New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17


f., ccl,nc I'm Italv The roads in the three countries
mentioned arc far superior those in this country
During his travels Mr. SpadinE raFtF Ii', 81, o,
,,,,ef might hc considered a bad road for cycling.
ft,l and The Italians have taken hold OF the pcycc
Industry with u determination to master II. IN
,xh"nis were sold Al the different cycle shows Mr.;
Spalaing visited tho American wheels eXh,nned
formed ouifc an important feature or IN" SHOWS
lie Is Of The opinion that It will only be short time
before the American manuiactureIs VII CG'n t
successfully in England. France ana ltaly WIN inc
foreign makers.
While the meeting OF the cycle Board Of Trade
held on Wednesday. an interesting one to the
Stockholders the result vas not as sensational as
has been reported In some quarters /. /. if'a''
who attended the meeting, said yesterday that inc
story regarding the statement that Secretary Chid
had said that a snap" meeting was to be held had
no foundation In fact lie saw no serious trouble
ahead for the BOARD The meeting proper was post
poucd until next Wednesday, as the stockhoincrs
had intended that II should b." i was said in other
quarters that n had been agreed pfart'iIlE 'n'it
The election Of officers would result ABOUT as lo,,
lows. r. Philip Gormui}' pfrsld'nl' IL l''nttny
Coleman. Nic"-prfsidcnt ana y. Kennedy 'hllu,
secretary. The alleged slate * SAID TO contain
the nam" ~ George Pop" Tor tr'asurrT- -" In, M
forests of the sundry manuiscturcrs VIII h' ,o2n'
voice In the affairs Of the Board. 80 II - Said.
The arrival OF cycle agents and manufacturers dur
ing thu last TWO days has been unusually large. in
di.,finr thaf ,ne Attendance at the cycle Show VIII
be- OF great interest The volume Of business Is ex-
neofcd 90 De- much larger than that transacted AZ III"
recent show I'm Chicago. Its amount, In money value
canno, Doe accurately estimated. hu, the president Il
ih. Board of Trade says Ii will amuun' t. miilons
During the las, few days n" preparations in the
Garden have been carried on with unusual activity.
many exhibitors showing a desire to get ;heir dis
plays In shpshapc order before the appointed time
secretary Young says that he has been overwhem'i
~ late IS applicants Tor space who have neglected
untl The last opportunity to engage eNhhiiion-rJom
Had a." Garden been three un"s as aIs'; SAN
NJ Young Yesterday. ", Souid NV. '' ~,
I'M, F,urtn-at, entrance the Garden AMI u Is cN-
pectcd that All exhibitors VIII nave thrr stants IN
order hv q T. ~ ON saturday. \ rough estimate" or
the amount o. souvenirs 20 be gwen away iui"o ''s
show Is twp carloads
Isaac r Potter aud ". : Bull OF the New-York
STATE Division " the l. \ w spent the greater part
~ the afternoon Al the Garden yesterday looking
after IN. spa. which VIII he reserved for IN"
I.,,l. oil American Mhcrlm,u. SeNcral boxes nave
boon placed al the disposal Of the League ana tho
workers la the organization VII! not De l'ic next
week
! luncheon OF considerable prctcnslon will be
given under the auspices Of the Board Of Trade at he
Madison squarc Garden on Sunday al p m Most
of IN. prominent manufacturers OF the country VIII
be present
Cyclists who wan, to go skating on tho axes in
prospcct Park are now enabled to find accommoda-
lions for their wheels The chairman at the skate
house has arranged TO check wheels. but ne charges
twenty-five cents FOR DONG IL
The Peauod Wheemen Of Brooklyn. although com
paratvcly newcomers In the cycling world, talk
ing OF building clubhouse.
The Harlem Wheclmen have become one OF the
most progressive cycle organizations in this district
Their new clubhouse is a model OF comfort and neat
ness The club is arranging a Canadian tour for
next summer.