New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
y THE CYCLING WORLD
>,cs OF VARIOUS CLUBS.
rrrNEN.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

urUEElsMEN AVN''-'N'
I'VE ELEVATED RAILROADS.
meeting Of the Van Cortandt Wheel
The ann .he oldest bicycle clubs In this state.
men, ' s N the middle room OF the pepe" opeia
was be" ,'.rskiu. on Tuesday evening. Forty
House. re- oresent The following officers were
uemoes -, ensuing year President, ex-Judge
elected ~. ,,ce-president. \. W. Wyatt; secre-
Henry s,rsr Dudley Cook Hasorouck. serv-
tsry am .,.rarth year. captain. Harvey NJ wash
ns BE- '.,,enant Edward Lyman Bugler' Samuel
bum; ~, The following new members were
Il. rsarles H. Chase A. Ellsworth Garrison
electec' nsnike Louis II. Denike, William d.
usrry T. - George : McCu;cheeon, George y.
sOa,harce,, sx-Judee John n. Baxter There are
Ns members GI tne e wa insrucied to
,ns Tr 81 new clubroom for the ensuing
lnnssh he Ts. 1p-esisent William H Wdey. club
ssson * md ex-Water Commissioner Ed
repfssT I'm State representative gave interest
ward OF the State and Nagonsi assemnIies
.uc rqcss.sss meeting followed by smoker
TIE sSsSressive domino party Handsome prizes
and rss hy Orrin J Loder and Harry smith.
MANHATTAN Bicycle Club has voted to repeat
IAe So century run. also the Eagle Rock Hill
TIE w. contest both OF which distinct
eH1'S ~ last years cycling season. The double
isN will probably be held In June. and the hill
es"' S..0 contest in August or September. In Eng
gun ,Sa cyclists meets are usually held In tents
- ia oDen country each club vyinS with the
- ,r It's camp adOrnments and the hospitality
o.. az. several suggestions have been made
~, a similar idea be instituted in this country,
80 until the Manhattan Bicycle Club decided
- he experiment at the l.. a. W. meet at
70 rn33snhia. no definite move has been made. The
YoASteH'..ron Bicycle Club expects to attend the
Nan a. force and has suggested 10 the Associated
mess 80 clubs OF New-York the advisability of es-
Cyeans Tev,-York camp during the meet.
iso isniEv Mason ex-presdent OF the Manhattan
49, cub and who as chairman Of the STREETS
d KS45s sgTe5 for himself IN has signed to tour
ru~ope With the Elwen touring party wnl me-,
caves This country May dropny ta' Sanss nUm
s,nze figure OF Mercury. known as the orlcers
.ntr 10 he given 10 the members ridlng MY
ugPn',, me least time previous 10 December 81
H. s.S,s ~aq- 4 Oatman. with a record or hours
minutes ana 80 seconds for af'y m M x is meme tine
KS viii Try 10 wrest the trophy from him'
~bs Triumph Wheemen. who have recently taken
..r CHARTERS al No 80 West One-hundred-and-
.-th-s, intend 10 he represented on the track this
s.a.o, by a racing team OF al least four men Two
-.e,obsrs OF ne team Edwin Coples-oa and Jack
-srr have already been selected and are IN active
. H- and the others will be chosen as soon as
"a ,c,--ar set.les enough 10 permit the Racing
Som1!.-ee ~ determine the relative merits OF the
large number Z aspirants
The International Union OF Bicycle Workers held
, ,sc--- q. Toledo yesterday and elected the follow
ing officers: John Muiholland. Toledo president; T.
G Henry, Cleveland. e-iresiasil,, W " "a
T,isF, Secretary and treasurer The next meeting OF
fsa union WI! be held a. Buffalo. Toledo was des.g-
go 6s me bealqrarters Of the union. constiu-
ton providing Tor death sick and strike dement's was
80 'f,--i-e appear on all union-made wheels.
The annual election Of The Nassau Nheelman took
Mace Thursday night and The following officers were
elected q serve one wear: President. J. r. Bremen;
,ioe-pte,ldent George MorTel. secretary. Edward
Te,.f~v. treasurer. " Pendleton: Board Of Gov
srnors-H 4 Waters and 4. =. Gibson; Road Com
,nltte--R Sneider. IT.. chairman. n. COnoNer ana
George Bell
The Billiard and pool tournaments now being held
-v The Harlem Wheemen are almost completed. The
f'llowing leading scores show how well the handi-
,aps were arranged: