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minutes and IT seemed to give him more strength: he
walked most Of the time but occa io9ay put IN spr,
Rowel retired. Hartman his only contestant eut
hours before was the popular favorite Withdrew
for protracted rest Ennis evidently feit thh TINS was
age Of about thirteen minutes Rowes lead II twenty
eight miles was rapidly reduced amid dsaienmg he np
fo and as each mile Was placed
his Ennis greeted with waving OF handKer'
than on any previous night aud with hi-his" which
must have made many a throat sore.
THE ENGLIsnNAys WONDERFUL ENDURANCE.
Rowen was IN a sound sleep, and his trainer said IL
would not do to break nature" The English party
expressed no apprehension about the gain Ennis was
making as they said Rowell would easily make IL up
when the Ishman rested Ennis had reduced the lead
TO seventeen miles at 1898. when some cheers III
front OF Rowels house announced his resppearsnce
the track. He came toward the scorer. at gentle
tro hestaed before the blackboard on which the ID
dividua kept in detail and at once
the people with his easy pace. There repetition
| OF the kissing at some polls, put genersin
pass in silence lie had been off and three,
quarters when he resumed work After the first lap OF
when resulted 10 the lead being taken by Ennis. The
excitement during this time at fever heat those
their feet ana the ladies avlng their handkercniefs
Herman has evidently exhausted himself III the
middle the contest He II PLAINLY out of the race 70
| far as the belt is concerned, though 1t is
stin hoped that he may come In for e snare mn9
i
hour, and at 441, when he hid completed 3lO miles
he went of for 10 minutes Al 61O he again rested pa
a. minutes and S19 his 32Oth mile, he once more
left the track THIS time he stayed IN his house untl
HOB when he resumed after absence OF 2h. 53m
| The m ma cement yesterday deposited III the bang
$28 800 the total result OF the gate receipts up 70 o
| o. ~ At that time $S, 800 had been taken IN
| during the previous twentyfour hours. Be
fore the contest opened bets were
made on the receipts not exceeding 10000 and the
result shows how little " knowing ones" really hnow
about coming events The increase IN the price OF ad-
mission 81 had no apprecable effect ON the mum
| Der OF the audiences -.
| The betting during the afternoon was active. About
O'Clock bet OF 40 TO ON the field against Hdrr-
| man was made another 100 10 TO- ana sun an
| other 100 10 20 Rowell against Ennis rive
| to one was offered and taken on Ennis against
Hartman. During the evening the bOOknakers were
doing business on the following card: 10 to 100 against
Rowei, 10 against Ennis, and 10 to against HAITI
| man.
SUMMARY OF THE SCORE.
The following table shows the positions OF the three
men during the fourth wenty-four hours of the match
ending at o'clock this morning. Where blanks occur
the men we're of the track. An astersk signifies a
rest during the hOur:
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Su3lopSis for the Dast "a hours.

WASHINGTON, March IA. l a. m.-Rain
has prevailed the Gut States with norhcry to east
erly Winds falling barometer with slight fall in teuI-
perature. Generally clear and warm weather prevails
IN Tennessee and the ONO Valley and thence eastward
to the Atlantic Coast with falling barometer and vari-
able winds The temperature has fallen rapidly in the
Upper Lake aad tie Northwest. with northwest
winds and snow. Generally clear weather prevails
IN the Lower Lake region aud New-Engiand with
variable WINDS and III New England hgl temperature.
Generally clear weather prevailed during the day on
the Pacihc Coast.
IndicatOnS
For the Middle States, warm south TO west winds and
partly cloudy weather during the day followed during
The night by decidedly colder weather, snow anu
ris ug barometer, wIh nOrthcry 10 westerly winds.
For New En- land, south 10 west winds and clear or
far weather with slignt changes In temperature sud
Daromet and decidedly lower temperature, with hight
snow. during Iiday night.
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THE HUNGARIAN CALAMITY.
THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE DROWNED.
GREAT DIsTREss-RELIEF SENT TO 1HE RUINED


