New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
IN TILE CYCLING WORLD.

sPALDrHG's MADISON SQUARE GARDEN PIAN9
OTHER NEWS AND NOTES FOR wIIEELMEN.
On Monday A. G. Spalding 6 Brothers VIII OPP"
the cycling academy tho roof OF the N'"''
S1uaro Garden. Those who have visited inc ''o
garden pronounce II ideal place Tor 'V''l'S'' "
fact the novice as we'll IA the expert VIII DO i'"
with tho surroundings The roof garden WIZ w
,,,Ior tina MANAGEMENT OF George X. Bidweh MI
Ridvell is enthusiastic tho scheme ana say '
that this riding academy Will havo me I"'h''.
floor area in the city. The instruction ueI'' I'M
will be under the management or 'o"'P'''
cycling instructor who has had seNeraI E''''
experience in the business. and he will have I'M
Tor hin, several assistants II is intended 10 haVo
the lessons private and by appointment 'he''o>
insur1ng the pupil the entire attention o. 'h' III
strrctor during the lesson
In MAY tho roof garden is 20 be used FOR other
purposes and then Spalding VIII transfer inc 'N
cling academy to the amphiihcatre. THIS VIII 'a"e
rlace right after the Sportsmen's Exhibition -
held There Will be an eight to nine lap u''N,
yybero the expert riders can enjoy themselves ana
in the centre the instructors will teach the no'l'S
bov 70 ride Every afternoon beginning az 2
o'clock the Garden will be thrown open 10 mo
rublic There Will be music and carnlvals al reg
MAR intervals. During the morning inc 'd''''
VIII be open only 10 women and children
cyclists desiring 20 join the I"agu" OF American
Uheelrnen may obtain iull printed information ana
blanks by sending name and address 10 the '}'""s
Editor Nev-York Tribune.
Tho Liberty Whcclmcn have secured a plot %
ground in brooklyn and Viii begin Work AT "i'''
LAYING out a track. Tho track VIII be % cement
three laps 10 the mile
Tho Mercury Wheemen. % Flushing. hav" So
cured a new clubhouse in Amty-st. and VIII take
possession in May
p,ewood and Hackensack for the men and women
OF the club The cyclists viii leave tho club quar-
,ers a, broadway and Fifty-second-st. at l-.9
= m take the Fort Leo ferry and proceed BY h'
direct course possibl" 70 Ens!ewood ana
Hackensack. The run FOR male members 'o-""o''
~" The "tci. pain In brooklyn yesterday was IN
really good condition. and many wn"r'he" "'"' '''
4 meeting q the newspaper men WI be- ~, hra "a, "a,
the Everett House on TUESDAY h.rht i'I I'd" -,
pose OF organizing a club similar ID scope 10 III"
Press club OF Boston
dav IL was stated that the mcmhrrship ~ ihr clnp
has swelled 10 10. The House COMMITTEE hH.
AT the next meeting The constitution ana bylaws
were read and ntopied nid II was d'. '.'' ,''"i
by "a membership invitation. be sent to ~" various
n"wspapers. The board OF ''tr. 'yf n; an,
Wooley. Charles Goyan csp'a'n 81 ~" IT. ,nn ,
club was made he Pres Whccimru. instead -
the Press cycle club The Stercotypers tlHh has
dlsbanded ana viii Join tn ranks q ~" Pr
Il firm foundation 10y The milll" % next mot,h
YonIer- wheeimcn hail with delight The Ir!b.
une's agitation OF using the old Croton AGueiuct
ror = cycle path. g. william Currau. president of
tie Yonkcre Bicycle club .aii yesterday
w" are delighted that The Tribune has taken
this matter up. We hay" often thought thnt ine
ola aquoduc' might be utilized for "a cycle path
and now that a paper OF SO Viii" an iutu"nc" as
The Tribune is agi,ning me matter. "" hope loon
20 be riding on the coveted ground W" az" going
. do our part 10 accomplish Ia" cnl Ia view. IN"
club meets next Friday urht ana resolutions VIII
be- passed commenting Tho Irlhun" for is course
IN the matter ami urging the proper department
10 grant III" request
Vhe matter has been generally discussed by m
attached whc"lin"n, and ~" movement has inc
support Of the YOukrrs cyclcfs.