The morning call., 1894-07-01

stops. and the actual running time was hours
and 55 minutes. Between ST. Martin anu uiI
roy the train covered the distance: ,nies' i,e an ~
minutes being at the rate OF ~ miles an
hour. The bes recorded English tlmo was tIas
made by a special In 1851. which conveyed tne
Duke OF Wellington from Paddlngton 10 olousn'
distance OF 1S miles, in 10 minutes.
BEST REooRDs-C. +. s., Topaz. Mono
County, Cal. The best American college rec
ords are as follows: 120-yard hurdle race
15 4.5 seconds, Hale Williams, Yale, at New
York City, May 80, 1891, and w. Ii. Henry,
University OF California, at San Francisco
Cal. May 80. 1892; 22o run, 81 40 seconds,
Luther Il. Cary. Princeton. New YORK Clty'
May 80, 1891; 440-yard run, 40 seconds, w. u
Downs, Harvard. against time at Cambridge
Mass. May "a, 1898: 8S0yard run, minute
81 1-5 seconds, W. c. Dohm Princeton, at Ne"
YORK City. May 81. 1890; running hlgh Jump,
6 feet IA inches, w. B. Page, University OF
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. May ~, 1881; +;
standing high jump. feet "a inches, w.
Soren, Harvard, at New York City, May 20,
1880; pole vaultng 10 feet 101s inches. c. L.
Buckholz, University of Pennsylvania. at New
York City, May %. 1898; throwing l6.pound
hammer, standing. 110 feet Az inches, w. y.
Hickox, Yale. New York City, May 2o, 1898.
The record of amateurs is: 22o-yard dash,
America. 21 3-5 SECONDS. III. Jewett, Montreal.
Canada, September "a, 1892; England; Il 4,5
SECONDS, C. G: Wood, june 20 .5 ana r,e July -
47s4 seconds. w. Baker, against Time straight
track. Boston, Mass july /, 1885; 4SA
seconds on circular track. l.. Z. Myers. Myers
England, 4914 seconds. ID. C. L.. Tyn-
DALI June 20. 1889; 40 2-5 seconds. on
grass at Black burn. by [. Z. Meyers. August
l, 1885; SS0yaTd dash. England. min. 54 20
sec, F. j. h. Cross, at oxford, March 9, 1883;
l min. and 5612 Sec, over grass course. L. f.
Meyers, Blackley, August 3, 1880; America, Amer ca
min. 541a sec. w. G. Dobm, New YORK CITY.
SeDfpmhpr
hurdles, 3 feel inches high, 10 40 Sec. Amer
lea. II. L. Williams, New York City, May 80,
1891 ". II. Henry. san Francisco, Cal, May
August l, 1892; New Zealand. 16 sec, against
time, Ii. w. Batger. Canterbury, February ..
1892; standing high Jump, with weights. Amer
York City, June IL, 1892; England. feet 10
inches, +. Hagraves and f. Moore. Pendelbury,
August 5, 1871; running high Jump, without
Megnts au-STaa Wa ] dee[ i9enes as sa M ooh1oy
lea, 6 feet 414 inches NJ. f. Sweeney Travers
Island, N. Y, October 8, 1892; England: 6 feet
314 inches. w. b. Page: St0urbridge, August
Ryan, Nenagh, Augu 3, 1898; indoors, 6 feet
inches, NJ +. Sweeney, Philadelphia, Febru-
AIRY Is, 1898; running hop step and jump,
Ill., September 16. 1898; Ireland, 4S feet
3 inches, John Purcell, Limerick, June
9, 1887; standing hop. step and jump win
Eea OAK ,and 81 Grove Mass June ~
1886; Ireland, 33 feetI51a inches, w. j. Rock
EFT, Dungarven, Augusl 27, 1888; without
weights, Ireland, 33 feet 81a inches, Wall,
Dublin. September 16, 1898; America. % feet
IL inches, j. w. Rich. Freeport, l.. l., July 4.
1890. Pole vaulting-EDgland, height IL feet
z inches. E. L, Stone; partly climbed pole
Southport, June g 1888; America, IL feet bss
inches, W. S. ROdenbaugh, Philadelphia. Sep
tember II, 1892; for distance, 81 feet inches,
A. II. Green, Chicago, H.. September 16. 1893.
Throwing 16-pound hammer with a run, 7-toot
circle no follow, 4-foot handle As feet "a OF
an inch, j. S. Mitchell, Trayer's Island, n. Y,
October 8. 1892; Ireland, 13S feet IL inches.
Z. F. Kelly. kiIlmalac., November 1, 1888;
one hand, 123 feet 63l inches, ". l.. COudeon,
handle feet. 9-Ioot circle, no follow, handle
included, 1877 feet. W. j. NJ. Barry, Mauches-
ter, England, September 10. 1892; America, 1873
feet, j. 5. Mitchell, Newark, \. j., October 20
1888; handle Ieet, unlimited run, follow, 16-
pound hammer head. 125 feet 10 inches, j. 5.
Mitchell, Brooklyn, October l. 1888.
THE INSANE AsYLUMs-S., City. C Returns
from four of the five asylums IN this State for
the insane give the following figures, showing
the number OF patients and the nationality in
each On the 9th of June there were In the
Stockton asylum 1927 patients. 1869 males and
45S females OF this number 544 were natives
OF the United States, 955 foreigners and Is un.
known. In the asylum at Napa, June 81. 1888
patients; natives of the United States, 395; for
eign born $685. and unknown 40 AT the asylum
at Agnews, June 81, 8S8 patients; natives OF the
United States, 1856; foreign born, 495, and un-
known. 81. AT the Mendocino asylum, June
%, 2l9 patients; United States, 81; foreign
born, 152. The DatiOnaliteS are CLASSIFIED as