The evening world., 1888-11-26

American chap named Sullivan ought to be
whipped by the champion before he assumed the
title, and these good people Missed Vehemenuyi
not 10 say enthusiastically.
When all was quiet again Manager o'Brien
now ] Introduce His Lordship. the Marquis Of
Queensberry." .rF "Hr
The Marquis, a spare-faced man with little
brown side whiskers, hastily threw on his bear
skin trimmed beaver overcoat and bowed and
smiled cheerfuily and benignIy towards the now
cheering and applauding audience.
a THE MARQUIS STARTS RIM.
At 0 signal he shouted to the thirty-seven pedes-
TRANS, ''Are you ready Gov I"
b.. And they did gov " for dear life. Old Cam
broken OF tine far end OF Eternity, got Q big START
and made his bony shanks play like drumsticks for
lie passed under tho wire first ana Capt.
Tom Reilly, OF the Nineteenth Precinct, true to
a previous promise. paid a hye.dollar silver cer'tn-
ancient feet, while 1900 people yelled loud
huZzas. ..
u PEOPLE WHO PRESUMABLY cHREnRD.
Among the p%resumable yellers were Judges Pat
rick Gavan DUFFY anu Ambrose Mcneil, Henry Z.
i 8. stokes, CAPT. ". II. conner; +. Berry Wall
DAILY, al smith, Richard K. Fox, Frozen Bill Carney,
John singer, ). w. RosenQnest. Gus Guerrero,
Dempsey, Jim Patterson. Maria Giroux. whose
life was saved in last Winters blizzard by q WORLD
reporter, AMI John b Doris. the museum man
ager.
Just prior to the start Jimmie Albert said: emo,
i am not q spectator because 1 was ou. OF condi-
/ think IL VIII. Littlowood, Mason, Herty and
Mason are all good men. II my record Is broken l
will enter q race against the winner to recover the
championship. Otherwise ! am retired"
AMONG THE CONTESTANTS.
The contestants included some men who have
Among them were George Littlewood, who COW
cred Gil miles last May with the bones OF one foot
exposed: Dan Uerty, who was second In Alberta
race In February, with $50 miles 600 yards TO his
frsS.i Gso1 TSo o sSS.9sa t tns m laii.s ii Ir'n a
seventy-tWo hour race; Frank Hart the
naynan coiored boy VINO won the oLeary
mao, with a record q S5S miles; JACK Hughes. the
Temper. who did 6Is miles In 1881 at the American
W 1Iss' a record saSi' Of Dp is miies;' Peter mesSiPsn,
the sprint runner. who recorded 4l2 miles
IN sm Ssysnty v ,iwo nd hSaf M meter %its. s ala wi tae NoG ss xSrs
Mason, the undouDted champion OF England In
seven.y-two hours, racing; George GaIi~right:
number Of men who, though without records, are
not 70 be nneezed aL. S.
KELLY's BET ON HEBTY.
Dan Herty 10 q BoAton boy.
So ID Mr., Mike Kelly. though he has 0 Winter
residence In sixth avenue, this city. and just be,
fore the start the SO, 900 beauty bet 500 against
Inc Gnisn. The tsESr refused to give his name.
but Billy o'Brien holds the STAKES. .
Jim Patterson also believes in the lank and
swarthy bean-eater, and offered to wager $50 to
500 any number OF times that Dan would not DO
behind the second man at the nnisn.
PIRsr NILE AND PIRsT HOUR.
The men were allon in a bunch at two minutes
after midnight and tue first mile was nnished with
Littlewood a leader, IN ON. Is, Herty, Cart
wright, Mason, Moore, Howarth and liegelman In
q bunch behind the leAiler.
AZ the end Of the nrnt hour LlttieWOod was still
leading with, . miles 5 laps, and Cartwright,
HeEty, HegelmGn, Common. Howarth, Mason and
Vint all within n mile behind HIM
sEcoSD noun. LTFfIE CHANGE.
There was little change In the second hour.