New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
WHEELS SPIN IN HARMONY
r,,psr MUSIC RIDE OF THE BROOKLYN
CYCLE CLUE.
-u,, INTEREST TAKEN IN TIE NEW oRGANizA-
TIoN AND A LONG LIST OF MhM"hi''
THE cLERMoNT-AvE RINK TO
BE A LIVELY PLACE

4 LIVELY Il-A'
The first music ride Of the members OF the iash-
,onsble cycle Club of Brooklyn was held al t"e
"'o~,,ont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn Yesterday
..rroon The cold weather. of course affected
o., attendance somewhat. still there was good
sized gathering present. and the afternoon was
,aseoA pleasantly for both spectators ara riders
The orchestra was installed in the balcony at
.ho eastern end of the building, and the lively
.;,s ~ the music seemed 20 inspire the rider;
- radonble their efforts. There were few COLI
49, and nobody was hurt. Many Of the women
members of the club expert riders. and many
an exciting brush was had during the afternoon
WILLIAM A. Webster. the courteous manager o;
tho Climb was here. there and everywhere, giving
information to the curious and giving valuable
assistance and advice 10 the novices.
The club already numbers over 200 subscribers
while the actual membership NUMBERS nearer 800
The head of a family subscribes. and his sub
scription. which costs him So. gives his family
the privileges of the club. Consequently one sub
scrlber may represent five or more members Each
subscriber is entitled TO membership for himself
his wife and his unmarried daughters and MINOR
sons. The members evincc the nveliest interest III
their club and the rev venture seems assure" -
success
Some OF the best known subscribers many u
whom were present at the music ride yes'e''"''
the following: 49,.
a. p Alvord. J. W. ,dams : - Naa' RaldW WIN
Allen. sylvester Blood ne e H cnedlci A. e
h hs1K N frederck Brown Graham bland
G Got Bn 1snne' " EarSss William Avery
Bromley, Charles l.. BoorHm X q or 6'r n Hama
s f. buchanan, Herbert NJ Bets Ch h;r- l;,G >
Burr % Ross Bn9ws cherry B%w
Bosg l. /. Busby, George A. Belts d. Bruno n,.
A Aiexander Cameron savSlor caniqni EdTarj
,.Iy f Gq5hS @smnSs iis. f s. n
T.. y.
Edward W. Ditmar; Edward Dods~, n. n. Dough
Ty william s ii Eg9ar 5e Sn'IR f FaSy co0nc
lanes Forney. James NJ Fuller. William F. Fuller.
G M EdT pon Gc SSIs Richmond Gb6 Miss Flor
ence Guern Edward NJ 'fdey fCodsnee Sih' Arn
a e;ibb CHARLES l. Scheren Colonel Albert A
Pope Stephen Huntington: A. H. Hart; william Inhr
Hoagland Hiss. Norma l. Hanley A. p He NE
W T. Hester. William NJ hoasland, w ,o ~ LEA
Francis l.. Hui. NJ Human. George. f. Idc. Miss
\ B. Jones John Jay e. f. JafNs%"' Pa s n
Frederick B. Pratt Minnie G. Plummer. Robert
A. Pinkeron L1Gus fa Prffcb ard"k kowa n
Palmer, George D. Pratt T.. A. Quinn. James r.
R BSSnsSm Frank RSGGd X Ro6 H.
Smith. {. II Smithers. Charles SimmorS, NJ
ehsrss N Moore X MeDefmo Francis ?
McCol. Howard McWillams. The Eey Th9 2T,
a. lam IfL %ah nr Francis L. Noble John b Morris
Henry )! e Xesm,h Miss Join, NostTand J. ., H.
Post Thomas Z. PeaTsaL, CIV }. pe pos5
j. George Johnson, William Jarvis. H. L. Judson'
Miss Jourdan Edward B. Jordan. Spencer Jennings
Frank Jourdan. w h. Jourdan. Henry Il. ketcham
c. L. Lutkens. John I.amarche, Vincent loeseT.
Thomas w. Lowell Chester r. Lawrence Guy
LOOMS James Il. Laing. Walter Lockett MISS
Percy Loclet. Henry ;. Lanpher. Mrs G. Merrill
j. H. MARS. Charles l.. Morse. Louis y T. snyhe
j. : Spencer. \. X. sloan Charles l.. ScnenGk. {.
d. She'll. Mrs. Helen X. Sumner. John H. Shult'.
ir Clarence T.. Smith. III. b. Scholes. MISS Eleanor
SPENCER. w :. futile George p. Tangeman. j. g.
Thompson, Edward Thavcr. Frank b. Tutue. g j.
Turner. jr.. c. II. Terry. j. p Topping the Rev i.
De Witt Talmage. f. W. Tuue. :. + Nickers'
Henry d. Nandeveer Miss NickeIs, Timothy J..
Woodruff. J T. Whitney T. H. Webster r. J.
Webster Charles s Whitney, Howard O. Wood
William A. Webster. william II. Wallace, Gustavns
Wallace w c. Wallace. Robert B. Woodward E.
son Wallace. Edwin c. Ward Charles W whitney,
James RI Williams and William w. Yallee.
The following programme has been arranged ior
Saturday night. at S O'Clock: Fancy riding. by the
Wilmot brothers Of England; polo game on
wheels followed by a drill by the instructors; nu-
sic ride by members 81 the club Subscribers TICK
cts will admit to all entertainments
Music rides will be held on "Wednesday afternoons
and Saturday evenings throughout the season
Wheels can be stored. Insured and cared Tor AT -
q month Lockers can be rented at - for the sea-
son. , D. 49,,
The rentals for wheels as follows: one hour
Including instruction. % cents five one our rldes
81: one-half day six hours, 81 25 one day. twelve
hours s.: one week. s.; TWO weeks. IS; three weeks
SO: on month, ST.