The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-18

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,. Ths regular EsssosIStI %OG q GyycI msst G1Sb Of to t6E h Iisss
last night at Bader's Hotel on Ocean Parkway
and sRdrS oon Tsgd Island : rSId read t6;ot the tSey bad jasTDa "A
that the Comptroller had been authorized to
have ths road on HHTwag ro SyenS Sro leading to
@e@bered That this associsti9n started t6S
F FaSiy on TSTwsy avenue. which lssds to d:
bridge e0 was s,d mot 9p np On p r sRx months Sonf5siS Seo % aSa
was practically useless to cyclists. This associa-
ton on went to Sr Tq PIX to have t6d i 4 p Siif Be "a GoD Dro RGII
bring Joy to cyclists. The committee, also re:
ported that fifteen wheeling clubs had entered
Monday next at the, Palace alleys. The Race
Committee reported that the Kings County
tSe soad Pn Ssa n6 Dse fhi Gw repoft ' Was 'r Accepted tSt
The club is thinking OF holding Z, cycle, show.
and President John Barnett and Michael FurSt
were appointed q TO see II IL would
be advisable to do SO.
BosToN. Oct ia; n; Curtis StrIs,S OF ro Merid en-.
tween New York and thislcity to-day. covering
the distance between the two cities IN eighteen
t Gassg a shsn made sei O t6e 9 RiEStxiHSs % leaving a hall
to make such good time as Curtis. partially
owing to very poor pace, casey arrived
Il tais f ieit t tSe Es% york 6isz o fall 'at f f5!s6
4; NJ, paced ,by, Paul Thomas. He covered the
nine miles to lSsth street n 4 81 b minutes na,Itn o as
FF.aP.p Liking. and whlis On the road iosit, his
lantern. which necessitated a stop Of hall an
B hGHE 9pta a az S;f6 f 4. N. a 1s oS SrriVed at n Ne sfis
den at $40, paced by F. W. Fiddler and W b.
Allen on a tandem. Casey got ci Into B pn5 nifst
i frSm O MsTide9 70 to his aar tSSsSy'sSw william RGST G GaSe
ley and Alexander, Mains paced them and
they arrived at e:39 o'clock. On the E S?a TO to
pacing. which proved too much for Casey. and
he. dropped behind; They arrived in SPRING
asbdd at S Tine. or w. i Te B % i and %he " l. o. Pens m.
Curtis in at 3;45. or forty-ive minutes ahead p
tacked on behind a tandem ridden by Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen. the latter having made one record.
begun. The tandem set, a hot pace. cover
ing the distance in three hours and ten min
SO minutes. or a twenty.seve -mile-an-honr
gait. They. arrived in this city at I:Q2 N;
Curtis was in good condition when ne jumped nI
ford House. where he had a bath and rub down.
after which he ate q hearty supper ana was ~
He said, however. that he would never attempt
to cover the distance again.
NOTES.
and hill climbing contest Of The Associated Cycling
Clubs Of this city until next spring.
Inc motifs Nneellnen VIII nOlu u TONtu ~ W
Westchester course on election day.
The l.. A. W. enrolled TIA new members during
the past week, swelling the total membership to
pA,616.
William Fl. Ricketts, receiver of the Bevelgere Cycle
Company, OF which Theron Baldwin of 30 Broadway
was President, on the application OF Meyer Klein,
who received q judgmen against the company Tor
$40, on which S25 was paid.
The Legion of Honor Wheelmen had q haR.raihing
on Sunday at HRmblin'B. on the Coney Island boule-
ward, wheEe the club has it's headquarters. Nearly
the entire membership attended, and the occasion
was made one of great celebration; The nag was
presented to the club by friends of the members.
The Long Island Wheelmen have completed the
extension of their house at 1891 Bedford avenue,
Brooklyn. and are now planning some decided
changes in the arrangement Of the interior; The SEQ
ond floor will be divided into three rooms by means
of fretwork and %portieres, and the walls and ceilings
decorated. The middle division will be a reception
room, the front division q parior and the room In ne
rear. now used as a buffet, will be a card room. inc
alterations will be 80 carried out that when needed
these three rooms can be thrown into one.
Tonight another meeting Of the Wheelmen's Jubi-
lee Parade Organization will be held at Eighth ave-
nue. and Fifty sixth street at 8: 80 O'Clock. The com-
mittee reports that the work on arrangements 10
progressing nicely.
been racing in France, was scheduled to sail for this
country to-day.