New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-10

PRESIDENT COLEMAN TO CONTROL THE
NEXT SHOW IN THE EAST.

r MIGHT'VE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF
TRADE PLACES THE ENTIRE MATTER IN
HIS HANDs-CORONER'S VERDICT ON
ON THE PAILSADE ACCIDENT.
4, ,mnortant meeting Of the Executive Commit
a.. a, the National Board of Trade of Cycle Manu-
.,rsrs was held at its office. No. 211 Broadway.
.,dov There was full attendance of the COM
49,. for the first time In its history The COM
-. ;s as follows: r. Lindsay Coleman, chair
~. p Philip Gormuly. George II. Day, A. q
sn,lsne. William p Wilson, Joseph Mckee and
Uuv.m 4 Reddng. The committee gave Presi-
w., coleman full control OF the next Cycle Show
"a he held in the East
.os already been stated there is some trouble
..rr,nr Madison Square Garden. and Mr.. Cole
m.r by resolution. was authorized to secure 1t or
.,v other building in this or any other Eastern
., az ne may deem advisable 1t was reported
.s.,.,hs Coliseum building in Chicago had been Sc
.n-.s for the Western show and that the arrange
~.,,s for that exhibition were satisfactory. Ac-
M ,-os also taken in the matter of manufacturers
w.. have exhibited at unsanctoned shows during
,,, season and It Is expected that such hrms VIII
M, he allotted space at the next Natohal cyc.e
.rh,btjons and also that no sanctions VIII pe
r.nted for local exhibitions. unless such hrms are
.gorously excluded -, -
...s., ,r reviewing the fatal bicycle accident In
~hcb Charles F. Schroeder, Of No. % Bedford-s''
vas killed on May Is by falling over the fahsaoes'
While coasting down the gorge ROAD near 0iduS
49, 800 MAS another fatal accident 10 a wheel
ou =, ,his same place and in the same manner
lac, Sunday The Coroner said in part
Nv. a. ,be on,nion OF the Coroner that accidents
.ss'na ,bA ,,se Of the bicycle vehicle are not
e,.,. rat amount Of serious consideration which
.Ssv demand and which Is accorded 10 caSs VI
sWs,ts in connection with other vencies Inc
lion OF the wheel among US mas oeel % unless
.ar o,uss IN carefully survey the SITUATION We tIe
No, aware OF the changed conditions surrou,u.ns u.s.
IT, yna gnitude and importance or TINS eNouuOh oi
tse whea demands official attention from leglS-
,aso-s and officers of the law for the mutual penelt
OF that portion OF the community VINO are ""ce''e'
and those who not whee4men
rba fury rendered a verdict that death was due
N an accidental fall lowing 20 an Improperly con-
structed and guarded roadway. and we also oiFec'
the attention OF the authorities TO the faet tnat no
sign Is posted warning Tave.eIs a %! e ~ tbe
road"
The ranid growth OF the League or American
Wheenen IS astonishing The membership has
,escbed the total Of g. u.s. OF whom l762 Joined last
week In this State there were As new members
admitted last week bringing up the totaI l0r INC
sEO and Massachusetts,. 1858.
Tho formal presentation OF prizes won at THE
NsvYorx Evening Telegram parade on Saturday
viii take place at the Madison Square Garden on
Friday night at o'clock.
Elliott Burris has been presented with hand
some diamond iocket by party OF wheelmen VINO
visited Mr.. Burris at his home at Westooro. Mass
on Decoration Day.
Cyclists desiring to 1oin the League OF American
wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending name and ADDRESS
to the Cycling Editor. Tribune.