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J..
First base on errors-New York. I: Detroit. I.
the college player, viii piich for New YORK
day though only by the skin OF their teeth they had
TO do an uphill game after the third inning the home
good styie and Won BY the sppended Score '"''''0 "
MHr ,.h,nI,, ,,'''''.'........''o q
Base hit.-Bronklyn; g; Warrington: T.
Earned runs-Brookiyn !; wash,ngton
Tho umpirss Of the League were unknown until Thurs
E. s. Wtt OF BROOKLYN has been appointed one OF tho
Wla. sss,s. asid Of til. Harvard Club in p.o. of
Latham h. been made Captain of the Louisville Club
W. l.. LAgu. has been appointed IN his place
1hs Commercial heat the Adelpma Ut Prospect Park
H fs srts' q *: h ne f%r
Are,in beat The Battle by u 20 - The Echo beat the
Irving beat I'll. National by 10 The Careston beat
the Alert by lstoe.
lows" x, Tren'cnHrr sn !: xeiVc Of Reading At
Observation-Disclosures, -: Monumental 3. Al HHr.
risburR-virginis, ~: Harrisburg. IL:
Altoona Cnon 8. At Providencs-iale. q; Brown, 3.
A Boston, Boston Union. u: Keystone Union II. Al
oihsr League games wsrs Al PRitsdeiphis-
phin. 0; ChicBg0 e. AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3; Buff
fslo. o. a. RostoM-Rost"n II Cierslsnd, D.
Athletic. 4. Al acknowledgements, a. Columbus 8.
4, Bsisimors ' y.s,erdsy tie Metropolitan Club BY
punching their hits in fhs ffh inning, defeated the
Batnoreans By the following score:
ss: .saopoi;s.n GssSsS Ill I'll
lun,bin College nine At New brunswick. BY II to 9.
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William Hyatt nni john Hush ri Ma"iou DINO were
eating supper alone wN"n thnnlerlot stru,H lno!r
house. They s sat erect thou. h Dotn see deul NOT
y scar was found upon them.
There thrtyiwo pupils In the coored 1choo, at
Strongown, Tex when II was struck by lightning aud
demolished None were killed. although several were
injured by the falling tmbers
Lightning struck the chimnev NJ William BeerIond's
honrs, near Atlanta dn Toe only dnmag. done the
rhvrring az the munte clock ixtn atoms. The family
were suing around the fireplace, Yet hurt
After III. home II J-reninh Quiz, Al N.wtugtnn W.
WAS struck bN lightning young Quill ~ nh lntuh
his vsAi aud shirt torn INTO shire the rIIh ley of
trousers burned nearly on and the sois hs l.f shoe
torn from the leather and the shoe hurled from the foot
He w.A burned shout the stomach and partially par
siySsd by WIN recover ms zane bolt passed into the
the lounge. and bsoks NJ The Kitchen sisvS
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Richard Horny Fitzroy Somerset. Lord
Raglan died Yesterday in his s7th year. lie twice
married. and leaves a widow. Ave sons. and
daughter The title dsscends to his eldest aon George
Fitxr0y Henry who 10 ~ old and Lieutenant
tile Grenadier Guards.
Cen william Painter. Vice Preside OF the New York.
Philadelphia snd Norfolk Railroad COMPANY died at his
re.idencs in PhilndelPhia yesterday OF aporlexy;
John Matthias Hollenback OF Wilks-i,Nrre died last
evening from dropsy Of the heart aged 50 years He
was descendant OF tho llollenbsck family who came
to Pennsylvania to take charge IT lands held by them
under Connecticut claim in the wild forest Of Luzerne
county few years Mr. HOilenbnck the large
coal lAndOw ner in the state.
H. W. Lowering Of lIillsboro Bridge. n. H.. n member
Of the senior class OF Harvard College and Of the
most prominent players on the Harvard nine, died sud.
denly yesterday morning of Inflammation OF the bowels
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NOTES OF TIE STAGE

