The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05

Earl hlser, the SUCCESSFUL young "esteEh |
racer. was in town yesterday. He was on his
way to Philadelphia, where he will race to-day.
Kiser is quite displeasod over the Judges de-
cision in the one-mile open race al Waltham last
Monday. Z. c. Bald was declared the winner
and second place awarded to kiser. The latter
declares that the finish was very close and that
opinion was divided as TO who won. In SUB
Stimulating the claim that Kiser really won the
race, his manager declares that photographs OF
the finish were taken, which shows the West
erner crossing the line in advance OF Bald. A
protest Of the award with the photographs OF
the finish will be submitted to the l.. A. w.
Racing Board.
The scmi-annual meeting Of the Board Of Off
Gers OF the New York State division of the l. A.
w. will be held at Saratoga on June II. C.. Il.
Benson, as Chairman Of the Rules and Regula-
tons Committee. will propose a number OF
changes in the constitution. Regulating the
standing OF some of the offices ana the conouct
of the affairs OF the division.
Good roads and fair weather are predicted for
bicycle riders to- morrow. The reports received
from correspondents at the headquarters of the
New York State division of the l. a. w. show
the following conditions OF the roads. Fair
weather is predicted, with west and northwest
winds:
New York.-The roads twenty miles north o. West
IGSth street are generally in excellent condition
shower have put the macedain and art roads m tne
Srasl! ar Sas : S at Eins sas pe'i Is be in mscadams:
lied. The cArrisg- way in Van G"rtia1d rAra = now ~
better condition than i, has ever been, as If 4, being
worked every day and spHnkled during the hot
AZ brewster the dirt roads are good. The penaiiy
for ridias on the siden ak Is - fne; around
shape; At Fishkiil Landing the dirt roads arr god,
pGs the rs .isa in St sIssss i h'i i9ins I =rsP.aiPsd. 'n The % diF7
roads and s~idepsths at Fort Montgomery are fair.
Garrison. HaveratTas. donIsomery Nj. Kisoo. New
Rochelle. ~PeekskilI: Port Chester. sing sins. larry.
good cand
Long %lsland-rhe roads at Brooklyn are sne; The
shore road from the Cycle path TO sEeepshead BAY
is still under repair: The nlacadam roads at Far Rock,
s aud u am sG@a' station iHs H i t%inf repaired through
PASSPORT. Glen Cove. HemFstsad: Lawren;e, Oyster
New -Jersey-kround Elizabeth, Lakewood. New.
ark, Orauge. Perth Amboy. Rnsslle. shrewsbury,
Trenton and Weber the roads arr in good order.
,e staten Rd iilsh on The sl fSaa. X i. ' f%astS stss' A 4 s siiei /.
required and a lamp at night; The sSore road be
At Milford. Pa, the roads between Port Jervi. and
Bushkill are good. the one between Port Jervis and
stroudsburg is poor.
Members OF the big teams who have been in
p 15Sintnf Tor to-d ias ia aFfIsed al the Maj Manhattan sns
Beach track y,esterday. Representahves tnm
in order to familiariZc themselves with IT.
The list OF races 10 be run include a quar-.
ter. half. one. and fvc-lnile run and n one
mile tandem. Outside OF Yale and Columbia
the form of the various teams is speculative
distance events. although Yale and some OF the
smaller colleges anticipate that they VIII push
ing are expected TO carry of the honors for Co
lnmb.A. The race it Is expected; VIII De pro
be seen in the East this season.
The recent death of a. W. Harris, the result
OF a fractured skull received in a race at Lon
don on Easter Monday. furnished a warning tc
racing men 10 exercise care while contestinE
Following this casualty the Paris letter OF thu
american CycliSt contains the following an
nouncemcnt:
1t Is happily very rare that the accidents taking
Notwithstanding the great vogue OF cycle ractne 4
this country. only one death has taken place on n,
paccmaker ON a tandem who dashed into the barrier
fellow was kiiisd last week On the veIodrom'
de Nincenucs while training in the presence OF q con
s'S%rSS,0 G autnS PeiIo aaG done his spell Of traininl
exercise when he sprinted in the home straight. 4
and relIe touched his hack wheel, He feil with snci
force as 10 fracturs the skuli; Peils del q h'tt
while Atterwart without recovering consciousness.
J.G. Fudowiog.-In riding from Forty-secon'
street and Broadway to Philadelphia and theme
TO Baltimore. cross over to Eighth avenue an
follow tho latter to Hudson street; continue :
The left to broadway: then ride down to III
EatteEy. From that point 1sks me Q r Snx y
, as far as sPthilrrdSiphia; leaving the latter place
rido through Ardmore, Bryn Mawr, Wayn,
i Devon. Paoli, and Westchcster, to Sager,s Mill
{ continue on the old Brandy wine road To Chadd'
. left TO the Double Bridge; about four miles on
railroad 10 Wilmington, Del; from Wilmingto
continue TO Red Lion and direct over the sun
init bridge 10 Middletown; then turn TO the lei
8 TO Warwick, Md; after riding one and a ha
D mi les turn 10 the right TO Cecilton, and direct !
Georgetown. and go to Galena; then turn TO tn
right 10 Lancaster Grove and direct ,throug
3 EynSh's H@ ,ing ,hi. and nnl,, Willis ,nls G ,o ;se h S1SS;
Colchester and take the steamer to Baltimor
2 FL PIN riding to Boston AXE the ron,
n %; leave New Haven via Dixwell avenue and u
aSS sirera th hhSa tar M 90 nhe carmel 5ssas 10 to e ' WeiIint
. ford; continue to falesville and at the railroa
: hRT a.Iie s turn , to the ,S lief left ii. e ~ SsS BRITAIN, ,ssn GO CO.
" foot OF the hill turn, to the left on Farmingte
avenue to f East e Martfo isnV and nc foIlo@ Main inst Sire !
to Warehouse Point; at the depot turn TO 4
= loft to Springfield; leaving the latter place. ris
through Enfield TO Long Meadow and follow Il
y Via south madicy Falls, South Hadle
" CRANKY -Four Corners, and CRANKY ,oS Cent
e. Village. North ,Bsrcokheld and Hhisdaie; fro
r Spencer go to Leicester and direct throul
T. Cherry Valley. Worcester, Shrewsbury. MORT
boro, Southboro. and South Birmingham to y
ID tick; from this point go to Wellesley and Sewt'
3. Lower Falls to Newton Centre; continue v
Chestnut Hill Reservoir and Brighton to BE
ton. The roads are In good condition. The d
tance Ia about 257 miles.
In NOTES.
RE. w.-Apply to the Secretary OF the Clio whe
men, Jersey City, \. j.
r. The Norris wheelmen OF this city viii hold tn,
ht annual club raOes at East View on SATURDAY, June
Road runs have been arranged by the Long lsla
IN wheelmen for July as follows; 4 and o, Sag Hart
80 and Patchoguei II. College Points IS. kocEaw
o; Beach; 2o, PAtchogue.
20 The members OF the New York Bicycle Club v
o.. hold a run to Wnliamsbridge to morrow.
Capt. Morrison OF the Harlem Nheelmen has
da ranged the following runs for this mouth: q, Tar
es town; l3, Far Rnckaway; ~, Van Cortlandt Pa
o. 20, Rtdgewood; 20. city Island; "a, Mount Vernon
,r. The Alpha wheel Club will hold a race meet
THURSDAY, June II. The following races will lie RI
he one mile, novice; one mile, handicap; half M
10. hAndicapi half mile, open; one mile. open TO Norw'
The Crescent whselmen Of PIainnsld have dsctt