The sun., 1888-02-12

a. r,i ~ n ~, yeVo' 49,,
''"u. .nis wss hsnhxer nnhs "oney, NO
rii"to y, ~ ueionsine 70 .ne WshoIs mi. ma.
~. .,.'ne. WIN es'as,ine e,oom INC sso.y oi
W" ,VupOry, shu .hon 1e eioun was aissr
p"'eu W nssnoeoi .n'.eounS. Nc accuseo tns
asens oonE IN .no ..ee. anu INC ex-
onnnke VI eompiInen.s oe'"oen mo sMo Ok
o'teu mon was not sno rapid. mr. Demon
EeNe ehpression 70 opinions apous nan OF
E,va. saiioN "nu ooifoopvnuink m.oieSs anu
=, .Au ieVons seu WIN susReslAons VI Asono sno
Aiuueoi "i'ef uips
soiion aesurou mansRor naii tnss No Wouid
Ie' pnt. ho' WI ., tue monos .: nose' VINO
ie eoh'eS'eu wiz oaihuin oehey' tne ios
nees vi ZIG uaiaen. was present. no sMo NO
was irienu Oh eemons ana was Wiling 70
s." ,"nu eufuty ior ssoo oi tno LOSE pfov'oeo
Honaser na,, Wouiu no. naVo tno man ar
issleu. mr. nan saio ne peheved In the mans
ihhocence Oh any attempt AZ sWlnonhe' ana
Would DO lltue generous himself he wouid
let Semon on with Roses guarantee OF $3.50.
Meantime hoveyer he an rarod Ho ge Hum
mol to prosecute semon IN case the agreement
should not be kept
THE WALKERS IT'LL WALKED.
tne interest IN tno walkers survivor al
these distractions. Tho fascination was
- , ~ NooN = s 80, - -
a. s.usnnooe a.n., ifUM , Wn.on .nes "uuu n",e
.s,..,s oe, ..'o Ano pv'.~on y. ..' aoL ,,.u -.
Ieiatlon 70 eaeh other ana as compared WIN
ths vel, nnderstoo1 @ fsct That ~ % ths nortis.ra -,
AZ 49,, W.. 49, ,a". .n". 'o ,.,. 20. "
.h .ae rccora, whose supremacy @ WE moro n man
cnanees a, TO Interfere with Albert maze tns ST.
0A''0n 'A1,e,ns: Anpnns ON THE rs.o. AGAIN.
Tho work o. tbs vaihsr. wss rssnn,.d a. ,.-
ne vSsn
appeared shortly after 4 O'Clock. A storm Of
nodded rs he heard It. He had been of since
1I:41 of tho previous evening, and had rested
peaceiul'y upon com'ortapie cot ana the
consciousness that 545 miles to his credit made
his chance at downing the record compare
lively easy his tune OF sold rest was ,ully
ionr hours and Its results IN condition were
,nnra th,n ~, .ha u,i,aa @ thot .tratohad h.t,vasn
more tEan tne mies tn"t stre'cheo oe'"eeh
MN o 'wa wnsa ss sH somS mSF around to the scorers
stand. nodded pleasantly to them and the re-
p"s,ers anu oroke INTO iiEnt, easy Tnn. LIS
heayiness. His face was fresh and his eyes
not I" .xort imseIf i 10 20 Far w beVond the rec.
ief sparng himse! I. but with a largely generous
to take the interest out Of SUBSEQUENT M contests.
HIS RELATIONS TO THE nEconp.
The record Ind been Kept track OF for him,
and IL wns found thnt he was exactly seven
miles behind the record for tho hour. which
was HaEaePs. But there was nothing disauiet-
ing in that. as for tho ensuing eight hours Ha-
EIcl only made twenty eight miles, and Albert
was in the shape to do forty and not feel 1t. He
Smiled when asked what he wa, going to do for
the day His answer was that he felt like ITO
miles, hut would say nothing except that he
would Erenk the record Flowers were soon
showered uocn him, Arthur Chambers and u
variety t,t.,5s givin, him ths two most pre-
tentous desigus All of the tramps got offer
ings of this character, and Dan Herty, the Bos-
ton boy, was particularly pleased Mt a horse.
shoe he received from Master James Ftzger-
aid a young admirer from tho Hub"
n.xr sorrs rrarpIn or p1owrps
.", -
aeveiopment OF admlIation ana Rood leel-
ing liiaL was oven more pieasant 10 tne peoes-
them on The fract The lucEv rociminnte woyeG |
the Ereenbncks above their heads as ther car |
ried them around lap or two with less trouble |
and more satisfaction than floral horseshoes. !
however beautiful or presumably lucky in |
effect. |
Guerrero was credited with the biggest luck |
In this direction, though his reported gilt OF |
$500 wns not the spontaneous Offering OF track |
inspired enthusiasm. AlSmth ind some other |
specnlators. who made some money out OF tho |
Greasers performance. rolled upIthis Doodle |
10, 4