New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

the details ~ the fOu9hkfep-l" Wf"i m Labor
Day reached this city too late for publication yes
'erday. The moot was hold II fhe Hu1so7 River
Driving Park before large and enthusiastio a.
tendance Of spectators p r. Allen. ~ BROOKLYN
showed up Wei. winning thu one NIL" handicap,
Perry r Wilson the race Tor novio"s 7rA 81
Esse'styn captured tho Dutchess County Champion
ship. +. Il. 'sshin non the 80 ciae. rtce
Milo " Redng ir Tho chief consul - N.
rosgu" ~ American Whoelmen f1r IRIS STAT.
has called meeting ~ m" r"pr.entatlves
NJ the different cycling association 70 be h.l.
80 l32 Sasfau-s'. on Friday afternoon
While Mr.. Bedding does not fee inclined 70
discuss m" sGbje ~ This time. ~ - said that
he has received cornunication from Bridge
Commissioner Shea. and fha' IS the reason that
he ~ GsNd ,H@ is mss.ns %, H. mite
that another session would not Re called unless
something tanSib" could be seen in re distance
Commis'ioner Shea has toward cycle pain On ths
Bridge superintendent Martin na- done most of
the vneemen q the district DO not Ike Possibly
Comm sioner shea Doc, rot agree vii VI Martin
The Interest displayed nv thn park Official. IN
Brooklyn 70 get the cycle paths In shspe for the
road race Last Monday s 70 oe commended bs' how
much more commendabA it would 80 II no samp
interest w1s displayed in keeping an - 'ae roads
Then the park officials would come IN Tor puzzle
blessing from the riding a1d drfing lphi- - wei
RIDERS SUSPENDED OR TRANSFERRED.
MANY RIDERS ARE srvKING rFrNsrA-EvENr-
THE OUTLAW PLANS FAILURE
Chicago SEPT 5-The League If American Wheel
man Racing Board has made announoenne1,s AZ
follows.
The suspension Of Edgar 5: Bsrooe o. Mcdonald
Psnn nag s,s sxSige4 ,b n35 d %, Ts"sr'
fessionsl for violation Of Clause q. The rider
CorGarg has been suspended for free months
f.oT n Aqs"'' - '''' ana H''' $50 '''''' ny me
For co % f 5 tor r a ID FOR .o
suspended indefinitely and transferred % the pro
tsssonal claIs rsssstFa d An-o1 C3nn
chester. W s. Fem. Bristol cyrus Grange, and
For officiating A. ursanctiared r'ces ,hA follow
ing riders have been ruled OF III tracks for N IN
definite period Il Seymour z b aney
Fabev' a sHoomaker. r Golden JOHN s and
pets; Kennedy ali OF Hartford
For comPsting a. unssncS9g1i 49,
Wai. enc PERI Elzsbeis. ? . s,srer. BuNao
don. + En gland Fred Sim. washington
For ' 81 RG NIX D os9 a sad W ' oIS 9
son. II New-York have been declared professionals
ana suspendea, until septsm6s. - i.r ..... ,...
q " Crook Edward PAarson ! r Hughes WI
IAN Smith and Al Cnamher!ai1; ~ brooA.ln
and William Cohen NJ Ne~-l ork. have 1es7 sls-
pended indefinitely
For orfciatirg at unsanc,ionsi races wl,.sm
Keurt. Karl I.eck y y Dayis I.aeC Bo..e7
Hinklin. Marion. Ohio. 'har.es kfurf. Relie.or.
taine Ohio ru'sd on all League ~ American
Wheelmen tracks for one year from August Il.
1891
II is said here that mos ~ fae r.7, ssora
riders and many ~ TIE amateur ris-s as we.
realizing thar NE outlaw novewsr' has been
failure have made applications N Chairman Ger
ZACH for reinstatement r. the LesgL- Of American
Wheelren The professional promoters la1 prom
ised much but the promises have not matera.izef.
l. Il reported that few az The professions, riders
who have followed the outlaw recruits H7fe r-afs
one-rfth of The money that hey made lri"r ilA
slck Of the rebellion.
For other sports last paRe.