New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-18

the exhibits ouch. TO be in excellent conaitoh
when the show is formally opened to-nigh''
Large as the IS. IL Is not nearly go spacious
az the manufacturers would like. and While some
60 have been lief, out entirely, the majority or
the other makers who secured their spaces carry
would have paid willingly for double inc ioo"i '""'
they have at their disposal. Many OF the hia"u'
lecturers sent exhibits on TO the Chlcaso ano"'
which ended last Saturday, and the work OF trans
,ort,n- those exhibits 10 this city mas Iequreu
,op,h time and considerably more patience
II has been the effort OF the management mere
q, eclipse the Western effort in nearly every uet"'
and from present indications that ambition VIII ne
e,t,sfed chicago can take the Democratic National
convention but New-York will have cycle sho"
,vhich PROMISES TO bury the show in the West OUT
~ sight As oney-maker the exhibition IN me
West was a remarkable success, but as an a''s''o
show the one in this city will eclipse IL N every
respect. $3.50 I'D ..
-, M. ,ncir new IDEAS will act IN favor OF the
chow IN this city, and as result many innovations
II, the line OF wheels ana wheeling accessories WI"
be shown mere for tho first time
,raere was n time when such an exhibition wouid
have been looked upon merely as uaue aia'i,
and the general pubic would have had none or II
80 with complimentary tickets. That was De-
lore the bicycle had become the popular nsu'"''o"
tho. II now is. To-day the public or large po'
,ion of :he masses, know what cycle Is anu inc
tA.re NJ the wheel show the liveliest interest ID
chain adjusters, brakes, repair KITS ana every
st., olsa that goes toward the outfit OF the cycist'
r-,a careful whecman or wheelwoman VIII hf"l
look at the bicycle as It stancs III us rach, anu
,e,ark upon its general appearance ana iliiis''.
.-he, y Will be lifted up to inspect IFS weight anu
non tho attendant salesman VIII De put'oi'oie"
I , ,borsond and one questions fired al MN 10
determine what special advantage that par Ncu''
wheel is supposed to have over all o'her ""ce's
"The average purchaser OF Dlc!cie 10 9" ~
lynA M
Yesterday 81 try to keep in touch with my pa
.roDs as ynuch as possible, and nothing gives 'hc
more Measure than 10 explain the inner WI
NJ wheel 10 a rider Even 'hos7 W H,,
been cyclists for years are AT tH"es " -,
,ncrednlous about certain parts Of wheel me-
is another popularity about the a'ei"ee 49,
H. u.ul ,nsist that his wheel is the pest III al"
market and that he would not ride any o'"e' o."
vel the chances that you VIII h'u nm I,,i
y. new style of wheel every year Vi W '..n,
lions Of dollars been spent IN p,,, EVA,
for the 'ss model for this year, ana 'n'"H hs
coma remarkable inventions Will be see" d. '''N
snow. which will open tomorrow his"'' ,o-,,
T,bs doors will be thrown open 10 t"e tn
nublic at o'clock In the evening" "u'ua' ,ho
enable the tardy makers and dealers 10 puI ','
',, ,o,,bos on their stands and eXhibl's'
Tex. week the morning hours Will be devote" "
the trade and the public will have It's s"a'e "
looking at ana examining the COCA ,hi .en Selling
.@,kais IN Shicaeo particularly at night ana Man
.yer Sanger saws that the same poHcy GO re
10 he aIopted here. The aisles az Madlsoi, ~
G,rdsn are so wide and the exhibits nave peen
ranged With so much care that mnch OF ny ~, ,,u
,r, which was a feature OF the chicago S"o" ~"
be eliminated here .,o,. s,ar,o or at
.ndants ard clerks have been coming 10 ,D"i' ;s
arnyes and at many OF the uptown hoteIs ~.
,..n,oesihle 10 secure accommodations. anu ~,
hiecI is the one topic talked about conpe'e 20
~ arrivals viii be kept at he Garden an -
Uod,i he an easy matter 20 md any person " 4o -
"inrsc,ed in any way with the cycling We; 10
~ amended and Est Of names VIII give a
ne e~ 70 The plans OF the show. by glancng over
~ names and numbers one VIII be anie 10 Ilni "'
once any Style Of wheel he may want 10 see
40.
No Exhibitors. stand.
stang Voc, Nfg Co. III 2io Arnold. sohwnn
i'o' Saving Ma 90.
30. pd h "a 212-214 4 L. Moore co.
IInn',iosc ticvcle co. us. Phillips Mfg. Co
q :. i,,.ipo. cycle PIG. ]. J. Warren 60.
= 10 ia, L.. Co 2i7-2ls. I!dseport Gun I'M
J. l1sn, iouis I.ef and plement Co.
j. 10, - r. 10 2la. II. HARDY
- il, Fo"'' Sewing Machine co.
-. ,vui,,s Mfg Co. 22l. g. W. Cole ~ co.
~ - tiaso,"n Wheel CO. %. Newton Rubber Works
o. Mckee q Haii1De,,n,n .,, 90, ,..,.x, prlhe,
- Keawooi Bicycle MIG ~-'-~-'' ~ Ho,hs 70 ~
20. -..A Ricvcle Co. 22,. i. II. Williams & Co.
20 ~ .na, r,ce Mig 22G Mechanical Fabric Co.
Is s'a"''"' 227. Davis Stevens MIG.
% G. N. shrk Mig CO. 900 GOO co Persons =, Muller
- Ienltn 'Y,.,iit,,,.r Cycs CO. Johnson
81. " W. "''' Arms and Cycle