New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30

..,s NIL, coroe down in spite ~ the Board OF
Trade and all It's rulings believe that next year
one Will be able TO purchase good whee ior Iron"
sso 10 SIS The experiments and machinery nave
80. ,ba manufacturers a great deal Of money,
.rd they spen1 a great deal more advertising the
wheels
A deal /. about TO be consummated. ii is under
stood which will result in the establishment OF
gigantic bicycle plant in this neiehborhood. ste
for the factory has been looked over and II suit
abe arrangements with the property owners can
he made work on the buildings and grounds may
begin shortly The promoters OF the scheme OeheVe
that their wheel which is good one VIII increase
IN popularity with big plant In TINS he's"oo'
hood
.rur, Field and Farm" has not a word to say.
drectlv OF the bicycle but the following niue
a..h,a &c helieved TO be a covert shaft aimed at
The rubber-shod steed. its contribution 70 'he
momentous controversy Horse vs. noYI'
sWhen the mushroom looks up at the oah' "'',"
has stood through storm and sunshine Tor ueca'es
and commanded the admiration OF generations VI
flesh and bone and says. Od FELL you are 10 io"e''
,r -. vo,, are a back number the staiwart tree
fs not crushed in spirit. II Is simply afhuseu' "
pink-lipped fungus is as ephemera' No VI"
while the solid and majestic OAK Keeps 'o'"p""'
with the century,
s.,or. lawmakers OF trotting races in conjunction
,,t,b few cycling men may this week hiane
h,n.d .ror, N secure control OF professional
bicycle racing In this country. lhey arc "o,
10 succeed unless the League OF America,
men refuses to take hold OF PROFESSIONALISM -.
action which appears extremely uhnh''y a.. ,a,n
The nromjnent riders and their managers anu " IL
ers all prefer to race under the Jur'su''" -
7 w They recognize that professional fao',e
under the L. A. W. wing Will retain puo' III.
dence and racing men realize that "i'no"' p.h
oned.rce their speed game would not be Wort"
the candle
The suggestion printed in The Tribune y.s hs
that the TWO leading bicycle clubs In broohH" "
.nnsoda,ed crea ted considerable talk among W.T.
men Isaac g. Potter. the CHIEF Consn, o. t,e BROOK
York state Division ana m me snV about the plan
II think the idea OF consolda Tins the s ar
cycle Club and the South Brooklyn ne oa The most
cyycsj,enf one This would give US one % rh . with
rsnr;dahIc cycine cubs in the country Iheh, WI
a new clubhouse centrally situated We coun,rv
10 have the leading cycling cup D., o. wo clubs would
he also good idea l.. s. Harrison. Inc anen YES
Of the South Brooklyn Whesmen', w"1 feasible one
terday .Au: as carried out we would have gram ran,
Examination Sti.l. cannot yen now o,M ike the
OF the members OF the % secured recently hand
some clubhouse in Ninth and we ro,ar 10 thai
plan q building tSaT new Wheemen BedfSraa,yse
% hovs have worked hard TO bring the ciuo organ
front and they naturally prouhu .;r Individuality
~,owM he swallowed up by consohda''o'' ""'
may oppose 1t for that reason
rA .,.v,rg NJ One hundred and-eighty,,nnsst IN
from EIeyenthoave to Manhattan-ave' ~ weeks to
she The street hss been nc to5n Many them
the great nconvenie leads directly Washns,tSpns
Eridee. IL was the general pracuced ,swount sew
sidewalk but 70 DO tn; one pos nbn to pass between
the BRIDGE and Eleventh-ave. on sood roa'"-
s. ,o,, the scattering Of tacks with with, ,ne
,,rnnse OF puncturtng tires come hor Ia 1t
rdous places. Havoc was caused ~ Dos