The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-26

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liam II. WiIisnson, New York, scratch, third. Tine
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DsnjTiJ Mcclashsy PsegT.sslyc cycl'r'' 10 yards
BALrrMoRE. Sent. ~25.-Frauk Waller. the
Flying Dutchman," has issued q challenge 70
Exc. SS aSa G EaGIs M EsSfsTn 5s p SeS TSi.d % rids I
race ,% To take SiSsp place ace on M any track IN the East
the Leading ProfesslonSi bicycle racers and the
morning to. organize an association Including
the s~uspended, riders and, come Of those WIG
will probably be suspended becauSe q their
ressntatIvo Of, the Interstate Fair Asso:
S %sss present. %s6 eight r. "a Fair the Ss. cSihIii0So MANAGE T1 g
TT SEt e g, aPPS Ss RSsFT the s sSslSap G Fl o 6rds :
the race meet. There are three professional
T pSSsss sG SSdSns to 5oy 3 tIH06p%o sTS Wiz iSE when tSs s ans
riders excluded. The meet will be a failure.
The entries for the event number about sixty.
sent word to the Suspended racers. that II they
would consent to ride Tomorrow. the fair assoc
Of suspension. The following aFreement was
then drawn and signed:
We. the undersigned. agree to eompete as preyi.
tionAl, Circuit meet TO be conducted by the great
i Rssins Son i4tr at Ah Isfnt %Sa, an Ss ss.lG Ins IF al I; any I; VI u
e ssra .sas e l z Cd; ! " nc. sSs;h.r N or o' S:I
the suspsn.ion nov impcssd on ceEtaip Of our nu%'
This action on our part ia taken With Inc under:
standing that the great interstate fair will conduct
the professional races II necessary, without regard
Eddy Bald, Tom Cooper, Arthur Gardiner. Orlando
j. Boyd Anderson.
Chairman Mott sent word to the Fair Associa-
ton on Friday afternoon that he could not be In
r rdsPeSn ia 1O tRs raSes. A Ae h prSp ssssfSd CAPT 70 Al XflS sS
q the Philadesphia Century, ThSsel@sn e BE-
to come here ia due, to his fear to meet them.
Tonight the suspended men are eTerting their
to induce them to ride tomorrow, and they
say they have, met with success 80 far. Another
meeting viii be held to-moEroT morning at 8
Some 9th bIcyclists here believe that Chair
AhbaA AASNN "lA ohh ~ lIO"so AlN tIub
an arrangement will be made by. which. the
races will be run under the L. A. W. auspices.
teqr races VIII probably be declared on. The
FAIR Association management expects to have
their track suspended; but say they prefer that
event has been largely advertised. and the
entry list is larger than that scheduled for any
track this season.
One Of u 9 places whore the Long Island Sign
Board Committee OF the i. A. W. can do some
effective work with the money Il has left ls at
Seventh avenue at BAY, Ridge; There are signs
tPH% sh at ffSSe IKE eb PDse p sslt'R q thIs avenu snf but a' At
the lower end. where there are no names OF
% sasGStS because on lS% p ssTsn i Is ave 6sSi Iesd1nEE oS SG
to q rail fence and a short lane that rum kerr
PUNK IN to q piece Of private land apd finishes.
wheelwoman riding to and fro for twenty min
utes in this blind distrlct. before she obtained
guidance to the fort itself.
To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sr: One
q eth the nm finest Tt sysliPg trips in the VICINITY Of New
HopatconE. q distance OF thirty-seven milos.
stead s Of riding t9 Newark over the nsadows
kki niflayd street rect ferries; or ths PeRnsylysnia
Tye2ty5third Street. Ferry. On arriving at
lid 81 aVs sSssn Ssr a. \ nHSS,, os Urn ~, ffsIs " r., ! 3sss:
t GSeiiry r street. follow se 6herr l5E Street Fr nSfth to
sas MGtitS G 16a | Mo- Morrl RTtSSsea b5eennSSHiIfIsn.
Dover; DC. to Lake HopatconG. This route Is
entirely maeadam excepting one block from
the route from Newark via Caldwell and Par
n,spa tes be n Peeomm esSS ', s9e flSdsG s SSe Fild itrs
VINO ike a piece OF bad road Tor a oh &