New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
THE GARDEN THRoNGED'
,,rvpEsr IN THE BICYCLE sHo" CON-
,rJNUEs UNDATED.

a
c,owrH OF THE BuSlNESs-iN
FEATURES OF THE EXHIBITION
RI. interest In the bicycle sno" n,r,na ,So
souare Garden continues una n. large a.
r,roon Yesterday the crown , A.. .
af'erhoon '.,~w. ~ 20 1890 o'clock the passage
e'e' raro ,rcom,ortabIy filled. Inc s'a.''i o""e's
49, particularly hospitaole anu no 'a''s ""s
.,,rd with those who were P - 80 -
,., ,,a b,o,hs The attendan'e "a S ~
,he ff,h dag Of the exn'0'
ANY OF the previous oa! nd u,hoe,men from, ALL
a.! - xow.Jersey Day. ana whee''he" i'o'" al
IL was 80 were present in large numbers
over W. yybeeImcn of Paterson came to the
i"o IN s,rons. carrying large lie banner. on
rhrh was the inscription: uNe Ne"-'e'SeS
..,re Asbury Park FOR les''
Zimmerman. the champion OF champions.
- working hard for NeW-Jerse!s cause All
I.rsev seems determined 10 have the annual
Ne" tho I. A. W. held Mt Asbury Park this
"e rho ANIMAL dinner OF the Tourist Wheelmen
!ea ss,d Of the Bartholdi Hotel last night. Among
.u.known New-Jersey wheelmen at the Gar
". lac, night were Frederick J. Keer. chairman Of
~" pc;,r Board Of the New-Jersey Division; Rob-
'ne eth chief consul Of the New-Jersey Division;
II Chamberlain. captain of the Union County
~ ,.,o-s. Frank overland and Henry S;rugnell, OF
i'oa. .. c,,v: James Z Holmes T. II. Emery, Of
.,..,,, highlands. and George Murdoch OF
Newark ~ J..
=, away BY the diplomatic head Of the Board
% Trade The National Cycling Exhibition Com
80. ,s the name of the organization which gave
- rsc.nt show at Chicago. This association Is
,o..d Of the three cycling journals of Chicago.
",. association objects to the Board Of Trade as
Inc charge OF the annual shows in the two
.,a. 7, was said last night that in case the
po,rd Of Trade show In Chicago next season
w., the National Cycling Exhibition Company
-ould run show there at the same time
co,onsl Pope the head OF the Pope Manufact-
,rv COMPANY was annoyed at rumor which
..ros ,okers had spread through the Garden. 1t
~. said that Colonel Pope would resign, and that
~, oo,eden,ial man. l.. S. Dow. was 10 be ap-
.a,,,sa president OF the company. There was no
.,,,,h IN The rumor The Wheel and Bearings"
I'm give a dinner tonight at the Arena to about
twenty cycling newspaper writer's
The music at the Garden was good yesterday.
and the trick riding of the experts on the raised
platform attracted the usual amount OF attention.
NINETY MILLION DOLLARS INVESTED.
Tho directors OF the National Board OF Trade Of
r,c,s Manufacturers held their annual meeting
Yesterday afternoon. Ninety million dollars In
vested IN the cycle trade was represented. The
.lec.,on Of officers resulted follows President.
A G. Spalding: first vice-president. X PhiHp tor-
rnully: second vice-president. George Pope treas
ursr W A. Reddng: secretary. A. kennedy-Chiid;
Executive Committee. R. Philip Gormully. Joseph
Mckee " F. Wilson. George Pope and r. l..
Coleman: Board OF Directors George Pope. Albert
G.. spalding R. Lindsay Coleman. C. F. smith
W r Wilson C. W. Dickerson. Joseph Mckee.
W Measure E C. Stearns. A. Kennedy-Chld. W.
] BrufY and W. A. Redding In his report. Secre-
tary Childs said
Since Its successful formation the Board OF Trade
C;oyprnment through the Interstate Commerce
Commission. as the representative authority on az
Ind
m msssr and selling. no legislative enactment
either State Federal that Is calculates 10 a ,hs
Board Of Trade being called In either for nstruc
m,tees to aid them. prominent among them being
the committee to investgate the relations between
Zee that has been enormously entitled the Press
Committee which really Vas called INTO es,s.ehce
end standing Of such publications as desire pat
ronage Of the members OF he Naionai hosia r co
he'd ;or The benefit primarily o, the trade. The
ronrd Of Trade undertook the management OF
NJ Sf o he Srsa, distance that number OF
etsrs 81 the yoSr TO qa to attend
ings. they have not been as numerous or as Men
% know that what have lacked IN numsricai
strength we have made up IN ureless ac'' wy;
aiken IN establishing business OF an international
has been ungrudsingy gwen 10 me
wide field OF usefulness all ready for the occupation
0. the Board OF Trade Of Cycle Manucacturrers
certed action and mutual confidence accompiishes
quickly that which individual: and fancie1 an. an
tayonsm could never succeed in. II the magnitude
OF the Industry of ten years hen may be computed
By its growth In the last decade. we believe that ms
corporation. wisely directed, viii become mighty
power for good.
The Bldwell-Tinkham Cycle Company have on ex-
hibs, at their stand No Il, a novelty which Is at
tracing much attention. and which is well worm
inspecting II is called the Tourist Carrier. and
Of all ind - lphs
goods Although II Is the first time that the bicycle
N any form has been put forward as a practical
business convenience in this country, IL Is not
one as In England there are over 10000 SINH.
red outside and With shelves inside. It is attract
70 affair and win no doubt become popular. Among
tourist and stearns wheels which also have their
admirers. particularly the twenty.poand mems wheel
great many special features. which Nessrs Wherett.
oven and BENEDICT. who are in charge. never tire
4 &; spaidins go, mixed up with the motor cycle
Yesterday. Some one .wagerei the newly elected
:sne. and yesterday mofnns ths ex baseball pitcher
made made the trial spaldins was unseated and the
ne following men connected with the cycling
sace resistered At the Cycle Show yesterday: f.
". 5. Aiwe r. T Badeiey. a. ". Brown, ". II.
Baker. a. L. Bronson, F. o. Beatty F. p. Bunkert
s.vsn f'f & Burke Ba1nard HS* cs .a
si%cod fHR s Rough Ebbsck Eh "
Eckhardt. S j. Francis. c. ". Fancher, D. +. Zero
+ ] Fitzgerald. ". X. Clifford. T.: f. Goodman
! Grover, Robert Gentle. II. g. Hancock, T. j.
Hutchinson c. ~ Huburt. r.. e. Hall. ". II.
iv.s. II, r.. Jennings. ". J. Kncwles C. J. Lewis
ana J. Morsr
J., A. Ogden. j. NJ Peters F. NJ Rarnsdeil, DR.
g. G. Halth e J. Ryan. T. X. .staley, G. Z.
SsiIfange W, f. Shut: Frank Strumpf. W. D. SRoo,r,
am 1ranord W C. Toppan. C. r Underwood, A.
ouSfner. A. Q. and r: Q. Very. E. s. Vrooman. l.
Il Withers. II. G. Wall. w j. Walker. stephen
vwaeher, II. NJ Withers H. i. Wilkins. William
T'eiey n. c. Wood W. y. White. \. L.. Withers.
A. Wells. H. g. Wheeler and J. G. Xander.
JOCKEY CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED.