New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
WHEELMAN AND THEIR WORK
SOLDIER CYCLISTS LEAVE NEW-YORK FOR
THEIR HOMES.
WORK OF ORGANIZING STATE DIVISIONS TO BE
BEGUN AT ONCE-FoRMATIoN OF THE


BEGUN AT ONCE-FoRMATIoN OF TIE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Military Wheelmens Convention was brought
TO a close at the Broadway Central Hotel at an
early hour yesterday morning. Much work was ac-
complished In the day, as the delegates wished
to return to their posts with little delay
possible. The orginators of the idea are wei salts
fled, as the whole scheme was carried TO compile
ton within six weeks of its conception 1t was
started by Captain T. T. McCrystal and Sergeant
Major II. J. Barron. a trip awhee. to Montreal
last September.
Al, the committees appointed will continue for one
year In order TO avoid conflict the constitution
Will be modified. The Committee on Organization
Will do the work and will report at the next meet
ing. The constitution was adopted subject TO modi-
hcations. In any of the appontees declines 10
serve the committee has the power to name a sue
cessor The work Of organizing the state divisions
will begin at once. Colonel Arthur l.. Bresler of
the Executive Council. vii. organize the SUB
divisions.
The suggestion has been made that the organiza-
tion work in harmony with the League of American
Wheelmen With this object in view the solder
cyclists will In all probability join the League OF
American Wheelmen In body.
The Executive Committee is as follows:
CAPTAIN &C Baker Austin G. is. faa. SIGMA Of Corps
SerSe'g' Y serseant aYsas n Barnes 5 G. ComPany
t Zee ID p
Martin G Bendek, Z. 5 A. Company .rlS X iSh .nr im
12n'Sy fora 4th NfSsfans Resment wis captain
Eugene 4 Bres:er, NJ. A. Cadets. Detroit Mich; -;
ggaaiedeRerSII sna ana G. T. G. Joseph
" Corporal A. F. Burke. ss,h Regimeqt, ~ g. Il X
CAPTAIN F. W Coale, 4th Regiment, lnfantiy NJ n y
c. Baltimore Md; First Lieuenant FredeTicK r..
e'" Eee' VS. 4 bsnham I'd Rsgs9' S.6,Iy G. y
T. perpynshre is Eo.,se Res'%snt omnanv R ri
Regiment. n. G. y. Y; CAPTAIN W J.. Garcia l'th y
Gftel1 lieutenant rSn, Nc0 + NJ Gates " T. Infantry Mil
sDI wsUkes W eusenant M s. AM Anthony
hnd4sx Hsr J. SR hoppos GssS Eompasy H s. S FS' @
N G.. Milwaukee. Wis; august vLs,nm harsen iT'
Captain Edward McCrysai, esth Regiment Infanry' b
Ill e Conrad N Id D. Meyer S HeSSi CADET corps Chicago
Ms Company q M Res%fnt q M G g. fAS r
& q. \: Y; wits Mones, Naval Brigade n V.
pssss ss5ne cpmgaqy r. Rice G. s' Z ) FeS g.
Smnaay EfsmeP E,Sp sIn Rssnsd MI N"Te'S0 Y T E
slsssn s anp Thomas N s'lsa shssSsp ss S ssmfS
n G.. y Y; Sergeant Charles P staueasn; s,sn, Sn
: aIa4n A Angel Island Cal Adjutant charles
sypes \. e. S T. Nashville Tenn SSpanG GSPaGn Il B.
captain captain A. Van GiesOn COMPANY b; q Rssmep
Paterson, ~ j.; Captain s. III. Vowel Company r
* G. Milwaukee Wis; Sergeant +. \. Vincent
, Signal Corps o. y. G. Sandusky Ohio Charles
| V a. Wash ith Regiment, y. c. y. Y; Alber; A
Wides and Sergeant Major George \. Wingate
10Y The 0tommittee on Constitution and Bylaws Is as
follows; Corporal Arthur l. Bresler o. j. E Cap
" L, Garcia y. G. y. Y; Captain Philip 5.
Tiden y: G.. \. y. Captain James Fl Place
Gr,Hin u g. y. Y. SergeantMajor George Al
bert Wingate. y. G. \. Y; Sergeant-Maior Hugh
| + Barron ~ G. p: Commissary Sergeant Charles
p Staubach " G.. y. Y.