The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-29
Memorial Day Club Runs.

The Catholic Club Cyclers viii take a
spin to the Irvington-Milburn race in the
morning and to the New Jersey A. C.
games in the afternoon.
The Lafayette Wheelnen will leave their
clubhouse on an Horn street at eight A..
M. bound for the big road race. All riders
are invited to join them.
The Mantle Wreelmen will leave their
house on Third street at eight A. M.
and will swell the army at the big
race.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will ride
in a body from their clubhouse on Belmont
avenue in the morning. to the big race.
After his is over the boys will Scatter,
some go to Plainffeld and others to the
home and go down to the Point in the
afternoon and see those races.
The Clos will start at eight a. M. from
their home on the Boulevard and make
the trip out to the big race, after when
they will go to Plainfieid and cheer their
boys who have entered there, on TO vic
The Palma Wheel1nen viii ride to the
Irvington5Milburn course. and after the
race will go to PIaintield and have dinner.
d there sss 'n0SS races Wn'cn W''' oe ne'a
The Mercury Club Cyclers viii spend
the day at Plainfield after the race.
Hall in the morning bound for the big
race. They will rsde to Coney Island in
the afternoon.
The Areanum Wheelmen will ride to the
big race, and when that is over win
ride to the races that will be held at the
M. 4. e. ground at Bergen Point,
have no regular run. but most of the boys
will ride out to witness the big raee.
The Columbia Club Cyelers will go OF
their first club run tomorrow to- Toms
River. The boys win be gone all day.
The Arlington Wheelmen will ride to
Nyack They expect q large delegaticn.
The jersey City Club Cyclers will go
on a run to the Delaware Water Gap.
Passa1c Yacht club Review.
The formal opening Of the new club
house of the Passaic River Yacht Club
took place last evening. The house is To-
Gated on the Passaic River just below the
Centre street bridge in Harrison. A large
basin has been dug out and there is now
room in front Of the clubhouse where ali
the clubs fleet can anchor. The house is
a pretty one. two stories high, containing
lockers. baths and all other appliances
which go to make a model yacht club
dresses, songs, solos and music, which
was followed by a banquet. Tomorrow the
club will bold its annual fleet parade on
Newark Bay, Opposite Bayonne. Thirty
yachts will take part in the parade. They
viii leave the clubhouse in Harrison at
stgnt A. M. IN tnw Of the tug Hortense.
- p ley tue
parade the members with their guests
will enjoy a dinner at Ackerman's Shore
House. Thirty-feurth street. Bayonne.
After dinner several races will take place
between the fast boats of the club.
A Match at Live BIRDS.
Charles Steffens, Of the Jeanette Gun
Club Of New York, and Charles Wool-
naington, President Of the Union Fiji Gun
Club, will shoot a match at live birds
tomorrow afternoon at the Gutenberg
Race Track The match is for $3.50 4 side.
fifty live birds each, twenty-eight yards
rise. American Association rules viii
govern, the loser to pay for all the birds.
Tournanaent of me Trap Shooters,
Lea&ne-
The fourth tournament series Of 1906
Of the New Jersey Trap shooters League
Will 4 place oh The grounds Of the
Mapleweod Sun Club AZ Maplnwood To-
morrow afterneon Besides the team