The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-14

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session OF all the places along the coast
as well as the mountains this year. and In
no place is this invasion more apparent
bieyclists want is given them, from good
roads TO bicycle checks. The place is
overrun with bicyelistss some of whom
give an occasional thought to the safety
Of unwary pedestrians, and many of whom
60 not even ring a bell before knocking
down all within reach. There is hardly a
/ street where there cannot be seen, every
evening some hot ma e~ndeavoring TO
teach anxious beginners how to ride.
Several years ago Mr.. Bradley had a
brick cycle path built for bicyclists which
runs alongside of the boardwalk. On this
path there are signs reading, Bicycles
have right of way over this board walk;
pedestrians can use the board walk and
any pedestrian lncensiderate enough to
use the path after reading the notice is
rufhiesslg run down by bicyclists. This
spring 2 path was made from the ocean
eycle path along Wesley Lake to the main
street, and at the other end ofJtt1e walk
a2ong Deal Lake to the road leading to
Long Branch. This completes a chain of
good roads, and most riders may go to
Avon, Belmar, Shark River. Como, Spring
Lake Brielle and Sea Girt on the one
side and Darlington Elberon, Long
Branch, Hollywood. Norwood Pleasure
Bay, Atlantic Highlands and Sea Bright
afIifculty from heavy dirt.
Another arrangement for the comfort of
bicyclfsts which Is in great favor is the
checking Of wheels at some of the bath
houses This is a great boon which APP
peals to all people who nave wheels and
don't want to lose them. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. G. Negus, of Crescent avenue. who
have a cottage ON Sixth avenue, North
Asbury Park. are enthusiastic bicyclists
as are their sons. Mr.. Charles Negus has
a tandem and Is frequently seen riding
It. Miss Heloase Hamilton, of Bergen
avenue. is also fond of the bicycle. and
she takes long rides from her summer
nome In Asbury Park to the places of
interest about. Miss Elise Ramsay of
Beinont avenue, who is staying at the
Lodore, is devoted to bicvc,a riaa,g ana
her pretty sasit of linen crash. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rob Dennis, who are STAYING at the
New England House, take MANY Trims I'M
to the surrounding country on their hjcv-
eles. Mrs. Dennds was until very reoa,+sv
Miss FLORENCE Clark. otbar h,e-a,ts.s
the Park are Mr.. Cha r,es Er,.h 80 ~
Van Beuren.
qha Rabv nna
,ess $500. - eNe1snis more OF
nouaua. rather less,
aroa "a lase year interest IN the
oiee UNIQUE spectacle grows fainter and
sne ussiraoHity OF allowing
sehe siFtie tots to yak 50 many miles IN
1he mol san-and 1T is always sure to be
noe-aha tare themselves out for the ques-
u1onaple pleasure Of being passed by BY
the Judges The list of prizes is not In any
wayfdminisned. There are Just as many
as ever 4 some of them are ,,,st a.
strange as eyer. AS yet no one has.
thought Of ofrer,ne a. = nr,aa go
The parade occurs TOMORROW sftarnaaa
and there are now oyer four hundred 81
tries. ei-
saturday was ..s.,t uo.a-
one day IN the wear wbe, AZ 'as
take a bath. They fock in large nurnbar !
to some seaside resort rala .ha,n ,-Dsa
take the dip in the surf = wbies asu
have been looking forward ever siaos
the last one. Wreck Pa.s ba.es
this year for the rendezvous, and as s mang
people went there to loot a. +ba $50.
take dip.
A leap year german. in which Mrs
Charles H. Winfield participated. was
given at the Brunswick TUESDAY morn,ns
short = time for the dance lovers. ard
now they have instituted n,or,;na dnaas
shore as At the mountains. The beach
Mr.. and Mrs Rvnaar wor.e,avho
Park.
SIS.
Mrs. Z. A. Tucker and Mr., and Mrs
...
Mr.. Ned jacques * STAYING al Tho
Br1,nsurick