The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-20

happen 70 Be having . 6rufh. But this Insohino
Ssc enssu nSIiS, % %San LINER InssS l oEP::rh Ia fSS 'ES9ss;
after making one extra circuit, the, score init
mile: 1 isp,"S so no one could mistake the SituS-
tion.
novel family. party that attracted general
attention wheeled along Riverside Drive yester'
day. IT. was a man on a tricycle. that had evil
IDENTITY been built to order and zig EisGsd With q
aged about and 5 respectively, and behind them
on her own wheel rode the mother. The, yepng.
p prem hsp SpppT p%roSaSiy because they we're
bound for the beach to dig sand, iOr, under their
pals used BY children AZ Concy Island. As tho
party passed one ofthe hotels on the boulevard,
where n crowd sat on the porch: II was hailed
with hand ~clnppinE and a shout Of bravo"
her poodle out in a basket on the front Of the
wheel. When she fret began to be a tamilisr
the dog lady" but recently a new oddity has
appeared that. so far as known. goes the freaks
young man who rides a nickel.pleted wheel slt-
ting In scorchOr position, and carries on his back
s sShGSi a aSSSito c isTFset; to ma MAINTAIN G n his ii. position, tho
same as do the dogs that are sometimes seen on
woman and the man with The dog have become
well known by sight TO trequenters OF the Coney
as as'" "thS Sy doS' pG msim nm1 '"S and stSo dogs papS"
They received this designation frem a party OF
club riders recently Wnen tho TWO canine peLb
went by within q few minutes Of each other.
The Racing Board Of che L. A. W. has placed
organizations 10 which all sanctions for races
will he refused in the future. This action is the
ton of tho League rules. Chairman Mott has
issued the foIlowing bulletin:
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nSIiingt9n "a, vi 1ISo G;l0S M,J's i; Ii P SSmsrid Hsni s:Io sHl 4.
Omaha, s.o;I! ! \. ). Han, Omaha, ii,Ois; Peter wat
transferred to the Professional Glass;. W. vet
Riders suipended~H. G. Moran. washinston. until
June %. ,9s. for overwhelmingly lanEnaSe on the
caIiows ~ 'S@S ". I. + rFoniitc. il. K. 'seoysmitS, .. i.
Peabody, ard F $. Puryn. Concord, n. H.. to July "a,
1898, for riding in unsanctioned races
As the cycling season advances, claimants for
n nSs R TsSSFas s soS Sp Of t5e {. a, ". has Ia SeetlUasdi
notification Of n new worlds unpaced record by
ton tor OF OF tho ffsm %nthe nj 1Sgvo OF the G@' nS s% t aeures IL
now in progress. Hamilton was the first rider
to two GOT Sin snH SnpfMfG iS Time aimo 'w wss so EGO 1 81. ''G Then =
Walter Sanger tied Hamilton's figures, and
to 1863 Is. On June l2 last. at tho Club Park
track at Denver, Hamilton covered the
It RDi Is ~ clai@od. IN was l;'G timed lp'' b! oompetsat
officials, but it was not made. SO 1t Is
Necessary StS to procure a sanction from the Racing
Board for record trials. In q Ero1t many cases,
notably HamiitoR,s trial this rule is decidedly
man may find tho weather conditionsa and track
decidedly favorable for a record trial. and may
ords while an official sanction 10 lacking. Con.
aiderable doubt exists as to what position tho
L. A. w. will assume upon tho application for
that II the officials at tho trial wore satisfactory
the Racing Board should stretch o point and
recognize the performance.
Bicycle riders show utter disregard for park
rPpllatiDnS in HrO0klYn. The use of tho aide
paths encircling Prospect Park Is accorded to
s syoid so an% q through "a FSsSl th e P DiE kmia IN Eoigr 81 to th Sna
from the S SyG IL FI1nnS In order Ora n to to SvSid n HSGi,
various trolley car lines stop. signs are placed
instructing riders to dismount and exercise
caution in crossing the entrance. Three out Of
every five cyclists disregard tho regulation and
tho police are repeatedly forced to warn and
often threaten riders with arrest for disregard
ing the rules.
