The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-19

Nay q. iss7i Thomas L. Bird, 8. Paul MINI. TO
Loui., Mo, to sept. O. 1897; r. 4. HitohSi, wnsins
burg, Pa. and joseph seborn, Austintown. o, 70 Aug.
sss07t William r. DIsn ssarton. Newark I'M j., sop Aug.
70, o lss ssu and s ssSni u Hn Ys !. not JP sla; nm,
Msss" 70 Aug sls 1879 Daniel Daley. Taunton.
For riding in unsanctioned races-s. H.. Mobley,
Gordon 0pnTs 4 Perkins q ms, Lee Elkins' and sam Bsies; Rich;
Johnson, + TrSnson. \. j.. and Dick Williams. P HSsS.
$sers1 } Helm lin ' &al sept babel j.; JOS, ssS'' J. b Hsn nss%ss.
Harry H. I. k sMSsSsy' Gu, + scS Nj Tlll% s'spAen NJ po SSns,.
man. 81 Winner, Joe o'i Roscn. SSofsc kc@pispd, IA.
ner; Julius Behrens. Ernest Meyer. William Chamber
Wis Edward Gran. ~Fredonia, Wis. to Aug. 10, 1885,
E Ensh e q. o SS%fT'; Mli SsSaEES W W,s' to- Aa Mhi r.. IsSs.
Nor n~ontpayment Of entry fees and for thirty days
berg, Jr, Kalamazoo, Mich.
The following have been permanently sus-
pended:
For repeated unfair dealing in connection with
For repeated riding while under suspension-Hugh
Kelly, Rockville. Ind.
John Dymond, Jr.. of New Orleans, the Presl-
dent Of the Associated Cycling Clubs OF Califor.
present in this city. Speaking OF the movement
started to run sunday races and assume the
control or cycling In California, nc says that the
organization is meeting with great success. Mr..
Dymond, although tho leading officer in the or
ganization which dehcs the control of tho l.. A.
W., still holds his membership in the latter nsSo-
citation: lie says that numerically the A. c. G.
or California Is very strong, that its races are
successful, and that the outlook for its future
Is bright.
Tom Linton. the foreign rider, ~contemplates visiting
this country TO meet Michael and the leading Aineri.
can distance men.
The Logan wheelmen Of Brooklyn will hold a run
A meeting of the Nominating Committee OF the New
York State division OF the l.. A. W. will be held next
Monday.
The Garnet wheelmen OF Brooklyn will hold q run
to Ulmer Park to. morrow night.
The Associated Cycling Cluus OF Long Island will
hold a parade on Sept. 10.
Park on Aug. 20. A match tandem race will take
place between Harrison and Jefferson OF Asbury Park
anu Henshaw and HcdItrom OF the Riverside Wheel
men. The other events win consist OF one. mile nov
Ice. one-third OF q mile open, two-thirds OF q mile
handicap. one.mile open, nve-nlile handicap. Entries
close with II. A. Dunn, Jr. box 72l, Asbury Park.
A century run Will be held TO Oakdale, L. l., on sun
day, Sept. IL, under the auspices OF the Empire State
Wheelmen.
ommittee consisting of +. L. stillman. F. G.
Hyer. J. l.. Martin. II. Ii. Anderson, A. II. Chamber.
lain. II. Jardine, and II. Gibbons has been appointed
by the Union County Roadsters OF Railway TO secure
plans aud specifications for a new clubhouse.
Frank Starbuck arrived in town yesterday and
went Mt once to Manhattan Beach, where he will pre-
pare for his match race on Saturday.
Jimmy Michael rode seven miles In II minutes 80
seconds in a practice trial on Tuesday.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. ia. W. W. Evans. who
established new records last week. will try to lower
the time from New York to Philadelphia AMI return
tomorrow. Evans win start from the City Hall. New
York city, at i:SU O'Clock TO. morrow morning, pro-
by Joseph Gabriel and John Ferry, who will try to
break tho tandem record over the same course.