The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-23

ipEIlSinedsi thsthe could riGs on ) FSSSS eifests q q one
iorty glasses and ride forty miles and keep ft
for family prayers; He used his cyclometeT as
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bod not taken ANYTHING; II he drank two beers
culated that q ten-mile spin without pausing
entitled him to ten beers. In q, moment Of
low. whose wife was acquainted with his own.
A few days later the mileage. drlnker went out
q eight miles without haitinG. 1t was hot, and
the. eight glasses of lager were easily disposed
pc Pen IN 'h thS SSsfs' t Fl { Rh6n ho tRo Sn siTht It R 9sPe
thirst n5 k TSs E vi II. half sldDed mile oft Of hGSm aS b MG
ffSs sheet q, What 6SeiRg e lad TAKEN, va Was or Spga nS%s
three times. His wife calmly lit a match and
looked at his c~yciometer, She, made a, note OF
quick calculation she looked him sternly in tho
eye and said: According to your cyclometeE
know IT," After that. he changed his system,
but, his wife adhered to the old idea and kept
S miIal S5R Rl be r %ISs S %ifb sISss s. OF SesG i8r ey SnS
ho declares that IL he becomes q chronic in
ebriate it will not be his fault.
posed Hoboken extension ofthe Hudson County
boulevard. II will, form aconnecti9n with the
Street Ferry ITy'e H96ok ic1p IRIS fri vii viii iSS be- a reIiot
tSr cyclists residing uptown in this city when snn
B iSSf ware GO or re eIsS For n Iee. fI2dSe ssSttIn E Gl yiPe
that section Of New Jersey, Heretofore t6e
down to the Bergen section OF the boulevard
and then over the Mercer street yiaduct in Jer-
lows, 4 yiaduSt from the Bouieverd to fhir-
nue., where It viii run upthe side Of the Hill. con-
s IN Sisst !bSs L lsf / Se XII S SsssP SS5 I sSs 1 sSss &
along the Paterson plank road e Grace, street,
R Ra EnS aR f%dP PRs esffmat S1' cost Dc sG Is 's2 & RjlS a4 The g
brick. and tho balance Of the road will have a
way OF twenty-five feet on the viaduct. with two
sidewalks ten feet wide, The balance OF the
foot foSf sidssw walk Sc tTP ho road seGE viii TIps also w'f form " a com cen-
Meeting line between Jersey City and West Ho-
NJ FOR wHEELMEN.
J. L.-From New York to Camp Black. cross tho
bedford avenue; continue to Eastern Parkway, and
follow the latter to Howard avenue, to Bushwick Rv-
Jamaica; ride through Jamaica a. and G%I Hollis S TO Hemp %
stead turnpike, and continue to Hampstead, to Camp
!; =. NsFrow the Hudson County Boulevard to
S SsSIAiP T'fs dc ISGRRaT Leoniis 40 N G%diSSoSSufEE% ins q N1oSdi,
Highwood. Tcnahy, Cresskill, Domarest. Closter.
Tappan. Sparkill, Plermont, to Nyack. The roads
are in good condition.
8. C.-side path riding is prohibited in all the towns
on Long Island. 1t il not advisable to take any
chances II the roads are somewhat heavy in sections.
w s. E.-From New York TO Poughkeepsie, follow
the route to Bronx Park published in The Sun on
July q, as far as Fordham Landing road; continue
4 %d aGFa hope. h %Godisn sdhso &Ef@.f f%ase East S view. 1 sins
Sing. Croton, oscawana, Crugers. .Montrose, Centre
Jacksonville. Davenport Corners. Fishkill village,
Wappinger's Falls. to Poughkeepsie. The distance is
about eighty miles.
John II. Gibson.-From New York to Passaic. cross
the ferry at West l29th street to Fort Lee; continue
70 Leonia, to Bogota. TO rutherford. to Passaic.
NOTE.
A~natonAl circuit race meet will DO held OF AsburJ
Park on next Tuesday.