New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
THE CYCLING WORLD.
THE EXPULSION OF TITUS, CABANNE AND
MURPHY.
A. c. sPALDING THE EMPLOYER OF THE MEN
MAY TEST THE MATTER IN THE COURTS

G. sPALDING THE EMPLOYER OF THE MEN
MAY TEST THE MATTER IN THE COURTS
OTHER WHEELING NEWS.
Tho emulsion Of Titus. Cabanne and Murphy by
the Racing Board of the League Of American WneeI-
men was the topic among wheeimeh yes'e'D"S.
The ruling OF the Board Is couched IN such 'e''ns
that Its exact meaning cannot be misnteipre'eo' IL
means that those three Class stars are deoarreu
from further racing in this country just as thor-
ouph.y as Nichols and others away back in the 'os
were blacklisted by the National Baseball League
hose players never had the ban removed. but 1t re-
mains 10 be whether the penalty inhc,ea upU
the three racing men will be as severe. Prominent
wheelmen. when seen YESTERDAY SEEMED ~ , ron
that the Racing Board had been rather severe upon
the trio unless the Board has more evidence thah
that already given out.
Chief Consul Potter OF this State. when seen about
the expulsion, said that he did not feel that ne was
IN position TO discuss the question for the reason
that he received official notification that the
Racing Board had taken any such action
A. G. Spaldng said he had Only heard the rumor
that such decision had been made, and hesitated
to talk about the affair until an Official announce
ment was made by the chairman Of the Racing
Board. Such a decision would be such pecullar
one that Mr. Spalding to think it VIII hardly
hold either in Law Or at the coming National AS
sembly meeting the cyclists de5rs 10 ma 1ot in
position to answer the question as to whether the
frm would sue the l. \ W for what ne consa tter
considerable thought and would consult with his al
iorneys.
The Kings County Wheelmen celebrated the Tor
NAL opening Of their clubhouse in Bedford-ave'
Brooklyn. last night. and the handsome building
was crowded with the members Of the cub and the
invited guests from the other wheeling organizations
In Brooklyn. There a smoker.
The party Of wheelmen who will so 10 Atlanta to-
day will leave on the f40 .ran the Pennsylvania
Railroad. The whee,men will arrive at Atlanta az
1855 D. m. tomorrow. The Coleman dinner will be
held at the Kmba House Saturday night the
bicycle parade VIII take place In the morning OF
that day. and the in the afternoon. 1t will be
''Wheelmen's Day az the Exposition. The party
from this city will return Monday afternoon.
The New-York Central Railroad Company has
just adopted a form of bicycle ticket which pro-
vides for the transportation Of wheels on the New
York Central and branches. and also contains a
release and does not require the signature of the
owner when claiming his wheel. These tickets are
In two parts. The upper part is to be detached and
handed TO the baggagemaster with the bicycle; the
retained by the owner, who hands it to the bag
gagemaster and is allowed to take his wheel at
once. The company has also reduced its minimum
rate from to Is cents. while ii has fixed 81 the
maximum charge for any distance On the line. The
new arrangements will come into operation De-
cember l.
Cyclists desiring TO join the League of American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
blanks by sending name and address 10 Cycling Edi-
tor, New-York Tribune