New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
CYCLING NOTES AND NEWS.
\ NEW SOCIAL GLIB ORGANIZED CROWDS On
THE BOULEVARD And At THE MlCiIAiN
1Ir.E ENTERTAINMENT

CLUE EN- Ekl AN MN
The new social cycling club organized by Mrs.
Robert Jafrray will sivc its first music ride ana
entertainment at Godcns cycling Academy. no.
23i West Forty-fourth-st.. tonight Among me
members OF the new club are Mr. and Mrs Robert
Jaffray. Mrs. Dwight. Mrs. Williamson. Mrs Van
Bruen. Mrs. H. \. Stimson Mr. and Mrs l. \.
Davidson :. Williams. Richard Brown. Mrs. /. {.
Lccch, Mrs. Carson. Mrs. Cary Mrs. Yonson. Mrs
L. f. Danfor;h. Miss Van Vyck. Mrs. LOOMS.
Miss Lucy Schwab. Mrs. X. Ha!nsford. Miss
Lewis Mrs. f.. Howell. Mrs. Atcrbury. Mr.
and Mrs. Mayo Smith. Miss Nash. Mrs. COL
gate Mrs. Colby Mrs. 5. Il. Ivison Mrs Giles, Mr.
Whococa Mrs. L. Young. Mrs +. Chapman Mrs
L. G. Keller and Mrs benjamin Norton. The In
structors or the club are r. 6. Chads"y y j.
kecler and T. Hagerman.
The boulevard was in excellent condition for nd
ing yesterday. and large crowd mad" the tour
from. Sixteth-st. to Onc-hundrod and four'h-st
and return during the afternoon. The hiGh winds
made riding rather laborious. but the wh"'lmcn
enjoyed the sensation when going with IN" "inI
The many members Of tn Micnaux club enjoyed
their usual Monday afternoon ride At Bowman 81
Academy yesterday. Tho academy was open 20
the general public until O'Clock when all riiers
and spectators who were not members OF IN" club
were asked TO retire.
President Wilson. OF the /. y. W. now taxes
a more ro.eaIc view OF the situation. ami he pre-
diets that this will be the livelIcst years IN tn"
history OF cycling.
Tho PENNSYLVANIA State Division Of tho l.. \. ".
has sent on, 2o"o copies OF the road book for that
state which has been thoroughly revised u u also
proposed to issue A road map ~ Pennsylvania. and
also A list Of local consuls and League hotels
The adoption Of the two-class racing ru,eS hy IN"
Scotch Cyclists Union. the determination ~ the
Canadian Wheelmen's Association TO 10 IN" same
at It's annual meeting next month. and thu an
nounccment that ;hat system IL under consideration
for adoption by the cycling Legislators In Germany.
IS regarded 10y officials Of the l.. \. " as an mi,
cation that the cycling bodies throughout the word
will adopt the two-class rue eventually. Ia fns-
land however. tho National cyclists Mon has re-
fused 10 adopt the system. AMI a. result IN"
racing element j. In some disorder
the llyng Of the tracks 10y m" Newark Traction
Company VII not. IL Is said. interfere III any way
with the annual Irvington-MiburT race. which Viii
Mcssrs' Boglrt Perkins and Connc were. the
winners in the pool tournament recently held by
the Riverside whceimcr.
The FAC; tina, since Isaac T. Potter has been at the
helm Of the Empire state Division the member ,
snip list has gone NJ from near h cnd 10 second
place in the l.. i. ". shows that Mr. Potter under
stands his business thoroughly.
The annual dinner % the METROPOLITAN Associa-
ton OF cycling clubs will be held at the Columbia
on March q Tickcts. at s. each are now on sale
Horscncn who have been travelling over ~" new
cycling path In Brooklyn are lk'.y 20 be b. Iighi
Park Commissioner Squer has detailed three po-
Uccmen 70 watch N" path. and has Instructed th'
officers 10 arrest any horseman who uses the cyce
The cycling department Of the Xavier Athletic
club is In our!s1ng condition Tn" hrst run 81 IN"
whcemen viii h. held next sunday evening from The
Tho annual meeting Of tn Manhattan Hcyc'"
Cub wa he'd ast NIGHT anl ths Flowing otic,rs
dent g. H. Cohen; trustees. '. +. PeAn am J.
Never. treasurer. Joseph Odiman; secretary. Il. J."
ant. Il. 6 Belts: second lieutenant. G. !. Dmick
There was 10 contest.