was the fret TO make his appearance
ls came on at "a minutes and - senon iS pnsyy i
The Englishmqn wa, at work agaln ~ II MN
utes past 2 and the Maine 1tl kee mhlr ms ap
peardnce I seconds Inter, Ennis slept unit
track much reshed, and ,succeede,
in doing a good days WORK; Non IN
day. exceIt Rowcll. who quilted the track short
ly before ca o'clock ia tho evening. and r.
malnel on little over three hours. re ti coHl, n
Harr.lnan 20 miles ahead ot Ennis. and -
miles ahead Of OIoary. During his rest Ia
greatest interest WINS manifested rs 10 inc caus
OF his absence But when at about ~ in tn
evening he came out OF his cabin ana az one
dropped into his easy tro!. looklh- lIc9il ~
sws4ci pWSgi I"' He 'I,Hii siii had the lead Harrima
lacked miles o. being up with nm Ennis wa
II miles behind Hartman. and OLeary mile
While tha trotting Enellshman was mnkn
his nrst round after his sleep. n gorgeous vase
fashioned Of flowers was lifted from the ra
OF the box above the place where his score
kept and he was halted 70 receive H. he st9pe
only moment. raised his jockey cap. dodge
around the obstructing token, and trotted or
looking over his shoulder and waving his co
& group Of he a i92 D9S he wSs IN
Corrupted In his trOt 70 receive message iroi
England 1t WAS as follows:
A. Fiji AGin.on to put in a century ior me AsTlrT.
Rowcll caught the paper. read II while ioggi n
Along, and passed i back to Alr. Atklnsono; IN
"c.ntury which SIR John refers 10 is GlOO.
In the forenoon there was fair ATTENDANCE
Tho walkers industriOusly attended to bus
ness. frequently glhncng al M talIies p3sIc y,
Spectators strOlled in and out Tho front row
Of the raised seats were all occupied. ,but th
upper rows We're not nearly hlled. Knots
men gathered Oh the floor within the track. dis
cu-snl the chances OF the men, ana mhue u
books on the result. Few women were ther
in the forenoon. Occasionally an enthusiasm
deyotre Of physical culture, who, ha
slQyci in his seat since the ml@nhiGl
Sdnsd DId t6aGp rPabed his y eyes looked Sroqn
took his bearings. and then seemed 10 recon- ie
shafts ot light through tho circular window
into the dim interior giving the tired walkev
sample Of the food Of sunshine outside. Z
stirring scene by blowing familiar tunes. q
tho outside. along the walls ui the bulldlhg' VI
even rows of boys and beings oi larger growi
pr ssod their eyes ears or noses 10 cracks
the doors, in q vain cndcnVor 10 get NJ
through some one OF their senses rs 70 whl
VIZ. going on within. A not very select crow
gathered early in the day near the Madlso
avenue entrance and gave the police oihcfl
inst enough business to admit OF ialr dlspis
Shortly alter noon the attendance began