New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
IN THE CYCLING WORLD
GENERAL, APPROVAL OF THE TRIR' NJ :
WIEELPATH SUGGESTION
CORPORATION COUNSEL SCOTT HEA"'l''
FAvoRs Ir-MATTERs OF INTEREST TO

coppop ALTON COUNSEL. SCOTT HEARTILY
rAyons Ir-MArTERs OF INTEREST TO
wIIEEIMEN GENERALLY.
c,,-s,s doslrine to ioln the League Of American
Wbee.men may obtain fun printed information anu
h,anls he sending name and address 10 the CScnhs
Editor New-York Tribune.
II Is now said that Callahan, the hul'o M" "
speed has about made up his nina 10 'u'" P'U
fassi,nal and go to Europe 10 race for casa. ~
scems to be about time for the j. ~ w 10 "uop'
- ,,;os 1, for professionals. There y no reason WI!
the organization should 10; control pToles''oh'i
racing. ..,.,.
..sonotor" Morgan arrived in the city yesterday
after a successful tour through the west ne S'l
,h,, tho whole cycling industry OF the West II III
a furnishing condition. MORGAN stopper OWL j"
e.r,cn.n ~ 500 John :. Johnson but missed MN
Johnson will reach the city to-day ana ms ir'e"'S
say that he viii certainly 90 II Europe ana us''ho
a professional 49, a,... ,,s,ar
zimmerman lodged his friends in THIS ciiy y's'ei
d,,. and wont back to Freehold. y. j.. where bis-
! moss interests cain his attention just now "'m
,rr,or,s friends say that the champion VII PACK
bi,,solf f, the proposed race with Iouben ana 'Aa'
| h. will not ask anybody ease to contribute Inc
| necessary $500. . 49,.
! 4 aien,,oh from London yesterday intimaieS that
| n padual the director OF the Bundio-3eine racing
| ,,,Ls has offered TO back zimmerman against
| tIo,,,,ar FOR Il Op at any distance. NJ CranickS'
! Uouben's financial aid and adviser, says 'h"' ~
| y,ond nrefcr that the stakes be made smaller p"e
! thousand dollars would come nearer ho"o'" ''''
| OF a match.
rh. members Of the cycling department Of the
NeU,York Athletic cub Will enjoy their ahh"al u''
| nor in the gymnasium OF the Clubhouse !" "'''
Fifty-nfth-st tonight
Tho animal dinner Of the Metropolitan Assoc alton
! ~ Cy,il-g clubs Will be held at the Columbia III
FmIrteen N hist. tomorrow nshi'
| "yes fayor the scheme most heartily. SAID
] la
| The Trii.unc's suggestion to transform the ''l
ao,Ioiuct into a cycle path Il suppose that VIII
h. riding on the path myself before long as 'Ner>
hody els. seems to be gong wheeling these dANs
| The iaea IL an admirable one ana ca" see h'
objections TO having it carried out
! Tint cscie path suggestion IS a grand one SAL
Dixie Hines. % The American Wh'elnian yes
t.riav. .Itis the best thing "" have had IN cycling
affairs in a long time. and belicF" that II is 'n-
trc'y practicable and that it can anu "H. 'e car
| Rod out" .,.. o.. ..r... I.,t.r
| and H. 10 t.r.' jaw Mnuy Wh"'lm"n rtn' .'"n
| IN. nath t. Gravcs~nI Yesterday. s"n" fr" to'l'-
! h.. k".r.,s eharl lookout fog rockies Drivers
and when they are caugh, USING The PAIN '''S VII"
The Jalon County Eoais,ers WI noi rnee,ine
at Railway on Mopla5 en- ay, ,.l. or rt. Of, IT,
grafton Day without q sanction ..... ,., mana,
| Vig..Is, r1i H. Tt. 40 he C.ermonf Ay.rH, itint
| lest might Th.fe w1l! he cino run y" '''''' i.''
III. acc,4cr. 20 Young GImor". e. Aa" sini'n'
AZ Now-iAr'n. So. irri'{ ,h9"a ~ .o,...,r an
crowded drives IL aAns'rou. r"s'i', ,,.,.,.l ,,.
Tho Bro..t.y" 'Iu" {r't' -. ~ lii,r.' .'.r
gr-tod bicycle path: ...,, ,.,...., Anne
| duct line from High Bridge =, its tefiI.1-.. "",I
forty miles north Of th'r' INTO o. r' gov, j., D
cyclists, noes WIN genoa iatof w. ~ ,,, ,.,
r..,,rcs'',' c,untry. ana Al very little "Nl'ni mr.
| 3D.. .ff~ft Il. Zach