The Eden Nuses 10 open every day.
Siberia" will DO played at the Grand Opera House
Le.vi,ts Minstrsls appear at Tony PASTORS Theatre
Ths Pulse Of New York" will beat At the star Theatre
Mrs L.pstry's eaia,ea at Niblos Garden Is drawing
large audiences
The Japanese continue the chief attraction at Roster
Balls concert hall.
Nine Janau.chek appears in BLEAK House" a. the
Star Theatre this week.
Dams Tribulstions" will doubtless outast the
~ the Theatre ColniQue.
Mazda Ir.chik appears In "Medsa as the ITALIA The.
atre tomorrow evening
j. B. stuhley plays In Monte cristo" At the Mount
Morris Theatre this week.
Night in Venice at Days Theatre 10 better worth
seeing than IL was at trh.
Blue Beard" succeeds LA Vie" at the Bijou Opera
House on Tuesday evening.
Capt John Traynor and his dory continue the objects
Of interest at the Globe Museum
Brooklyn PARK Thss.rs This Week. '' 0~'' - '"'
The silver King" takes possession OF the stage Of the
Peoples Theatre tomorrow evening
1.-THE Random Shot, will be presented at the New York
Comedy Theatre tomorrow evening.
AZ. sssES XIX Pf,s At Il: Street The
Dion Bouccaut will revive Tho shaughraun at the
Third Avenue Theatre tomorrow evening.
suecessai a. 1t the Madison square Thsas
TH Theatre. ''''' ''''" -'' '''" Wv AKIN ~''Au'
Gs " :. .H Suction ri " IL: .b.s
mens on Wednesday.
ws .y n. ,n s, Sns xss.
She stoops to Conquer" on May H.
The summer garden the roof will be thrown open on
Wednesday evening. "FalkA" continues popular.
The fourth public rehearsal Of tho oratorio Society
will DO given nj the Academy OF Music on Friday nftef.
noon. and the corresponding concert Saturday
Ing
The matinee musicale to DO given on Monday after.
noon at Chckeriny iln under the PATRONAGE % SON.
Prison Fund, promises % be not only fashionable gath
erinR hui most entnyRhir hna,r M welt Ngnor Dol
rurhe A other dis,ing uished Artss take part while
sianor Abilities VIII W musical director.
Senior Andres Anton late tenor of the MApeson opera
company, announces. by request OF the Spanish resi-.
dents OF New York, concert to he given in stenway
Hall on Wednesday evening He will be assisted by Miss
Charlotte Walker. Nine. Blsnchi.Forio Nine sacconi
hnrpist aud other artists The programme consists III
operate selection. aud spanish songs with
duos for violin and plano,
The second series Of Wagner concert. takes place this
Ops un!,y to rod" ~ r'cr ".elsc, u rrobsiS = now
though IN concert form only Ia S.y y: us nearest
di.on' that We a.. likely g. have for long tlm. TO
.sh,ks the bet e them backed ey superb orSheTrs
vsrykiesrly the whole opera VIII he gvsa.
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II. M,.r.rtu.o. or Scot. Circle.

WASHINGTON. May "A week or so ago THE
suS referred to tho misortunes that have fallen upon
those who have erected houses around Scott circle and
tho only exception mentioned was Mr. stlson Huchlns
the editor Of the Warrington Post Just week after
the publication of that article Mr. Hutcns his bean
tiful wife by DEATH She OF the tactire
women In Washington. and for literary ABILITY and
versatonu powers had few equals Her ma den
was Sarita Brady and before her marriage she contrib
uted great deal to Newspaper and literature
little more than year ago the marriage took place.
and the honeymoon spent in Europ- The new
house was completed during their absence. and they
furnished IL with articles purchased abroad.
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Creeping Villages.

Tho Post Ollce Department at Washington
atew days ago received the following from the Post
master at Sutt. New Mexico:
Our town is gone to the sweet by AMI bv" only one
family left. r,s,r-uttullv gcsi.n position as Past
mat,r here Wrswarh the Star of Empire taxes IL way
a.so tie +. VI, Very respectfully, Il. " GREGG.
1T il not uncommon" said nWestcrn specuinor yes
terdsy. for whole town 10 pick up and move in the
mining IT the tHr West ani one has feeling ot
uncertainty IN visiting avla2e for The towns there
arc so perpltctc that the one ynn ARE going to NAV
have ncinded 10 pass on. Frequently you pass lr
places which were "nce honrishins 'ow'I., with ihy
hopes. bur which nav mer" Village skeletons. with
The body polite all farther OUT Wr.i. these creeping
village. are OF the elnraty oh irarerics of the
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Lut..t Exp,o,. Of the Boxu. FroA..n.

