The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12
and dealers declare that there is little call for
the bright snamels and full or half-nickeled
bicycles nOwadhys.

big meets declare that the racing. mon aro
ices have beer, eondcmn9i BY the racing
officials, Of the Lenguo, At the state eiIcnls
freeman and d. L. stevens resulted in causing
Tom Cooper TO take a nasty fall. Both riders
We poS SlSSQTIT mDU... s STs TT or ;prr i@s Rae" Of
Of disqualification. there, is likely to bo
loose work in professional events this. sea.
son. Cooper was forcoi out of the lead in his
race. and fortunately did not receive more than
some Of the big races last season all sorts OF de-.
vices were rcsortcd to overcome the lead OF a
rules viii keep tho riders in subsection. and It is
f felt ih ni the hSsinS h Board snop rSr ins 81 %Ct1 ss
team work in competition events.
NOTES.
A meeting OF the Royal Arcanum wheelmen OF
The CANADIAN Wheelmcn's Association has sus.
pended Fred L%ouRhcad, the well known professional
rider, for fifteen days, for riding at an unSNnctloned
Waiter sanger, who recently declared that he was
pete In local meets IN tho vicinity OF his home. NIL
:. W. Hamilton, the Denver rider. promises to
figure prominently in record events thla year. He
has reduced the twomile unpaced record to 4 min
The noted cycle dor race was held at Berlin on
riders as Chase, Fischer and Hoocher. The distance
was 100 Kilometres. ,BonhouIs's time was z hours 3
minutes II 40 seconds. The first prize was oH75.
Tom Butler, who IL riding under the auspices Of the
National Track Team association. ia performing bril-
The Fountain Ferry Cycle and A. A. has elected the
President. o. v Lawson; Second Vice, President. R.F.
MAXWELL Treasurer, +. Ledman, Secretary. ,. Allison.
at the hands OF new men in Europe this year, Alta
recent meeting held at Leipzig willie Arena, the
two events.
The annual state meet Of the Indiana division of
Thomas j, Keenan, OF PIttsbnrs. First vice.Presi-
dent Of the l.. A. W, is recovering from a serious ILL.,
The twenty.rourhour cucS Cup race will take
| nf In GFvafnl ain NFppE N lin ~ mt IN.
This race is one OF the leading amateur fixtures OF
George banker, the weil.known PIttsburg rider,
intends to resume racing. He is in training for the
PRECEDENT Krietenstein Of the Century Road Club of
America has appointed joseph Davis Of south Nor
The Ave and twenty Ave mile amateur, tho nve and
s sTTrmits snpR n Tsc ssG Of t tSe National rp GysIists' U fnSGF Of
England will be hold at Norwich on June 20.
FOR wuEEIMEN.
and q T Tl1 S1 -t1o1 ARp syr TO a b AT.&dy, E'E 3. TGs9 % "ynnS he
held on Eighteenth avenue.
take the ferry at the Eattery to st. deorSe. Staten
Island, ride through Staten Island to TompkInsville.
Keyport. Red bank. Long Branch. Eiberon., Deal,
As6ury Park; Belmar. Spring Lake. Sea Girt, Manas'
The roads are nrstclass.
cross the ferry at the battery to st. George; take the
Richmond road; and; following the railroad tracks,
y. Grimss.-Appiy to the Chief Consul OF the Con.
neciicnt division OF the /" A; w., He is located at
IhiukSI'ih' aNd N"' u'h'o SpH WI NS ShS ~
l.. ". SMITH. From South Durham to Albany.
ride to AGRA, Cairo, Cairo Junction. Leeds. Catskill;
Gross the u H EnYo ' Then -L go to s hndssn; .o SiGSkp port;
Gr.sn6ush, and Greenbush to Albany, 3. From
Kingston to panbury and New Fairfield. Conn. 60 to
continue to Manchester. La Orange. Hopeweli Juno.
Iion. Green Haven: Vest Paving, Whaley,s Pond.
and New Fsirneid. -"
B B..R. b. b.-Fro SS' New = S York to Nynck. cross the ferry
at l.0th ,treet TO Fort Lee; continue to Hacksnsack.
ME Goo~dwin-From New York to Travers Island,
nue.. to W"stchester avenue; continue and cross the
B Ba9n Ghe EiTsTi to &c R,r !nTSus 90 T Tni"nPG Isln MH'' Chester
RS T:-From New York to Newburg. cross the
Bosota, Arcoin, Paramus. RIdFswood, HiehokHs. waid:'
wick. Allendale, Ram.ays. Nahwnh. sunNrn. IInI.
burr el5nn KNam1Hp q S Tnnn. on Ssn Tg1eG Soi,.t soq TI1nssns
Mills. Woodbury. Falls, Highland Falls, Mountninville,
good: The distanee "a Sbon5 nftyseven miles.
and New Lonaos. ride from. this Sity to " Vest chester;
continue to New Rochelle, Larrhmont. Mamnr"nsck.
wax. south SSrw S,o! We',HSTi So", pG,@, J, Bridge @s%
Clinton, Ssybrooke. Lyme. Mantle. Grsnitrviils and
s tom: fhen go VI via sr psq nonocR to Mystic s"s 1 Brlasc )" s S%!:
inRton. weqnebconock, Westerly. .Potterns nm.
denc.; 90 to East Providencs. silver spring. River.
TO Middletcwna and Newport:
james Horan FROM Brooklyn TO Fall River. Mass,
follow route to Providence published in The SUN to-
day. then cross 70 Indian Point; ride to Seekonis.
North Swansea, Swansea Centre AMI brayton; cross
r. s.-From New York to Winthrop. Conn. follow
far as Madison: then ride to Winthrop.
Mott Haven; follow II isSth street t to Wills III avenue to o
Third avenue. To Westchrster avenue. 70 Unionport;
i TanDa. w to W Ssw cR RocGsi} ts' 10 SeW E"Y EaSn,iis, r faiiS%
tho BOSTON Post Road to Larchm"nt. through Mama.
through Fast Port Chester. TO ReIl Haven. Greenwich.
MisnTs, Stamford, Noroton' Darien' Norwalk' to
v. a K.F,O% New York to PhGadSIphlA via
tiin"e to Irvington, Hilton, MII6urn' SmrincGeId
Scotch Plains; PIaintield; New Market, Bound Brook.
Hopeweii. Pennington. Trenton, Bristol, FranEfori,
TO Philadelphia. The dIstauce is about l05 miles.
j. r. f:-From New york; Northamrton. Mass,
starting from oHnra the c ciTf E follow in wt the n9aISy RI,hg to
ard after crossing the bridge. follow Featherbed
to KinssbEldGe. Yonkers. Hastings, Dobb's Ferry.
Irvingron; Tarrytown; sing Sing. Croton; ,oscawana.
to Annsy lie, Garrison; cold ,SnrIns. ,Nelsonyille,
P Pave, % Ptn GOFn osn.,a! F ,s,1 IN ,,N v In,;sS D, wspp PIN ,6s
old TURNPIKE TO Pleasant VALLEY to washlpEton IIol.
to Armenia to sharon. LaEe"ilio, Salisbury. s]hcnieid..
South %Rgremont, Great Burlington. Van DuEenvillo.
boro, New Ashford. south wriiarnstown to Williams.
town; continue to PownSlI, Hoosac Tunnel station.
Shelhnruc, Greenfield. Deerneld, North Hatfield, TO
E.C.-From New York to the Gravesend Ray race
track. ride to Prospect Park Plaza; 60 through tho
S. Rosrnthal-l. From NHw York to Lake George
via Saratoga follow the route published In THE SUN
to-day to POnghkoensie; continue TO Hyde Park.
Red Hook, Clrrmont. Blue Stores. Mex lnstryville.
Hudson. stockport. Stuyvesant Falls. Undertook.
SChodack Centre, Greenbush. to Albany; from this
point ride to West Troy. to Cohoes. Waterford. Fort
Miller, saltwater. Mechanicsville, Malteville. Sara.
toga; then reverse route 10 MechAnIcsyille and con.
tinue TO Bemis Heights, Schuylerville. Sorthumber.
land. ThOmpson's Mils, Fort Edward, Sandy Hin.
Glens Falls, Caldwell to Lake George. 2. The west
side Of The Hudson.
G. S.-From Liberty street TO the Polo grounds.
ride to Nassau street, TO City Hall, to Chambers
street. to Hudson street, Eighth avenue. to the Boulc'
ward. to Eleventh avenue. To l55th street.
SpoTt--From New York to OscRwnna Island. follow
route to Osrawana published in THE Sun to-day under
the initials ]. r.. Ir, and then ride to the island.
+. Mexico. From New York 10 Philadelphia, fol.
low route published, In THr SsrN today, via Somer'
VILE. 2. To Fort Schuyler. follow route to East Nor.
walk published IN THE SuS to-day. as far as West
Chester, then take road to Fort SCHUYLER.
Constant R~sRdcr.-From West New Brighton TO
Nva"k, ride 10 81. GrOrge: take ferry to New York,
ride 10 Central Park. and up to the ferry nj West
I2ath street then follow route published In THE SUN
to-day under initials II II, d,
hivrryi"w.-from New York TO ROTOR Point. Conn,
follow Newport rout" published In TnE SuS to-day as
far AS Stamford continue to Noroton, then to ROTOR