The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-03-05

chops, with q little broilcd chicken. occasion
ally, filled his bill of fare us to oatnblcs. His
tayorito and principal drink was ginger ale.
the exception of II fow hours on Wednesday,
when Nv had his sick turn. In addition to this
he drank about four quarts of koumiss every
"|iIg,s the nicos, man IN the world to handle,
said Barney Aaron. Me and AIRY Vaughn
rubbed rubbed him terribly on W'uheSuay 10 orihR MN
How much rest do you give You, man2"
We give him two and n half hours about
every six hours or so :this insurcs him two hours
straight sleep and he says that 8 enough"
81, We've nd Pr N4ylcr attcndin' on him for
the week, added Barney but the Doctor =
For ii physically, disabled man lIazael is a
bund lie OF bones and muscle, and without tho
mid of truss would not be able to make II fur
Al one time, when Hazaol stopped in his
quarters u little earlier in the day. he said
:n,Thoy iaik IF sondHe Fitzgerald 600 miles. II
they do Will go 625.'
WEARY HUGHES.
The interior OF Hughess cabin had tho ap-
pcarnnce of a section of the dispensary depart
ncnit Of hosp ha B,2tlfs phials; boxes.
in all directions. A gas stove stood on n pine
shelf. the blue flame causing .decoction to
spices from the Indies. Stout and pleasant
Mrs. Hughes was busily engaged in preparing
had been in sIcoploss attcnd dance on John since
the hr-t hour OF the race. just thenJohn came
craNlllE H. nNlu ana weak. III he hau IAN on
his back and, closed his eyes he would have
been taken for q corpse. Tho drop Of four
inches from the platform TO the track made the
poor fellow reel when he returned To the track.
Notwithstanding Hughes eXtrOmc weakness.
applause or lively Irish air would arouse him
into spasmo die trots that were painfully indi-
catiye of the last efforts of an exhausted man;
J9hn was not the only weary man IN the
oy e EpTT o % Tao h Row f 1r
week had very heavy heads. Occasionally u
chin would press down between the pickets Of
th4 Of from hal MN hn.l "A Nnl al
there was danger of strupgulation. TO prevent
this the trainers would hold wide, open
the sleepers nose shaking the contents. The
effect wnS curious. The victim would raise his
away suy We" OPENING his With vacant sre
the boarder would rub his nose. look around
Vf mnaf ans 5fe ms ns @ Ffksts again
lcaden-eyed man to change his quarters. The
atmosphere was altogether too strong for him.
SIXTH DAY Work.
At half past 4 there were 600 persons in the
big shed and l.50o outside staring at the walls.
Lows of carriages Were waiting ON the women
who pattcd their gloNud hands within. All ut
once truck load of what looked like dirty IA
per was driven up, and u number of men with
ladder brushes, and pals Of Paste fen TO work
turc with the most gorgeous chromos portray
inE scenes III, IA supnGs!tltious circus Aston
ndt nSa brs fUH rnH Of T'1nS GIH 9l
1oclty of facial expression were pasted in or
dcrly array. Over all went NJ the o%temdgd
=, Under thu smoke; coudei roof within the
asserting He is nm Ensshn.an witt, regard
TO iialael a. it had before insisted Of RowCll.
Track With the gait ''t Of an Nnssman ia liking ing
his constitutional. lIoEhe- Won, around on
dog trot with the air of & man who was going
around from mare force of !. bit.
win you toll ne wheH ,Hey'll close up ?" he
asked Of a teoEer without ehqnging hs gait or
Fitzgerald jerked along moe with his Shout
dcrS than his feet. wiz thu oppression OF IL
somnam6}msti and I'll" 4 Ill.,, ' ia, whose
and patient air and wake through more laps
than he ran. An excited e untIyman the worse
YOU, Hart looked ; il a million on him
Darn be darky on de track to-morrah."
ana ana he WAS managing to- reep his word
Gn na IN @ y raj a" "na baGSa
stood out as sharp ns knives. ard his eyes had
SYM; naG6 to the neighb9rh,God Of his ears
Eorald's tremendous score. made four hours
later thqnn this on tho siAth, day Of the last
derful that he looked az well as he did. :,
NoaGnae IN. i the best trim Of all He
one rIa," ahead in The rars each dny was
broken at last SULTAN, the fqt-oeged rhGq
52Oth mile and could save his bacon if he
walked only mile al honr.
THE CHAT OF WALKERS ROW.
With the windows open again. the cold wind.
sweeping in ut the doors ,courscd around the
track taking the opposite direction to that of
tho pedestrians. against whose fcvcred limbs it
cNmo with grateful and refreshing but exceed
insy dangerous briskness. Sullivan put on
his cardigan jacket, and Norcmac and Ha2ael
again it was altered.
and were dangling their legs oyer the edges of
their tables. In place Of the double column OF
Magers on each late was nov, the address of
each establishment, at which the weeks bet
ting would be settled then or in the future. Up
I" noon each slate had borne an even wager
that Geo miles would and would not bc covered.
and at supper time one firm was still Offering
even bets against Cos miles and to against
Along Walkers Row the groups of hand,
lerS, baGGkrs and assistants all wore Wearicd
that he the walk was over iGr
chiettain q NoreSse,s band is to TIA take in a
with psn}omimie e"auenc S' By the The time he
stoaming teapot was at lis side. fiart iolIowod,
wabbng from side to side in the track. as
gr?gEy as man recovering from an anirsthetic,
wants to get on said an occupant OF the row,
~. hrt the truth is he is lazy. and has mighty
who could get good wee k S work out of hi i'm.
Fitzgerald stumbled along kicking sawdust
Eyer ms toes from inability or Discrimination to
Has he gained in weight az he did when no
made his big rccordt' one OF his handlers was
asked.
~, No" was tho reply; he has lost weight
this time"
How is that? z"
Well. the two races came too near together.
II you Will consider that fact you will see that
MS. more than, iIn~cls, is the greatest feat OF
pluck and endurance ever known. Yet Paddy
is not sick or aIling in any way except from
-" How long will it takeGto bring him and
HaHael to Il normal condition AGAIN.
Oh. not long. This work il not killing. In
twenty-iour hours the fever will have left them
ana then the reaction OF their uppctitcs, after
living on spoon food for week. will set in. and
they will cIamor for beelstcak and feel like eat
ing the table while they wait"
Why does Hughes keep going2" q man at
his house was asked.
Simply az an attraction" was the reply.
The management has asked to have all the
men kept on the track until the last minute"
1t was therefore only his attraciivcncsS that
kept him plOdding along with the gait of Il
spayined horse, his jaw hanging ms loose as IA
ch string, his nose bleeding, and his rolling
eyes vacant of expression.
The score at o'clock was as follows: