The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-26
Michaels average time per mile, 2 mimi
1 1-6 seconds.

A good list of entries, fast riding, and an en-:
f fessa9ss O. e ,SO sr of sYe TaSt rsc were e, The he s %insi
sor Terrace W~heelmen yesterday on Twenty
g Riysrs, SaSen me; srooklyn: Charley oT y. E Snn OF the Io
the two.mile handicap. riding like 9 streak from
scratch al the way and winning by nearly ten
mile event. Summary follows:
Won Sns h Sg I. G9h =, FrsnSRsl Rg, of snS T Tv w Z :. .p 2, Fs. ws,a
w. third; Time. g minutes 8 seconds.
charles nTs,H ". r H,ana hi9sa.,d GPs %hdsi%su. s ss1s,eS So ". p
K Z b, Wiiliapsenrs wheelmsn: lao yards; seoond'
third. Time; . minutes 10 seconds.
Five.Mile Handicap. open-won by r.. =. Ireland.
4. is seconds: j. Heiniein. % viii, n%r wheeimeS.
lao yards. aetue. time. IS minntns 90 seconds; @, W;
time, 10 minutes es4 seconds; A. c, Francke.
y M'n 81 seconds 7; %;: J. TX si yssds so SSsSsi r. slm j.. L i.s minutes ynrS..
actual time: 10 minutes 81 seconds. Charles Ertz.
captured tho fasttime prize in l2 minutes Is 10
one.Mile Exhibition. Psced-J. P. Hutchson. Time.
i minute AZ seconds.
AsBuRy PARK, Nov. 25.-The ten-mile road
afternoon had sixteen starters. The course was
ground the upper end Of the city four times;
and Walter. King third. King won the time
prize, covering the course in % minutes. and 35
seconds. The roads were In good condition.
ROUTES.
A Render.-To ride to'Ramsey's, n. J., starting from
Fifty.ninth street and Eighth avenue. 90 to the Boule-
ward and follow to Manhattan street, TO the Fort Lee
ferry and cross to Fort Lee; follow the turnpike to
Leonia. to Bogota. and cross to Hackensack; continue
plank road to Ridgewood. HOhokus, Waldwick. AL
lendaie, and Ramsey's. The distance Is about twenty.
two miles. The roads are good.
F. Brenne.-In riding to Scranton. Pa, take the route
to Ramsey's published in THE Sun this morning as far
as Paterson; then follow Market street across the
bridge to Little Falls, Singac. Fairfield Post once.
Pine Brook Hotel. Parsippany, Denville, Rockaway,
Dover. Drakesville. and Hopatcong; continue to
Sparta. Franklin Furnace, Hamburg, Deckertown.
Libertyville. Coleville. and Port Jervis; then 20 to
Lackawaxen, Honesdale. Carbondale. and Scranton.
NOTES.
An effort 10 being made to impose q tax on bicycles
at Toronto, but It 10 being met by an energetic oppo-
sttion.
The Nassau wheelmen OF Brooklyn IRE in a prosper
GUS condition. Several hundred dollars have been
spent in renovating and improving the clubhouse.
At the semi annual meeting Of the Garnett Wheel
men of Brooklyn the following officers were elected;
President, +. NJ. McGrath; vice.President, John Cor.
man; Secretary, Hugh l.. Leonard; Financial Score.
tary. Martin r. Nee; Treasurer. J. J. Dalton; Captain.
Paul s. Young; Board Of Directors, ". McGrath. W.
E. Ford. and b. kennedy; First Lieutenant. Z. S.
Paris; Second Lieutenant, H. Kassner; First Ser
bugler, Ross McMahon; color bearer. I. Hiebink.
The cycle corps Of the fourteenth Regiment has de-
cided to adopt q uniform almost similar to that of
the Brooklyn Bicycle Club.
William H. Anderson, q member Of the Century
Wheelmen, who expects to ride ~sixty-hve centuries
before the season ends. has thirty-nine to his credit.
The Century Wheelmen will hold q run to West
chester on Sunday.
Tho Manhattan Bicycle Club has appointed O COM
mittee to nominate ofncers for the January election.
Australia, has been making some fast times in that
country.