, 1879-03-13

tg-touf hOtta OI the conseBt KOHel' lett lmn1c-
dtatcly asterwarti, nt the end OF 2e3x miles,
having fna'lc 81 miles to.1ay. THUS, with his
trot, he had gained but Two miles On Hartman,
who kept up his steamboat stride. iinrrmau IL
now Tue faToriso in tho betting.
o'LEAKT
could not bo found Mt any hotel tonight, anil
tho rutnors that he had been poisoned BY his
trafncrs, Basnoy Aaron and Harding. that they
wero arrested, a,nl tat O'Leary was dcnd, grow
until Coroner Waltcman and rolico Captain
set out to find O'Iteary nnl Tic truth. This
thcy did after hours OF search. O'Lcary wnh
found In an upper room At the Garden. uo said
he WIS anything but q dead man, but wRs
DEAD PEDESTRIAN,
md should never appear un the track again. liz
did not think he was poiaoned ur drugged, ami
had full confidence in bis trainers. lie said lie
had been 90 sick hc was obliged to rive up, but
that he was nlready oYor It, aud needed only to
rest.
WHAT o'tEANY sATs.
Sntctai Dtspafch to 7a4 Tribune.
NEW YoR1, March 12.-To Sun reporter
O'Lcary said tonight, "Welt, you SEQ the
1nachtncry's run down. Constant dropping will
weas away stones, and I've walked one mattel,
too many. l started In SILK. and felt all
through that something was going
to happen, but | stuck to
tho track to tie last momont on account Of my
friends. Il couldn't walk another mic. 1 nm
physically playcd-out, lily mind Is clear. and l
do not suffer bodily pain, but would not tnako
4 show Of myself by attempting to walk another
atop. I would not ],ayc lost this match for
all have in tho world, not OH personal grounds,
but on account Of my many friends, who KNOW
backed mo very heavily. don't care for the
money {ned to pocket, hut for tho money my
friends losc."
"'rhen all bets on you are not drawn, hut
lossl't
"Ccrta!n1v."
In regard 10 the result Of tho contest. O'Loary
said 1t lay, in ills opinion, between howell md
Ennls, tho matn question being ono Of enlur-
ance.
O'Leary, as soon as ho feels ready to journey,
will 20 TO Chicago.
QUICKEST NILE.
70 Ghs Trrsstrn Assoetaf<d Frtts-
NEW YonK, March 12.-l'l,e quickest miles
mado today wero by Rowcll iu minutes mud III
seconds, and Ennis in minutes and 10 seconds.
For twcnty-four hours ending at 10 o'clock
this morntng about $4,000 has been received ut
tic box-ollicc, which mikes Total Of $4,000
received. at o'clock between 5000 mud !, 900
| people werc IN attendance.
| RoWcll keeps up Ills 3og.trot, mud 60 far has
spent the lcnst time OF any Of tho track. bets
| werc made this nftcruoon 100 to 10 md 20 to /
against O'Lcary.
At 2:45 p. IN. tie score stood: Rowell, al5
miles, 9 laps; Hartman, aa33 miles. G laps; En-
mis-, 22l miles, l lap; OLoarJ, 2lJ miles, 7
laps. ..-....-..
At 2:38:10 Koucll made hts 2l5th mile. TiHo
| Of last mile, 2B minutes IS seconds. lie then
! retired from tho track for about f'ftccn min
| utcs, and after that continued Ills tramp. 1t
was statcd tl,at RowclI's left ankle was swollen,
| und had to bo lanced. ue wore leather stock
! Ing, witch kept the swelling down md afforded
| him support
! At 0. 10. tho scoro was: Rowcl1, 940 miles
Hartman, e3a; Ennis, 29l; O'Lcary, 214. Each
! nude four mlles between and o'clock.
| USED UP.
| NEW YonK, March t2.-Dy tho advice Of his
p1yeciau O'Lcary has left tho track, not to re-
turn again. -.
| Tho batting during the afternoon varied lttlo
from the limits Of to against O'lcary, 100 to
90 against Hartman, 100 to 80 against Kowcl1,
md 100 to 10 against Ennis.
About $3.50 an un1crcurrent Of excitement
seemed to peryada those whom tho public d.
uomlnates 'thc tnslders,' and 1t WIS soon
known that O'Lcary had, contrary to expecta,
tion, and to the torrlb,e disappointment Of all
| Ills friends mid backers,
urTHntY CotLApsHD AND uRoKEN DOWN.
| His physicians ordered him from the truck, and
| ho wos Immediately taken home, 10 great a
chanen at a fsw mnutos urod,,ccd in tie pote,,
| rod.s+rior ana ~ tho nhvetriors ,amorf,c,, he
ncvcr s.w. nis stomocl,. head, feet. n,m,th.
.a,,,..,a ",a .nt,rs haJ,, .oon,o1 - haro oi,.,
'o"Euo' haa out'io uo"J e.ea.'+ ~ INV ts''eu
away. 1t il very doupttnl whothef o'Aoary
eyer will walk again Ia pedestrian nlatch.
In md arounl tho Garden tho scene Yns ono
=, ts,.osso n~otto,nort ~ rourso ,to rsror,
Vt nt'uso sA.. ..., -, A., ..., ,,,1.sa M ~ .,ss
puonc hHo" "t.1e VI l''e as'u eot'4't'eu u 41s
| pedeEtr11n. null several gentlemen VINO anu
taken long odds agaEnst him were particularly