New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
cyCLERS OUT IN FORCE.
cprAr SUCCESS OF THE MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN.
EVERYTHING IN FINE sf'''
KNOWN RIDERS PREsENT-''AH'N Al
>.D,vcE or AGENTS


tho cycle Show yesterday In
The attehudnVe -, rain and the general dismal
spite u inc "nrislngly large. During the fore
"ea'hvI' W cents came III from all over the
"o0" Wv ,,;,r the attendance nateTlaiiy' IL was
'o''"! ,hat over 500 agents arrived Ill 'he CITY
~ -. o'clock last night. pu'''s ''e "''e,
,sorn we're probably 5000 people present anu '"S'
'nc,e ,nany II not more. were there
night as ~ the stands In some disorder
VIM soy everything was In app.e-pie order yes
Oh Many additional features have been acded,
49,, even 'Iaymcn' in the sport found some
-, ,,,eresting The forenoon is given over to
INNS They come in droves TO look over the
'"e ond give Their trade orders for the season.
10 utilize the opportunity OF this gathering
a." o,n,- EXPERTS TO get better acquainted
>.wyork wheelmen have shown their hospitality
most gratifying manner to visiting wheclmen
G,-inr the show The out-of-town men are taken
90 cfubs theatre parties and social gatherings.
rrer,bodv seems to be determined TO make the
visiting brethren as happy as possible while they
are in New York.
The stage performance of the trick riders con-
times 10 be one of the interesting featureiof the
show Miss Marell. a member OF the Marte1l ram
az. received a bad fall while giving her act In the
of,ernoon and she Is suffering from a badly
s,r,lnei limb 1t thought at first that her leg
- hroken but Il was announced last night that
49,, vas not the case although the strain was
severe one and she may not be able to use her
yyi,aal again for some time.
,i.3ne agents ev!nced the livelicst interest In the
.,.,~ v.hesl which is decided novelty In It's way.
This automatic wheel was brought on, and
,h-,rrb the asles for the benefit of the visiting
49,. men Tie Duplex or bicycle built for two.
was also brought out and had an exhibition trial.
II was ridden by man and woman, the latter in
bIoomers Many people are of the opinion that this
machine may become quite popular particularly in
the large cities
on saturday the electrical display WAS not up TO
the high standard the management first anticipated
some Of the LITTLE lights refused 10 do their
duty They fickercd ana went out With tantalizing
regularity. The electrician took the matter in hand
on Sunday and a result the electrical arrange
ments were IN perfect working order last night.
Various coioreI lights made a brilliant spectacle
The annual meeting Of the directors OF the Board
Of Trade Will be he'd on Thursday
The agents from the various cities ard districts
speak in the glowing terms of the prospects
for the season. They say the situation from
bicycling view never SO fiatternG. The racing
men Of the country were present IN large numbers.
John $ Johnson. the Western bicycle flyer" and
phenomenal skater who is credited with record
on cycle of a mile in 1:25 2-5 attracted almost
as much attention some Of the cycle exhibits.
Eddie Bald. of Buffalo, and the champion Zim-
norman, the ever-sm!ling and pleasant Harry
Wheeler and the Dark Secret" inseparable
companions.
The latter is a coiored Of humorous mental
AMI physical attainments who went to Europe and
assisted in training Zimmerman last year. Mike
Dnrnberger Of Buffalo. and the Spalding trio. San
ger Titus and Cabanne. were also present.
SOCIETY WELL REPRESENTED.
Society was also well represented during the af-
tcrnoon and evening. Many members of the Mi
chaux Club. which is fad of society at present,
were in attendance. The Pope Manufacturing
Company's booth, we'll the Spalding booth.
were thronged with interested spectators all
through the afternoon and evening These two
booths to be the favorite resorts of local as
well visiting wheelmen.
At the Pope stand Colonel Pope himself. Henry
Goodman and a competent corps of assistants help
visitors to amuse themselves A. G. spadins and
in constant attendance at the Spalding stand
In fact this could be SAID OF she bsT
in the Garden. There was also large delegation
cycling from Chicago Boston. Philadelphia and
other cities All were particularly enthusiastc re.
gariing the show. which they pronounced the best
ever seen in this country. Even the Chicago men
admitted this.
the wind is blowing at present is The fact that
three times many people paid admission on sat
opening day Of the show last year THIS shows
that people are becoming more and more interested
Last night was New-York night. and most Of the
prominent wheeling clubs on Manhattan Island Island
night. and Thursday will be New-Jersey "hee'-
Another body OF enthusiastic cycling men are ex-
pected to-day The Time Wheelmen OF PhNadel;
pha will come over in a body In special car. ana
many of them will remain, for two or three days;
They will bring band OF music with them and and
propose make little noise before they go back
vsi oe' of the L. A. W. Was present and he talked
wheeling upon the slightest proyocation: He had
the chances that he Will make an army or
converts VINO will become members Of the a. CIV, W.
piled with fund OF anecdotes and interesting IN;
formation: Mr.. Potter is always warmly greeted
by any wheelman.
AGENTS PRESENT
The following Is list OF the agents attending the
show who arrived yesterday:
II. G.. Andrews, Hyde Park. Mass. B. j. Apple
baum, New-York city; John a. Aston, Worcester.
ngs Hartford. Conn; s. d. bowman. New-YorI
CITY; a. BENJAMIN. Syracuse. y Y: E Tran1
Ohio G. 6. Brandenburg, Chicago: a. Bates. Mat
avian. n y; T. c Bode. Cleveland, Ohio; H. F.
Hartford. Conn; Thomas Colieus: Boston; f. j.
h Y Z G6 655 f pnSpsy
ssrencs p s E n1 Mas
use n Y; Louis Eichman. Rochester, n. Y;
Frank T. Fowler Chicago: +. II. Fox South Nor
ssnson. Js1nestSwn. !: ~; y: J.. GSs6' syrasuse.
ROY, \. u $. Goodwin; Hartford; Conn. 4 Gil:
9ert r Jsmestown: n " + "a A. Howe Chicago;
aX II Hockey rseboro a' w. 'seo Haldsman
ndianapolis A. l.. Horry Newark; u; G. Hetfeld,
,yhicsgo; D. c. Henry; Buffalo fa f. VI Irwin
ohio; W. c. Johnston. Watham. Mass;
oI r. Jones s Enfield XII John ,, 3D. Keating
am Krafer, Worcester. Mass; E: Litter. Var
mouth, Nova Scotia: T.. c. Leathe, Woburn Mass;
l. +. Masln, Syracuse; W. K. Mable. Ncw-York
City; G. b Munsey. Lakeport; n H.; g. b. Miller
NMumemeyer. New-York City; Frank l.. Muse.
Iri'1nsve, Penn; T. w; Osgood, Holyoke Charles
,; Osgood Holyoke; w. Il. Osgood. HolyOke: j. !
y " Peters Philadelphia +. r. Parker, Manchester
p a. william Parrot Waltham, Mass; j. H.
rra,t Boston: j. r. Peters. Toledo. Ohio; G. w
rhhcs, New-York City Charles ID. Rood. Holyoke; /
noihas HOE. Syracuse II. NJ Robinson NewYork /
s. Ivy; w. ~ s. Reeve. North Bennington Vt; r. /
~. ROBSON Meadville. Penn; II. r. Rogers. Hunt
! s I al -. f. f. Rick. Buffalo, y. y. A. G. |
SPardV,n 1sr NSew-York City; J. Walter Spaldng.
&c 70 n s Sby; W. L. Sporborg: Gloyersville. \.
chicago; s. Smell. Tnledn. {: Hnma ri crni,h Ihiin'