The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-05

PUSHING THE PEDAL
Interesting Items From the
Ranks Of the Local
Cycling Clubs.
THE HUDSON COUNTYs ON DECK
Will Enter All the Pool, Bowling'
Whist and Euchre Journeys
Gun and Target.
THE HUDSON COUNTYs ON DECK

Having no further business on hand
thar to arrange for the club run tomor-
row, the meeting of the Boulevard
Wheelmen last night devolved into an
enjoyable social session. The run to-
NOR will be to Passaic Falls and Pater-
son, the start to be made from mead
quarters at Linden Hall, No. SO Linden
avenue. at half-past eight o'clock sharp.
The route will be via Secaucus. Ruther-
ford and Passaic. At Paterson a stop
win be made for dinner. Captain Barr
predicts an enjoyable time to all mem
bers who participate. Unattached
wheelmen ARE souaialy invited to join
in the run
The full list of eofficers named by the
Nominating Committee of the New Jer-
sey Division, L. A. W., has been given
out. 1t is as f~eHows:-Chief Consul,
Robert Gentle, Elizapeuh; yice-Consul,
C. Frank Kireker. EFatsrson; Secretary
and TreasurertJ e. Eattarsan. Trenton;
Representatives. =. Barber, Englewood;
Dr.. A. u Wright, Montclair; Ell. Smith,
Jersey City: w. S. Fighter, Newark; ".
1. Browsl. Madison ;EL g. Salmon, Hack
ettstowD = Fl s. Lowell, Morristown; j.
G. Lee, Trenton; DIR. q. Iredell, New
Brunswick: c. f. Teel, Plainfield; DR.. ii.
By act Of the Legislature a bicycle is a
vehicles2 and has therefore the same
reads shall be put in proper shape Tor
the passage of all vehicles, and, since
the bicycle has become a vehicle. under
the law it is required that the roads be
put in better condition. The bicycle has
the same. right to demand that the roads
pc put In proper condatlon Tor lts easy
cles, weaich{ been muse for years.
IL the roads are not in proper CONDITION
for the bicycles, the wfleelmen are en-
titled to damages for injuries the same
as persons injured while travelling IN
other c-onveyances.
Walter Roome will compete in all the
Glass A events at the Westchester coun-
ty, New York., fair this afternoon. Geo.
Seitz, of Greenville, will ride in the one
The meeting of the Hudson County
Wheelnaen last evening was wei at
tended, the members turning out IN large
mittee having in charge the arrange
ments for the annual race meet on DC
tober - at the Gutenberg track. me
fsed to be the largest and most sue
cessful ever given by the club, and that
all the crack riders of the county NAG
B. F. Ransom, Frank Clarke and Ed
ward Smith were appointed a
eo bileea and Bowling tournaments Of the
Associated Cycling Clubs of New Jersey,
and the Metropolitan Association OF Cy-
cling clubs.
Bay View #. IL "A. W.. BoViers.
The members of the Bay View Lodge,
No. 146, F. and A. NJ, who desire to join
the bowling club that is now being or
ganized are requested to report at Edin-
gers alleys, Linden avenue, Greenv1lle,
on next Tuesday evening.
Gun and Target.
The following scores were made by
members of the Moltke Rifle I'll at
Ronchips Hall shooting anges, Hoboken,
on Thursday evening:-Fred Schultz, 215;
Captain Juergs, 207; Herman Saurer, 2l2;
John Specht, 204; Fred Zach; 200; Crank
Ward, IFS; WIGHT, 200, and Schade, 24.
Diedrich Peters has declined to meet
Robert Zoch in a fifty shot match on
either the long or short ranges, Peters
beat Zoch out for the king media at the
Gernania Schuetzen Bund's shoot, and
Zoch has since tried to arrange a contest