The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-30
COMPARATIVE HOURLY SCORES.

i5...:..so9 SEQ Huret."..SsS i5S Rivisrre
l8.....8i4 768 Huret. $50. oy7 900 Riviorre
17...... 6Sl l06 Huret.. ace. $50 25 Rivicrre
is......77 93S Muret."..H6l go Rivicrre
l9....547 1888 Huret....695 G5 Rivierre
2O..,...7so s5s Huret.....7e7 $50 Rlvicrre
2l......so7 ss3 Huret. ....Tal 53s Nrierre
29......s72 $40 Huret. No.. s27 8Ov Riy,erre
2+......e09 81 Huret. go. $50 100 Rivierre
THINKS ron FIRST 100 KILOMETRES.
Distance. Time. Record.
iS".....S1ss Hurss"'..S j g.aO
ssSS".":::SS e : ssi:s HHssEEsss's:SS = s sssi:s
s sS:::::i ]. as % 5s SO H SFs':::::::: i i 81 81 g
:ssSS::":s 1. H Hs5s' 4 H.
These now constitute worlds records.
Huret rode a chainless bicycle. His earn.
ings, for the race arc estimated at $1,000. He
1900 francs from n tire company, 5000 francs
from the track owners. 5000 'rancs on a wager,
1t is estimated that Huret's expenses for pac.
ing and, all incidentals reached $4,000. At the
f1nelp,ion Of the contest Cordang challenged
any track In the country and for any sum.
During the race Huret consumed six pounds OF
roast beef. broth, rice, cold tea. coffee, one bot
tie Of chartreuse. six bottles Of clarct. and four
bottles bot Of ch1mpsenei 4 phy;ician who yam Yam;
his pulse registered SO pulsations, which was
considered extraordinary. Huret is ~ years
of age. He has been racing since 1898.
Manufacturers and bicycle riders are greatly
Interested in the expected introduction of the
five, or six of the leading makers are now at
work aiming 70 perfect rife a chainless wheel for
less machine are kept very secret, and already
wSE,kn9wn manufacturer hint that it may DO
ure in cycling. Notwithstanding this intilna-
ton the fact is we'll established that a number
Of leading firms are now equipped to furnish
chain!ess wheels next year. but some doubts
are felt as 10 whether the demand for this type
OF bicycle next year will warrant the manufac-
The construction OF the 1898 chainless is alleged
to be satisfactory. but by no means perfect, so
that the manufacturer feel that in another
twelve months they will be better able to turn
out a perfect wheel of the chainless type.
ROUTES
7wenty'third stree, ferry TSa and cross &c; 81 to e. Rrooki ins E a1s
to Bedford avenue. to the Eastern Parkway. to stone
maiua; take the main road to siushins and 70 through
s Sssa To hd sf'fat then F iiGs to I &2Ss'is.G locust sad v .I's,'
Woodbury.. Elwood. and Comac. The distance Is
P. B.-fo ride from SInety.si1th street and
Columbus avenue 10 Baysidc. l. l.. so to the Western
eighth street. 10 Madison averue. TO Twenty sixth
street. TO LeI,nston avenue, TO Iwentyfoarth street.
take the route to SeAford. L. l.. published in The srS
this morning, as far a. jamaica then take the pIain
road TO Flushing. and continue through Flushing
1io,a street an Gla ser tS n0u sHenal. so to s'Hi isls st lF%m
to st: Nicholas avenue, to Tenth avenue, 10 the
Bridge; cross bridge TO Featherhed lane. to M~comb's
pam 5o", 10 to 4 the m95Ss.m so bsnS'sE 70 r" 3an to sa, nns
follow the turnpike TO Glenwood. Hastings. pobts
past the Andre monument TO ST. Paul's N. +. Church.
to the turnpike. to Sing Sing; then 20 TO Peekskill. to
the Hlshiands to TisnEhl village: Continue to wsp-
pinger,s Fails and cross The creek 70 south avenue.
miles
to Poughkeeps.e. published in THE suN this morning
from PoughteepSie take the turnpike TO Pleasant
Ha.cyon Hall TO Maboetsvlilc, Lithgow, ana Amenis;
follow the turnpike TO sharon. Conn. past the SOL
street, TO south ESrsmont; leave the old mountain
road and ride to stockbridge, and over Fields hill.