The young and very beautiful manager Of
the Madison Square Theatre who has detectives looking
for his double has not succeeded in experimenting tho
bogus Charles Frohman. This singular young crank
with the mousaehe is s playing his prnnks His latest
arAieN-neH within the last three DAYS was Introducing
himself the yer,abe manager OF The Madison square
To company OF lnties, who CHANGED to he entertaining
the manager ~ Haverly'A Theatre III Chicnxo who
wss on visit to the city The Chicax" inanager de-
man raini!y twred hi. monsache. mud observed that
the chicago Gifu't know what he WAS talking
about Tie chragn n'1inrer was =" surprised that lie
did nor hand the young man over 10 the police lie 10
sorry That he didn't. 81 would really like TO
This fellow now" said the real Charles f.ohman.
ret.hing the diverse brio Of hia of
ace. know nnw that lie is II inhc hut don't know
his rhik yet. I'd Ike his picture A. h relic"
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WARRINGTON. May 8.-Representative Con-
tDem) Of ohio has prepared Amendments which
he will offer Is . substitute for the Morrison bill II
makes 10 per cent reduction In the duties now or
hereafter imposed on all goods imported IN vessels OF
rates in force before The passage OF the Tsrn iii Of
prohibits an sbatement Of duty on aceoun Of DAMAGE
provides that all dutiahls material imported into the
country for manufacture aud afterwArd exported in
manufactured goods shall be entitled to rebate II the
duty except 10 per cent, makes many changes in tho
iron schedule places large number OF ohsnicals on
the free list, and repeats sections =. T. and Of tho
act now In force.
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Fishlng for Poekstbooks.

A yellow-haired. blue-eyed urchin sat down
In the roller skating rink yesterday beside Mrs c. B.
Rutenber wife of the orgaust OF St. Andrews In Hur.
lem. A dime fell on tho hoor and rolled 10 Mrs. Rnten
hers feet The boy made movement to pick II M
aud after moment she picked II up. put It IN her
nocketbook and returned the TO her pocket
pocketbook disappeared also The police say That dime
books are.
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Rates on Live Stock Cut At II. anA o. De.
muud.

At meeting Of the trunk line railroad OK
ecutve committee held yesterday. was decided 10
duce Monday the rates on live stock on the basis
from 40 20 per 100 pounds between Chicago and
New York The rates on dressed meats wcre reduced
prnrortiOnRiey .
Tie reduction made upon n demand from tho
Baltimore and Ohio The rates have been cut for long
time, principally. It was alleged over the Larkawanue.
and more less by AL lines owing to the competition
be ween the live stock aud dressed heef interests
The demand Of the Baltimore nnd Ohio for o further
reduction In grain rates to basis Of II cents per 100
pounds between chicago aud New York reduction Of
cents Per 100 pounds. discussed, aud the repre-
sentative of the baltimore und ohio urged to with
draw the objection OF Tint company To Of
rates AZ this was not ncceded To- nothing was done
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He shons In TRADE, Not In war.

Buy bokay. boss? Jacks an marshes. fur
aquarter."
Here's ahunch yoost gut mister. Iet you hef i'm
for teefteen cents"
The customer bought from, tho curai. hoy. leaving
the Irish vrn!r h1r.TlAv wis: AMI .h.iny OF hi.
cnst with wnrlitr demonstration. rae Gcr,ntn moth
ing dain'eI 't likewise, RINK "Ns fDrnnd round III"
boys AMI TIE irdI i'r. 81 tir Shrsi N b-iI'-I
-.ted attempt - get hhn 10 renew lr ist after tue
first ruuGI were
fond duN ! cant .vor, 10 led dose roschuts
wade mid rSntiug!" he slid.
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Two Temperance spo,,er. Attacked.

