New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
IN THE CYCLING WORLD
FARE ON THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE RE-
pUcEp TO CENT FOR wHEELMEN
A MEETING TO CONSIDER RAiLhoAp O"A"'''
FOR THE CARRIAGE OF BIcYcLEs-APPoiNI-
MENT OF COMMITTEE TO CONFER
WITH THE TRUNK LINE


MENr OF A COMMITTEE TO CONFER
WITH THE TRUNK LINE
ASSOCIATION.
r. aoo,rren have achieved another victory. ana
hereafter the toll for the cycle on the D'ooA.,
pridge will be only cent; that IT, as soon Dis '
tickets can be printed The Board OF lfuSees ~
49, pr,dye met Yesterday and Mayor Schieren maze
a merton that wheemen hereafter be allowed 70 pui
chase three tickets for five cents Presden, m Svx
amended the motion so as 10 ao" n.y. nont zach
as many tickets as they pleased al one uel. sa LII
This was carried In the mean time the Board VIZ M
petition the Legislature to allow IL 10 The netition
which was presented to the trustees was sH Sro,
feet long and contained the names OF IaV MAS pre-
pared by Alfred Reeves, of the Quill Club "hee'-
A meeting was held at the Cycle Board OF Trade
rooms IN the Vanderbilt Building yesterday u Sc
what action could be taken regarding the eAoeS'
cherges made bv some railroads for the carriage Vi
n,cvcles The meeting was called by w NJ bre"s-
ter the chairman of the Transportation oo, ,'
of the League OF American Wheeimeh. inc
Roard OF Trade was represented py 'osep'
and r. L. Coleman. and the League ., ~, oa
wheelmen by W. NJ. Brewster c. a. Sheena az"
II n N,ckerson A. c. Wilson the president Vi
the l. A. W; w. p. Sage. of the Associd'eu ~ .ie
Clubs OF New-Jersey. and Isaac b. Potter 'he O"..
Consul Of the l.. A. w for this STATE weie '1.a,
on invitation OF the joint committee. Ai'ei s'
hours deliberation. the Ioiiowint .i,-oor ~ the
eaSue Of American Wheenens transportation
Committee and OF the Cycle Board OF Iraae sspoca
a COMMITTEES 10 confer with the Trunk Line Assocas
ton II questions relating 20 M e,S.ad Mr.
BICYCLES by the railroads can be ad(usted NJ, nj
Mckee appointed G. r. Bidwel and William F. VII VII;
son to act with him, and Mr.: Brewster aR2o''o5 One
other name will be added the latter cGmmit1ee IN
the near future. Another meeting or the commit
tees will be held in about two weeks
TIL. popularity of the wheel among National
,salf est requests
for the use of drill floors for wheeling during the
coming season
The new Hudson County On. j. Boulevard VIII be
declared open on Thanksgiving Day. Wheelmen Will
celebrate the occasion by giving bicycle parade IN
The morning and having five and ten mile glciele
races In the afternoon. open 10 rloers III riuuso"
County.
The winter indoor season OF the Michaux Club will
begin at Bowmans Academy Thursday after
noon. The Interior Of the building Is being reprinted
and handsomely decorated. The club will have the
academy two mornings and two afternoons each
week the sessions lasting Tuesdays and Fridays
from a m. TO p. m. and on Mondays anu IhuIs
days from TO p m Ihere VIII De a uuaona ~,
the members thinking seriously OF DuluihS
clubhouse of their own.
r. Lindsey Coleman will give dinner at the
Kimball House in Atlanta 10 wheelmen on Novem-
Der so H. c. Palmer will have charge of the ar
rangements and will start for Atlanta on Monday
Mr. Palmer was instrumental in organizing the At
lanta Bicycle Club the first in that city, ana many
OF the prominent people of the city are members OF
the club Arrangements also making for a race
meet to be held on November 81
Cyclists desiring to join the League Of American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
blanks by sending name and address 10 cycling
Editor, New-York Tribune.