New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
CYCLING NEWS AND NOTES.
CLUB RUNS SCHEDULED FOR To-pAf-'IhH
MATTERS.

CLUB RUNS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY on HIN
MATTERS.
The Michaux club will not have any regular c'"D
runs for the present. 1t mas been f1und ''l'"''
to start them sufficiently promptly u maxi '"'
successful. a party Of members 81 Inc ''"' '
Yesterday TO the West End Hotel for iuncn I"'u''
ing in the afternoon and TO-DAY party Of the mac
members Will ride u Nyack and return by tram
Several male members OF the MichauX club pI'p'.'
to ride to Washington, starting either h'Nt '''
or a week from Tuesday and stopping "N'' MN
a, Princeton. Philadelphia and ErcK 'h"Ic"' ''''
reaching Washington on the MIA DAY In' I''
posed Washington trip VIII be the hI+t ''"' ''''"
ride taken by the MchauX CUB
The following committees have been apppihto' o'
the Associated Cubs OF New-JcTsey.
Race. A. H. Chamberlain, Charle: Br9wnn g. H.
Norwood j. H. Conway street. ana r'tbs, Dr
s burton: legislation. P. A. Meserole G. r, klrrFSI
Dr G. Il. Homes. J. barber j. - + h, I,oih ~
Rutan T. r Webb A. l.. S'arkTe 3 Int ,rinI
The paris correspondent Of The American " ncel-
man" tregraphed to that paper YESTERDAY INA, thM =
meeting would be held today by re2re,ffnGye' ,6 G
Belgian who has attained interndtIOhAI itt It
through the proposed match for i1ce u Wion XIV ~
norman Banker anxious To- race ne hcig%" Ia 2
500 but the sum Is 100 iATfe ior t f. run this race
before his trial with the chsnpon, and Thine ,.r,
David shafer the trainer Of S s2r di - meet r
W Eek the manager OF John :. Johnson Oh M1n7
day hen articles
bet Ween Sanger and Johnson. Another race WIZ
will probably be arranged at the sam ui, w, ono
a team race. Sanger. Titus and Cdbahhc on "lr
team with Johnson and two others, to De ""lccleu
by Eek on the other side This race VII! Oi'"S 10
either six OF the best riders In America. ~. Nh,
The regular monthly meeting % Inc Nv, i"ih
Wheelmen he'd at the temporary ~.
ters No. 1886 Seventh-avc:, FRIDAY nlGhI JDnn
Wood. l.. G. Stewart, a. Mcoirathy = ~, ILL., nHr
shin II was decided that the Board % IrEstccS
should make ARRANGEMENTS for securing Ioi ,ooH "
Hall in One-hundred- and-tw cn;y m inst near - "
emf ave until the membership Is large tHpubh -
warran; The leasing OF a house. nominating com,
mittec consisting OF G. A Roome, A. KRONE ana
George Clements appointed 70 soect ciiiI ~
dates 10 M the Offices OF captain and secretary ct
Louis Koop In the time First Lieutenant
William +. Smith. jr. will act as temporary cap
tain and conduct the various weekly cluD runs, We
next Of which will be to-day to Tottenvi.e. =.
The start will be from the headquarters AZ 9:5O
n m and ali whee.men are invited 10 take part
The National Board OF Trade has decided tnai the
next Cycle Show shall be held at the Madison
Somare Garden January ~ TO 25 1896
The question OF tearing up the asphait pavement
in Eighth-ave from Thirtcenth-si to central park
Is considered by the members OF the BOARD or liadc
10 be a question OF some importance 10 c$ Gle fmeis
and the trade generally In New YORK. win view
10 having the asphalt retained, the Home once dp-
pointed George H.. Bidwe. Of the i'oard OF ITahc a
member OF a committee composed OF !: u; Potter.
chairman OF the Street and Roads Cominltce OF me
METROPOLITAN Association Of cycling Cinbs 10 confer
upOn steps to prevent the taking w OF ms asphalt
Mr. Rid well has reported 10 the rome once till
r. has been Informed by stephenson Iowle Cn'ef
Engineer Of the City Board OF fuohe "oihs' that