The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-30

A Minnesota Omciai Favors 7. n. Potter
for the Lenrnc Erealdcncr-Notes.


A. B. Ghoatc, a prominent onloial of the l..
A. W., and ex-Chief Consul of the Minnesota
division of the League. believes that the men,
bers of the National Assembly should cast
their votes for l. Il. Potter for tho Presidency.
He Gays: Mr.. Elliott has worked hard and
faithfully for the interests OF the League. and
II has made rapid strides under his Prestden, ~,
but the time must come when we shall have
to recognize the magnificent services of Isaac
Is. Potter. He stands both for roads and
rights. At tho sacrifice OF much time and
money he has labored incessnntly to improve
the position of whcelnen in tho Empire State,
and IN securing favorable legislation rs well as
Increasing the membership of the League. In
HE State he has done work that few others
could have ACCOMPLISHED, and that demands
recognition. As President of the League he
would wiold a wolghty influence, and his rec
ord shows that that influence would always
DO cast IN the right direction"
A. II. Angel, who mas boon reelected Presi-
dent of the Brooklyn Good Roads Association.
has appointed the following committees TO serve
for the ensuing year;
Finance-w w. share, T. J.. Stevens, and F. W.
Jonks. Membershlp-F. G. Merrill, r. W. Sheldon.
W. 7. oowenh,ven, b. Adriance, and John Watt.
swift: sPeclai-r. ". sheldon. n: sttusneIl, and
Lean, G. Franklin stringer. @. T. %Stcbbins, w. f.
Fuller, l.. T. Coleman. c. q. Bolmanno. y. 7. Share.
Il yi, q. WI ". W. w. f al SSs'f +. q " c: M sse : f. p e. D. M xan
rll, Y. NJ. Monroe. W. T. Wilmington. W. 7: Cow
sson1nso.A a. i scswalS SseSaS and I Z. II. sh"nts. WI
Chairman Kreitzensteln OF the Record Com
mlttec OF the Century Road Club OF America.
announces that the following records have been
approved by his association:
Club century survivor record, Century Wheel;
men of Philadelphia, 1914 survivors on run held
Twelve Hours-A. +. Smith. iG1 miles; Illinois
Ctat, and A ,rt,n 49,
Two Hundred Miles,. L. Smith. IA hours. 4s
inmates; illinois state record.
Tanden.-To ride from this city to Dobbs
Ferry. starting at the Circle. ride through Con-
trail Park to 10th street and Seventh avenue;
turn. to the left to 81. Nicholas avenue; ride
to Tenth, avenue and np to tho Kingsbridge
point turn to the right and cross Washington
Bridge. turning to the left on Fcatherhed lane
to Maconb's Dam road; then turn to the left
to the Furdham Landing road: connect with
Bailey avenue and ride direct to Kingsbridge.
and then on to Yonkers. From this place fol
to Hastings. and then ride direct to Dobbs
Ferry.
A meeting of the l.. A. W. Consulate will be held
on wsdnesday evening. ,.u.
has ridden 1909 miles this season.
The International worlds championships viii be
the Cycle Show COMMITTEE OF the Brooklyn Cycle
Board or TRADE mas decided 70 apply Tor n sane
tion TO hold a bi yce exhibit in Brooklyn from
March 4 to II.
The Harlem wneelmen will hold their annual
meeting on Dec. IL.
The Hudson County wheclmen of Jersey City
Heights have finished their mileage competition for
the wear. The records OF the members covering
1000 miles or more up TO Nov. | are a. follows:
c. W. ParEins, li.5h2; George F.. Sherman, IL 1913;
II. II. Storcr. 6.4oli DR.. E. W. Harlan. 3,lll:
f. Nevins. 9. sol; E. J. Clarke. e.5Ys; r, II. wobcke.
900; George E. Blakeslee. e.ese; =. f. Price.
2.lo4; Z. y. Wcbbe, 2.lSO; f. II. Smith, z. O26: O..
+. Rip2. 2.ols; i. c. Schnitzcr. l.s4a; j. B F. Ran
som. 1874; r. A. simpson. LOSE; George w.
Point. Jr.. l.47o: George Hartman. 1.O8S; r. E.
Soeanss, l.o42; A. Neal Ransom, 1888; George
Burbank, 1000.