New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12

Tho cycling carnival at Madison Square Garden.
which has been running since last Saturday night
will be brought to close tomorrow night Ihe
entertainment has been interesting throughout ana
the programme for tonight and tomorrow ought
TO attract large crowds OF spectators Inc MUSIC
il good and the racing well-contested and exciting
while the trick riding. by some OF the most exper.
fancy riders of the country. draws forth generous
applause. Kpatrick's feat of riding down a Ilisn'
OF 100 steep steps a bicycle would be wohder
full performance for a rider with two legs HI
ia rick has. however. only one leg, which ihahe'
The feat doubly hazardous 3,
The race A. the Garden last night resulted as fol-
One mile (handicap.-Frrst heat won by F. F.
cooIman RiversIde Wheelmen (scratch); w. A.
Whelplev Greenwich Wheclmen GO yarusl. seCo ,
Tines: % 3-5 Second heat s won py A. s Junskind
Riverside Wheelmen 90 yardsl seo1 Hct Green
2 S5 S,,r Third heat at y wGa by D. v na''''"'
r. D. Chadsey rode exhibition half-miie IN
Babcock. Greenwich Wheelmen. 100 yards; q, a.
,fsnT ssaonS %h hss %on by by
riverside Wheeimen. 100 yards; " Judge KVeF
sdr hdat Won nv a Jungknd Riverside Wheel
men. $40 yards. j. r. Williams, Riverside "nee''e"
' rRe only accidents OF the night were when Fred
Rltche Lenox Wheemen, and j. H. Dahp2uTlI H rnod
mar man. RyHrsiae wheclmen, tc in the twomile
None OF the three was badly Injured
South End Wheemen OF Philadelphia Will be held
at the Toga track on June % The races VIII he
held under L. A. W rules and sanction. and many
prominent racing from this district VIII take
part There will be four amateur and three pro
fesslonal contests arranged as follows: Amateur,
one-rnIIe open one mile handicap. two-mile handi-
cap championship OF Philadelphia, open ohiy 70
riders living within tho city limits Professional
0ne-mile open one-mile handicap. fve-mlle heHd-
cap The entries will close to-morrow WIN =, a.
DImon. No i.7O South Broad-st.. Philadelphia
The members OF the Century Wheelmen feel
highly eaed over the decision OF the judges In me
blcvcle parade. especially when they consider tha'
the club IS practically n new one. being orgah'zeu
only sixteen months ago. Under the circumstances
they have good feel proud Of their selection
by the Judges.
The club Will take part in the bicycle parade TO
be held in BROOKLYN Saturday afternoon. June r.
celebrate the opening Of the return CYCLE pain
NDT,s "akeIs'd iiaer T Foya Peck. rrm6l,
tr r. " T Meyer. J. & Kaiser and J. ". Harrison
were elected TO membership az Their last meeting
ana referred TO the Membership Committee. The
membership now numbers H.
During the National NEE, in Louisville, August
10 TO H. all the principal manufacturers will have
henlquartcrs open az tho leading hotels. ana
preparations for this have been going on quietly
FOR two months The most desirable pariors have
been secured IN advance at the Gait House and
lrIf
makers Z Wheels who intend 70 entertain their
friends and patrons during the meet Tn~ro mas
have until recently been leit open. hut no" a.'
-ha parlora arc taken. Private rooms for use uur-
INK Inc nee; have been engaged months ahead OF
time by wneclmen from ali parts Of tho country
Irving schv-r,z OF the Liberty Wheemen. who
was severely injured In tho Irvington-Mlburn road
race on Memorial Day. is still confined to MS
house but f. rncniing slowly. There is an incident
iur..s been less severe would have appeared hui
morous. ON being lifted up hy sympathetic by
ISLANDERS. ms nrst inquiry vas; pa hurt any
BODY" Ho was assured that such was not ine
case which seemed 10 satisfy him. and caused his
attention 20 Doe turned 20 hts own injuries Many
~ the racing men - the club nav" s!gninei their
infcnialn o, taking part In tha events nj the kings
County Whc",mcn race meet on Junr q. ana the
club viii. no doubt be largely represented
Many cyclists from the district making prep
ara,ions t. 80 20 Uuca attend the annual State
NEE, 81 the Ncw-iork State Division. which Will
hc held on Monday and Tuesday. The annual
" vii occur a. the same time. Tho meet VIII
Do. held This year under the auspices Of The Oneida
County Whceimrn. an organization win 3cS NOM
beers. splendid racing Is assured
Local League OF American Wheemen officials
are In receipt OF complaints that certain people
wearing l.. \ W. badges who are not members Of
tho organization. Secretary Treasurer Bull said
Yesterday that an effort would bc made 70 put
"A stop 10 tho practice. section 61+-A OF the code
pena;ty for such an offence. II convicted ono year
In jail hns OF S".
There is some apprehension among certain mem
ben OF the Good Roads Association that the
path from Coney Island Will not be In condition
FOR the formal opening exercises on June q. Some
are II the opinion that the contractor should put
on an extra force Of men and hurry the completion
ofthe pain
The regular monthly meeting OF the Morris
Whe.lmen WAS held a, the clubhouse In Fast one
hundred and thirty -nnth-st. on Wednesday even
ing Club color ribbons ordered be DIS
trlbuted TO tho members participating In runs.
Good Roads Committee consisting OF II. II. Spnd-
Ter Charles h. Slrnms jr Olin j. stephens. a. J.
Ripley John Frck. President W. X. Doty and tho
secretary r. W BYRON. cx-oficio. were appointed.
Mr. Spindler offered present II complete a,t OF
official maps OF tho Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth Wards and the new annexed districts, which
he proposed color to show the good. moderate
and poor roads. The Board Of Governors elected
Joshua Lloyd Evans and George II. Bourquard To
John 4. Campbell OF Honest was
elected 10 nj the vacancy Of Mr.. Stonebridge. re-
signed on the Board OF Governors. Judge Simms
announced that there was no doubt OF the legal
right OF "A wheeimin TO give his wheel or watch.
or personal property equal IN value 10 so fine.
IA hail for his apponrano' In case OF arrest for
violation Of city ordinance re h TO nniIgheJ
the club Is forty-fiv
The Road Committee has given notice Of satur-
day runs. corrected, a. follows Saturday June ~.
Will be to Bergen Point: saturday, June q. Will be
to Mamaroneck. leaving the clubhouse at 2 z m.
for those who propose to ride their wheels to New
Rochelle. Those who 20 By train TO New Rochelle
viii take the train at 2:i5 p m at Wilts-ave and
one hundred and thirty third-st, arriving at New
Rochelle at 3:i5. All will thcn ride to Mamaroneck,
here A coasting contest will take place ~ 345
D. m. Prizes for first and second will be awarded.
jefferson selieman. the banker. who acted a
judge In the recent cycle parade In this city. gave
II dinner prominent wheemen at the Fort
George Hotel last night Representatives, were
present from OF the important bicycle clubs
were made by Mr.. Seligman. George IL. Dickinson.
Is Solomon. Charles Saubach, John Is. Yates,