The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-09

says, for the great Influx Of foreign riders that
America is experiencing. According TO this Oh.
factlonsiism and jealo1sios and managerial
r~ivalries ruined the sport on the othor side 90
oerned. p"''"H
Now. riders should be advised to take care Of
The bicycle IL a machine that takes q greater
strsns sasa dS Sas S.hs ana " what S;'i !. 'S S9psetod q i Il
.nS Ts 2 1 from !, twenty 70 od VENT ny light ta sho p nnnns:
over rough roads at a speed varying from seven
to fifteen miles an hour. Toe many riders think
true. q manufacturer OF hubs. pedals, and other
parts realizes that too many rider. sttempt e
them, and in sending out lite goods to the retail
trade the firm sends a circular reading as fol-
Don't take your hub, bracket or pedal apart a.
long e. your wheel COS all right Do rot FUSS
she inacisitiyse turn Of mind and desire 70 see how
things are inside, and the result In that nine time.
Ssnco the w tRR'eYf' eo ! n ismgs put TSe machine Is put .
ali right, and II u runs ali right let i run ali right
horse. and. Il II Is well sroo%ed and taken care Of
ate. every ride, II win do you splendid service. But
The International Cyclists' Association has
at Vienna on Sept. 4, 8 and IL. The selection OF
these dates meets with the approval OF all the
fEoI a. %..r as SyiS L wifi 's sSSsio the R ssfelfS,ar rid sas
to compete In. tho annual /. A. w. meet and
a. si1 iiL tSx9 ,P part ,o In the Championship evsn ii, Ia IL
The l. A. W. has appropriated $3.50 for 2 fund
promote a series OF tournaments throughout the
country. and devote. the proceeds to this fund.
will count in the selection OF the foreign team.
Chairman Mott issued the following bulletin
yesterday:
Tho suspension placed upon N. W.. Gray. Beverly.
mass. will expire on April !.
Ionre' E Erie, Pa; and W.. e, Tensler. Broad Brook.
suspended"Dw. J. AAshdovp, Cleveland. O., to Nav
l. s 5sss;; for eSSmRs.,ng IN Tnssnct, ,Sn rsee, M.,.rov
City. Pn.. May so. July 4 and Sept. b.
Troy. March ga. D.. Wait Of Cohoes has re-
Board Of the La W., to take effect on March
IL. President Potter has not accepted tho reslg-
March IS. and he has already been napmed for
another term. He declines, however, to accept
the appotntment, and says nothing will make
MIN reconsider his determination.
NOTES.
S OF ssRj5,n .s,sS,. Mass. Hi. Tod ,.d 600; o . mile Last yssr; in:
The 81. George wheelmen will open their olub-run
A meeting OF the Race Committee of the Associated
Cycling Ta Clubs Of this city win be held tonight.
have decided to to o aHs p r%ina'i to oi recr1is G new y m en- A;M rs.
kmeeting of the Bridge Cycle Path Committee will
~ nelu UOHuhy.
Tine Record Cycle Club OF Newark has appointed
g; 4. Illingswortha delegate to the Associated Cycling
Clubs Of New Jersey.
Capt. William A. Norris OF the Logan wheelmen has
arranged the road fixtures for April as follows: Sd,
ride around Manhsttan; 10th. Coney Island; nth
Valley Stream; gath. Prospect Park. Chairman Butt
OF the Mileage announces that the organ
iIatlon win award three prizes, conetstlng. OF gold.
silver ana bronze medals, for tho highest records
made between March 5 and Nov. 80.
The annual meeting for the election OF oflcers of
the Kings County Wheelmen will be held on March II.
L. N Rich of Bridgeport, Secretary of the National
Track Association, vas in town yesterday.
Jimmy Michael arrived here from st. Louis yester-
day. He intends going to the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs
track, at Gravesend. and ride some OF Phil Dwyer's
horses for exercise.
The Boston Bicycle Club. which was organized in
1873. announces that Il will hold It's S26th run on
March le. This is the Oldest bicycle club in the coun.
try.
A meeting OF the Associated Cycling Clubs of Long
Island will DO held on March 81.