The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-12

via the Hudson Boulevard. Hoboken mem
bers meet at DR.. Cheney's,. No. sos Wash
members meet at No. S26 Dodd street,
Weehawken Heights at 8 o'clock. The
Arcanumites that are wheelmen are cor
daily, and ~fraternaliy invited to join. Re
P. M.
The Ancanum Wheelmen have arranged
for a series of road races to take place
by permission Of the Board of Freeholders
en- the Boulevard on July Is. A programme
or several different distance races has
been prepared, which will be open to all
New Jersey riders, and it is probable that
the club will have a team race witt the
Mantle Wheelmen, to whom a challenge
Will be sent.
On Sunday next the Areanums will have
q Grub run to Long Branch, starting from
unelr headquarters, Armbruster's Hotel,
at I;l5 A. M. They will go via Elizabeth
and Railway to Perth Anlboy, and thence
by train to Mattawan, and then by the
way Of keyport and Red Bank to Long
Braneh. After dinner a trip will be made
to Asbury Park, returning by boat from
the Atlaatie Highlands to New York.
Cycle CARNIVAL Astra elton.
big nit has been scored by the Cycle
Square Garden. Thousands Of people
have attended nightly and the applause
over the racing and other excellent fea-
served. Tonight 1T is expected there will
be a gam in the Garden to witness the
presentation Of the prizes Won in the great
ments have been made for this event,
ard it will certainly be an addition to the
attractive programme.
All the prize winners will be on hand
in boxes specially reserved for that pur-
pose
The raceg will be given as usual and
other popular features will be the Mid
way" a game of polo, drill contest be-
tween the crack clubs OF Greater New
York, fancy trick riding by all the fam
ntr aUAn nFcZ a,,1 ~ - +.o-@1 1881 49,
the premier o~ne-legged rider, Charles G.
Fitzpatrick,
First Race for the Ellsworth Trophy
Commodore Parker Chairman Of the
New Jersey Athletic Clubs yachting con-
tingent, has mapped out a frst-class en-
tertainment for Saturday, June 20. 1t
will be the formal opening of the yachting
season among the New Jersey A. c..
yachtsms IN and an enjoyable time is ex-
trophy will be sailed on the afternoon
of the Goth, and the course will be laid out
in such a "a that the visitors can see
m nnsa. o Of the wi, aafs fF Phe the rsee 6=oa aar tbs E yeg-
worth trophy are always interesting, for
old Captain Joe is a general favorite at
one,a Point me Entries of are re- ep PEW only p yss to yac6 e
feet, and can be sent to T. J.. Parker,
New Jersey A. G., Bayonne. The race
will be called at two P, M.
Iroquofs Wheelmen IN Training.
The Troquois Wheelnen's fast men will
start training Monday for the 25-mile
Jamaica road race, which takes place on
the fourth off July: Judging by the clip
they are cutting on the Hudson Boule-
ward they should he heard from way up
among the leaders. Among those entered
are A. Michel, one of the crack riders OF
the S-even8y-first Regiment, N. G. n. Y;
L. Henkel and f. Frey. The club will have
a run to Tarrytown on Sunday. The off,
GERS are:-President. Edward Nyegaart;
treasurer. Frank Hall. secretary. Adolph
Michel: sergeant-at-arms. J.. WINNER;
captain, Rudolph May, first lieutenant,
Louis Henkel; second lieutenant, Henry