New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-15
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.

Two young men left Vienna on September II iass
year to make tour Of the world on their pcycieS'
They visited many Of the countries on the o,Iet
side Of the Alta 1tic when an accident nappeheo "
one OF them In London, resulting In broken ies'
The young men q. Bachmann ana >. nra"o-
s,ottner members OF bicycle club OF vienna.
Each has made n wager Cf Aopo and expenses tnat
he will be able make the tour around the worm '
less than two years. Bachmann waited IN Londoh
for several days for his friend and then. thinking
that he had better continue the journey alone. ne
left England for this country. He visited PRESIDENT
Potter OF the L. A. w yesterday TO SECURE es 20
town for San Francisco early to-norrow mor bay
from No % s,atest and he win be RssSee 70 sscors
Elm out OF the city and that he takes the ilsnt
Hs ,Ie BOOK XIV with him. which shows that he has visit
ed and has been checked at his various stopp.ns q
places ps, Of by ms ,bs cycst who
was murdered by the Kurds in Armenia
Plans have been suggested for the proposed bi-
cycle path over the Brooklyn Bridge. but whether
they will fiji the bill remains TO be seen The plans
have been drawn I'D by c. Conde engineer and
cycst Mr. Condo submitted his plans to Micnael
Furst. who will lay them before the Associated
Cvcllng Clubs OF Long Island. II the plans are
be mans arrange FOR path outside the Bridge
proper Il will be a sort OF an extra pathway aoor'
ten aee, "a and # Is 10 be supported by trussed
beams Of proper strength.
Entries for the amateur and professional races
q. tho r,eet Of the Kings County Wheelmen on
rune % at Manhattan Beach. are coming In fast'
and Il "a almost certain that the entry lis: VIII De
as great as last year. The entries close on June
10 and that date will undoubtedly see many OF the
prominent amateurs and professionals enter sT:
Among the many entries already received are
those OF Goodwin. Henshaw. Headstrom owen wen
Reith Culbertson Caccavajo, Relyea, IN me aIna-
teur class and Ray Mcdonald c. NJ M sTndPdv.
Goodman. and Sbley who will ride his first pro-
fessonal race
Among the prominent people who sent IN appnca-
lions for membership IN the League OF American
Wheelmen yesterday were II. MAITLAND hefsey'
Foxhan Keene. DR. Holbr31k s,,. GURUS Mccorke'
Richard Peters who Is an enthusiastic worker IN
the cause Of the L. A. W.. sent IN most VI TIC
names.
Many local cyclists are preparing to make tne
trim 10 the annual State meet OF the New-forK
Division. which will be held at Saratoga next Mon
dav and Tuesday There will be held at the same
Mace the semi-annual meeting Of the Board OF Om-
GERS Of the division. w. s: Bull r NJ FtoDis t
AND and them wheel the thirty-two miles from Albany
to Saratoga on Sunday.
The Lincoln wheelmen Of Brooklyn may get INTO
trouble with the L. A. W. The club held race
meet on Sunday at Maspeth 1t was intended 70
have one of the races for women. but TINS feature
was abandoned.
Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and ad-
dresses to the Cycling Editor. The Tribune