The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-05
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WILL BE A GALA DAY
Clio Wheelmen Add New
Features to the Demon
stration Of Thanks
giving Day.
JERSEY CITY LEAGUE BoWLERs
Doolittles and Nonpareils Win
Double Yictories-Pool and
Athletic Notes.
JERSEY CITY LEAGUE BoWLERs

The Road Committee of the Clio
Wheelmen met last evening at the cup
quarters in Crescent Hall for the pur-
pose of making further arrangements
for the big Boulevard parade on Thanks
giving Day. Having met with so much
success in the preliminary arrangements,
the committee decided to lengthen the
programme so as to carry the celebra-
ton into the night. With this end in
view, the has arranged for an
indoor bicycle carnival to be held at
Salter's pavilion, in Bayonne. Well known
trick riders will be engaged to give ex-
hibitions and to vary the programme Mr..
Thomas Longfield, the champion roller
skater of Hudson County, will give an
exhibition and meet all corners in a
match race for any distance. Dancing
will also be one of the features. and the
wheelmen and wheelwomen who partici-
pate in the parade will receive cards of
admission.
To make the racing programme in the
afternoon more attractive, a five mile
handicap race open to riders of Hud-
son and Essex Counties, has been added.
Valuable prizes will be awarded in this
event and a large entry list is looked
for. The committee also decided to pre-
sent pretty silver souvenir spoons to the
wheelwomen who participate in the pa
rade. The spoon will be of special de-
sign and the BOW will be suitably in
scribed.
A most anco,,a DINO latter uas received
nros eneulasias Iee.el was W.,
York. The letter in full is as follows
New York. November A, 1895.
MI; T. z; Lyongheldm 49, ,ard ,nst
/ TO hand and contents n0tpd In rGDlN.
Would d say t that 0iff'g regret Very much not
Isl inst on aa aeesu y " fba Szea4SRer hhnf
+ i t5ys on are acc deeniv q in rne Medtl in his i
af1air and VIII 90 az IN their power TO
fn5I na II Tia, a success rs IS PIease enc me a Iae
What arrangemsents have been made for
race az and an obliae Z ene tep hhhe hanuicap
az "Au Yor pnae,ur
<WILLIAM A. WHITLEY.
Captain Greenwich Wheelmen.
In addition to the Greenwich Wheel
men. the Universities and the Century
Cycie Cup ana White Star Cycle CUB,
OF newark nave promised 10 taKe part
N me paraue, me oelegatloh OF Vlsleiis
Wheelmen promises to be a large n
Castle Point CyeIers.
e Ulliaiu VI ne Nastie
folht Cyciers IS FURNISHING much enthu-
siasm for the Hoboken pedal pushers.
The games attract the members to the
| CluD quarters IN large numOGrS and GX-
pert shots are greeted with much an
plause. The games scheduled for Friday
night were between c. EberstalIer and c..
Lange and Otto j. Kaegebehn, the latter
Hna ag peen sapstltuted oy the social
scheduled against his brother. Alfred,
Wh2 Is suffering from a severe attack
Conceded his onpanent ten noints hit
this proved too big a handicap for him.
asafnst Io4 fog PgharsFa f 1ar ~ ~ Ivy po dfts
points Lange led by il, but in the wind,
up E9erstaLer mace a great rally, run
shot. LANCE needed one m6re n @i;5y
made it. and, the game was his. George
= Tbe D lennsgd a g as reIeree arg scorer
committee. as H. G. iapngep IS als oy s3 the
a an Mr.. Kaegebehn consented to play it
Uranium sheeiiheh.
The Lake Hopatcong run of the
Arcanum Wheelmen scbeduled for todav
~. 49, aoalaua5 &C - 4e'
mas peen aeclareo OIL ana instead the
boulevard
rharo = ~
bers as e who viii capture aie0I the PIE psiz nss Of
leren py freSloent YUM Tor the Uest dec
odatea Wnsei IN the pig Boulexard par
aae on h~nanRsgtxang Day. There is
every 1nalcatlon mat the Areanum Club
WneeiS n me VIII De among the most
pre'eiy uecofateo.
kht y
A century ch,b has baen orronizaa :,
pnao,Ims e.; aii ~
BROOKLYN It's purpose being to promote
century riding and control road records
for the States of Nov, vorL NJ, Ion.ov
oh 1Sc" jersey,
pennsylvania, massachusetts, and Con-
necticut. A committee, comprising A.
RI RAYMOND T uil1ars n n6 pnn4ia
A q EoIarson n . Ta;.aaa. a-
Frank wilson has been annointed
Not onIv IS tba TrnivsrsitN Of pannsv,
yanfa looming I'm with . bie, so1ad Of
track racing men. hut the bicvc1a is ex-
tensiyeiy used by the students in q gen
| eral way. The recent distinguished con-
verts of the bicycle at tbe University arc
Professor John Bach McMaster, the
eminent American historian, and Profess
sor Roland p. Faulkner, the well known
StatIstlclan. They both ride to and
from college on their wheels. A bicycle
organization has been formed in the COL
lege department, having for its object
dents who ride to college. They have
secured a room in the basement in which
to keep their wheels.
For winter riding the tires should be
pumped hard. TINS will lessen the rid
ers chances OF slipping. because a soft
tire rolls in the rim and thus naturally
TENDS 10 ald the Sllpping Inclination.
fraaen md r,,stv re also 1ess Iisbln a.
nave the inner tube ''nipped" by a stone,
with a puncture resultlng
aeree6 70 bovcott the Pennsvlya MS
| Railroad on account of the company's