New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FLORAL fElE
AT SARATOGA
THE PARADE TO TAKE PLACE on sEPTkMbhH
THE ANIMAL Run TO AsBCRf fA'N
ROAD ORDINANCES HANG FIRE


THE ANNrAr. RUN TO AsBrRY PARK
ROAD ORDINANCES HANG FIRE
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The fourth annual parade. battle Of flowers ana
fora. ball of the Saratoga Floral ASSOCIATION. mnoh
will be held on the afternoon and evening oi tues
day. September I. promise TO exceed IN beauty anu
spectacular effects any similar parade ana ie.e ever
hell there Besides the decorated floats. mytho cg-
cal and historical in design. and the decorated car
riages the feature Of the parade ana bate Od & no%
ere VIII al pc nar, Of the New England and the Mid
die Atlantic States have signied iner n,eh',om r ot
sante3 IN the parade will try outdo the Others for
original floral decorations OF wheeis. ~ ~, a. a.
forty prizes offered for those who take part III ''e
parace
The Associated Cycling Clubs Of New-Jersey will
hold their annual century run to Asbury PARK on
Sentemher The entrance fee Is 20 cents. ana sur
yivors can obtain medal upon payment OF 81 III
addition There will he three divisions. one staruhs
$50 one at a. m ana last aiv't6oh m to- how I
fast they will ride The start is TO be MADE ttom
Military Park, Newark.
The road ordinances suggested by the cyclists ana
indorsed by the Board OF Aldermen. but disapproved
by Mayor Strong. were not acted upon at the Nhee'
ing of the Aldermen yesterday, as had oeeh eN-
pected The Mayor objects only TO one clause III the
ordinances that relating to the trundng or wheels
on the Sidewalk Alderman Ware. who has cham,
pioned the cause OF the cyclists in the case @ saII
4yord was received from the Mayor A committee OF
citizens presented a petition asking for ahother @ puD
lie hearing regarding the ordinances but ne com,
mltiee was instructed that If it had any amendments
10 make It must send them In writing
New-York again goes to the front in the mat
tor ~ membership In the League Of American
Wheelmen In ALL 1885 new members joined the Or
ganization In the week ending yesterday orlhsihe
the total up to 1885 New-York had 81, new mem
vania had 2i3 and a total of 23ol4 members: Massa
chusetts. 92 with total OF Il o95 me"'oe's' anu
New-Jersey, 60, with total OF o'o'''
A meeting Of the committee OF the Associated
Cvcng Clubs OF NewYork was held at the once
NJ Edward Cierbereux No. 1863 Boulevard. last night
The captains OF several clubs were also present All
the arrangements were completed ior tne beeimen
tainment and reception OF the visiting Whee'tiis H
timber 3 II is thought that nearly one thousand
cyclists will ACCOMPANY the League 'ycie ''uo VI
Philadelphia on the tour TO TINS CITY.
meetIng of the New-York Consulate will be
held tonight when plans will be discussed look
ing toward securing funds for conducting the con-
suate next year certain psrcenase aowad a,o 10 the
Consulate this year. but some new means OF rais- M
ing the wind" will have to be fouhd LOT i"N' se"'
TIL Columbian Club a social organization or
con,h Rrooklyn. has decided TO form wheeling
oc,,on Officers have been elected as follows a
s nicholson captain: w. s Slater Lieutenant, lieu, an
md Henry Kraft chairman OF the wheeling ON
mittee The clubhouse Is at No. 3i6 tltteen'n-su'
and The basement has been Dtted up ior the coi"-
fort and convenience OF the cyclsts.
The Tourist Club of Paterson VIII nave race
moo, N Tourist Oval. Paterson, on September D.
An the races are for amateurs
cvcists desiring to join the League of American
Wheolmen may obtain full printed information ana
r,arbersrip blanks by sending names ana ad-
n1,'l..,s "a The ('ycng Editor. The Tribune.