New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
WHEELMEN APPROVE. THE ROOF GAR
DEN CYCLE SCHOOLS.

WHAT CYCLISTS ARE DOING EvERYWHERE-AN-
OTHER ROOF GARDEN SCHOOL PROPOSED.
The publication in The Tribune yesterday 'hat d
cycling schoo! would be opened IN the TOOL s'fueh
at Madison Square Garden was one oi '"e -"''
topcs OF converse lion among local wheeiihen "Heer
men generally ndor. Ell the idea ana inc Sche"'e
may spread further , e.
rrh ,oca, bead os a large manufacturing firm
sat1 Yesterday that he thought that root-garden
cvcnp schools were innovation IN the rish oi'ec-
ton and he kept the telegraph wires ousy iaS
night irving to find site for another cychhs schooi
in midair. .. -
nual openng of the bicycle academy at f'-iZi rat
bush-aye soon. Mr.. Schwalbach eX'ends Il coru'a'
invitation to all and for those who enjoy Fancy
and trick riding a good programme is PROMISED
The formation of high class bicycle c'"o9 "o'" Il"
Rrooklyn and New-YOrk has causeu tue Sed9o" W
omen earlier than usual. and the manager OF the
Gormully & Jenery Company says that 'hey nave
done more business during the months OF feoruaiy
and March than mas peeh uo"e N"'''7 ~ ~
winter heretofore
Cb,ef Consul Potter says that letters have been
receyel from the newly appointed consuls IN many
counties ana the greatest interest is SHOWN IN an
directions Ninety thousand new Application oianNs
have been printed this week. and are being sent III
all directions throughout the State. lie desires the
r.,nes Of League members who are willing 10 ala
in the work Of building mp the New-fork meinotF-
shin and Nll supply all such members Win tnc
necessary apple ton blanks and circulars 'er'h-
cafes OF appointment are being sent 10 a" inc
pe,x, appointed consuls. and the mailing OF these
certificates viii be concluded ou'i"s '"' '0''
week. go
Tho frs, number of the ~. a. W. Bulletin will
BE out April T. and will 80 to all the members Oh
the New-Yor. State Division. II will contain ohcai
communications from the Chief Consul to the mem
bers OF the division
The Potter Guide Board bill has passed the AS
semblv and is now In the Senate with excellent
prospects of passing that body.
The State Meet for 1895 will probably be held AZ
COney Island. and will include race meet
theatre party dance and one or more popular
runs The profits OF this meet Will be devoted On
trcly TO the improvement OF side paths or the cree
ton of guideboards on Long Island, or the phbhca-
ton OF a special guidebook for wheelmen OF the
Mc,ropolltan district. may be Determined by the
wheemen members OF the J." y. w resblnS 'h
Kings County. chief Consul Potter has invited
committees OF the various Brooklyn clubs to meet
him at the Brooklyn Bicycle club house to make
preliminary arrangements FOR the meet
The chief consul proposes that the net prohts OF
all League meets In this State shall be turned over
TO the Good Roads Fund for the beneht OF the
,yheenen In the county where the meets are held.
instead OF being turned into club treasures. as
the male members Of the Mchaux Club VIII hay
a road run on sunday II IT Goes noi fa'" ~ ne
WAY and Fifty scCond-st.. at ii a. m, ana the run
viii be 10 COney Island and return
Reports from suburban brooklyn say that the
new cycle path which runs from prospect fhtk 10
Couev Island is badly cut up ana that me ~ho.'
surface has been torn up and plough"I by ~"
numbering wheels OF trucks ana other vehicles
The Concord cycling club has elected the fol-
lowing officers T. NJ Clark. president. n. {. M'll"T.
vlcc-prcsident J. VI. Landau. secretary q + sonar
fenbcrg troasurrr. VI. Conrad. sergeant q, arms,
+ j. Miller. captain. T OGrady irsi Heutenant'
6; Swocny. second lieutenant Tn" nrst run or IN"
season viii De- 20 Flushing l.. /. Aprh e.
AsburV Park enthusiasts pr"Iict ih't IN" Hl''
TO be- held there will bee the best IN the history 81
he l. 4 " Arrangements have been mad" ~
raise a fund OF $1,000 for the entertainment OF
visitors. 800 ,
meeting Of the Ncn-York Wh"rlmcn vii be
htid AT 30 " West ne-hundred-aud twenty -thlrI,
81 tonight standing committees VIII De anuolni"l
j. H. r. and Oihc-s-Thc main road to C'n"y Is a u
is good FOR a mite two beyond prospect FhiK.
The cycle path Is not In condition for udlng ana II
The annual election OF The Kings county Wheel
men held AT the dubious. IN Bediotd-aN';
Rrooklyn last night. The regular ticket hcadcI
bv T. : Bowdish. easily. tn" oflce.s
elected l. Bowdish. pres dent; : D. Ora
ham vice president. George \. N"edhdm. captain.
W H. Graham. first lieutenant. W. Mckinley, II,
second Lieutenant. u. Morehoush treasurer; g Nc
I.arcn. assistant treasurer, ". H. KAY secretary;
W r. Bcnn. assistant secretary governors, Tor
three years, u. Mclean; FOR two years. {; J. Long:
for one year W T. Tway for uncxpired term ~
G. a Martin Charles Schwalbach; chairman az
Race Committee. H. l.. Powell.
The recent performance al the Criterion Theatre
netted the X. G. w. 5000. ~
fented II. $. Blackman. Beckwth winning all eleven
games 49, r., ,,
May ! and ready for occupancy on June