The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-23
The outings planned by the local bicycle or
CARNATIONS for Tomorrow are as follows:

It will be found a lrst-rate thing in deter
mining which way TO ride. tomorrow for
wheelmcn who have not previously committed
themselves TO some given run to look w. the
signal service report or take observations
from some weather vane and note which way
the wind Is b%lowingi The value Of such a
day. when riders WHO had been in different
directions met at night and exchanged com;
was from the seward, and those who rode to
the jersey shore, or Coney lslapd or RoGka-
Plenty ESni ' Of Sreeze " abroad TSS : While those WHO rode
Inland over country hills said that it
C %"5 ar a S Go HI fESo day. T Yish be not tb E BIT Tor OF 4
cyclist not otherwise engaged to, do on a Sun
day. is to avoid, the seashore, when there is u
woodland for the OBJECTIVE point of his run. but
in swoltering weather, when there is any breeze
head niEoro. This H Is a siim aIHs BIT Of policy Which
It takes only a mite OF thought to comprehend.
day trips on Friday and Saturday and adhere
TO them, no matter what the temperature may
be or how the wind blows.
The night showers of the week have left the
country roads in a condition much better than
t teFHeG GeFFF o e t XEsehb e sSGai So Of l@F ri a. asS Who as G %iIi
travel over local roads Tomorrow. the follow
Ing intogrmRati9n. coPMdensed from the weekly we by
helpful 80 far as knowing what routes TO avoid:
Between 1lsth street and 18th street the
are concealed, car tracks that require riders
to DO careful and make eoastlng at this
P RSd Be ssRIsSi&IaI' I rafisy; cO ars sstihii' e ,nRe
ridable,, Eighth avenue below Fifty-ninth
street fSt tI is being nSstt torn R ag for w the de- ext @aIi IN
as a connection between the asphalted routes
Of the east and west sides. Cyclists coming
home at night and turning into Seyenty-fourth
street will do well 70 remepbGr that there IS a
sterdam avenues. sixty street, west OF
Central Park y being torn ~ Fifth avenue Is
on 10th street. west Of First avenue. Between
Madison avenue bridge and Third avenue
Fordham road Is poor. Between scarborough
and Sing Sing tho road is being repaired, but
riders may use the old Crotoq Aquedpct, Good
road to Long Beach Is In poor condition, On
Staten Island repairs are being made, along
Hyatt street, Livingstone place and Habberton
mond are In good shape, In New Jersey nearly
all the fayorite wheeling roads are In good
shape, but for a week past the terrible MOSQUITO
blowing the right way tomorrow no may prove
more troublesome TO riders than holes In the
ground.
A brand-new style OF cycle rack has been dis
covered by a New Jersey farmer who runs q
tSSs y sr lsR: et II PGssSs aSd e S6s SSS ShssSnS Sis-
This dispenser Of soft, drinks, who on week
days hunts the potato bug and mosquito, has
tte eE cutting tin W the s p i In half Th% has stood cd the
hub on end in a wooden socket In, a fixed po-
sition. Bicycles are, pushed In between the
1t convenient for every user 70 stow his wheel
and remove 1t without interfering with any OF
the others.
Drinking by the, cyclometer," according TO =
member Of q Brooklyn bicycle club. lie a scheme
which was entirely his own. but has been