New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
CROWDS OF wHEELMEN WILL TURN OUT TO-DAY
IF THE PROMISE OF FINE WEATHER

IF THE PROMISE OF FINE W EAlffh
HOLDS GOOD
With the fine weather which is promised for to-
day. riders OF the bicycle are expecting some rare
snort Innumerabe club runs have been arranged
and the good roads in the suburbs Will be thronged
The parade up the Boulevard and Riverside DRIVE
will attract many spectators while the crowd on the
cycle path in Brooklyn WILL In all probability, be one
of the largest ever there 1t Is pity that the
return path has not been finished Large crowds are
expected at the several road and track races The
,ttendance at the classic Irvngton- Milburn race,
tho cvcle derby of the East. will probably beat all
rncords The races at Painfield and the Clifton
track promise to be we'll attended. meet has been
arranged TO take place at Patchogue. dnd, many
prominent riders from Brooklyn have entered.
Many OF those going to the Milhurn' race from
tb,s CITY will take the Jersey Central train 10 New
ark and then ride to the Others will go by
the Delaware. Iackawanna and western ROAD 10
Maplewood which makes short trip TO the start
This train will leave he Barcay-st ferry at 1910
m The road is in good condition. and clever crit
les seem to think that the time record may De
broken Some OF the short-mark men are as fol-
lows 2:45-W. X. Sibley. South Brooklyn wheel
men. G. A. Carlson. Greenwich Nheelmen Z;5o-r'
W France Lake View Wheelmen o. L. Roenr'
Kings County Wheemen; A. Crawford keystone
Cycle Club; c. A. Elliott. Wilmington Wheel Ciuo
215-A W. Prudential. Excelsior Bicycle Club; w
Weller Atalanta Wheemen: r. NJ. Alexander, Hart
ford Wheelmen; s Standeven. Active Athletic club
2:Oo-Frederick PLACE. Brooklyn; Albert stutzmann
Liberty Wheemen; c. y. Rydel. Crescent W Wheel-
men: +. w RIGHT. Brooklyn Bicycle CIu6; r. q
smith Liberty ToSn o5n AIPeyv VIM EizaSes cyca
C'lub r ID White, Liberty Wheelmen; W. > Siavin
Tonrist Cycle Club +. A. Boinger Riverside w heel-
men: L. s Paige, Kings County Wnee,ms1n: 4 C,,i /
aetown osisdsr 1s EmI5a Pierce o4G eaGbrSss ESgd
Scratch-H II Maddox, Asbury Park Wheelmen
T. \ Walliston, Press Cycle Club; Monte Scott
Providence
r w Koscioek. OF the Buffalo Press Bicycle Club
vbo left Buffalo several days ago on a journey
which s TO embrace all the principal cities OF Europe
c,,ed at the Mayors Office yesterday and Secretary
Ioh :, Hedges placed the city's seal in souvenir
album that Mr.. Kosciolek carries as memorial OF
his trip.
The Manhattan Bicycle Club will give its annual
dinner at the Arena on June l6 The entry blanks
for the clubs double century. which will take place
u limo % and 2l are ready and they can be OBJ
tained frcm K. G. Belts, No SO West Broadway or
RI. entrance Zee will be So. which will furnish god
souvenir for all who accomplish the 200 miles within
twenty four hours.
Dr r Ottoengui, the Junior Consul OF the New
York Consulate requests that all cyclists who have
heer Injured In any manner by collisions with trucks
IVA CONS street-cars other vehicles since January
/ forward to him Immediately. at No. ll5 Madison
ave- a full statement OF the facts
Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending name and address 70
the Cycling Editor. Tribune