New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-04
Tho following is the standing OF the teams Ill t''e
o. Jersey BOVINE

The annual election Of the Century "he'''"e' W."
he held on March %. The following tickets az a.,
nounced: For president-Warde blhEle9' -" ,.I.
swee,ser: for vice-president-William H. MscNey'
William 7 NcIaren: for recording secreiary-J H.
Goodwin willis f. Frost; for corresponding score
iary-E A. Whitney, +. W. Tanner ioi i'''a'0'"'
secrotary-A 3. Woodward. w. A. coulter ior
trsasurer-George j. Kraemer. Dr. {. H. fIetcheI'
for captain-Matthew Glib Peter j. Fisher Tor ilisT
ueutenant-Chares Kraemer. F. L. Latham w D.
Sling. Albert H. wilkins for second lieutenant
Charles c. Garrett. Joseph p. Walsh. l.. strauss
fer first sergsant-M. NJ: Giles. Frederick Rodck
NThomss ]. Miggins. Frederick Rrunjes: M G
]. Mnrphy' Dr. Grant II. Richtmyer, Dr.. W. \.
Walker for BOARD Of DTe' p%snp Il N Mcco
1s Charles c. Ja%n AndeT r MsaSe k0 Bow ~
NiETa Ese ED Edward B. Fernad W $ Rocky
Dr.. 6. W Sweeny r S Jerome; Ernest Meyer Elm NJ
G 1smce ei1a W. Waldo e. Rice. ~ Wood s
Rogers NJ. J. Gibbons.
Said well-known cyclst yesterday: Some
women may live for years amid the incessant
clansor Of city streets yet not acquire the habit
of loud strident talking; but the moment they
mount a wheel and have occasion 10 speak to any
one they develop scream. NOW ana again d
man shows the same tendency. but II is only &C.
casiona among men. while it is general among
women. There is more reason for y In one sex
IN me other any o mere en Sans fo
when throne Of wheelers pass by you will find it
nearly always as stated"
A Chicago man has invented new bicycle lock
7, Is fastened to the ton bar the head ana
not only locks the wheel in position but also locks
the head so that the machine can be leaned against
q wall with only the handle-har end touching' me
cck swings mp out OF the way wnen To vee dS onT
two and one-half ounces. and Is retained Al rea-
sonable nsure.
Teddy Goodman. the indoor champion Of the
Riverside wheemen and Sam" Brock. Of Brook
lyn are matched TO ride two-mile race al th9
games of the 22d Regiment, TO be held al The
on n' opposite sit sides Of the track which viii prove
the superiority az the winner. ledo! ile"'s
are confident of the result
The Atalanta wheelmen Of Newark. is the latest
club that has found out the value OF becoming a
League club This week the required number ioineo
in a hody' II is expected that the Vim Club also
Of Newark. will follow this example
Secretary Bassett of the l.. A. w, has compared
lis, Of the membership in each state, showing
the numerical standing for 1896 and 1897 The in
crease has been substantial in most Of he diy
-okIahona ana Mississippi The membership
year ago vas 2q323 This year it is 5000 or an
increase OF over 5000
Albert schoch jr., son Of the veteran lons'dis-
lance rider. will devote considerable attention to
,rzck racing this Young Schoch IS about
twenty years old. and he says that he has ridden
mile on the track in 2l0.
\ meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the
Quill Club Wheelmen will be held in the ciubroom
in the Tract Society Building this afternoon AZ
800 o'clock This will be the last meeting OF the
present committee.
The new l.. A w hatpin and button for this
Stale has appeared. and it be secured from
Secretary Treasurer Bull, at division headquarters
The emblem is of silver the design is handsome
and II ought to be popular.
Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League Of American
Wheelmen may obtain full! printed informaton and
membership blanks by sending and adj
dresses 10 the Cycling Editor, Tribune.