New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-15
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.

CAPTAIN MoRRISoN's TOUR.-Captain Morri-
son. of the Harlem Wheelmen. has almost COM
pleted his European tour. He has visited Paris,
brussels London and Edinburgh, as we'll as many
Intervening towns and by this time has arrived In
Ireland where he will Dublin and Belfast be-
fore going TO Queenstown. his arrival in New-fork
being expected in the latter part of this month.
CAPTAIN Morrsons letters TO club members nave
been found by them so interesting that they con, con,
template having them pTintea IN ooeK one this
year. Among It's members Will be George neltr
Percy b Miles August Welsing, jr. G. Percy Gran-
berry William ID. McGurn ana frankmh rtsn sar
Owing TO the increasing number of applicants ior
has decided that the membership UNIT De Ell, Ia Se
h T9n Called ed at which the Boards
is pretty certain to be acted upon iaVoraoiS'
T. A w MEMBERS WARNED.-lsaac Il. Pot
Tor president Of the League of American Wheei-
men. has made up his mind to put stop 10 inc
practice OF using the League as an aoNe'oS,ne
medium. and he yesterday sent copy OF me io.-
lowing circular to all League memoers' Cei'a"
unprincipled dealers, for the purpose OF giving
0rnm,nence 70 their wares are falsely advertising
that certain bicycles and other cycling goods are
League goods adopted by L. A W lhei =, CA" All
o, are warned against these misleading state
ments The J.. A. w. neither sasa;au, recop-
49, The product of any manufacturer or dealer,
person firm or corporation ne ol,s '5nSfbrn, for
Which special contract has been made for the DThe
IN of L. A w members, so as 10 insure .sonabe
price"
rOP A NEW VETERINARIAN Chasseauo'
A., o,d-,ime athlete who is now an enthusiasts
.hoo,r,an lives at East orange, n ). oa'u M
Cbasseaud Yesterday: 1T Will be wen "o''i, 49,
Gov the cyclists OF New-Jersey TO agltate 'nio"s'
,he,r representatives in the Legislature 1he ie"s
hil,tv of improving the towpath on the MOTIFS ao
-, canal for a wheelway. l took ridc over
part of the path last Sunday ana i1nu ride The
nath passes through many quaint rV SSer can thor
Jersey and. being without ni.is cb exertion The
nse attached to improving this pain w1ulb ee
merely nominal and in no way G tbe value of good
Ter The road would give splendid rae Of lus
fOTtyhye miles going rs Pf9a TTngl ne's'
WORKING IN HARMONf-An inpor'a a.. 49,
a., ~ the New-York Consulate was heiu az w
Vanderbilt Building yesterday AFTERNOON W.
ronosed 10 admit all members OF the H. " W
- ,his ci,v 70 associate membership IN 'he con
III '.''' ,,.tou, cost 10 the men, and committee
sHid'c ,nsnlt the L. A. w officials on the CmSs Of
COMMITTEES from the Associated CE1Ii aed maj in
New or Tx TWO associations should work IN mar
,oonv and cooperate with each o'A0''
cooD ROADS MEN TO PROTEsT.-A specta'
- -, - the Good Roads Association OF BROOK
,, ms heen called by President Angen lo' ga.
-. riqht TO protest against the rece'' -,
pa, commissioner Dettmer rot 10 nace ,ed Cv
Cvcle Path repaired this year at their meeting
cling Clubs OF Long isi,'"' "
Monday may also pTotcS''
". BLANKs.-Cyclists DESIRING " ! t,u
1.earue Of American Wheelmei' may n,arils NV
prince ,beir names and addresses 10 the |s0''"e
Editor. Tribune.