New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

family should have something to say about the mat
t,oned in connection with the office. but ne says
that Mr. Gideon Is the man Tor me ps aIjr. f IKE
years time he has devoted to the aialtS o. ~
racing world has given him such an insight ih'o the
business other man has; ,,- h ,.
Better counsel prevailed to-day regarins me sun
which Mr. Potter has Instituted against the League
IN that old Good Roads Magazine" matter; ana II
was decided that committee OF three should pe APP
pointed 10 inquire into the matter, ana tnat the a
ton of that committee should be ma. ne ", League
land TO look after its interests and Mr. Potter VIII
name his man to-day These two VIII select thiru'
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Some Of the most important amendments passed
today were follows:
When the membership of any DIVISION s,i,ia
vision or consllats, snam De ' s, 1 snail he Dis
continued and all moneys an5 proPer dys sh Sb 99
tbiTiy DAYS after notifcaon by the secretary
Xii memberships shall expire one year from the
das on which the annbG-o a3 reh nVhe mtmb s
ship Mt any time within sixty days from the ddte
Is cents If he shah postpone the payment OF his
dues beyond the sixty days he shall pay in ADJ ii,
month fract%n OF month m6r ne fhan 8 fr
ae2T t yes ' The prov.os Of this section snail
apply 10 all members whose membership mas been
nrz 20 fr an amateur shan exceed $50 in cash
value An amateur may not Eonpe.e III any r. H.
loo miles by the usual line or route Of travel from
his legal residence. except at National DIVISION or
cvclist Goes not forfeit his amateur status ny
teaching the elements Of cycling solely for the pur-
nose Of effcctng the sale of cycle.
The place OF meeting shall be determined by the
National Assembly during its session or pIecel-
iny wear or the Assembly may by vote deiegate
tho mower of choosing to the Executive 'onVt zee;
Tho annual meeting Of the National Assembly snail
begin on the second Wednesday In fcpTuary III
each year "a, $500 - ,,.t
eh,U adont bylaw or rule providing that the
treasurer OF the division SHAH hold oflcr
during The pleasure Of the Board, the secretary
treasurer thereafter elected shall perform the du-
lies of his Office until the board OF Officers shill de-
clare his Office vacant by resolution iuy adopted ="
any meeting regularly called. ana after thirty DAYS
nofiee Of such proposed action shall have been
given by mail to the M mhcrs Of the board OF OH
Cors In the event Of the removal 81 secretary
treasurer hv the board of officers, the chc consul
shall appoint OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VINO shdll serve
mill the next annual election thereafter.
zach League club located under the jurisdiction or
di,ision shall he entitled upon Joining the League
AMI annually thereafter to elect one rcpr"senta-
five for the hrst twenty members on its roll ex-
cluslvev another for the next eighty ana an add-
tioual representative for tach 100 members therc-
effcr When any officer Of a DIVISION, sup-diNisioh
ar consulate or any delegate 20 the National As
ecr,hlv shall remove from the state or territory
IN which he was elected. or shall ceas" % he a
member of the League, his office shall forthwith
become vacant
The delegates were the guests or De W OH Hopper
AZ Ford's Theatre tonight. Hopper has deserted
"Casev al the Bat for stories Of the bicycle
which are tust "a humorous and seem little more
appropriatc Just now