Tho explosion Of a tire on q pacing quad"
which resulted in the fall Of and injury to
three riders at Manhattan Beach recently. has
induced racing mon and pacing crews to e5er-
Terrill, and Stone, who were on the pacing ma
chine. received some severe injuries. as they
tire burst. Toylore. the French mitddie-distancs
man, who wasfollowing the pace. had a narrow
siys on tracks where punches Of s%p5rinterS and
middle-distance men train daily: Each racer
and tho careless Of the single rider
and pacemakers in taking tho turing and passing
serious aeeident at some one Of Tho Big training
camps. In practice work riders should. be par
ticular to exercise care. as tho clement of danger
10 large.
FOR wHEELMEN.
Jr-Trom Gate: Avenue, %Brooklyn: to Ha5lsH on
S1.S sns s to rn .lesytfaiG% . sSsS' t srsnus CROSS % g 70 ho~
York; eros. rwenty.fonrth street to Madison STCH1C.
'h a. K so a.@FPo sn I sro a%i!n e 70 y SSrshpoi.. L. l.. ride to
Eastern Parkway and go to Jamaica iolIew Fulton
MincolR; at this poIat turn left and ride TO Hampstead
Vile. East Sorwich. Cold spring. Huntington. Green.
lawn. and Elwood; continue toward CommAck. taking
{. M:G1From Bristol, Pa, to Washington, D. c..
tide to PhlladelPhia; continue to Lancaster Pike. to
course. Lancaster. Millersville, Rock Hill. safe Har-
Grace. BeISlr. Benson. Record. Greenwood, Gun.
powder River, Cub Hin. Lauraville, Hall Springs.
ley Grove. Laurel. Contoc. BeltsviIIe, Hyattsviiie and
j. B.Hif.' From New York to Washington follow
route to Phii1dsipGiH published in Tue SIN June lsi
SSS miles; . It i'net SayisaSis to sl,oT route BE-:
verse route from Baltimore to FhiladeiP6ia via Re.
6t'l made %'i nIetiy IN a Sea aa sTyn in T fsiT wos al nao trip can
Constant Reader:-FromN New York to Danbury via
Haven published in THE SUI on June la; then ride to
Derby Ta%y,, A 1"F4om k f%n,G 2r and R 2sH b TGrk 70 s..p,r.
Dor ride 70 East Ninety, ninth street and take the
s9S "ssn 50 TO- 0 MeTPre 81" road to Sl spTiasao 10 p IyaSTao io
Rockville Centre, Mi!lhurG, FTseport; Merrick, Sea:
SHEaa!e' p sngEille' SHAH nayPoE T:v sa'cs MSr1ci. East RAJ;
Moriches. Esstport, speonk. W'sthampton, Quogue.
East 9uogue. Good Ground. Canoe Place. Art vi
lRge. southampton. Water Mills. Bridgehampton. to
Sag HArbor.
Cape May, Atlantic City aud New Jersey coast, no.
verse Washington route to Philadelphia. then ride to
Camden, Gloucester. Woodbury.. hantus, BarneSburo,
Pitman Grove, G~lasshoro, Franklinville. Malaga,
, Newheld. MillvIlle, Port Elizabeth. Dorchester, Lees.
) burg, West Creek. North Dennisyille, South Dennis
3 VILE, Goshen, Cape May Court House. Rio Grande.
b Cold Spring, TO Cape May; ride from Cape May to
) Atlantic city, and then 10 Egg Har6or, to Harmon.
ton, Columbia, BatstO, Green Bank, New Gretna,
Tuckertuu, Manahawkin. Barnegat, FoSked River.
Toms River. Lakewood. Point Pleasant. Asbury
Park, Deal. Elbernu, Long Branch. Monmouth Beach,
. S~eabright, Highland Beach. Atlantic Highlands.
+ W j. f,-Route TO Philadelphia was published in
: THE SCS on June l2.
&c, wolr.-From brooklyn Bridge to Patchoguo,
L. l., ride to Prospect Park and continue through ia.
. msicA 20 Queens. From latter place follow route to
sag Harbor published in The sUS to-day as far as
PatchORue.
, l., IIerschbach.-l. Route to Philadelphia was pub
> lished In The SUS on June ~. z. ] alrmOunt Park,