New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-30
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
FOR THE BIG PARADE
IN NEW-JERSEY.
TO TAKE PLACE on JULY IS. AND TO rA'S
ruporcr LONG rKAyCT HOLLYWOOD AND
EIBERON-PRIZEs TO BE OFFEREp-


ErRrRoN-pRrZEs To BE OFFERED
MONEY MADE on WHEELS.
vaw-yorx and Brooklyn have had their cycie pa.
r,,os and now New-Jerscy declares that IL WIN
have a parade which will cast the recent e"o' % -
this neghborhood into the shade Most VI ~
rargements were perfected al ihee'''e -
Long Branch by several prominent suin'ci 49,,
dents on Sunday. TIE parade Will be he,u vi w.
Il and # VIII pass through Long Branch hons"oo.
and Eoberon The start VIII take Piao' "
Norwood Park, near HOLLYWOOD. INV , 80,
bav, been extended to the century
mon the brooklyn Bicycle CluD. 'he
lem Vhee.men and the South Brooh!"
me, and one or two other Organizations TO take pat
- .ho ,,or,.ie snacial train has been chartered 10
carry the whee men from this city and ther pic'
cles to the starting point and return ~ "a,
after the parade. The judges WILL be j. D. y ~
hue IT, chairman; Walter HEdre'n uedsure'
Fred Uoev secretary and h. f. Goodspeed, JILL s,,
san s1iiyn,,n n Il Moore and Joseph Rotnsch!eiu.
Unlike the parade in Brooklyn on oaturlay n tnv
promoters VIII make the celebration one % ~ =,
as well a. A turnout OF uniformed CLUBS IN nc
object In view some handsome ptIes W., n,s1rnal
r.nb nnni5ers TO- count also. The other prizes VIII
be as follows: First and second prizes ~ ~ For
ne best-appcarng New-Jersey club hrst anu sSv
ond prizes for the bcst-dressei anu mos "a most
woman rider: first and second prizes TOT me mus
graceful and best-drcssed wheelman. Then there
will be two prizes for he pest and Two
~ p'I' rrl IN the snmo division There VIII be
prize for the most interesting fancy cos,s s a bc
spc ,ini prize FOR the best-iecorated combination
tandem and prize for the florist VINO mas the p~
winner among the fora. decorations
The remarkable success of the race meet he'd by
the Kings County Wheemen az the Manhattan
Beach track on Saturday was a surprise 10 great
many people and TO none was il greater IMAM 10 d
few manufacturers who have not been slow 10 say
not
MAX. the sport a profitable ore. While the Kings
County W-leeiInen were lavish In Their expendi-
lures the cub Is more than satisfef WIN the
financial returns. 1t WIS s,d Yesterday tnat r,e
meet will d. much encourage other CLUBS IN tgis
reehborhood 70 arrange for racing nleetS III me
races AZ IN, clifton track on Friday and Satur-
day me Riverside Wheelmen VIII mold NEE; at
tho Manhattan Beach track OF the following Situr-
day The Century Whoe.mcn VIII hold meet az
the Peach track on ether August 10 or =. IHe
II was said yesterday that Charles Hadfeid' the
man who won the Irvington- Milburn road race on
Decoration Day. hut who was disqualified for re-
cc!v.rg pace has received notice from george ~
Gideon. the chairman OF the Racing Board Of the
1..oruc ., ,r,4rcan Wheenen that he had been
Suspended pending invest3dton ne cCin M,
OF the METROPOLITAN Assoriatien 60 ycs ,ors
having the prizes IN charge VIII MAKE is ioliia.
distribution OF these trophies at the AStor HOUSE ."
Thursday night
While Joseph B. Abecas.s. sixty-fve years Oh an
importer. living at 40 l425 Brdidway. was FIXING
ms bicycle in Broadway Yesterday morning al
F-,ticth-st. ne was mn into by an express wagon
belonging to the New-York Transfer Company and
driven by Chir:es Reilly OF no i33 West Forty
nf,h-st Abecas.s was knocked from the wheel ana
received n had cur on the forehead Policeman
Barry Of the West Thir,.eth-s-. station. VINO W.T.
messed the lent arrested Reilly ara sem n an
cmoula1ce can Abecas-s ;rflsad me servrss ',l
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most in front q his acme He was carried tnere,
ard was a'er Gy IN yn,s Msrket Court he
declared 10 Mlg.stra.e Kudlieh that Aoeeasis was
s-hosl properly Magisrrate Kudnch he'd Reilly in
$500 bah for EXAMINATION on July :. by which time
Ahc-1s.s VIII be able 20 appear IN court.
Handsome prize. viii be offered the race meet
., - Flushing .ra~k On July 4 The contests and
prizes VII BE- a follows;
onc-rnne novice First. gold medal second silver
' oncn .','" First diamond ring ss5 second
ai4mont sr,pn 81 hr d ,,et car x
soc1ra. diamond l,cse'. N5; third. pearl searfpn.
Boys ha!s-mle race-Frst so.i medal second.
silver medal. 'hirl. bronze mclal
Two-miic tandem racs- First. diamond cuff
hr:tons i?j second. diamond Ink buttons. SO
John Packu=. the colorcd trainer OF zimmerman.
has CHALLENGED any co'orel man for A series %
races A~-epflrccs of the cha lenge can be sent to
Crush.d caterp.llars are rather plentiful In the
shady drives In this city and Brooklyn ~ present.
arl they furnish a most insecure surface for
,.,, Hats Several wheelmsn have had bad falls from
th- causr with crushed caterpillar. slippery car
tracks aud careless truck-drvcrs the cyclists are
having a hard t.me.
Colonel Alber, f. ~ Pope Will sail FOR Europe on
H.. steam nip $. Paul tomorrow
Cycllsts desiring to join the League 81 American
Wheelmen may obtain ful printed .nfcrmat.o on and
member. hip blanks by sending name and address
% the Cyclng Editor. Tribune.
RIFLE SHOOTING AT SYRACUSE.
FIRST DAY OF THE NATIONAL SHOOTING TOURNA-
MENr WIND TOO STRONG FOR THE
BEST WORK.
Syracuse y Y. June 9-nhe first days pro-
gra,nmc u the National Shooting Tournament was
made up sor the most part OF shooting from the
traps The wind was too strong for rifle shooting
end prevented the best work Some crc'.itlbc scores
were made. however. by Tanning OF San Francisco;
Fuliorl. II Itica. Winston. Of ST. Louis; Courtaey.
If Syracuse; Kelsey. OF Buffalo, and McAiurchy Of