Cecil.-To ride TO Lake Mohonk. n. Y. take the
morning. as FAR as fsrrytSSn; then ride to the ferry
and cross the river 10 NyacE; continue through West
Cornwall e NewLurs follow Liberty street TO Balm:
land: then ride Through Sew PATTI 70 MoaonE Lake.
phIl1 d IaSn.p foilo ;mnS f tSs r f,Sm Eltf anis .iI S'} }ro tS
Trenton and returning via Camden on the Jersey side
iS h'G so to ' Rose ths ' Srs"toHi. T %s.ant hs"v + s.n fitt%.
Metuchen. New brunswick. Franklin Park. Kin sion
Trenton, Morrisville. Tuliy!own, BRISTOL aud rhilaiel.
20 s's Mel ns,1GIinE taxi me ferry to GaMdep then ride
b@rdtntow9, and TrePtoI; The roads are good; c,,,
and ride through ESchansS place to Hudson Street. 10
Henderson street, to Mercer street. to the Hudson
Newark; follow South orange avonH" TO South
Orange. to Alton. to the Column oa turnpike. to Nor
Chester. German Valley. Glen Gardner. Isbury.
s'ST N",sS%T, rR I'll H. .G Sc and Ea + ton 60 to the r,,,
Twenty third street ferry AMI cross TO %Brookl>n;
ride to Bedford avenue and follow To the Eastern
P.rkway. 10 Stone avenue. to Glcnmor avenue, to
broadway. to Jamaica; take tn" Merrick road TO
rick. Bellmore. K,dFewood. and Seaford. The ais.
lance ia about twtnty.eisht miles. : In riding TO
ferry TO st. George. 5, l., follow the shore road to Clif.
ton station. TO the Richmond road. to NV DOrp and
TOttenNllp, ride TO the ferry and cross to Perth AM
boy; then take the train 10 Aataya an. as the roads
TO south Orange. \. j.. take tho route TO Easton. Pa.
published In The Sun This morning, as far As Newark
TO ride to Msstcawan. s =. take The route &c PouIsi L.
s ssf.' nt Printed pr; 'Ssn in 20 TIE 70 M sSS ,ii an. morning as far as
A, i. ~Drown.-ro ride 10 Troy, y. Y, take the route
Then t.ke tho turnpike to hyde PARK, staatsSarS.
khineseok. Red Hook, THFer Rel Hood, Cierm9n,.
Fourth street 10 The turnpike, TO Stockport, sruy:
take the Boston turnpike 10 Schodac Centre, East
on south bridge to Albany then follow SrSSdwsy 10
West Troy. anu cross toll bridge to Second street. to
Several trials VIII be made next month At the
Suan N, G Sns mir tEay MSr sSisi rsso OF pfhiiaaelphis. 20 r.;
seconds now held by J. Plat. Belts.
Tom ESk !" arrsaslnS 10 match Earl Kiser against a
Il is reported that Walter Sanger. the professional
The r9nmeet,Gut division o' the /. A. W, will hold
q constitutional convention Ut h bridgeport on Sent. rs
The Yorkyille WIrelmcn will hold an omen century
run TO oakdale, /. J.. on sunday. Sept. rs.
A, u. Relyea Of the Kings County Wheelmen WAS
thursday. 1901
The Prospect wheelmen OF this CITY have Arranged
tho following runs for the months OF September
anu Octoper: sept; 40 sag Hartori o. PhiIadelphia;
y. kockhwhyi 10. East OrinKe; 90, Coupy Iaiand
Sv.. .; nerFrn Point 10. Tottcnviile; II. Valley
Capt. Matthew abb Of the Century Wheslm,u of
ms city has mapped ont the following rul,a FOR hi,
sluG Tor the balance OF the season: sept, IL. Plain.
neldi ~, Rye Beach: 20. Coney Island Oct. 8, NyacE
a. AhlIyYllei y fassaic Falls: "a, century run.
u, kuB"woodi Nov. Z, Rye Beach: Z Nav Dn,n
CITY Island. N""' As''Hu' 80
The nyc,mile /. A. W, State chanlpionship race wnl
1e run on at the race meet or the Hud ION 4 .tInt,
"heelinAn ON sept. ! AT tue jersey CIV DriyIuy E 80
The Double X Coterle WheelnIen W iii hold a centiry
run on Long Island on Sept. 8, g. NV
THE Sun Wheelmen will 20 10 oman. A.