New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-12
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OFFICES.
PROTESTING AGAINST TIE INDIsCRIMTNATE USE
OF THE CYCLE PATII-NoTEs AND CON-

PROTESTING AGAINST TIE INDIsCRIMINArE USE
OF THE CYCLE PATH-NoTEs AND CON-
MENrs or INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.
The Executive Committee of the Natlona. Cycle
BOARD Of Trade mas opened an office In this city as
the permanent headquarters Of the corporation y
suit of rooms has been rented In the Vanderbilt
Building Beekman and Nassau SIS. a room mas
been secured for holding meetings and conferences
with other societies. in another room z. r. Franks
will always be in attendance. Franks Is the aisLs
tant secretary.
President Splillng and the mbers Of the Exec
utve Committee recognizing the demands that the
proper attention to the boards interests deserve ami
owing to the fact that the members of the various
committees are somewhat far apart decided that
assistance should at once be secured for the pres-
dent. Executive Committee and other committees
and with this object IN view the services of Walter
Burnham have been secured. Mr.. Burnha.1 Is an
attorney. Mr.. Spaldng has by letter invited every
member Of the board to iay before il suggestions
OF such new business may achieve the desired
result
Satisfaction has been expressed at the central To-
cation Of tho Offices in this city
with a view to regularity and continuity OF action,
MIR Spalding has suggested to the members of the
corporation that they perform ak their transactions
make all thelr reports and issue their Official com
muncations through the home Office. Members de-
string any advice or assistance from the board VIII
at all times receive prompt attention by addressing
the cycle Board Of Trade.
Wheemen I'm Brooklyn are complaining that the
cycle track on the boulevard has been cut up
badly that l. is In wretched condition ana 1t
cannot he used by cyc.e riders.
The BROOKLYN Bicycle club has not given much
attention to road runs fer. but change Is PROB
able There is some TAX In the club OF appointing
a committee which il to try 10 stimulate interest
IN road riding ~ the club . ,< ,,,
Secretary Eoune'.. o. the Ncw-Nork B1seOa.l cap
viii have charge of Manhattan Field this year ~
that the track at the field will BE formed with banks
at the corners and made fast and safe as posi-
Mlrv Sargent fionkins ls the Editor OF The
Whcciwoman" a new cycling paper just issued IN
Boston. A the name implies. the paper Is ne
voted to women who ride wheel ana 70 the con
In a race between Elmer Edwards and Flying
Jib the PAGER. driven by Joseph Mcdowell. at san
Francisco. recently, the PAGER won, after Il Cos'
race. The half mile was covered IN ~" ana u'
mile In 200
A. Edmund Hndlck president or ;he Metropoli-
tan Association OF cycling Clubs has selected tn
following chairmcn 81 committees from tho board
OF trustee: Race Committee. W G. NJ Hotze.
Prospect Whcclmeu; Streets and Roads Commlttce.
Committee ~ Eicl-n Castl" Point Cvcicrs; Po-
llucal Action r. O. Belts. Manhattan bicycie
club. Social Committee. Acoiph S,ah f.am,Tcy
Jersey civ Wheclmen. ". \. prah5e. ATLANTA
Wheclmen. T. !. 9. Martin. planfeld Bcyc"
club. Frederick Kcer Hudson County Wheelmen.
and y Sinhl. oiram"rcy Wheelmen
II s said that ticor,, e. smith. tho fast rider %
this CITY. will tom m" S;earns racing team
80 contest is eNpeci3 over INC annual ,.aT'on .,
thr Hudson County Nhc' linen. which VIII AK
r',oc shortly go .hc now officers OF the club will
probably - follows: Frank Erland; presdeni.
Thomas a. CGddy vc"-preaidcnt; Homer y
Groone. secretary: j. Charles Appieby Frelorck
+ Kerr Nyron j. Furs'. Robert II. Wobckc ana
Edward ~ Smith. trustees.