New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

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II is fourd thar the roads in Richmond Hill are
not ridable on account Of deep dust. All side
walks therr are pouGhcd up preparatory 10
tagging. Macadam roads IN Lawrence. Long
Island, arc reported as fine although the riding
on the earth roads is not pleasant. Cyclists
going To LawrenCe can save nearly two miles by
turning off the Merrick Road at Valley Stream.
The road TO Lawrence Beach is excellent tor
wheemen. Further down on the south shore OF
the island reports sh NY that both macadam and
earth roads a"e Good.
Some Of the more important club runs ar
ranged for to-day follows:
Manhattan Bicycle Club-Tourng in %ev-Jcrsey.
starting ~ Il. m. from FIny-scycnth-st. and
Greenwich Wheelmen-H Random run. starting a,
4. m, from No. 23S We, Twcn,y-nf,h-s,
81. George Bcycic Club-To Hampstead starting
Excelsior Cycle Club-Kandom run. starting a, ?
a m rom sxty,af'h,., and Boulevard
$50 a. m; 10 Kew -iocheile, starting at 9:i5 A. m
s so MSa"f rom r." Wp % @ r runs
Flee'w0od aro WhcGim"nio E,rsSn POINT starting
Klond!ke Whcemen-To Paterson. starting at
a. m. from No ~ Nnh-avc
ing M s a. m from 10 lei second-av,
Royal Arcanum Whccmcn To Bath Reach.
p m both runs starting from No. e5i West Ninety
Yorkvile wheelmen- Random run erar,lng at .
a. IN from No rs East Eighy-seventh-st
Boscobel Whoolmcn-To Tarry own. starting AT
Morri. Whcclmen-To Ryc Roach. starting q, :
a: to NeW.R9chslIe starting tart pi,a at ? N from
Lyceum Whcemcn-To Frceport. starting at a.
Linwood Wheclmen-To Babylon. starting at
a m from No. % East Broadway.
Triumph Wheemen-To the Hudson County
Boulevard. starting at n. m. from No. 80 We;
Monarch Wheelmen-ro Rye starting NJ a m.
from OLc-hundred- and-ifiy- seventh-St and 81.
fremont Wheclmcn-To Yonkers. starting at
a. from clubhouse. fremont.
Union League Wheclmon-To places on Long
Mount Morris whcclrmen-'ro Totenvillc. start
Ing at a IN. from West Observation-Disclosures
Harlem wheeImen-Random run. starting at
a. m. from 40. q West observation-disclosures
CALUMET Wheclmen-To, Staten Island. starting
AZ $50 a. m. from SiXticth-st. and Boulevard
White Cycle Club--Run through Wcs,chester
County. starting al a m from West Fifty
brooklyn Bicycle CUBIC Pompt9n Lake. start
ing at slj a from No. 50 Hanson Place.
Wavericy Bicycle CIub-To Staten Island. start
nE at q" 1nn, fro" wSaccn R n a r Mcrrk
Road. starting At a. m from Hodford-ave and
Prospect IL hcencn-To East Orange. starting 1T
a. IN. from clubhouse, BROOKLYN.
Concord Whcclmen To Hudson County Boulc-
ward. starting at 3 a. m. from No 1913 Coolest
south Brooklyn whcclmcg To College Point
Red Hook WhGclincnTT 10 HE;ock""'y' starting at
Montauk WI cmcn-Ccntury run TO Patchogue.
starting a, 6a m. from clubhouse. Brooklyn.
Long Island Whcelmen To Roonton. starting Al
Nass',n Wheelmcn~ Morrisiown. starting at
Bushwick Whccmcn-To Amltyyilc, starting at
from NO. 81 T Wh6d HrS S,S n.oc
photograph run. starting 1T $50 a. IN. from State
Logan Whcclmon--To Far Rockaway. starting at
a IN from clubhouse Brooklyn
Indian cycle Cub-ro Bath Beach and COncv ISL
and starting 3 q. m: from clubhouse BROOKLYN
Brevoor Whcclmcn-To Coney ISltnd, starting at
Port Jefferson cycle club 10 stony Brook, start
ing At $50 q. m. from Port Jefferson s.,o
a. m from clubhouse. BROOKLYN.
Williamsburg, WhccmenmTo Ri ~ Drive.
P"a"od W6cclmcn-To Lawrence starting at $50
Eastern IA; district Wheelmen TO oyster Bay. start
ing AT a m from clubhouse. brooklyn
at 40 a. m: from clubhouse. Brooklyn.
Union County Whceimcn-To Staten Island. star:
Ing at n. III. from Railway.
Arcanum Wheclmen-To Bersonhurst starting at
Gutenberg Wheclmen-To Nyack starting at . a.
m from eG6honsc GutI%nG 3iSao co,r, por,o
ward. starting at $3.50 n. m. from Park-avc.. Io-
boken.
Atalanta Wheelmcn To Bayonnc, starting ats a
m. from Hasey-st., Newark
East Orange Cycers-To Staten Island. starting
at a. m. from clubhouse, East Grange.
Those who visited the tournament at Spring
field. Mass. last week have returned to the city
In their praise Of the splendid man
agement OF the meet and the sensational racing
seen in the three days sport provided by the
Springfield Bicycle Club. 1t has been said that
sentiment had much to do with the annual tour
nament at Springfield. hut good sport undoubt-
eddy had more to do with the success than SEN
tnent John c. Wetmore. the official handl-
cappor Of New-Jergey. never misses the racing
ut Springfield and he was there. usual. last
week. "Sprngield Is certainly on top" said
Wctmore Yesterday. and IL had little trouble
IN maintaining its former prestige. The gather
ing Of people from all over the country gave the
racing n national flavor which has been en-
joyed at few meets in this country outside OF the