The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-12
Ma,us na the WheeIrnen.

The regular club run of the Acme
Wheelmen for Sunday will be to Willow
Grove Park, near Philadelphia. They
will leave the clubhouse, Ne. 81 Fourth
| street. at $50 A. M; then to C. r. r. of
N. J., foot of Liberty street. New York
Nine hours time is allowed to spend in
the grove, where a very pleasant time
| can be had, as there is a large assortment
| of attractions. A large attendance is ex-
| pected from members. Unattached riders
are invited to participate in the run.
The "B. r." Wheelmen sf Hoboken are
| arranging a large bicycle parade through
that city for next Thursday night. The
B. R. organization is a new one in the
county. and the members are determined
to do everything in their power to bring
it to the front rank of the cycling clubs
1.-The committee in charge of the arrange
| rlents has been working hard, and some
| favorable results ave already been ar
rived at. The Castle Point Cyclers. De-
| fender Cyclers, Dewey WheeImen, Jolly
Wheelmen, Arcanum Wheelmcn and Sew
| eraI other organizations ave consented
10 participate. Tn riders will all have
their wheels decorated with lanterns.
| flags and other ornaments. There should
be a great number of riders in line, as
the p. r., has decided to offer a bugle
to the organization having the largest
number of uniformed riders in line.
The regular weekly and mid-weekly
runs of the Castle Point Cyclers does not
seem to suit the members and at their
urgent request a Saturday run has been
added to the schedule during the sum-
mer. Tomorrow the riders will go to
| Coney Island in quest of fun and as a
Jolly crowd gets out together regularly
it is dollars to buns they will get it.
The Defender Cyclers will attempt a
century Sunday. They will leave the
clubhouse early In the morning. and ride
to and return from Princeton. Captain
| Miller and Lieutenants M~uhlenbeck and
Mohn will lead the party. and set a pace
they have calculated will keep the party
riding all day, but slow enough to prevent
anything like a disagreeable accident.
Tomorrow evening the High Grade
Wheelmen will celebrate its first ami
versary. The club it situated on the
Boulevard and Pierce avenue, North Hud-
ton. The preparations made insure a
Jolly time to those fortunate enough to
have been invited.
The Mantle Wheelmen will take the
ninth installment from their sectional
century run tonight, by going to the
Point and return. They will continue to
ride until Captain Tom Lynch's cyclome-
ter registers ten miles. The riders will
then go to the club house. on Mercer
street, and sit to a good supper of sea
food.
The Castle Point Cyclers will be out to-
night on their regular mid-weekly run.
The Castle Pointers have become quite
fond of this feature of the schedule, and
a large party is sure to turn out.
The Our Own Rifle Club Cyclers will go
away tomorrow without any decided des-
tlnation on their regular Saturday after
noon run.
The trip to Madison hat the North Hud-
son Coutny Cyclers postponed last Sum
day, will be run next Sunday.
They will go to Midland Beach Sunday
on the regular club run.
A committee was appointed to make ar
engagements for the purchase of a stand
ard pool table.
The three Linz Wheelmen held a meet
ing last evening at their clubhouse on
Jersey avenue, near Sixth street and
elected 1. Ensign to membership.
The Dewey WheeImen held a well-at-