New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
PLEASED AT M hl'
LEY's BRILLIANT PROSPECTS.
wErI.PAvFD STREETS AND NEW OUTLETS fi'o''
THE CITY NEEDED TO RELIEVE CROWD
1Nc-coNpITroS OF TIE HUDSON


ING-CONDITlON Or lHEs hS'SD''
COUNTY BOULEVARD.
The manufacturers OF bicycles ana o'e" e''
sentatlyes in this market seem TO be Rreat'y pe"'e
q, m. prospect Of Major Mckinleys noHhha'o'' ''
President one OF them said yesterday ina. II was
ro, On much the personality OF Mr.. Mckinley which
interested the cycling industry as the fact 'ha' ne
,e,,osen,ed n sound protective policy. The p'cyc'e
,rtrs,ry embraces many kindred lines OF manuiact-
ure which he thought would unuoup,eu1Iy aag.tns,
life and vigor nnde. aS'Ie +, we'll understood
maj The American wheel Is superior IN cons s h -
and In all respects more hu, Manufacturers be-
iieve that the bicycle VIII be sun iul s
n the poicy os }hey hope It will be. Mckinley
secures the election
Something must be done for the whee'meh IN ,h's
o,,, ~ tho number OF accidents which are becoming
90 .,aruinglv frequent, will increase stu fur'her'
rt. ,ew well-paved streets In this CITY are "o"
mere,v n rush OF wheels every pleasant ai'er"oo"
and ot night and this IL particularly '"e 'a'' ~
SATURDAYS Sundays and holidays 1he bo"'e'"i'
o., ~. last few nights has offered spectacle
,,., ,oa caused the staid citizen who mas not
tIian a victim 10 the bicycle TO stand sun anu
wander crowds OF cyclists sweep UP the uIve. M. -,
~ lah .,eet In safety either TO himself or TO the
cvcj,st The work OF asphalting the new So" '
sbomld he hurried toward completion as Ias' as ~
s n, W. 90 noon as this If done some scheme
shouid be considered for good outet 10 ."u 90, s ~
urban roads for The Drive those thorough
fares win not be crowded St Ciair Mc t. na
whS witnessed the spsnans alone and seeing the
whole world 20 by ON wheels
r,. Hudson County boulevard in New-Jersey Is
becoming popular. not only WIN ."e ., -.
mat state but with riders from this SIDE OF the
to- "a we'll that complaints are coming IN re-
orI,ng the manner In which the boulevard Is kept
A marty OF Brooklyn cyclists went over the route
tho other day for the FIRST time having hea'o "a "'
smoothness and beauty When one OF the wheel
men was asked what he thought OF the new or.ve
no sa,d. ITO tell the truth was disappointed Ihe
n.n.r,, scenery was not as inviting as had been
led to expect; but OF this have no con2iSn' -, 70
make swarms OF sTs oOys
iSe cyclists had several sticks thrown at me- m:
chased by several d iSs the
pa par an The Jersey boulevard worse nuisance
than the whs h ar Hev wa sAS oodd with water
large part Of the fourteen miles anu on =,
we pedaled in sections OF the road through sea u
mud"
rh. our, Club Wheelmen will have run TO Bath
and cone y Ii toa dDneT
The Photo Bicycle Outing OF the Brooklyn Aoau
amy OF Photography will take place to-inor Nv.
Tho marty will leave No. III Montague-st at '''
. m GyS''s to va Rdseasid Pedestrians
hoat at Cha mbersst Via Northern Railroad OF New"
Jersey TO Ridgefeld
,oDr HIS WHEEL. THOUGH FATALLY HURT
Rochester. May lon Wednesday evening VIM
n vanzandt the seventeen-year-old son OF L.
N vanzandt of the Rochester Savings Bank TOOK
a spin on his bicycle out In the country He struck
large stone which hurled him to the sr rI,h
r,ng,ng pain in his head. Then he mounted tne
wheel and started for his home the pain
d,sd this morning without speaking. DIR: summer
Az his death was aaussd frem conclusion OF rne