New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16

$50 m: from No. 23s East Twenty hfth-st.
twelfth-st.
Company e. sth Regiment-To Morrstown. start
ing AT $50 a. m. from Ninety -sixth-st. ana farK-
ave.
Lyceum wheemen--To Painneld. starting at $50
a. m from No Sheridan Square.
Century Road Club of America, New-York d.
vision-Century run to Oakdale starting at Bed
Brevoort WReeimenNTo Hudson County B0ule-
yard Bergen Point and Staten lslard, starting at
Ssentury tDy Oyster Bay starting at
nnWoo dOr sG IN Te'1 Starting at
e. 2; m: from Staten Island ferry so.,,,. -,
- Union League Wheemen-To Fort schuyler and
City Island starting at $50 a. m from No. - west
Twenty-fourth,st.
10 a. m. from Fourteenth-st and Eghth-ave.
Mecca Wheelmen-To Tottenvie, starting at 10
Park CHI Club ''S Wheelmon-seacd run, starting at
z, m. from No. l52 East Onehundred- and-tweifth-
ST. Georges Bicycle Cubic Greenwich. Conn;
startinS at a. m. from Twenty-sixth-st. ana
Manhattan Bicycle. ClubTo Plainneld starting
Harlem Wheelmen-To Tottenvle, starting at
a. m, from No. 20 West Observation-Disclosures
Dean Cycle Club-To Lake Success. starting at
from SfT Take Success
starting at a m. from Schermerhorn-st. Brook
Foresters of America Wheelmen-To Paterson,
starting at 9 a.. m from Bedford-ave. and Eastern
Nassau Wheeimen-To Tottenville starting at
o. m. from Bedford-ave: and Ross-st Brooklyn: q
a. ' m from No. i@ Godst' G Brookyn 's
Terrace Wheemen-To Rockaway starting at $50
Paranite wheelmsn-To Piainield starting at $50
Williamsburg wheelman-To Rockville Centre,
starting at n. m. from No. 2I3 Lorimer-st. Brook
rG Sn CT s4 @Tps at
s a m from No. 214 Fulton-st, Brooklyn
Long Island Wheelmen-To Staten Island start
pv frOn
enra! whsems e., Cone Isl,nS starting at
Defender WheeiWencTo AmyRIl1ei starting at
Logan e. m f WRee%onTo Mempsead Starting at
"a. m, from No. 255 sixth-aye: BROOKLYN - pro.
pect Park starting al $50 a m. from No so Hanson
Place, Brooklyn ,,.,.., - poo,.on s.,r,,,r
at . a. m from Arngton-ave station Jersey City.
Montciair wheeimsn--To Paterson, starting at 9
East Orange Cvcers-To Keyport, starting at 7
a. m from East Orange rurrsr. starting at
r Caste aA Point cycersTo Morr!stown starting at
Newark and NewYO1k station NewaTk .,
clio Wsee fr%ST boand Brook. starting
M Columbia IT Club Cyclers-To Nyack, starting at 9
Royal a iFol Areannm wheelmencTo Freepor Long
Island. starting at a m from sxty-seventn-s: ana
Tinc6ln Wheeimen-To Coney Island. starting at 1
p. m. from No. 22S East Broadway
The club runs Of the South Brooklyn Wheei-
men for the present month are as follows: 10
dow Ridgevood \. J.. $50 a. M: May %, Perth
| Amboy N j. $50 m; May 80. Rye Beach,
| n Y. a. M: May 81. Decoration Day. irving
| ION NIillburn race 100 a. m; afternoon, from
| Irvineton to Waverly, n. j. Impronptu runs
| All wheemen are welcome AZ the clubhouse anu
| are invited 10 join in the runs
| Robert B. Morrison the captain Of the Harlem
Wheemen, has issued the following road ouiie-
| tin TO the members Of this large and hourishihs
| organizations
notwithstanding. Staten Island BY by way Of Of
Clubhouse at Fast division leaves sa AT Club a
nS sHnda az May M Fast di 7lS
sunday. May 3o-Coney Island. Leave clubhouse
at Dec &C. Day May special Is GSlsn
for this date. TO attend the oy TO be- deter
mined later. Leave clubhouse at a. m. Fast d.
VISION mi eatf sndaHce at these runs is desired The
slower divisions Will be in charge Oh he dnpe for
he comfort and enjoyment of the members p Sag
pating will be accomplished by inc men III '""'e
Cyclists will have an opportunity to partici-
| A G. on Decoration Day. the committee mas
dacided TO add two bicycle races. one-hiiie
handicap and a two mile handicap. These races
| will no given under L. A. w sanction. The en-
,rias will be handicapped by the official handi-
| Gamer John c. Wetmore. The prizes for these
two contests will be gold medals 10 first, silver 10
second and bronze TO third IN each rae NJ ~,
will have the privilege OF the track ."o tSeir
| prior to the games. upon presentation OIL 'lier
| ccononeti4ors' tickets. The New-Jersey "A. I.
proposes to go in strongly for blcyce iluihs ,u L
year. II has at the present tire one .. Ne .mo
! strongest amateur teams in the state OF new
| Jersey and owing to the fact that the Huosoh
County Boulevard runs to the cup gaze ~ 10
| becoming a rendezvous for HUDSON Nouh'S
| riders
| Az the regular meeting Of the Nassau Roao
Club of Long Island City twenty-five members
responded to the roll. The club was ORGANIZER
a wear ago and now has a membership OF L.
The secretary treasurer reported the club in a
good financial condition. The handsome Drown
uniform submitted by the Uniform committee
was unanimously adopted. and the committee
discharged with thanks. Several important
amendments to the constitution and bylaws
were adopted; among them was one to separate
the office Of secretary treasurer James Hanson
was elected treasurer. H. d. Halsey retaining
the Office Of secretary. The Chair appointed the
following Building Committee: James hanson
and Carl Mailman. The following new members
ywere elected: Henry Warren, ]. Becker, George
Spatz H. E. Brill, H. Kelley c. Nolan, II; "A.
Davis H. NJ Austin William Askey, j. AsKey
ir. H. Askey and H. T. Weeks The road or
fcers are as follows Jesse r. Ellsworth. cap
tain: w. c. Smith, first lieutenant; DR.. Z. N
Platt. second lieutenant Or. c. r, strong sur
econ: G. L. Everett, buger: n. f. AUSTIN Color
bearer The club will hold it's first full-dress
Uniform run on May 81. on this occasion me
club will be photographed. 1t is expected thas
l. b. Potter, president of the l.. A: W.; VIII give
a iecturn on Good Roads to the club at an
early date.
Membership in the League OF american " nee,
mon cannot be estimated by the simple cash
outlay necessary to become member Th'
49,, e. go tho first wear and 81 year thereafter
I'm, this bv no means represents the value re