CITY.
PEsTH, Thursday. March 13, 1879.
The Hungarian Minister of Finance has left
for szegedin with 100000 lorins. to be distributed
among the suff rers by the inundation.
The greater part of the town OF Szegedin was de-
stroyed, and several hundred people pershed.
Relief parties actively at work succorng the sur
yivors.
PEsTH, Thursday, March 13-evening
The misery in SZegedn is increasing Rescung
boats continually strike ruins, 80 that In
many cases rescue OF sufferers is impossible.
One boat capsIzed, by which were
drowned. A violent storm IA raging
The 1OOi Is continually rising anu iS now TWO fect
above level OF the Thesis The unsubneTgcd area
has been TO 600 metres which contin-
ually decreases.
AT tho first irrupton OF the thirtyve soldiers
were drowned. Inc STATE railway carried grdtultOusy,
10000 fugitIves yesterday.
vienna, Thursday, March 13, 1879.
six steamers and twenty tugs have left Pesth for
Szegcdn.
LONDON. Friday, March Ii, 1879.
The Standards correspondent at szcgedIn states that
the Government authorities report that 300 persons
have been drowned.
Al noon on Thursday there stlll people on the
roofs Of houses an IN trees.
persons have died from exposure To the cold.
number of Incendiaries have Dccn arrested.
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PREDICTIONS OF THE RESULT.

COMMENTS ON THE CONDITION OF TIE THREE
MEN-A TALK WITH Mr.. ATKINsoN-STRONG
HOPES EXPRESSED OF TIE SUCCESS OF ENNIS.
Speculation was rife during the day as to
the chances " each Of the three men TO win the
match. Some thought that it would b0 impossible
for Ennis to cover the twenty miles between
himself and ROwel before Saturday unless some
accident should happen 10 the latter. But on the
Other hand good authorities said that from careful
examination Of the men Ennis had the better chance
There discussion too. of the threats OF foul
play that have been made against Rowell, but the
absence Of the unmanageable crowd together with
the presence Of additional policemen, did much to
remove the fears OF the OrdeI-Oving part OF the
dence this point. For the most part the intimate
friends OF the principals were 10th TO say anything
about their favortes the hackers OF Hartman being
particularly reucent
Mr. Atkinson, in reply TO a general question, said
1--WE certainly expected 0Leary to do as well
bis previous record, aud If anything better. he
once stated that the air OF NewYork agreed with him
better than that of England. everybody knows he
was out Of form and his defeat not his merits
His absence will affect interest taken the in
England because it Offset by the wonderful work Ennis
DONG. We are much pleased with O'Leary's
contradiction OF the foolish that lie druGged
oy our party. There only three Of here We know
no one except the gentlemen have met In connection
With the cOntest We not betting. and our
"Hy OAFct 10 take DelJ Ddck 10 EuEidud'
Ihe gate-money secondary consideration.
Rowells selection to come to America due IN
great measure to the officers OF the Guards He has
been known them since bOyhOOd, having had charge
OF their boats at Maidenhead. He was chosen
Tor his general reputation for square dealing
In preference 20 others who have better rec
ord We did uDderrate what we had TO do to
WIN We expected to TO beat $50 miles ROwell Is
ssduare little man and wOuld not stOop TO disgrace
iul action II IL give him the belt"
In regard TO the feeling displayed against the
EhghshmaD, Mr. Atkinson said; I'VE must ex-
Peel this. There IN London Dut
u Manchester / believe both O'Leary and Wes-
ton we're loudly hissed. We are heartily pleased
wltn The way been treated. We coud not wish
i0f lalrer play than has been SHOWN us IhrOugho I
he contest there been the best Of feeling among the
contestants. BY the way Ennis bas expressed hlnise
70 NE that in tue event OF his not winn ne the
oeit he will immediately challenge the winner. VI
course II he does 30, and Is the winner the
match Will be made but the contest VIII have 10
GONE OF In England. The @act OF taking tue belt
PACK ;here would create great excitement and contest
tor lts possession would bhug immense numbers OF
people tOgeh
RowelL." added Mr.. Atkinson; "is in better condi-
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