New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
BRILLIANT PROSPECTS FOR TO-NIGHTs
PARADE.
MORE COMPLAINTS OF BROOKLYN STREETS
MEN-RACfNG IN WESTMINSTER AND
BRooKLYN-H CLUB ELECTION.

BROOKIYN-K CLUB ELECTION.
Tho night bicycle parade. under the auspices OF
"The Journal" will take place tonight anu ]"
promises to OF the most interesting pArades
of the many seen this year. Many ha""so"'o
nrzes have been offered. and these Will insure
large turnout Of wheelmen Disagreeable wea'her
&c the only thing which deprive the wheeimen
ard .he,r friends of an enjoyable nights pleasure
Tho parade Will start promptly at CLOCK. me
y,viewing stand will he located on the bouieN"'"
at hundred nd seven'h-st.. where many P'o
Mo we'll known in the cycling world will be pres
ont There will he music and fireworks eaio'e'
and the line Of march will present uM~ IN 49,
pearance In OF rain the parade VII ne P1S ho
poned until Monday night The ma1o.ig oi 'nc
clubs of the district will turn out IN pou!'
Nav, connIaints have been made recently about
tha condition of the streets In Brooklyn 'esel
6av Treasurer Secretary Bull. OF the Ne"-i o'N
c,sta Division of the l.. A. w. sent the Following
letter 10 the Bureau of membranes or brooK!n'
"Sor,e Of our members complain of numerous on
'str,ctions left unlighted on the streets OF ''ooN
,vr We are informed that last night september
10 there was an obstruction In front OF "I"'e
Church on Hicks-st. with no hght three on LIN
cdn Place between Sixth and Seventh AYES, ana
No. a, The foot of Lincoln Hill and Sixth,ave
These distractions dangerous 10 ire anu hnin'
TO- ,r gn that YOU will that proper steps are
taken to enforce a compliance with the law.
r, MILEAGE NJ the Kings County Wheelmen to
,rerst &c over 10000 miles. The clubs quad
team will give an exhibition at the New-Jersey
State Fair to-day where they Will either pace
"1oo" Harrison or Bert" Ripley. and on sunday
they begin pacing c. II. Murphy az Mahha''i"
Reach track for his match race with Michae's
As soon after October as special sanction can
be secured G. r Earl Will attempt to break RECORDS
"a two miles paced by the quad, with the regular
crew riding 1t IS possible that I. ; raige e, wiz ~
nma raining for the first time this season The
twentv -fve-me club handicap Tor the Mison .
,ronhy will come off some time in the early part
81 ocfober and promises to be an interesting race
Entries for the handcaps TO be decided on Friday
a,d Saturday Of next week. under the auspices OF
the Quill Club Wheelmen OF America at Ma nIaa
Tan Reach close to-day with A. g. Batcheider
Room Sls. No 10 Nas.au-st. the en'res io' '"e
scratch races close on Monday
Tho westchester Cycling League has received
,auc,fon for its races to take place SATURDAY,
october p AZ White Plains The contests VIII
be as follows: Mile novice @
~ 'Wes,shester County: 22o-yard obstacle ,openl
ye.mi,c .o onen hK"o Fries No j. broadway or any
other member of the Racing COMMITTEE
One OF the most popular road races is the ten
mile handicap over the Boulevard, in Brooklyn.
Tho. race this year will he held on September 30 at
% a m a valuable prize will be AWARDED TO ahe
winner and speCiS time me p romTse 70 The rs three
,nor 10 tnYsh will receive special prizes, Inc
course will be from "Shaughnessys' 10 "Howes
and back and repeat
The annual election OF officers Of the Bush"lck
Wheelmen was held at the clubhouse NO OIL
1exington-ave Brooklyn. on THURSDAY. Ar,er II
somewhat close contest the result was: fres'ue'''
& Rerrer: vice president. j. lielawel secre,nIH,
w Cornils: treasurer. 7. Richter; corresponding
secretary r. Anchen; captain. G. tiurnett; mrs
iieutenant w I'rquhart: second neutehant, D.
Friedman Board Of Governors for three ySa re-
NJ Pe-rar j. kunzcr. The following conulttee
=, annonted on the Timothy l.. Woodruff pa
,,de T. Gurnett l.. Berger and Ii. Ancheli
Cyclists desiring TO Join the League Oh Anie'iO",
x,-heolmen may obtain full printed information ana
orhersbin blanks by sending name and address
Ia the cycling Editor, Tribune