New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
CYCLING NEWS AND NOTES.

ARRANGING FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL CYCLE
sHow-THE BROOKLYN DIFFICULTY SETTLED.
one Of the objects of Walter Burnham's recent
visit to Chicago was to arrange with President A.
c. Spading for the second annual National 'yc'e
Show in the West. II was decided that II would b.
for the best interests OF the Board Of Trade to secure
If possible the "a Regiment Armory and Battery
ID Building in Mchis ln-ave. Chicago, where the
Cycle Show he'd in January last.
Negotiations were entered into with the National
Cycle Exhibition CO npany OF Chicago ana Presi-
dent Spading made an agreement with that com
pany whereby the cycle Board of Trade sanctions
the holding Of the second annual cycle Snow in that
building Cor the w-sk from January 70 Jan
uary H. 1886. The acton has been approved by the
Executive Committee of the Board of Trade
The show will open on Saturday ana c.ose on sat
urday following. Exhibits Will be received at the
show two days prior to the opening and exhibitors
Will also have the days following the Close OF
the show for the removal Of exhibits.
Negotiations are now under way for the National
Show to be held in New-York in January, 1896, and
a special train will be run from Chicago u New
York for the removal Of exhibits
There has been considerable misunderstanding all
around concerning the position Of the Brooklyn clubs
in arranging for the State and the Good Roads
Association fixing the opening Of the cycle path The
different factions met yesterday and an amcabIe
settlement was reached in a few minutes. Both
ceremonies will be celebrated the same day. June
Is and If the present arranGments are carried out
there will be conflict; in fact each set of officials
will be of material assistance the other. Il IS
proposed that the cycle path be opened at early
hour and those who wish go right from the
cycle path opening TO the State meet at Manhattan
Beach. So what looked like unpleasant quarrel
and an airing of grievances, has been averted by a
cycling diplomat.
Isaac b. Potter says that It is only matter 0f
a short time before the League Of American Wheel
must take up professionals, and he Is convinced
that this will be done at the next meeting Of the Ma
tional Assembly. II not sooner. There j. no reason
why all wheelmen OF good moral character should
not under the banner Of the l.. A. W." said the
chief consul. 'As il is now man Is an amateur
simply because he Is not fast enough 10 be Class
Il man"
making lively race Of it for supremacy in l.. \
w. membership. Consul Potter wants 10 shake off
, Pennsylvania and draw alongside Of Massachusetts.
The annual elections Of the South brooklyn
Wheelmen and the Liberty Wheemen Will b. held
at their respective clubhOuses tomorrow night.
At the New-YOrk State meet, - be he'd on June
IS there will be three State championship contests
and one metropolitan championship All the pro-
ceeis viii go 10 the Good Roads projects
The captain of the Lexington Wheelmen has called
1.-THE following club for the month: April l. to
Washington Bridge. start at 231 D. m; April Il,
10 Yonkers 1920 d. m. April 81 10 City Isl
and. at 1890 m: April Is. 10 COney Island.
start 1890 m: May a. 10 Plainfeld. y. j.. start
at a m. Also there will be Saturday afternoon
runs, taking supper each place returning In the
evening: April 49, 20 Coney Island, start at y. m.
April o. Cosmopolitan Park start at D. m. All
club start from the clubhouse No. 80 Lexng-
ton-hve.
blanks by sending name and address 10 the cycling
Editor, New-YOrk Tribune.