New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
oxUHEELS ATLONG BRANCH
NC PARADE A BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
.,,srs N LINE AND SOME STRIKING AND


noon . .,.', horse-racing was discontinued at Mon
asm- p,rl, T. WAS predicted that this city on the
mo- ,rsev coast would fade away ana die. Long
Ne" =, vas affected perceptibly. and for Time the
s'a". =, the resort looked dubious. Then the ocy-
iH'"' and the city by the sea woke up with a
Gle rr,s cyclists found good roads all through
s"" .,,or and the natives stopped crying over
MS - rance Of the racehorse and then turned
ne 49, ,.ion % TIE new ard silent stesd Of metal
men ,hor and they called IT blessed-and wen
anu .,ch, for the bicycle has rejuvenatcd Long
branch. ,,.s ,,s ,,c,o ,arade. and New
N"'" o.her cities followed suit some proml-
lo'" ,roer residents OF this place conceived the
zen q cycle parade for the Branch me ho'o,-
idea ." ~ ne natives seconded the idea with
ger %, they felt grateful 20 the bcyce TOT
ea'. starting the wheels going again at
,seig city s.,.o, u o.Donochue.
- few kindred spirits carried OUT me l"ea
y" .,aa and liberal lines While the parade was
on " Ergo IS the one held recently IN New-1orN'
ro' a.. a,.d fayorahiy with IT, particularly III lis
Il cur Cum. ,.o.,,res aud surpassed the cycle PAIN
os, su Brooklyn in every respect unity %
Ia"o ~l military precision be taken INTO a.
eoln, . >,.u-1ore.v =cen cd to lead TO
=" u to-day The advanc" guard began 10
b~ - ,os, night, and those who arrived Ia'e 'ou,'N
a'''9 sei,,,ltv ia securing ACCOMMODATIONS me-
sun" 80 ~, IS cs,ycst attire to-day. WIN 'e"''"''
VOW. .o,or. and flags and streamors ana "e'''"''o
ms soy. On the public hotels ana private MONIES
as well - .so5 n. me absence OF
Hobart. who was 70 be one o. ''e
Sa''e' whose work in the cause Of good roa'S
!''s'S' ra,osrizel by cyclists There were d
) e',,.,..- ea.i,cs in the parade Mckinney ana
'o' ro-.v was wildly applanHea' "h"e az!
&C 70 Bryan free silver ana 20 .
.e,yed with tina; peculiarly coined o1' eNp'
N,.,e word. init, - .o, r1oil,-vood
IAe hu. n. train service o. the New
- CORRAL was poor ana II was ''e"' ~
800, ,.,,~a ,he wheels were put III Hlo''o'.. Nv
60 ~" r.-cb extended from HOLLYWOOD 20 H'oH1-
49," - -aturu a distance o. ihfee .. 80
way a. ,a,, reople had gathered a'o"S me
Al noon ma ..a1 g., .hc scorchins sun for nearly
fol'e ...,ou, corplaininE. Between d ain
81 n.y. 80 e,.ire line OF parade was Hheu VIII"
Aaman val - specia 'o's' ..,,. - the West
". reviewing stand was II 4io'', .,,s,-. .o-
suo,0 and che people were pacKe' ,O'.-' E
L. ,,o,.s N each direction Nh'e "'
80, 100 and 700 Wheels IN inc '@.,' 49, o,d
-, .hoYsard cyclists men "o"'e" a.
"s'e 49,. ~, ,r-se-red 20 look on as Spectators
- -4-,s were PRETTY atured anu 't'' "
- .o,,,,e.e absence o. women !" ..
- .,nch comment There were so'0 800
- q, combination coiorines Lax ,s.ror.
-s,,ien, ana becoming. ana 80 VIZ ,.,t,, coe
h-ou, one of the most 'e'e"''s
sha-es w. o.,,os.d q white linen. snort sKlr'
'u.'e, -.-u,-ss with pink was; and sra" ia.
