New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

why Glass B should be retained Neither does he
believe in the suggestion that the League should
@ ne Ss ~ad s%a
the cahs in at e a1F n the sF
A. c: Wilson. the president Of the League. is
oppression is Il am in the hands Of my friends and
oe :A the 40 chief Of ss State and Abbott
Bsssett the secretary Of the League are In con- M
terested in working for the best interests Of wheel
men than In taking part in any political arrange
Another interesting feature Of the show Yesterday
the bureau in charge Of this department found for
the first time in the history of cycle shows that 1t
and makers on the reg stry Est. 1t looked on
"Wednesday as If every dealer and maker ra in & tine
tnued to pour In yesterday fast that the bureau
was swamped.
FAKE REPORT ABOUT PICKPOCKETS.
A rather sensational and wholly untruthfui rumor
was circulated yesterday to the effect that pick
pockets and 'hoolums' had taken possession of
the Garden and that the former were reaping a
harvest The story investigated last night
and was found TO be wholly without foundation OF
course IN snch & thI9ng DSTh bat shfGR @
have been overnumerous is erroneous me man
agement of the Garden has four Central once de-
,ecilves on hand constantly. and they have done
their work so well that few complaints nave been
Some of the dealers and statesmen enjoyed little
social dinner at the Hotel Metropoe last night i:
The prospects for glorious wheeling season look
so tempting that they decided to celebrate with
nov of soul and vine 1t was not %
sion h9weyer was ARRANGED for last Sunday DaI
this banquet abandoned.
In yesterdays crowd there was a sprinkling OF
noon were MIR and Mrs. diver H. 7, Belmont.
IS E%ssr5 RaVid EaInss zy MiS; sns,IaSn i s,aST.
of G.. Thebaul,
erick W; Vanderbilt Butler Duncan, r., Thomas H.
William A. Hanes. manager Of the Michapx club;
William Morse. Oliver Buckngham. Robert 3
Foster, Edward Moier. Elliott smith, clifford Hur-
ry. ex-Park Commissioner David II. <ing Joseph
Coster General Robert Olyphant. Mrs Elliot Burris.
Of BrOGkyn Dr. ana Mrs mTs Arsbe
Pei, Edward La MoniaFne ,r Dudley r MyEs!', OF
thur B. Lake, II. G. Mcvicker. Major Potts, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles y, Green. Frank otis; G. w Scott;
Pierre Proal, W. c. Stewart Charles Henry ana
N'eAA"1s' WHEEEMEN fIsiGlN IN THE THRONE, ..
Many prominent clubmen of this vicinity were
the eHh1s hsm w
Thompson ' Eeasey @ chares
Lehman. ]. Rosmeier Frank Iioman. r: b. Belts.
a. ands Ba44 AnTeM r. " S"S s
II. d. Hesser jr Leo Suilivan Charles Para r. r.
W F. Kerr, n: J. Mccormick. G. W; Cushman'
r. Quinn. Harry Kelly. J. Souder. Al Ford X.
a"P0fE!. ira q E. Barnes rev ~ A. Barker II S Lathrop 9
2. Lockwood. A. F. Terry, John w Foster ard C. r.
Frenkle
THE QUILL CLUB RECEPTION.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Quill Club
Wheemen of America held in their Cycle Show
Headquarters irr the afternoon. which plans were
perfected for their ladies' reception which the club
will hold tonight in their rooms at the Garden. AT
yesterdays meeting Arthur \. Jervis was elected
Dy1t fes
OF the club year. The Nominating Committee an
nounced the following nominations for ooT oT ppc ,D e
dent, Dixie Hines for vice e-president. George -.
stackhouse: for secretary, NJ b. Macfarlene' for
Batcheder: for first lieutenant Alfred Re-Ves. 10,
the Executive Committee. George TaFsart. A. G;
Batchelder and a. y Jcrvis. The following were
edm'isd m ,osher to mfnSsTy Sew stock %cwYoT&
wpiman & VI cdE R"ys GaSasS
Brooklyn; r. NJ. Jarray, Chicago: a. IS kennTdy
Sa,rck Dnld ,'StH NewYork Sterling Eliot Boston; W
Tarbill Boston, c. G. Fitzpatrick Fiichbure Mass.
S: A. Miles, Chicago; W. H. feFre''' New =" anu
Lively interest manifesto ted Tni, in the u6cs h 4 VII vi
forces s' This s ticket will be headed Sterling En
f bs ebef sna 'eo consul of accept %
to run for the s ne pa o aatg or M h
that ne is not that he will be able TO swing thc
entire ia charge Of the Elliott cam
naign expect TO have a definite answer from New
One of the interesting trophies on exhibition at
the Garden last night the cup won by VIII IL
Pitman the veteran wheelman. who won the nrst
SoIiows; presented TO win r. Pi,man. winner Of
Association Times. 359 Sa7 and S;5o'
GREENWICH wHEELMEN WILL CELEBRATE.
Arrangements were completed yesterday at the
Garden by the Racing Committee OF the Green
vch Wheelmen. by which they will give dinner 10
the racing men of the club at the Columbia. In
Fourteenth-st.. after the close OF the snow to-nof
row night Among the prominent riders who Will
be present Will be Owens. Miller. Hedstrom, Ihofnp-
Those bicycle riders who are fond Of creating an
imnression-and who is not?-may be accommodated
al The show There is device there for that express
purpose. 1t Is one of the few funhy ihihgS S IN
To those who are unable TO otherwise lind a sad
die that meets their requirements. this Is designed
long anticipated an inevitable strapping at night
10 All long felt need An impression Is mad a.
is made This is filled with yielding padding,
which is covered with a leather top With little
use a perfect AZ Is claimed, ,o,..,,ou T., en-. o.,.h
Of Wheels from the usual enames Of various coors
is shown in wheel. 1t IS called an onyx fnish
Ii is not an enamel but a plating whch II Is sad'
becomes in the process part Of the steel Of the
frame and will scratch, tarnish nor wear of.
| 1t is certainly unique. pleasing and beautifu,
adds somewhat to the price WI no doup % n nna iavo
| bicycle business Of A. G. Spalding Bros. were
rendered surprise Wednesday evening For
| have charge of the Spading interests at the Gar
| den have been quietly arranging dinner 10 0e
given in honor of the visit ing agents II was held
successful affairs CT the kind ever held at cycle
| show. 49,, l., 49,, ,,,,. :,
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