NEwDURYPoRT. Mass. April 2s.-Oliver Weston
and Julien Gquet two agents spoilers" Of tho Law
and Order League were attacked in the Eastern erot
this morning on taking BOSTON train by acrowa o.
men Gtquet got away from his assciisns and from the
car platform nred revolver at the crawl the hall
tsrins the car platform. Weston was roughly handled
Word was aent TO the Bottom police. ami Inspectors
went 70 somerviils on an engns and took the pott-r
from the train Weston was hit throe times IN the back
OF the head with sungshot
Spoilers Ggne and Weston arrived here the after
noon train They driven to the police station and
PVT Under 500 bond. each Henry b. ,Attlr preslen,
ing tho peace.
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ITHACA May S.-The nrst Of the league games
Of the New York State intercollegiate Base Ball Clubs
OF to-day in this place. between the Cornell Univer
sty and Hobart College Mines in which tho former
defeated BY SCORE Of 10 The Hobart Club by supe
rior batting and fielding easy victory The Cor
nell nine not only very weak at the bat but played
heid games In the rr,t four nninRs the game
vary close hut toward the last the Comedians by bad
plays NJ nrst and third bases permitted the HobhrtA to
pile up their score l. due to the Cornell Club 10
that several OF their lett short time ago
cept positions with professional clubs The following 10
the score:
Hobsrs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............o i-,5
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ST. PAUL. Anril 27.-The volume OF stock
shipped the Northern Pacific from the the
ranges in Monana increases rather than dninshcs
the season advances II Ia now estimated that
1900 hssd will be shipped over the Northern Pacific
west this season. These ncui; thorough bred bulls aud
stations as well as young cattle.
Yesterday twenty loads were sent out to Mandsr
hall al Ofalon Greek. ifeen cars to Robt Miller ~ Hill
inGs and thirteen cars tn Person Eastabrook Go
Gsndins To-day. shPmsn.s oo%pri.ed lwsntysx
arrive tonight with cattle consigned TO varour parties
In Montana Each car contains about forty head Of
young cattle.
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number ~ brokers in Wall and adjacent
streets have he"n swiurt r.rsr,'iy bv man wiIha
new game \ w"idr-t4cl ilul cutters office II
tho AIRY" ui'irr Hu,ilI., Hnl gtNinL ih, of
Other hrm ~ ihr bulldog AXIS tor tie luiu
dollars Z" pay an eHpr's.nln re SAYS III. nrm hh.
pens 10 have M small CHhiGc and that the Will
he .non returned Two brokers IN Nrw street were swim.
dtd IN this way YESTERDAY, The business like
That he Is NOS suspected until the fran he fails TO
rel r he mann
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Ats O'Clock I'VE policemen march cd along the
track and stationed themselves between the
there. to prevent Fitz9erald's enthusiastIc
friends from p breaking down the picket fence
Noremsc appeared in Q cardigan jacket and
slept for more than three hours. and travelled
kh the %alEsrs but El.on and tn. Indian from
g. share ,ss in she pFos Es.n ssGy
reckless Of tho fact that man who needed sGs
hours to run It In. would have to hurry S'' A''
Panohot. although he had third place sure.
sSd no change for more kept rolling pp milo
times he ran. He seemed the strongest man
PREsENTs ron THE CHAMPION.
about this time gifts began to shower upon
Iitzssrald. Three large bouauets Of flowers
The picket fence q gold lined silver goblet.
HIM ihs sSp Rss ss
came this despatch:
,,.,on ,,a,,,,a, S.u s Nays
.i!i::p III. Green shove the Red E.Yaf9 E::n and
4 gold watch and chain arrived soon after tho
Late In The sttorneoq Fltzeer.ld had become.
Pauick's Day. Then he shouted and acted
auoerly. Happy Jack Smith and Tom Davis.
TRACK, lilo was put to- bod Tor IL few minutes
and then awakened. His head was clear.
:. ~ Now 70 i; old man,, said Happy Jack.
Fitzgerald started on at . lope.
At sos Rowe!l made his 60Oth mile. amid
loud cheors. and 1T the same moment Fitzger-
Aid completed hfs GO5th mile. Both men had
frightened up. and were looking in good trav.
elling condition. The Garden WAS packed. and
II seemed that two persons had como In for
IVORY ono who had s,lueszed his way out Tor
8, o'clock dinner. Elegantly dressed women
flled tho boxes and there WAS ~ vast number
OF shiny silk hats and trim moustAches. Small
boys crspt In through small orevicas. and II
seemed A. though the whole town had turned
cut to $50 the show.
At O'Clock tho eoore stood:
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CITY Money fur the IsIiad.

