The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-20
NEVIS OF THE HHEELMEM.
The West 10 Hopeful or Carrying on the Presi.
dency OF tho l.. q. w.

dency OF tho l.. q. w.
The next meeting of the National Assembly Of
the L. A. W. will be held at st. Louis, and the
Western members of the League are hopeful
that one of their number will DO elected either
President or President. President Potter
VII seek a reelection, and il is likely that Stor-
ling Elliott of Boston and some Western man
will contest for the office. A. c. Morrison, for
merly of Milwaukee,. the First Vicc.President of
the L. A. w, is now living in this city, and is
consequently out of the race. 1t is by no means
certain that Pennsylvania will not spring G.. D..
Gideon or S. A. Boyle for the Office.
Arthur Gardiner. the Chicago flyer. ranks
second to +. C. Bald in point Of wins and earn
ings on the national circuit meets up TO date,
with Tom Cooper a close third. The earnings of
the principal riders are AZ follows: $B AID. 2,742;
Gardiner, $l.4O5; Cooper. $l.2O5; y. Butler,
1910: Mcrtcns. 1907: Taylor, $3.50: Stevens.
1925; Loughead, $495; Newton. 500; McFar-
land, 1895; F. Titus, $l,l75; Kimble, $62s;
Hoyt, $465; Newhouse. $3O5.
The membership of tho l.. A. w. still falls
short OF the 100000 mark. The returns from
the prominent divisions during the past week
were:
New York I3s. total 2s,44G: Pennsylvania 95. total
23.675: Massachusetts 80. total 1901: New Jersey
20. total e.i2I; Illinois =. total 1878: Ohio 30. total
W. " i'poob ~ '''"i -''''' - -.
total ..o5s; Missouri $. total 1898; Michigan IS. total
1873; Maryland -. total l.so2; Rhode Island :.
The gain for the week was 51s. making the
total membership 99,I61.
The New York Cycle Board of Trade held a
meeting last night. All the old officers were re-
elected for another term.
BUFFALO. Oct. l9.-Tho amateur record for
track work was broken this afternoon by Ray
Duer OF the Parkside Wheeling Club. who made
as nileE I SSE va rHa Fnr the hprty. The fn-r,NI-
record. which was held by John Davidson of
Camden, n. j., was for 20 miles 1889 yards.
ROUTES.
j. c. Eelly.-To ride TO Monticello. y. Y, starting
from Fifty.ninth street and Eighth avenue, go through
Central Park TO lloth street and seventh avenue:
continue TO llbth street, 10 St Nicholas avenue. to
Tenth avenue. to the Einssbridge road. to lSlst
f Tasss.t To .ne 1, %n. hi M,s@m Sgid B.G cross qsss tI so t 9rII FS Q to
ham Landing road. to Bailey avenue. TO Kinssbridge;
Glenwood, Hastings, Dobb's Ferry ~Irvington. and Tar.
rytown; ride to the ferry and cross the river to Nyack;
Ramapo. SSna les soathtsiS. So n n S Hn[erh
Greycouft, and Chester; 20 to Goshen ana follow the
Erie raIlr1hd. through nne scenery. to MIddletown;
and wurtsboro to Monticello. The roads are good.
The distance Is about eighty miles.
town, ~, take, FrelinghuEen avenue to Elizabeth;
then go through halfway and Mctucllen to New
Franklin Parc, Kingston, Princeton. and Lawrence.
to Trenton; then go to Yardriiis ana Boraentow Sla'e''
re DIE ride from Newark to Princeton take
tnc route To BoTlefIoWn puDlSneu IN lie bun this
morning as far as your destination.
Collegiate Cycle Club-To ride 10 Jamaica. L. l., 20
TO the East Twcnty-third street ferry and cross 10
Brooklyn; ride to Bedford avenue and follow to the
Eastern Parkway, 10 Stone avenue, to Glennore ave
nue., TO broadway, TO Jamaica.
VIII Brownr-1o ride to PPesskill, n. Y. take the
route to Monticello published in THE Sun this morn.
Ing DA I r as larry town: then take broadway past
the Andre monument, to st. Paul's NJ. +. Church, to
the turnpike, to Sing Sing and Peekskill.
NOTES.
J. W: Stocks, the English rider. Intends to retro
from the path after this season.
A meeting OF the Road Committee OF the BROOKLYN
Good Roads Association VIII be held tonight.
The annual Meeting and election Of officers OF the
Bowling Green Wbcclmen will be held on Dec. "A.
The following candidatesh have been nominated: For
President, William Murphy; vice.President. John
Mahoney and John Kenny; Recording Secretary,
James Kenney; Finan ial Secretary. Joseph Harris;
Treasurer, s. McCrirllisk; Captain, II. Won Rodeck,
Thomas Ryan. q. Atwell. and Il. Simpson
walter Sanger Is training at Denver for a trial
against the unpaced quarter. half. and one mile REQ.
ords.
The Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island has
disqualified the South Brooklyn Wheelmen, winner
Of tho recent iDter-club road race. for yiOlat on of the
rules. The Kings County Wheeimen refuse to accept
first position due to the disqualification and tho race
Will likely be run over on Oct. 40.
The IIukhwick Whrelmen will hold the annual fall
races on the LynhroOk track. Nov. 2.