, 1879-03-16

o-Aot0 - v l1DEh, U! HI CAulO'1loA "a pAA[h oC1AV
eQualed had scored the 45o miles, and won b
share OF the gate money. lie was then imm
dlately taken from the track and the process I
! rccupcration was begun:
Among the spectators were many dtsttnguis
ed people, including the British Secretary
Legation. Minister Schishkiu, and other 70
eigners OF rank.
AT THE FINISH
the scene was great Along the sides Of II
| building the crowd was so dense that all outlin
OF boxes aud seats was e<tinguished. The sid
pens sAirtlng the outer edge Of the tracks wcr
1a'r1y bursting with people. In the inne
| cllipse there was such dense throng that mo,
ing gbout was matter OF great difficulty. Ever
| projection OF the rock-Nork OF the Crotto, an
every niche and cresice Of the vast buidin
! with which person could be- packed was occr
| pied. Never before was an assembagc SO nadl
ant! pcrsistently enthusiastic. The cheers role
In successive swclis around. the vast amphthca
tre Yells, cat-calls, screeches, and shouts O
encouragement rose on every side. The nam
Of each man mas called out, and three regula
cheers aud tiger we're given for him
OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
Hartman retired at S:45 for good, >havin!
completed $50 miles and Six laps in 139 hours
81 minutes and 10 seconds, III average Of littl
less than four miles an hour actual walking
time.
Ennis and Rouell, left to themselves, put Of
burst Of speed which carried them arounl
two laps and completed RoHell's 5oUtt
mile. Had one Of the Americans been victo1
the enthusiasm could scarcely have been more
intense. When Rowcll reappeared in few
minutes clad in an ulster and carrying large
American flag the asseinblage
WENT MAD IN HARNEsz.
There could be no installing the recognition
accorded his pluck and endurance, to the lair.
ness with which he won the belt, and to his
scDcrous and gentlcuaDly conduct during the
match. Hb ended his walk at 6:56:35, iu 13Sh.
5Gp,. and 35s. from tue start, or,deductng stops,
in l03h. 35n. and l2s., an average OF little less
than FIVE miles au hour.
ENNIS KrPT FLOODING ALONG,
and the applause concentrated on him. So It
vent, the building ringing with continuous
cheers until he had finished his filth mile.
Then he dartea Into a fast run. It WIS evident
instantly that the pace vas hot. The mile Was
made in 6:55, BY long odds the fastest Of the
entire match, and good under any circumstances.
It was now 10 p. H., al hours aud 81
minutes from the start Deductiug stopuagss,
Ennis had been on the track 104 hours 80
minutes 81 seconds, an average Of a little over
four miles an hour. Glad III an oTercoat and
fur cap, Ennis made another turn OF the track,
shaking bands with everybody, and
pRoLoNGISG THE CRAZY ENTHUSIASM
some moments longer,
The pedestrians slipped out Of the Garden
nv novraft frof n hcfa
lranka bowl Of beet-tea, and was hurried into
the bathroom, where warm saltwater bath
had been made ready. After tue bath, he was
put to bed, and, within half un hour after }eav-
ing the Garden, WAS fast asleecp
Rowcll is in capital condition and spirits. He
claims if he had been pushed he could have
made twenty miles more without difficulty.
Rowelrs trainer, thinks Ennis stood
III excellent chance Of winning the belt,
but WIS not scientifically cared for, and
allowed to drink far more than was good for
him. When Rowell was thirsty he :.
SUCKED AN ORANGE,
and thus disposed of twenty oranges day
during tue walk. a..
Hartman was very feverish at the close, was
carried TO his hotel, and will not recover for
weeks from the strain.
1,: xr. =. ,,1n,5;5 ,o,d,t;o, and e,,,. bo
=, nn1' i" 40 ~ op'~uo .',,~ 80, ..10 o't
Ell4 next week cAa!ienSe no"eA u anotueF
rial a. the earliest moment possible.
Leonard Jerome, who was in the Garden, re-
.ciycd dispatch from James r. Keenc, the
speculator, suggesting the getting
~ " ,,r,.,,,,,,c,. r,, x.,,n,y
oon7e4'n .,oN ,.s ~ 800 na'''01'f
Ind onerhG 70 neao II WIN f,1V.
Al Srlth had wagered $3,000 to 5000 that
after mud offered him 81, 600 if he would do it.
ennis is consequently So much richer.
aIr. Kelly TO-DAY Officially announced that By
he terms Of The match $1,000 was 10 be given
ZACH competitor whether or not he covered 4J0
niles, and that OLeary will receive that
mount, thus corroboratinS IN part the state
aents regarding tic SPECTATORS ring to 6obbio |
he money.
TUE BRITISH MINISTER
20 Me y tste!3: Assot4alen 4tes*
~" ioNh, halc4 ianots 3t n;,;a t!.S ;;s ~
u S:. t..as "as 'us .l;1a
SA' 1.4 W . .ss..H..
On inA 'N'te't M:", 49,. H. .=o.,. .,.
Aouus .o9 =. - lu3 ;n,,+aa I ie a.ae
lul, allu .naqe W ~, H. ~ iu"'es ~ eeconus'-
ne 1as1eSt nne o. Tue 1nalcn.
A About Il O'Clock a lady presented 1, Hartman M
alkng at {. brisk pace some distance behind,
3ou came abreast, and, taking one side of the
,rr.ot uofl-od ,r;t II M around i'm trant-