The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-04

THE race is over" Mr.. Bushey announced.
It was then $40 P. NJ. and the scores stood
: ::$; s':: i.
After the v ,Ts1d ,, x 81 #. FYssf
Aldermen. took on his shiny silk hut, waved il
The Alderman grasped tho AdermSn's
h hsssIas aa9 exclaimed Good evening" Mr.
Wen done. Pat" said President Gleason. as
the champion. and walked him into his hut.
The door Of the hut WIS closed Just as Q crowd
the railing on to- to The sawdusf track. They
shouted for the next Mayor OF Long Island
Happy jack Smith and Fitzgerald wife were
necessarily. and elapped her hands frequently.
S fre "a ,be oa pm We VIII % aoe 10 take
4 * o'eoef F!tsxslsSS. green tish,s were
u opsne h; ssS doos 81 h hut and
mako way for ths, champion. Several policemen
dent GLEASON. followed BY Fitzserald dan and Han
py Jack Smith. pressed their way into Fourth
Ing. Fully 1000 nsfsons Who 'I had sathered
n Fourth avenue followed FITZGERALD to the
Hase He Tsn in by private Sn
pretty good and expressed unbounied conn.
world He was rubbed down and put to bed BE- Il''
| President Gleason said: He will remain
sss him n S 81 aas
RoweIi came toward his hut with unsteady
Ws hs
helped him on with his clothes he talked and
7 was running on my courage to-nghl; !
would have had hard time II hadn't that
a ms s snFe to hs Day
the rage. or I would have u better record now.
Let Weston say what ne will about abstain
t SHss sthoas drnfnr !e so%ethnc se.ass
Be- won a BY se.totsisr DOM. Ssiieye ' t man
ought to make a beast OF himself. but he must
ssan s s% o9 The T
Of the world and 81 OO0.' ~. -.
crowd not less s snihu ,I but no. auI'e
pursued the cab coas1aining Howell, n; i.
lana House. koX.il said he in : !,,!io stifi.
was otherwise Al right Ils was rubbed down
St". O'clock He alto hearty supper half an
that il he had not been SICK iot four days H he
sHu's hsyi sSss as. f'i5sa o N.Y. t h2%
the matter. with me now" no said IS
race an Ss o 2s psce aeSot
put up At tho Putnam House. Herty and the
graceful Indian also went there.
and driven to his home In brooklyn. Noremac
went home in cab with his friends,
the urge crowd that stu remained ' surasd e"
ward the huts Of the racers. They had caught
siEnt Of tho wreaths OF flowers that still adorn-
The Efforts Of n few policemen to prevent the
seizure OF the flowers were made In vain. Tho
wrenths were torn down and carried away In
Elson. the oldest man In the race. said he
@ nSSse on Sixth sSsSo R.ls
5i years beat his record. said Sir. Hill. ~ lie
then feel Just as woll.
| ABOUT THE MONEY.
1t was impossible last night to obtain cor
Az soon AZ the bills are ,youchcd for and paid
the result will be published. More than
s Tho .se y rss ns GS,sn . SS
from the American Bank Note COMPANY In the
ssntAtives Of the pedestrians. strict record
Of every ticket. whether paid for or compliment.
'' Tie 81 4oo Stakes will be divided as tollows
ssenn sT to the o IL. hr Tts
be- 0SaG 'e as 0iS or"ws F rS 'I nsf
cent. TO the winner. twenty per cent. 70 the
to sas s H.. 20 p.r nc cent sFa t.
the fifth four pei. cent TO the sixth. and three
to the seventh. As in all races, only. hrst and
SECOND winners will get the bulk Of the money
Rnwelrs hacker. wns asked II he was satisfied
with Itowsll's effort,
et" an pny t Sps =" re. ocs VIZ
lMy Field ani Farm for another race between
| Rowell and Fitzgerald, The injury to Rowalps
prevented his winning the race"
P9triok J. ,Fitzgersld the winner. was born
He 10 5 feet ION inches In height and usually