The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-16
INFORMATION FOR WuEE1MEx.
Routes to Popular Places and Whore to
Find Good Roads.

Find Good Roads.
Frank and Jack.-Speaking In sporting par
lance you can spend short week and have o
large time In either New Jersey or on Long
Island on your wheels You will do better to
start without any itinerary. 1t will spare COM
Functions every evening II you did not intend
to be elsewhere than where you are. You
will have q wider scope. geographically
in New Jersey than on Long Island. but
II you are strange to both you will
find more continuity OF good riding and
quite as much scenery on the island. In New
Jersey you should go down the coast to Asbury
Park aud back to Elizabeth. and you should
take In especially the Ramapo Valley. The
New Jersey division OF the l.. A. W. furnishes
guide books. For week on Long Island go
along the south shore to Montauk Point and
back on the north shore. and do not fail to take
In some OF the delightful paths through the
woods inIsuffolk county. Write TO II. B. Fuller
ton. Long Island Railroad. Long Island City.
for "A Cyclists Paradise" furnished free OF
charge.
Epglewood. Englcwood to Suffern ride
to Hackensack. turn to the right into Main
street and take Passaio street to the left out OF
the town: ride to Paramus and then turn to
the left to RidRewood. and turn to the right at
the Rouclere House there; three-quarters OF q
mile beyond. after crossing the bridge. turn to
the left and ride to Hohokus. From Hohokus.
which Is Sm EFT haze
'G 59 sssF'f IL sSfFR reu. to Boston
IN Soutiine, the ride j. ever the Central BrIass;
s s1i sss Bsts1 70 DHssRSd s s an
straight senG h tss rou,. TO
Long Island. Ii over the Merrick road and the
South Shore turnpike stra ght ahead to Bay
there to Edyewood. You reach the Herrick
A @estchsste route to Albany t was pub
lished ip THE Sun on July 2
C.See answer to Joseph F. Fulton to-day.
H. A. Lumh,- The route from the bridge to
the cyo:e nath is NJ Liberty street 70 Cinton
| then turn to tn" right 10 Dean street. turn to
the let To- Fourth avenue. turn to the right to
avenue turn to The right 10 Lincoln place turn
| to the left TO- Park circle. 20 across the plaza
and through the park, or around the outside to
+. Hanna. -fr3,m Newburg to JERSEY City the
route "a "l%ng Mi street It; ,t and Gn@ssiG ave,
and and ride Il to wallis gate junction; cross The
and continue over the bridge two miles be-
| low. and across the railroad, along the wind
EWS SaG to @ I'M aE and T sn
trail Valley to Newburg Junction. eighteen
river through Arden. Southfelds. Tuxedo
| Bloatspurg RRmapo and Millburn to SntTern
| The route between SufHern and Englewood TX
given In the answerto "EnRlewoOd." From
the last named place the ride Is direct and easy
| to the Fort Lee ferry. That lands you AT 10th
| street this city or. II you prefer, you can from
| Fort Lee 60 along the Hudson County Bouie-
yard to Jersey City and take your pick OF the
ii. r D~From broadway ferry. Brooklyn. to
| Lake Success. ride mp broadway TO Berry
| street, to Division avenue. to Bedford avenue.
| to Greene avenue. to Lewis avenue. 10 Han
| cock street. TO Bushwick avenue. to Jamaica
| avenue and through Jamaica to Queens. Here
| the road forks. There Is n blacksmith shop on
the rIght-hand side and past i the fork leads TO
Hrmpstead. Keep to the left and you, vi he
on the Jericho pike which you should follow
| leading TO the left marked v an L. A, w. sign
| board reading ITO Lake Success"
| Steady Reader and T. =. R.-FOr Midland
| Beach take the Staten Island ferry at the Bat
| terry to IT. George and go up the hill straight
| ahead from the Terry. and turn south on the
| first road you meet the Shore road continue
| on this 10 Fort Wadsworth. where the Finger
| board road begins. You will lind sign there
| Indicating II. About two miles along on the
| FinEerboard road you will reach fork The
| lett hand branch leads to South Beach. Keep
to the right. or nearly straight ahead, ana you
| will ride right into Midland Beach.
| Dusty Rhodes. The recipe 10 which you re-
| fer for porous tires was one furnished by Ii
rider OF con sdern BILE experience, who said that
| he and friends had tried IL successfully.