The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-23

In the recent Neutrality-suspicious. record ride
Accomplished by Huret, the foreign racer, his
commissary department furnished him with the
following uurishment:
seup; q alnts q shSeoiaiis Sads With @iit tx pints
tsea pints OF soda Waper. iweIrc ppInss pure mix. SIX
BBoouunnaa:: Of oap srsps soup pw one od SSHaa OF q Rhine Isfr Wine Wins. s shree
bottte' Of port, one bottle OF CHAMPAGNE; some but;
eighteen eggs
r. Downson-To ride from this city to Gin.
ton, MI. take the ferry at west Forty-second
; ssss s sS w to IA. Ssals sl.%S tai big shs sii Bo Sna
ward to the Newark Plank Road: and thence ride
to fe. NsT E 4 hldS si t1o ws NfwsTf .y to elizabeth psss,nS
Srsnford, GaFwa"d. and ws.thslS, then CON:
plain1eld; ride direct to Dunellen and then into
Bound Brook; continue through Somerville.
Clinton. The roads are fair to good throughout
the ride.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 22.--Jimmy Michael,
the wonderful little 9s-pound welshman. yes
iormanee. The lad rode 90 miles 1898 yards
IN the hour. beating the American hour record.
record from eleven miles. After the tenth mile
he was continually calling for more pace. but
the Ave triplets and the two tandems were doing
all that thoy thought safe to do In the poor
light. AT the finish he dismounted fresh. and
said that had he known he was so near the
thirty miles in the hour he would have forced the
paCemakers.
The miles were reeled of as follows:
,1 T1rss p mile. liSs 70; second J:S5 50; third s:S9:
siSt'h, ? 90; p,nsS, sos; tsnth; go 10; eleventh
sos: nit.ssn.h. Vol 10 si.sssassi. #:Ss iioss;''sssssaa
sSsntis. III los f's !ssssyohr: ::Of 400 p'n s~snsye:se s,Se;
. s~shs2in s:Sii. 1--WE t%sn n.y.; sSsnt s:s ssfs IS; I ,@ensy ywsn.S.
SARATOGA. Nov. &C. G Carpenter of Rah-
n fifty-mile paced bicycle race at the Casino
last evening. The race was won easily by smith
G e Teu wi AsI ns en Ia. ." ti re1 h tGir,S- sar,a mile
fve-mle unpaced race between Albert Schock
and Peter Golden was won by Schock in 1915.
NOTES.
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4 A McDuf1e. the American professional who is
p poS,i ~ e cpsi SIP !, pre eP mases to rid ride h Ia 6 5as
4 De Venue apd H c; De Gran Will r.prs.ea, 81.
held At the Madison sauar. Garden next month.
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M.efrssor and SeIsOn tn Professional riders who
distance record, on the ,an dem. ,n!s a.! in Ensl.na,i
be placed at lair ytiree miles next s-ason.
hat IaI p4 n.SSaas,a r eysl.es a. sns a,. Asn,en' r As'e 9Sassss.
have been appointed as q committee to take such
action as they may deem At. TIE club Is imam
eialIy embarrassed. but will met all obligations.
The wheelmen OF Camden have become united on
the subject OF good roads. No less than eight clubs
are working together for the cause.
The Jersey City Club WheeIricn are now fully
organized. The officers arc: President, Charles /.
Seymour; Vice President, Edward s. Leaycraft:
Treasurer, Frederick W. AnnesS: Secretary. VIII
liam 7. Klunpf Chaplain, Gilbert Z. Arrowsnith:
Roard Of Manaeers-l. Il. Allaire. D. H: lockwood.
w. F. Scudder, W. X. Starrett. and J. s. Sewkirk;
Road Committed. E. AFRO ~smith, d. H. Lock
wood, anu O.. W. Lembeck; Entertainment Com
mitree-J. s. Ne wkirk. :. T. Meyer. Jr., and +. r.
Case; Press Comrirtee-w. X. 5, arrett, Joseph A.
Dear. Jr.. and Frank Ev"land: Membership Com.
mittee-W. L. Scudcer, Z. l.. McBurney, and W.
J.. Field.
Fathers sheehan aud Carroll OF St. Patrtck's
Church. Jersey City Height. are enthusiastic
wheelmen and patroniLe the Hudson County Boule-
ward on a tandem.
An effort 6 being maGe by influential wheelmeu
in the vicinity OF New Brunswick to secure better
roads between that town and CrAnbury, Ocean.
bury, and Trenton.