New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-16
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
WHEELMEN OF THE NETWORK ATH-
LETIC CLUB TO DINE.


LETIC CLUB TO DINE.
MURPHY TO COACH PRINCETON RGDERs-HAZsI>-
TINE. OF BROOKLYN AFTER INTERcoL-
LEGGATE HoyoRs-CoRBETT' TRAINER
on THE WHEELS Usefulness
JIMMIE MICHAEL HERE
The annual dinner of the bicycling division OF
the New-York Athletic Club will be held at the
clubhouse. in East Fifty-ffth-st.. next Thursday
night. Among the speakers will be General Coils.
Colonel waring Justice Jerome. Magistrate Went
worth and Police Commissioner Andrews In the
course OF the evening the mileage medals will be
distributed. The members of the NewYork Attn
letic Club propose lively interest in cycle
racing this year and they feel confident that their
team will be able to hold its own against the form-
dabe list Of men who have promised TO race under
the colors of the Knickerbocker Athletic club.
The contest for the Pendleton cup continues
through snow and storm. and none OF the three
Myrck. Edward Weincht and Charles X. Alley
are the who have ridden At least I'VE miles
outdoors every day since last May
President Schioss Of the New-York County
WheeImcn has appointed the following commit
tees FOR 1897: Racng-F. Hdebrandt jr., chair
Ra so5 j. W W2s prcssf Hfs as
PRANK Frank Tent. T charman " #: smith " J. White
charles Englehart EntertainmentrFrank Tefft
Chairman Roy G. iort0n TharIrs hnsIenarh
manager Of the basketball team. and Charles H.
IIlldebrandt is captain.
The first annual ball and reception OF the Bowl
ing Green Wheelmen will be held at Webster ftaH
on Tuesday night February % Charles White
one Of the ncorpora Of the club said yesterday
hat hp II,
he would have to leave town 10 attend the Eoroctt
Fzsmm9ns fight lie gave the %pnSn ,r th az the the
East Side.
I, was announced yesterday that Charles Muir
nhv the wel-known professional rider and men,
her of the Kings County Wheelmen, had been en-
aged as coach and manager OF the princeton 'o'-
lege bicycle racing team There IS some excellent
material among the collegians. and under the care
full guidance of Murphy the orange ana oaen may
be expected the front at regular intervals.
is expected IL named Brown. He has the three
essential qualities OF SUCCESSFUL RACINE "'"'
heart. head and speed
Bert" IIazeltine of Brooklyn. formerly of the
Polytechnic Institute and now at cornell Is
likely candidate for place on the intercoesiaoe
team lie showed some speed on the track IN the
early part Of 1895. but he has nos raced 20 any pH
tent since then. Iazeltne rode in the in,ersGno1
I'm 1895 and ran second in all the contests; belhg
beaten by Otto Roehr. of the Kings county hee'-
charles White OF this city. who will train cor
bstt in his coming fight with Fltzsmmons' had TINS
n saw regarding the bicycle as an item III ''i'''-
ers outfit Cycling is good for trans r no ,in
,o r. bonefts all parts OF the anatomy particu.
larly the Nd'f hot a does not develop the muscles
,bat tnke a man out OF dangcr-that is the niuo
ces USED IN hs viii Continue to use possibly
M to within week of the time oi HIS e'''''"e
the ring
tn. South BROOKLYN Wheemen have arranged a"
entertainment for the cycling editors oil 'rei'e' Nv
York The stag" will take place a f:oSPcV1 no.
on Friday night The H sbarSe i. compose OF
+ : Shsnks ]. d. Brown II r HOY y H. "e''''"'
and H. Denninger'
President Rahmingssf the Brooklyn Bicycle cIuo
gave a complimentary3Hnner 20 the Board OF 10y
srnors OF that club a; N Germania ciuo rooms. No
l2o sheEnedhoTn neooc Ths Souvenirs we're
6andpansd mugs Win mite; .s:sche. t5na ana
s,ores. and pleasant evening vas spent.
The Stanley cycle Manufac;J Company an
po,,nces tha, +, is ready for the to begin The
Stanley is high-grade wheei. In WIN are comohei
strength. simplicity lightnes.. hne~ orkmatship;
graceful appearance. finish and advance nechdllta
features The company is ncoFp9 5 az Sr the
ave and West Tweniy-seventh-s;.
I, v,s said Yesterday that IL was probably pat
Thomas Eek and John : Johnson would rep"H
tho Shading firm on the racetrack this year. VIZ
Eek was seen las: night he said he did no; care ~
bs ,,,ne n saw anything positive the subject. Re-
trr,ng 70 inc coming racing season he said: u think
tbat The League Of American W heeinen made TWO
m ~ ,kes a the recen: meeting at Albany. Inc ntst
was when refused 70 admit professionals to mem ey
certain sections o. the country the privilege o. hoId-
ing sunday races
rt,tIo "Ji,nnl,e" Michael. the wonderful midget
ride, and the hes. distance man in Europe. arrived
T., This CITY Yesterday on the steamship La C1am-
M one and he will depart Immediately for California,
where he will go into training. Michael VII prob
ably follow the circuit next sgdson re 'aS o'd'ph
nearly every man in Europe. Linton beat aim once.
hui !: was ,l,,e 10 an accident. Mchael's friends
say. Michael is staying at the Everett House.
The public is to be congratulated upon the fact tha;
birycle-makine has in - many particulars passed
the experimental stage. This Is shown by the iact
tina, "a modes a. shown by all the hgh-grade mann
f,cturers display = striking similarity This places
The business where experienced workmanship ami
guarantee are the principal features. II j. needless 10
emphasize the fact hat tho name Remington l. a
tower Of strength associated win botl these requ
sites Long before bicycles bulk this name
q God for much that reliable in manufacture. and
when the question Of making ana selling Remns-
fact that the name had more 70 ose than 70 gain In
the venture Five years Of iCyce-bu ling have
borne most gratifying testimony 10 the fact thai the
wheel made by the firm Is worthy OF its name.
President Potter OF the League OF American Wheel
men took a flying trip 70 Boston yesterday.
Cyclists desir1ne join the League II American
Wheelme, may obtain full printed information and
blanks by sending names and addresses