New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-08
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
STRANGE SIGHT WITNESSED BY WHEEL
MEN ON THE CYCLE PATH YESTERDAY.
THE LAST 7. A. W. BULLETIN MAKES NO MEN
TON OF THE INSTRUMENTATION

THE LAST I. A. W. BULLETIN MAKES NO MEN
rrov OF THE INSTRUMENTATION
CAsE-oTHER NOTES AND COMMENTS.
When the heavy fog lifted yesterday the cyclists
came out In force. The riders who started for Coney
Island about o'clock In the morning saw sight
which impressed them greatly. They ran into a
dense bank of fog which covered their wheels and
clothing with moisture and after going as far as
Howes some turned back. When the sun came ont
the fog began to retreat before IT, When the Island
the mist had vanished she SHS the whes sinner
Wheemen said that they could see the log roll Dack
like a mighty wall of dense smoke.
Those who expected to find any sensational news
in Gldeons L. a. W. bulletin Issued last night VIII
be disappointed Several track records are allowed;
more sanctions are granted: three riders made
profess SIGNALS, others are transferred 10 Class r.
and SIN others are suspended but no mention u
ing IL said about any OF the CLASS ~ men OF inns
nelghborhood
W. J. Morgan. the Editor OF The American Wheel
man." was married last night TO Miss Lille c. Still
ger at the home Of the brides parents In Lttlejohn-
ave. Newark The Rev. Stephen Grandoury per-
formed the ceremony in the presence OF many
friends The couple will spend the honeymoon IN
the South visiting Savannah and Atlanta.
The members OF the Press Wheemen are MOURN
ing the loss Of friend and fellow-member. William
BOYLE Boyle of the charter members OF
the club. He died OF pneumonia at his home In
Ciinton-st Brooklyn. yesterday morning after q
short iliness. y meeting OF the club VIII De heli
at the clubhouse In Nassau-st., THIS morning. 10
take suitable action.
Fred Allart OF the Brooklyn Bicycle Club is trying
TO beat the eleven months mileage record OF l5l6i
held by c. NJ. Shadbolts. From June to November
Allart made $40 miles and since April he has
made in all 9iS6 miles. He made his best month 8
record in October covering 2l9j miles. He has rid
don In forty-one centuries and In the summer he
made 1851 miles in fifteen consecutive days
A meeting of the Cyclists Federation Will take
place tomorrow night at the Lenox Lyceum. Madi-
son-ave and F.fty-ninth-st., at oc.ock The adop,
ton of the constitution and by-law Will De followeu
BY an election of officers and Executive committee
The Riverside Wheemen are the winners OF the
Gun given by the Century Wheelmen for the club
having the largest number of survivors on their Ia
run The cup Is viii Ge be
scented TO the winners at their clubhouse.
Arrangements are under way for the entertain
men, and ball Of tho Century Wheemen. winch VIII
be held some time In February.
In the tournaments OF Associated Cycling Clubs OF
New-Jersey 10 be held next winter. Montclar viii
be represented BY the following players: Bowling
4. $ English Charles Slgler, A. Siger, X. Thomson
and NJ Mendel Bilhards-F. A. Unger and Z. W.
Hood. Whist. y. Hines ana NJ T. Doda' roo
Fcrd A. Unger and c. W. Hood
The Llewellyn Bicycle Club OF Montclair will hold
n norade and entertainment next Thursday night. In
which the Eagle Wheelmen OF Newark and clubs
from other places Will take part
Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain fun printed information and
blanks by sending name and address TO CycIlng
Editor, w-Iork Tribune.