New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
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IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
TO TRY TO SECURE A WHEELWAY OVER
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE

REPRESENTATIVES, FROM SEVERAL AssOCIA-
TONS MEEr-PREsIDENT BARNETT SAYS THAT
THE ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS OF NEW
YORK CANNOT GET ANY MEMBERS
FROM THE LONG ISLAND AssoCIA-
TIoN-NoTEs AND COMMENTS.
Prominent delegates from the several cycling or
EXAMINATIONS of the district held meeting Yesterday
afternoon at local L. A. W. headquarters 10 deter
mine what should be done to secure wheelway
over tho Brooklyn Bridge. The wheelmen OF tho
district regard with fear the starting OF the trolley
cars over the Bridge. and realize that when those
cars are run the wheelmen will be practically
pushed off the structure. The organizations We're
represented follows: NJ NJ. Beldlng' Jr.' ana
William r. Pitman Now-York Consulate l. hieho'
John Barnett, Robert Dye and w. H. Kay Asso-
ciated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island: A H. Angel
W. o. Bschwege. r. La Mama Good Roads 1850 s,
citation of Brooklyn: Frederick House ). o. NeHti
and W H. klinker Associated Cycling Duns o.
New-York The heads OF the various coinhin'' ICES Ger
made reports showing what had been zone ~ .i,e
past ana me gen. tbnr efforts TO protect
their nights Chairman Bedding apporSd me Pnb NJ.
lowing committee to wait upon the Boaiu OF nc
Improvements and TO push the MAYER as fapuS az
. possible: Messrs House ana . r eroy and Crow
New-York Consulate; Messrs. Eschwege ana fui.er,
Ton. Good Roads Association, OF bi ooh'3;1l 49, an 20
Nessrs Dye and Kay. Associated Cychng 'iups Vi
Long Island.
The action of the AsSocldtcu NyCiIIs C'u"S VI
New-York in trying 10 get members OF the Long
Island association to Join NewYork association
may not cause much affecting between the TWO
after all John Barnett the president OF the Asso-
ciated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island, when seen yes
terday SAID: I'VE have twenty-eight members VI
our association, and ! don't believe that slhgiie
one will desert and join the New OF DoIS.
inoks 10 me II the association OF New OK wa
have It's hands full attending 70 its own business.
snd n had better let us alone We can look out LOT
the wheeling affairs OF Long Island and We VIII loI
rneiGle with affairs In the Borough OF M'lhha''"i
A c. Newly. chairman Of the Track Committee
Of the Indianapolis SIS Meet Club has written let
tiers to racing men. ndu,ring whether they prefer
q wood or cement surface. and asking Tor suggeS-
ttons as 10 the construction OF the track
In the new 18th Regiment Arrory, in Brooklyn
this evening there will be cycle racing besides
promenade music by the reglmental band and the
pres@ntatlon OF stand OF cOiors
The annual dinner Of tho Good Roads Association
Of BROOKLYN will be held the Clarendon Hotel on
January q Among the guests invited VINO have
already signifed their intention Of being present
are f NJ Grout, President OF the Borough OF BROOK
ivn: BERNARD j. York president OF the Police Board;
George Y Brewer. Park Commissioner, ana John
l. Shea Commissioner Of Bridges. The suDscrlp-
tion list closes Monday With George l. SteDplhs.
No l72 Broadway
C. Il Alley. OF the New-York Athletic Club, one
~ the men who competed in the Pendleton Cup
contest has sailed for San Francisco. where he VIII
make his homo hereafter. Elliott Mason received a
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