The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-14
OUR BUSY CYCLERS.
Hamilton Whee1men Al.
ranging for a Club Meet
at the Gutenberg
Track. ,
CRUM'S WORK MILL Be WATCHED
The Iowa Sprinter's First Race
Will Be at the N. J. A. C.
Gam~es-Gossip of the
Diamond.
CRUM'S WORK WILL BE WATCHED

The Hamilton Wheelmen find little to
interest them at present outside OF the
club races which will be held al the
Gutenberg race track on SATURDAY
August "a. Final arrangements are now
being made M the fast men of the cfup
are in active training for the various
events. It is intended to offer a NUMBER
of valuable prizes and medals Tor codh-
netitfdn. On Sunday the club will holo
a run to FaIrhaven, this state. ihe
start will be made from the clubrooms
at ha4f-past seven o'clock in the MORN
ing. sCapain Ayers and the ex-caplaln
Sagendorf have been matched 10 race
The loser will treat the boys 10 d ciain
bake Pop Won Claim, BaHy Guheher
and penny Demarest returned last meeA
from a two weeks fishing trip ON me
Shrewsbury. The century run on Su
day Mas Mas in charge, Of Captain Ayers ana
sood time was made in consequence.
walter Roome n Jack O'Halleron
were seen on the County Road Sunday
mmInffEesdf ON a tandem. This has given
rise telithe rumor that they are to JON
issuA and compete in Glass A tandem
events. That they would make q crack
a-iack tandem team no one VIII deny.
The Catholic Club Cyclers acquitted
themselves with credit at the games Oh
the Young Mems Diocesan uhaoh' az
Newark on Saturday. They captured
first. second and third places IN aa the
bicycle events. Captain Daley, George
Moersdorf, James Waydett. Charles Rey-
nolds and John Tracey are at Aspury
Park. George Egar is touring through
Enpland Ireland and Scotland on his
wheel. He will return late in September.
CHARLES Stoneham, an old time rider,
will soon make his first appearance tnAs
wear mounted ON a sixteen pound Wheei.
Judging from his previous good WORK
he will make some of the scorchefs
hustle. Thomas O'Brien and James
Owens. who both profess to ne soiu
comfort's riders, are still very foho u
scorchang, but Ben Anderson says ne can
give them both a handicap and pea'
them. Goersdorf a come TO the coh-
clusion that Joseph Hayes is not IN ms
class as a fast rider, as he mas Deateh
him ON several rides lately.
The annual fail race meet OF the Cres-
remit wheelmen of Plainfield will be held
q, T ,aahor Day. The following events will
he decided@One mile, novice; two mIes'
scratch. two miles, team race, for cham
pfouship of Union county; two miles lap
race: one mile, 2:So class; two miles
handicap
The International worlds championship
meet viii be held at Cologne on Satur-
day,ASunday and Monday. The races
will be as followS:-AuguSt II, one-IptIe
opes professional; woria ogs in fanm charnn,
R s1asmp .r one k, rse llugpp s9ieiIs Is, one
He, amateur ysoriaS ssionaI worlds
amninnship' paced: one kilomstre.
kmafeur handicap. August 49, lW ki io
Hetres. amateur worlds ehanaplonsnIp
knsced: one kilosnetre, amateur tanaem
scrsfch race; one kilometre, professional
handicap. a~ email sad
l dies. small pedals and in several lnsea1-
ices old fashioned methoas O. aEn eiisR Cy-
die and pillar. says s ane Of the fea-
tnrss Of a party of American tourists
machines landed in Liverpool lasI weSh,
! bnt one. and mud guards and gear cases
were conspicuous only by their a9se1 b,,t
Some of the machines weig {heee mn n
I| ~etassted light giggers come through
the ordeal of a tour through England II
will be interesting 70 he s Not vet willing
TO accept the cyclist as will pc
seen from the following item found IN
un ut IS a CRYING shame that women who
cycle are forced to ubmit to. the 1eers
nd insults of the corner loafers ana IN
4be Streets Not alone are these base
nd Surfing remarks confined to the
,sssed element mem OF Mh the a Pqes,seft 70 O Be pos psH
.ssed of some intellect. do not hesitate
giye vent to Their thgir oR Nbsfber of att tire
in skirts or knfekerbockers. 1t makes
t little difference, they are all greeted
It the same, with disgusting ano srG-
M nee the most degraded wretch. T Is
IT. ~ 111 nlZ
t they are members of the same sex
'ets. and. in their childish manner,
rider. The only plausible theory, Of
cause Of their comments n A. n Is a ahie
sossess one of the health-promoting
eies, and prompted by jealousy. try
snate thar themselves. As they have
sthepeourage to run the risk of a
5niag2 by crying out at the male ale
4nembers of the weaker sex" This
Ply 2yyua g Jsahocking state OF affairs. but
the Labor Day athletic carnival of
New Jersey Athletic Club there will
wessbIeycle races. a one mile and a
ierddn each event, silver medals to
make entries viii have the privilege
8raeficfng on the track one week be-
here are .12s good-sized bicycle man
@ctories In this country today, says
Boston. Journal" and if all the
all noaaeerns are considered 300 would
4theabotal number. The total number
wheels turned out in 1886 will amount
500, COO; and at an average cost of S75
the buyer this mean $3f. 500, 900. The
unit Of a big concern represents an out
of $500. 900. Bicycle machinery is a
lmparatiyely new thing and 1T costs a
leat deal of. money.
ImproWed machinery is constantly COM
ag on the market, as soon as its utility is
he big concerns. The old dealers say
that the new ones have a certain advan-
3tage over them because they can begin
with the improved machinery without
locking up large sums of money in ma
chine which the march of Improvement
has made useless. Six hundred men is
he usual number employed in the large
8actories. Some of these are now run
ing tw~enty-three hours out of the TWEEN
y-four with two shifts of lnfeh,and turn
ng out the parts of 100 bicycles a day.
his. off course is an exceptional case
ut 1t goes TO SHOW what a big thing & I'M.
commercial sys4 X the bicycle has GROWN
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