"Onc who is blind" writes TO THE SUN and
asks How can ohtam portion Of the sum granted by
the state 10 Tie blindt
1hereis no sum granted by The state u the blind
New l"r& city hos malr mn ~ preparation ~ son ths
year Tor IN" lu'grnt h,l'"l, Applicants shOud 60 10
VI ium ~ AZ, superintendent. u. inr northwest corner
OF Eleventh street mud lh!r avenue,
The applicant mast be totally n,id must not be in
Institution. pubic or private and nust have been
resident OF Nr city AMI county ot New York for two
Yeas Forty dollars year the average amount paid
10 aplllcnnts " no are entitleh 10 TIL rclMl.
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The Roundabout Club Lauehss with Mr..
IseIlu,

several members OF the Roundabout Dining
Club. including Messrs. Jacques KinRsford. G.
Montagu Ward. and Morgan Post chartered
the Greyhound yesterday and drove from tho
Brunswick Hotel to- Mr. g. Oliver Iseli resi-
dence at Pelham. Mr.. Isein gave the club 4
the members who were present think OF chang
ing the name Of the club to the Roundabout
Luncheon Club. After luncheon tho party re-
turned by the Greyhound.
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The New sirL -i.

Many people hc'i"vn thoy can reap rich
profit ny holiu. trr n,AH tJr new uiokc' TINT were
struck oH without the word crurs" ih'r notion "a
that the ttIiis very small The fast 10 that
5iIl,3is were coined. ant none hHs been called m
Coin collectors giving from hft-en to twenty nvs
cents apec. for them aud 1t viii be great while before
the price " III he Increased.
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Cosduster so.der's Second Pile.

Conductor John Souder OF the Third avenue
elevated railroad inherited a snug fortune from his
father In the western part Of the State where lie
born. but he passed it around and got place on the
road The other day wealthy aunt died and left the
worked two days longer and out the road on May l.
He Gays he 10 going to keep this pile He ~ old
and has wife and child
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GriYrn's Sentence. COMMITTED.

ALBANY. May 3.--Gov. Cleveland has COM
mntei the sentence NJ john Il, GriNen, the Pawling
drrHni'-r. to imprisonment for HE The Governor
IN uSs that nrf-u should hay" received Tho same
tence ~ the Others convicted Win h'm.
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He IL All Right.


OMAHA. May 3-The Signal Service observ-
er on Fixes Peak, whn showed in aud supposed
be los has been relieved nnd /. in excellent health
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Mrs. VIM. Aston. and Miss Aston. Mrs. Wm
Malone, aud Henry Z. Abbey sailed The Celtic yes
tsrday.
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All thu men were on the track, going at any
sr"ed from q .nn,l's .pace TO 4 sharp run. AZ
the brewsrs OF Brooklyn presented Fitzgerald
With doral barrel, on which WAS worked Pale
Ale vi In daisies. He also received . harp nve
feet long. which. with the pals ale barrel. WAS
carried around the ring with him. Fitzgerald
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The Presidsas Canaes Attend the Opssiss.
WAsurNaroH Man Q-Tha Dro. Ida.k h..

been compelled to decline pressing invitation 70 at
tend the opening Of the Produce Exchange build.
ing In New York Tuesday next by reason Of engage.
ments previously made Ia receive the Sihmese kmbrssy
At the White House sn the afternoon OF tina, day and the
same evening To recuive the menbors Of the
surgical Association now In session in this city The
President Will however, 20 Ia New York IN Wednesday
private business aud vii, remain few DAYS.
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A Famiiy Buraed 10 death.