49, ,.7 ,o,ice ARRANGEMENTS. careless anu '"''
mn, sr.,irs ~ wagons trucks ana hs"' io"u
btcles and the over-anxieiy OF N'0 r.o ,,h
Gao ,,arv,hire at once. did mucA 20 oc,ao,
the paraders and 10 injure me Si'''"
Of the pageant ~, .-,,0,ne the
rrhe snecial trains from New-lorS ''"ee va
- .ro-o tina, city Brooklyn, Jersey CITY anu
>-u.arl, did not arrive on time. ms aiu Hlu0'' ~
couse the long delay before the start Inc ''u'"s
came down in three sections, the ihiFd a'iNi"e
an hour after the time the parade ""S "'''
80 start Il took nine oasgaSe-ca's ~ 0"'i' -
bicvcles II was merry party Of young men ana
women or the cars.
The committee in charge OF the parade enter
taiped the invited cyclists right royalty There was
q dinner at the West End last night where
speeches and cheering We're much INDUCED IN ana
the winners Of the various prizes were loud'y APP
rlauded Many Of the cyclists from the New-iork
section IL, Long Branch tonight on the 10 CLOCK
special Hundreds decided remain over nigh;
and enjoy runs over the good roads IN this neigh
torhood tomorrow II cost the committee NN
:or transportation alone IT IS said. II this Is So
then many Of the club members who accepted invi-
tations did not participate in the parade
The Stanley Wheel Company had splendid ex-
hibi, in line and there were fifty members thirty
I'VE being dressed In costumes A J. Slerne. who
ofhclaied marshal, also represented the famous
The 22d Regiment. OF New-York was in command
Q. Captain Henry Horaing; The Clio Wheelmen,
IA charge OF Captain William Buckhee. jr. and
was accompanied by delesauon OF SIX women. e,a
The Hudson County Wheemen had lwenty-hXe
men in line. IN charge OF captain Seogge H.
Bakesee. The Harlem Wheelmen had ls mem
lers in line They were dressed in linen crash.
ana presented handsome appearance !hey were
Aarse Of Gs8t@h,n c Ees bowler s seTsn
from Seabrght was in charge Of W. T. Murphy G.
and c Miiliken. II broke down in front Of The
reviewing stand. The Xavier club. Of New-York,
members in line They were dressed in uniform
The Greenwich Wheelmen Of New-1ork, had
Mi Tie Yorkvne Wheelmen. Of New York had
iNeny-six members n lin In harge oil 0apd.ai N
members Of Mecca Temple. Mobiles Of The Mystic
Shine. Of New-York two weeks on' maze t, nan S
The Telegram" Club was in charge OF Captain
Marks charles Herman plotted the Wof-Ameri-
can Club which had siXty-eight men IN me. Inc
Mount Vernon Club OF New-York. had thirty-sN
Brooklyn Bicycle Club had 10 men in line wear-
Gsrcis. IT, century iWheemen had 40 members
hne IN charge OF Captain M1inew c1 pr TnSe
the clubs uniforms and white gloves They also
The South brooklyn Wheclmen had forty-rye
Members present. In command OF Lieutenant r; n
Green,. The Indian cycle Club OF ltsrookFIlf
Captain Hamburger. Captain s IL Gqrgin was In
charge Of the Paramount Bicycle CUP OF i''V V
An which had seventy-hve representatives, IN NM a.,
The Olympic Wheelmcn. fifteen In number. was IN
charge o. Captain Tully. The Carroll PARK tiuD
sna The pequod. Of Brooklyn the latter D"lhs N
Uniform The concord. twenty-five III NUMBER. also
o. BROOKLYN were also represented in line $500, -
Among ,ho features were the following: VIII r
fi,nrn. better known az Happy DAYS VINO was
among the first 70 adopt the high wheel J.. D.
Walsh represented the fireman. He Is member
o. ne Phil Daly Hose Company. + j. flsher
made hit by successfully mastering the giranc
O Elfel tower wheel Miss Ella sullivan was
gessed in light blue. She won nrst prize IN ne
ew-York brooklyn and Bridgeport parades
az Hocknsk impcrsonate0 the pawnDroKer. WIN
se three golden globes perched high over ms
wheel with This placaId attached: Tires WIN
p1neiures not taken" George lIppincoit had
ocular device his heel which he styled ma
'hlnery Ia motion"
Howard Louis Numally hal wheel decorator
I'm sweet peas and white and pink slad.oh Jonh
o Yates. % the NeW-YOrk A. c.. rode s!hgle
mhee, trimmed with white roses and lilies OF me
saley \ WarendJrp. OF No. LIZ broadway mao
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