Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-24
NEW YORK WALKING. MATCH
Albert Ahead At N0An.

NEW loRk. Jan. "a In the pedestrian con-
test for the O'Leary international belt, Albert
OF Phllacelphia, became the favorite In the
betting after brief squirt with Nint for first
place, which he won. At a. m Albert led
third place, with score or 321I miles: Moore
was fourth. Hughes fifth and Guyon sixth An
$40 Albert turned his 50th mile amid much en-.
thusiasm. At this hour P. O'Leary retired after
making 221s miles. Some or The men exhibited
signs OF falling about II O'Clock. X. Moore
struggled hard with Albert for the lead durtDe
the morning. ard at II O'Clock the latter had
completed de' niles and Moore 617k. At noon
the score stood as follows: Albert. az; II
Moore. 13'I Hughes, H.; krohne G5za; 10 ward
co.: Cox, 6l'i: Lacorse. G3'.: Pegram, 5I7,
nIensuit 6",,. Hartman, CO., Vnt, 60 q !;
Brucks. Ssh; Curran. ~; Barber, COL: Dufrane
10 ;; Guy on, 6s: Campana, Sc; Mccoy, 81 b
Coughliu, 65; Bruce, SO: Phillips 5Sy%; Lewis
10 =: Feeney, ah5; Dillon, 66 q: Elson, ia:
hulhS, 55-s; Fitzgerald, 62aS; swenliIg, snI:
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Surrender Of Lima.
oEDOE, JaH. pa private telegram FROM
tn1n says that Lima surrendered uncondltf0D-
ally after CharillOs Barraca and Mlraliores had
been taken and destroyed with great slaughter
British IrOn.CIad OLE the Irish
Coast.
4 dispatch from Dublin TO the Times saws
the British iron-clad Rellisle has peen sent 10
watch the northern coast and prevent the land
Ing or arms which are reported to be on their
way TO Ireland.
The Hanlan-Iaycock Match.
fuThki, sunday night-A thaw has set In
and the ice In the Thames is disappearing rap
ldly. If the thaw continues IIanian will pTac
tice CD tie Thames for his sculiing match with
Laycoch, which Is postponed to February l4tn.
Rough Voyage.
LONDON, Jan. &a-'fhe steamer Italia. from
New York for Glasgow, bette reported as nav
ing put into Scattery Roads short OF Goals and
provisions, having experienced heavy weather.
lost one hundred head OF cattle on passsge
She also lost l!fe-boat. AID her chief OH cel
was injured.
The HOme.Rulcrsf I'm Parliament.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-ME John OConnor Power.
ihome-ruler). member of the house OF commons
Ior Mayo, addressing meeting OF Irishmen al
huddersned Yorkshire. on Saturday last, said
tlat every foIm OF the house would be used on
Monday Vo-oay1 by the home-Iulers TO prevent
the Hfsf ieading OF the coercion bill
A lireCian (srumble.
A1itEES. Jan. A.-The Hoi'a, the organ OF eX-
Premier llcoupis. accuses the government OF
lDcapaclfy.
Italians Who Want TO War with
Austria
LONDON. Jan. 24.-The Vienna correspondent
OF the Standard telegraphs as follows Inteln-
scrption lists are being secretly circulated In
Italy for the purpSse OF raising FUNDS to enable
The Italian lniGentists to invade the Austrian
TyTol It is reported that the party OF action
IN Italy intend 10 launch an expedition against
Austria next spring. The Italian government
has assured Baron Won Haymerla the Ausfro.
Hungarian minister OF foreign atrsirs, that they
would prosecute the Italia IniGentist leaders /;
at their forthcoming meeting they use oireOsIyl
language towards Austria,
Prince GOrtschal<off Re.fres.
LoNDoN, Jan. N-The 7tnaes IN an editorial
article this morning, says: Prince Goftschakon
the Russian chancellor, We may state nox
definitely retireS from public affairs. Thi,
leaves room Tor doubt as to the future course
Of the power to which the whole eastern diff
Guilty has frequently been attributed.
The Crisis II, 6.rncco
A dispatch fTom Athens to Reuters Telegram
Company says: A vigorous attack against the
goVef lment Is expected to take place when the
chamber OF deputies reassembles.
The HOrd declares that indulgence which
may prove Injurious to the country. can no
longer te extended.