New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

$40 and added another ten miles TO MS score'
He continued his tramp until S:18 when he went INTO
his house. Half hour later he took restor zon'
when he had hearty meal, and on his return ho TO
mained on the track until 1:56 p. IN. Az tha'
time he had 476 miles to his credit He rested Tor
5m and after that until be had completed 300 miles,
shortly before p. he did not again leave the 'rach
Ennis was on his 406th milo when the day opened'
and he continued until 1853. when having All miles
scored, he rested for 22m returning IN the TRACK a'
2:25 Then he continued until 439, having In the
meantime made 42I mee. After that, until the COM
pleton OF $50 miles 130, he rested every 10 mes
until he had made 4i0 miles, then he broke into run
The building was pretty well hlied AT ue
time and as he ran the enthusiasm be-
came very great. He made tue mile IN
TN l6s. Then lie rested until 3l8 He continued 10
roll up the miles until 540 when he left the track TOT
another. and it proved, his last rest he retuheu
shortly after O'Clock, TO find ROwell assisting HAITI
man. and he Joined in the work Att O'Clock ne had 4o%
miles his credit and In the next hour he added nVe he
had an interest In bet that he would make 473 miles,
and win that that he entered on the track lie
had the track all to self after o'clock. While on
his 474h mile his little Joined him on the track ana
for a few yards accompanied him. Sust before conpIe
ing the last lap of the 47ith mile he broke into rum
and passt the judges stand he seemed 10 Dc
going like the wind lie accomplished all that was
necessary himself and his friends ana DIS dcS
WAS 10 show there WAS something left in him. lie ala
spare himself, but "a II in mile race Lap was
added lap the crowd Surged around the lnclOsue
with him. lie had scored his seventh and was on me
last lap. He up the mestretch ana pased Tue
judges stand "A dead run, and the scorers sBeets
showed that he had accomplished me mile lh On oos
the tastes made during the six days.
Hartman was resting when the day opened lie cauIe
on the track at 1923. his score being $50 niles IL
was apparent to all that he in bad way nut e"
knew the pluck he possessed Az o0l ne
turned his 4OOth mile and then rested for 24n
WIN few rests he kept until 6:5S when ne hnl,ed
al miles, From 3 IN. until 1880 he walked steadlly
al,r which he rested for half hour AT 145 ne was
away for 43m., aud he then had 43l miles TO
his credit He made each mile in average Of 14m Us
AZ 22O D. III. he came back to the track looking com
pletey exhausted. At 4:50 he had 440 miles TO MS
credit. lie then rested for III. 21in'
on his return his eyes sunken. his feat
ures looked pnched and his lips white His face
wa, tightly drawn, and he had the appearance OF man
In burning fever lie had still ten mi es to MAKE ana
IL was then as he seemed the point OF breaking
down, that the Englishman's services were 0iclGd
Cheered by this aid he trudged on. when at last ne
victory hand his face flushed, ms heaVy eyes
grew bright and his feet seemed 10 sc their edden
weight. Finally be passed the nut hut not contented
he made three laps more so that there snOuu DC 10
mistake, aud retired TO his cabin
SUMMARY OF THE LAST DAYS SCORE.
The following tabe shows the positions OF the three
men dnrng the last twenty four hours OF the match
ending at 10 o'clock saturday night Where blanks occur
the men were off the track. An asterisk signifies
rest during the hour: