, 1879-03-15

tho little Eugllshtnan could stand. md to want
after his tutmcntor. Tho moet exciting
atrugglo 0f tlla contest then toos
pltcB. Both men strained every
nerve, the one to get away, and tho other 10
keep up. Tie spectators bccame mol of howl.
sitg iunatics.
WAvH APTKR WAVE Or APPLAUSE
rolled around a,nt around The vast l,nlt, making
the tin,bers shake. For three taps the
race continued, ami t,cn Hnwcll, With
laugh, gave uu tic contest, ANIL dropped Into
run, amid Wild cheers and ncrislye yc,ls.
Ennis went another Ian at tho SANS ractng gait,
with Rowcl1 In trot ut bis heels, au,l then fell
into Ills ordinary pace.
Az Gal Ennis completed his 4ooth n,,le amid
wild applause, nnd then Withdrew. Four min.
utcs later Rowcll followed Ills example. Al
thls time Rowell MAS o5 miles ahead, Tic same
relative distance u the night hcforc.
at o'clock tfln scora stood: Rnweta 423
miles; Ennis, nearly 4U7-n galu Of four miles !;
Hartman, 800.
HARTMAN iB nErNd TREATEp WITH ELECTRIC
SHOCKS,
and in this way It Ia hoped to koop him up to
make the $50 miles.
Dct'Yccn asd Eunls began to trot. lie was
Howell close rub Tomorrow.
70 complete tho sensatons OF tic contest.
one Of llarrtman's iralners charge that the
other trainer has dru9gcd Hartman.
o'LhAHr WEAKENING,
fetc }ott Herald, lIareA 13
OfLcRrY did not lcaYe tllc track 10 frcaucntly
as he had done during Tuesday night, but his
pace was Tcsy slow, except during two or three
fceb'e spurts which Were like the efforts Of a
drowning mnt to surmonnt tic waves. 1t had
been evident to every critical spectator that ho
had broken down nnt was fast weakening. I1a
hardly walked q 6nRie yard without swqry,nr
from sllu 10 side, l,ts steps describing zIgzay
courso. Those who did not understand lts roii.
dttion EXPRESSED tl,e opinion tlat ho wns tntoxi.
cated; but tl!e majority Q: tlln rrowu weru re-
apettfnlly stfcnt toward him, remembering lila
former achievement, init mourning the fail o[
tt,e great pedestrian. During his gallant efforts
to Eain little upon his avcragc they were prod
iga! Of words OF cheer; but he neil,cr looked to
right ar LETT, TOR smiled. sone said In rather
loud nht1e:
'Do you SEQ that too1s on bis facet It's as II
hu saw nothing at all that's about him."
What do Sou suppose is tho matter with
III don't know, uuless he las crooked his cl~
bosY too oftcH.'
This kind Of talk, however, was very erronc.
ous. In ULcary's cottage there were sad faces
" a1n ,; w ~ tFeuS d, ~ hvsry oo
-, lie o IT, atr',',,ia IT,, ~ a @ @Iomarn fesaf
tc cfrcrtnsss INV co y brI. !" NV. %lm ,,o oi
tt H. -. .tSJ ivn.u oiue ~ ueaf upon
's ft'ua.o a 4an ,v na Lao a. nnan, IN; MS oasser:
shall lv @ m rai,s ~" ,eson;r hit M wv III ni1e M We
1' III a,5 ~ ~ ~ ,.t.n nsT , VI, W you
do. dcafy oo Vrs ,Vnscs r. otnfg a e u 1o 6rokSl-
i,f,., a s hoa ,,,a ~ III ioa m"'nia ~ Mtlee
IT., h. saI ~" ''fG ~ ~, ~ IL" L. "Dt step
,.nr, H., .,,ne;e.d n"n IN .sas, s1o n.u. 5pu
HoI snriu..s la was rea,!y scK bad ~ tc,r ,S
hic .oiH ~" - faar, a,H ." ,ta .a tc'ti
,roa rnI'," i,,n ra ia ",,, ttni ue
Van i,,s3 rc,nn,,isan t,. I. LII, utchne.
aH,, tn. ia ra,nn hart IL s,"s ~. ,'Gs ~ mSus
I'm If IA tim Wia Inn. ~" ~ ~, h,it r. eo H.
m thcy wcrc liz hatin,t liz ca 80 90 ,,;4 TX
H. ,Ioh Ia n,,tra I'm 81, II f,s, t. IT, i'.at
md tinaa to recruit his health, which. aftnr nv
attack like hts, would take at least ssx weeks or
month";"
Yes" said enc Of his trainers, "hc looks
like d skeatou. Had ho been the
rian that hu was once ilc would hayo
led those other mon BY twenty miles on Tie flrst
lny."
" It's IN nnoqunl contcst,n enid Mr., Sn,lth.
I" ul,d tho public will find this out before it IA
through. knew that from tho beginning and
tt was through MY advice tint O'Lrary re-