The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-11

mile and he ,yas again of for minutes on the
next milo. His noxf stop was for 13 minutes
amd 10 seconds at 10 minutes. past 3 o'clock.
halt OF ] minute and 10 seconds was
made on his cighty-f flfh mile. After finishing
nns, n1s i9Vtn mile at 80 minutes and 20 seconls
seconds. and after n spin ot four miles more he
NN,ls was absent minutes and 35 seconds. At IL
tne track having made ll0 miles in ~ hours
L. ~ minps.s @ n and 80 seconds. or q hours min
uIi orrn,as ana ~ seconds actual walking time;
10 seconds, on his twenty sixth; his next. 10
minutes and 70 seconds. on his forty-sevcnth n
long stop OF 20 minutes and II seconds on tho
next mllei stop OF IL minutes on his sixty
second mile. at minutes before o'clock in the
AFTERNOON; again, on his seventy seventh mile.
eighy-second mile. ut 40 minutes and 40 sec
min1tepp DnGs pas, Ird6 o'clock he rested for q
and ~ seconds past 8 o'clock he again loft the
trqck Tor minutes and 80 seconds and at 20
10 mlnutes and 10 seconds. At II O'Clock, 30
minutes and 10 seconds he retired having nm
lshsd an even 100 miles in % hours, 81 minutes
ana and 90 seconds. or, making. allowance for
hour. 80 minutes and second on the track. in
~ hours. 52 miputes and 40 seconds.
O'Leary finished twenty-eight miles before
leaving the track. On his twenty inth mile he
retired Tor ii minutes and ~ seconds. Again,
~ 5G minutes and 80 seconds past 10 o'clock. on
nus hity-nrst mile. Ito quilted the track for 2
minutes and 40 seconds. Another stop OF 8 min
utcs and 10 seconds was made when he was
80 seconds past II o'clock and after making
another four miles. he WAS OF the track min
utes and 40 seconds. Rests OF five minutes on
his sixty eighth mile. two IN lnutes on his seven
ty-nrst mile were taken. and at 10 minutes past
4oclock in the afternoon he took 80 minutes
on. ON his seventy third mile. Another brief
absence OF six minutes was taken on the
next mile. mud four miles further along he
minutes and 40 seconds past Z O'Clock he was
on for IL minutes and 50 seconds, and again ut
minutes past s he quilted the track for
minutes and 20 seconds. At 81 minutes
and % seconds. and again at SO minutes past 9
O'Clock. on his ninety first mile he was absent
~ minutes. AT III o'clock he retired from the
track. He had covered g3 miles and laps in
% hours, or 10 hours. 2i minutes and IS sec
onds deductng the time he was of the track.
. In consequence OF his illness Ennis was on
the track more frequently and for longer pc
RODS than any Of the other men. His first alb
was OF for II minutes and 81 seconds. After
making miles more he retired for 81 min
utes and So seconds. At the end OF
fourteen launt he took "a minutes and
5 seconds on A short stop Of 6 minutes on his
nftyflrst mile was followed by rest Of 80 min
utes and 30 seconds. and after making ten miles
more he rested for 33 seconds At l6 minutes
and 81 seconds past o'clock in tho af-
ternoon he took n long rest Of SO minutes. and
again nj Al minutes and 80 seconds past 3. he
was on the trnck for IL minutes and 30 seconds.
Al ~ minutes and 10 seconds past o'clock he
retired for rs minutes and 40 seconds. having
made ctgntv miles.
At o'clock 4. NJ. Ennis completed his ninety
nth mile. His actual walking time IN the
twenty-four hours was 10 hours. "a minutes.
and "a seconds.
The following table shows the total distance
covered 10y each man nj the close OF each of the
twenty. four hours. On "A line with the number
OF The hour is the distance scoro in miles and
eighths Of mile: