New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-27
CYCLING.
PROGRESS OF THE STATE cAMPA1GN.

PROGRESS OF THE STATE CAMPAIGS.
no OPPOSITION TO THE REGULAR TICKET EN-
psrrrD-A GOOD CARD At MANHATTAN
BEACH TO DAy-lLNToN MAKING
LAST EFFORT TO GET
MATCH WITH MICHAEL
Milo " BelGing. r.. the regular candidate for
Chief Consul of the New-York State Division OF
the League Of American Wheelmea. when seen
yesterday. said that things were moving a'ois
nicely IL declined 10 discuss the PROFANITY %
an opposition ticket apparently knowing noihihg
and caring less about H. Mr.. Beldihg saia ne '''
no, outlined any policy and that the pohcy OF .''s
division in case he was elected. would be 70 NEE
emergencies as they came up re dld Iio' ninirS
when the time came for iniroducinS y ne cor, con-
suate might not BE- able to carry o.. " pprajnd
friends confident that the regular uIh'" and
bv Belding and Full ron. Will he "'' 81, am
wae there is some iak Of an 9PpoIh, e tne comes
for putting sich IT, Nei IN the neid ihe oioslNi
forty-four state repr 'SentalAcs ms :r III tn.
OF sNty-four as was the case ias' 'I5te,ro,."
The dgurcs show however that the falling of up
the state has been greater In proportion , l." hi
d,stric, The first district this year. which In
cudes Manhattan, wiz nave iwen,y- th re- ae
last year brooklyn will have eleven Representa-
tives. instead Of fifteen. The list may De IN
\ good programme Of sprint races has been ar
ranged take place at Manhattan BeAch 'o-'ns.
All Of the fest professionals VIII take part IN '"'
two mile National championship race ana th'r'
will be other races for professionals and amateurs
The one-nile match race paced. hest two In ihree
between Michael ana Taylor ought ~ furnish an
interesting struggle The mon will he paced rom
start to hnlsh II the. ,s cancraly me
going threc-auaTters 4" H.c, u" - as -, ,rbch
case. there would no 1e much DOUBT as 10 VIII" VIZ,
iit,s difficltv i'm ouisprinting Michael in the last
quarter OF mile Paced az he way we ,,, taD.
favorable ne mlie aecoi44 ma Fnr> hnT,o todav 1cft
the CITY for Shecpshend Bay last nigh; 70 make
one aSl er0r 10 ,aiTrrae M aid that II he was
Successful in arranging match he would delay
his departure until after the race had taken place
Senior Consul Louis Rosenfeld. OF the League
Of American Whoemen Consulate. is interested
in the nroner Observance Of the rules Of the road
In referring 10 the destruction OF trees IN the pub
lie streets and highways. Mr.. Rosenfed says TINS
Is a most important matter during The summer ,e
months. on account Of the shade provided by inc
trees. aside from tho beauty OF the trees then
selves There Is in existence stri,i ordinanc" on
citizen 70 take note OF its existence and bring
offenders 10 book which would be an easy ina'I nd
parfment Of Parks that under the present condi-
single tree in the city Of New-York ten years
hence. Judging from the past ana ne aDsolule
which in my memory there once an
abundance. should say there IS no doubt tha' ne
Is right
The Pontiac wheenen. o, this city. was organ
tel on Tuesday evening with nearly htty members.
The temporary officers President. William II
Mackey. vice-president J. n Mclean: treasurer.
Dozen scear Auea Gro
financial secretary. VI Gilmore Inc clip at pres
ent occupies quarters al The KNeryiew Hotel
where the secretary may be addressed by mos" de-
string membership.
Charles T Earl and II Y. Reteu will ride Ave
mile race al the Ncwburs Whecimen's Labor Day
meet Entries FOR tbs meet will close on An
gus 70
The Morris Wheclmen has organized yachting
division known us the Morris Yaca'smcn. The
first open regatta Will b" held on september II
The Madison whec'r men vii make tour Of the
Highlands Long Branch. Asoury Park and Sea-
bright on Sunday.
Thomas Lee. the captain OF the Qun club Wheel
men returned the city Yesterday Mr. Lee. as
member Of the Naval Reserves. has been on ,hs
roads Of Staten Island for tomorrow
The Union League wheemen will have club
run for women Coney Island tomorrow The
cycls-s viii len the cluhhouse At m
bad acciden, recently happeacd 20 John II
Hudson. IT. m" hilii'Nr i'l--'llfiii'' '4'' iA'
Wa training al Point Pleasant. y J.. preparing
for an attempt AT the 80 lr and 80 mile records.
when he fell and broke hts arm !n two places II
Will be TWO months before he can ride again
In conjunction with the carnival of sports OF
the New-Jersey Athletic club. which will be held
on the clubs grounds AZ Bayonne on September ..
TWO bicycle races VIII be gwen They VIII be n
mile Vice and mile handicap The mile novice
race has attracted the larger entry Of the TWO
Entries close with James J. sullivan. Nos. 10 and
| 1S Park Place. This city. to-day
Cyclists desiring n Join the League o, American
Wheenen may obtain fun printed Information and
membership blanks by sending their names and ad-
dresses 20 the Cycling Editor % The Tribune
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