New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27

pvRroRNANCE TIE BEST OF ThD
,,,ovr--urrrSo OF THE EXECUTIVE COM
,r-rrrg OF THE L. A. W. To-DAY-rhh
y1cHAUx CLUB NOTES AND CoMMENl''
Will. ,,s American Cycle Racing Associauo"
.or congratulate itself upon the rich re'u'", Al,
,.s from the bicycle tournament heio a' w.
oeNI - GARDEN ON Thursday night. 1t cahho'
ratu,ate itself upon the manner IN "hic" '"e
.ournament was run. In conducting cscie 10
a., we'll az In other sports, some 'Houe"' - ~
given 10 the spectators who pay TOT 'i'e
witnessing the races. and Wl'hou' such
aaca and encouragement. in financial way, 49," 80
e'9e CO. oo,,Id not he held. Owing possibly 10
49, 90, that the track was not finished uhl' .|' =
hou- tho gates were not thrown open u",H =. ,,e
o'clock This caused blockade III N" nnt abIe 10
80 i, some cases ticket-holders WeIe NV ". -
gain entra Sonr after their arrival at the man en-
,ranoe Then the glowing reports zen ,srbuck led
ing me 10 eXpect TOO much from the nr Of
mia man which was the cause % % Garden after
Kisses heard fS from e eVe u he had been run
Michael won as ne p dSne race Of the night was
the professional handicap Won II suG The bungiins
ipp[estGes IN The contest amateurs dd much
to spoil the enjoyment Of that rae none Of the
men who we're there 10 report the con
fnst were able TO much OF the q see,re adj
gSse 20 pesitions the lei fho
starbuc race that they tors * conduct other con-
public: Inc csSSen, and it owes it TO its patrons
70 improve the management
rA .r~ar,zs6 cyclists Of the district continue 10
,,t. +hs uveIest interes. IN tho plans to arrange
-or a cvcIeway across the Brooklyn Brloge' iho
oonro,ttees from the L. a. W. Consulate 'he AS
.oo,.,.d cycling Clubs Of New-York and Long
Y.,and ana the Good Roads Association OF BROOK
~ have held a meeting. and have decided upon
some plan present 10 the Bridss S b bad az
specl nt.cn et he trustees on Monday While the
clans under consideration may not prove 70 De en-
trey sW he Suggested Which viii lead TO the
Building OF tho desired wheelway over the br'ose'
meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the
1aaers Of American wheelmen will be held at the
Offices of President Potter. In the Potter Snoins
fS, t.s Iee eessy Morrison and F. E Kirsker
IN. Nebaux Club win hold seni-weekly meet
ines at the Metropolitan Bicycle Academy during
the winter The first meeting was held last Mon
uay;; 70 the acsdemy The oficers are W a
Hsinss - president: Elisha Dyer. secretary. and Ed
ward Payton Fowler treasurer
TIA rnembers of the South Brooklyn Wheelme en-
are agitated over the manner In which the cruz
shan be conducted At present 1t is run oy
hoard Of sSs cSS Soud ss
rnnx sH1 nv the members meeting to decide
the matter will be held ehoruy
It was said yesterday that the r11mors concern
tnp the consolidation of some Of the Eastern cycle
napers were not true. officials OF the Hoard OF
Trade also say that II is untrue thar me 6oapT
has decided to withhold It's patronage from an!
Of the established papers.
Teddy Hale, the lons-distanco cycio i'u'., :.
An. 70 arrive here to-day on the Etruria- mas
:. one Of the starters In the six-day race IN aoi-
son SQUARE Garden. He has cone aI e.s, w. he
1nntbs. training in England and In MS ist,ers ITO
Inoa'1 VA ba ia in the best possible condition
tn. Consulate Of the League OF American Whee'-
men yesterday morning began the oistripu''on ..
,h. r,,,es OF the road. passed by the BOARD OF
.Ssrmen and signed by the Mayor. mo rules
took effect September
cro,s,. desiring to Join the League OF American
rrn.el-o.n NAV obtain full printed information ano
aruhsrsh,n blanks by sending names and 40
dresses to the cycling editor Inc Aiiou"0'