Troy. May 3.-While stiff breeze was blow
ing last night, IRE started Ia OF the houses at
BrAdlsy's Bond, near LYON Mounsin. Clinton county.
owned by the ChateAugay Company. and occupied by
George CrossAult.
The flames spread rapidly. and In q brief time the
thafrhngNr tnmpAny's stnr-. several dwelling. and
three ore separator. were destroyed tr,psbuI ~.
Wife nnd 'wo children were turned tn irath.
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Mrs.. kiIEsr- Ad'ait'-d q" the linr.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Judge Thayer day
delivered the opinion Of the Count Of Common Peas No
T. admitting Mrs. Carrie B. Kiisors to practice Every
other Common rlsss Court has refused " admit her
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himself carrying a big Irish nag. which hs
waved with much energy.
Prnchot looked bright as 4 dollar. ana HAD
his hair parted to n nicely. Part OF the time
the two convsrsed. vint walked slowly. with n
very. pronounced limp. and Herty did not go
At 1:sa Fitzgerald went of, and took ten
minutes rest. Whom ho came back he was In
jolly humor. and occasionally stopped and
talked to his friends.
10! TIE POOR rNDIANi
At7:lB Ni,aw. Eg- Elbow came on tho track,
He hnd born .!ooping for q dny or 80. and looked
uuitp fresh. liz only walked nj first. but when
Herty offered 10 sprint with him he RIM little
and Horty. tired rs ho was. left him In tho dis
lance In twin king
At 8 o CLOCK tho score was:
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Advicrs from Sydney saw that Haniai will row .
match with LaycOck on May q.
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Warmer, fair weather. followed bv partly
cloudy weather and local rains southsry wAdS lower
barometer.
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After 9 O'Clock tho Garden was a. bedlarn,
Ono round Of cheers followed another. and
cheerca ar" "ny,Iins and and svsrythns Then the
band which had boon homo to supper s r.. since &c,
the utmost industry nnd rocklessness.
ENTER FITZGERALD IN GREEN.
Fitzgerald slipped into his hut for moment.
and came out tho next done up IN green. He
S tenn s MS Hs'hna so as T1g nj
and inS sIS o ~ noxs MSg. Lonx
Then syss,body , Larrshsd and Fitzgerald
ran Rba s t Fl ms sSSrs wa. wonder ma to
ss"in. " lie Ssa gone 81 as 10, viii, scored
N Nias s"is ,1S 'olSi!Ss Mi, Miles no @
Mr. Mr.. Busbey whetRsr. Il 10 aid stop, Eoweii
the time and found that Kowr nMd BY a ss
stop. koweii said that ho would stop after lie
hal made Coz miles. -, a.,
THERE hns 5ee and a hSrd Ss ss
TINT Howell If he iid run around with Finger
aid ought not to speak to him. because Ftzgsr.
ns b Sf n sSneSs owe st the raeE
This KIND OF WORK KIM OF utIeS man.
in a brown shirt. striped with red. lie looked
cheerful. The band plnysd God save the
tho band played "DiXie." and the crowd
cheered some more Fitzgerald drew along
side Of Howell. the band struck up The Wear.
ing Of the Green" and there was additional
cheering.
CLOSING SCHEME ny CAPT. WILLIAMS.
Rowell and Fitzgerald then pushed GROUND
going at = seven minute gait. After they had
made one lap, Capt Williams stepped upon the
track holding an American and an Irish Mug
toward the two pedestrians. Rowell reached
out for the American flag, .
war.l the Irish nag and jerking the other away.
I'D rather have the other" said Rowell.
reaching again for the stars and stripes. q,
mo. said the Captain, YOU must take this,
>. An right" said howell. with alaugh; hand
n Fitzgerald took the American nag. and: With
oyeE, their heads and shoulders.
,"whogsS idea was thnt'" reporter asked
tapped his own skull with the middle finger OF
his right hand and said: :" Great head"
At 8:S5 o'clock Fitzgerald stopped In front OF
the scorers stand. with a score OF 6l0 miles:
Rowell ran two laps more In two minutes. and
stopped near FITZGERALD. All the other pedes-
Elbow. who was taking another nap.
Are you not going to shake hands ?" said
Mr.. Busbey to Howell and Fitzgerald.
shake hands" shouted the crowd. Shake
hands"
resGFS s rnee IS over Mr. Busbey
It was then $40 p. NJ. and the scores stood !: