New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
CYCLISTS FEDERATION TO MEET AT The
LENox LYCEUM TONIGHT.
THE MANHATTAN BICYCLE CLUBS TIcKE1-MEi-
ROPoLITAN ASSOCIATIONS BOWLING Tou hNH-
MENT-NOTEs AND COMMENTS

THE MANHATTAN BICYCLE CLUBS TlChHi
aopo1LrAN ASSOCIATIONS BOWLING rouRNA-
MENT-NoTEs AND COMMENTS
LIVELY interest Is felt IN the meeting Of the
Cyclists Federation which will be held a. ."e
Lenox Lyceum tonight. The Executive Commit'ee
will send In its report regarding the acuoh AM
by Messrs. Tinsdale and Brdgman on the bassaee
bill at Albany. and other members OF the hAecu
tive Committee who do not concur In that OPINION
will present report also. 1t has been annoumve ounce,
ofncially that members who wish to vote m muI ~
bring their membership cards with them ana ad Il
mitted to the hall un;ess he can display ticket
In speaking Of the matter YESTERDAY W. = state Sat
Division OF the l.. A. W.. said: Il am sorry 10 10
any difference between wheelmen for , we
not hope to get rights unless We stand togete,,
The report that the League of American Wheelm en-
and the Cyclists Federation are at ,s wae az all
The question for the members of the Federa, nn,
to decide tonsh is whether the tSs INSTRUCTIONS
given It, Instead Of supporting the Armstrong Oh,
The snd the League has nothing do
with IT,
report was circulated last night that there was
trouble in store for the Cycle Club OF Brooklyn
over their coming show. to be held at the OLD lS'h
Regiment Armory next week 1t was saio 'nA' .
rival show would be held at the Cermont A vght
It said also that the other cycle clubs IN BrcoK
Ign were discontinued because complimentary n,srr,
bers' The report bears the imprint of profess
sonal kick. and the statements above are given
for what they are worth.
The annua, election Of the Manhattan Bicycle
Club will De held Monday. and the fo'o"ihs
regular nominations have been made: For pres'uen''
c. W Mason; for vice-president. J. r. POST LOT
treasurer Joseph Oatman for secretary L. Mc-
Farand for captain. r. G. Belts; for hrst le e
for M feD and H. G. r.
All are renomnated except Mason me oouS on TIE
run viii be over the Brunswick Hudson Coun-
ty and the limit will be twenty-five houiS'
There is a lively discussion going on among the
clubs competing for the bowling championship OF
the Metropolitan Association Of Cycling Clune' a
meeting Of TIE Board Of Managers OF the associa-
ton will held tonight 1t Is alleged ina. ne ne
It's team who was ineligible according to the rules
The protested has bowled In two games, ana an;
those games will in all probability be thrown o.s
as well as the records made in them Protests
may be lodged against men on other teams as "e'
From three to ten applications for membership
are received by the Century Wheelmen at every
meeting ard though the club is DESTROYS OF IN
creasnS its membership the utmost care is 'ahe"
as I, who Is admitted. No less than six appiica,
last "' meeting Of the club Henry Phillips John b
Uhle H. L. Fleming and Ernest Noble were eiectyin
wers aise r"ceived and viii be acted upon the
next meeting The meetings are held every 'o"-
day evening.
Robert Gentle the chief consul OF the New-Jer-
sey division OF the L. A. W.. has announced the
following appointments OF local consus: Newark
Edward o. Chase. Carl Ammann William {. Mard
Charles Dennison H. Freeman Neefus. Herbert J..
Thowless Frederick W. Potter and william Is
kinney East Orange-A. l.. Staikweather orange
DR. William +. Richards. South Orange-A X
Robertson
The Executive Board Of the Manhattan Bicycle
Club will hold a meeting at the elubrooms IN me
Osborne Fifty-seventhst and sevehth-aVe' 0"
Tuesday.