The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-08

THE NATIONAL MEET
How the Wheelmen Will
Spend the Week at
Asbury Park,
RINGS SONS ATHLETES COMPETE
Exciting Races ou the Boulevard
Saturday Afternoon --0n the
Diamond.
RINGS SONS ATHLETES COMPETE

The following is the official programme
for the National L. w. meet whicn
begins at Asbury Park today, with in
formation to Z. A. W. members. The
meet will be attended by a large number
of wheelmen:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and locating visit
ors. Business headquarters are at the
club house of the a. P. w, Bangs ave
nue., near Main street. Go there and
register so that YOU will be sure to re-
ceive your mail and kilograms. Also get
there your tickets for all privileges,
badges. etc., due to L.. A. w. members.
Have your League card with you. New
Jersey Division Headquarters at the club
house of the A. P. w. You can check
your wheel and nave it cleaned at Educa-
tional Hall, FirstE and Second avenues,
Emory street and Grand avenue. Wheels
checked free of charge for L. A. w.
members. Racks for wheels will be
found at the beach where wheels will be
checked free for L. A.e1EV. members.
T~uesday-Run to Long Branch. leaving
club house at $50. led by j. n. Conway.
Run to Spring Lake. leaving club house
at 10 A. NJ, led by H. E. Martin. Parade.
starting at 8 P. NJ. formation at go,
get your place in line. After parade,
clam bake at Rhode Island Point go min
utes run from club house, rendered by
the A P. w. to the National and Divis-
ion officials. Two afternoon trips to sea
on yacht Emma B.. Captains Newman
and Pearse, free to L. A. w. members.
Run to Manasquan. the home of thinner
man. then Point Pleasant, leaving the
club house at 10 A. NJ. under the leader
ship of Arthur A. Zimmerman.
X~o5oocJ, ~ an-nranfu en- erfqirrnaO
to be announced on the bulletin board.
Grand national full dress hop at the
auditorium rendered by the A. p. W. to
L. A. w. members and ladies accom-
panying them.
Wednesday-Two morning and two af-
ternoon trips to sea on yacht Emma B.,
Captains Newman and Pearse. Free to
L. A. W. members.
Thursday-Run to Pleasure Bay, Rum
son and Seabright. Leave club house at
$3.50 a. n. Trial heats of races, free to
NJ. Races. commencing at $50 F. NJ
Carnival OF Wesley Lake, with .decora-
tons. i~luminations and a grand pyro-
Frlday-Run to .Easontown AND Red
Bank. under the leadership of Charles
II. Ig Fra Leage club h a5ey a, +. " ".
boron and West End. under the leader
ship of J. c. Berrang,, Leave club house
"A. L. w. at ~ a. NJ. 1Tla1 uCSlS "
races. commencing at 10 A. NJ. Free to
/. A. W. members. Races, commencing
at 2:3o P. NJ. Run to Ocean Hotel. Long
Branch. leaving club house at ? n.
member at reduced rates.
saturday-Run 70 Belmar, Spring Ia. E
Camp. leaving club house at 10 a. NJ,
under the leadership of r.. +. Smith:
Trial heats of races, commencing at 10
R 4. n, com nres io a at "a $50 Y =. NJ. " eo,npli.
mentary hops at all The principal hotels.
The survivors in the century run OF the
sey, from Newark to Asbury Park. came
In on schedule time Saturday evening OF
the $50 entries about 400 started from
Newark and about $50 finished. The Mer-
Ger County Wheelmen won the 500 silver
cup offered by the Asbury Park Wheel
men to the club having the largest num-
Der of survivors. They started with ll5
riders, four of whom were women. ana
finished with 81. The second prize, offered
by the Asbury Park Wheelmen, 2 $50 sill
Wheelmen with so survivors out OF. less
than so starters. The Hackensack Wheel
men had the third largest number OF sur
: Twenty-fve Asbury Park Wheelmen
started. and all finished. Ten Triangle
M Wheel Ss1 Of y the T = NJ started Jared +
and all survived. The Columbia Cyclers
of Philadelphia with eleven starters, all
of whom finished, won the Pennsylvania
Eight women started in the run and
every one finished. Among them was Miss
Bindrine of Brooklyn. who has a former
century record of 7 hours IA minutes. The
Mercer men were determined to bring in
as many riders as possible and some of
them who became greatly fatigued were
assisted by their fellow club men who
towed them with ropes. More than a hum
dred Asbury Park Wheelmen met the CEN
turians on the shore road from Long
Branch and escorted them into town. The
borough officials and committees in tally
10 coaches headed the procession at the
finish