New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13

Tho Scw-Y York Consulate or tho l.. A. W. has do"
cdel 20 divide the Borough Of Manhattan into
districts with member In charge or each. for ~"
proper inspection OF tho public highways. Tho
chiefs ~ districts have been appointed as follows:
William r Ptman Sixth District. and temporarily
I'm charge OF the Seventh District. which Includes
all the Annexed District: George T.. Schenier
Twelfth District. which extends from Fifty-nnth-
ST. TO Manhattan-st on the West side; Paul j.
ponvnn Second District. which extends from Four
tecuth-st. - Flfiy-nlnth-st.. and temporarily IN
charge % the First District. which Includes the city
from the Battery 20 FOurtc"nth-st; Y. \. Scgger
man. Flnh District. which includes all tho city on
tho island above Onc-hundrcd and twenty y nfth-st
ana Manhattan-st.: l.. W. Bond. Third District.
from Fiuy-ninth-si. 10 ne-hundred and twenty
ATHEIST. on the East Side. The consulate in ask
Ing the cyclists 10 ala II has issued the ap-
pended circular: In asking your assistance tho
committee bcSs to remind you that the object OF
the consulate and its policy is to ask only FOR that
which * reasonable and which Is due TO the pub
liz at large. and not TO bcyclsts only. Your COM
plants should always be definite. and not In gen
cral terms and you should locate spots complained
OF as nearly ms possible thus Hole In asphalt
pavement in front OF No. il6 West Nincteer th-st
caused by and tear. Number your reports
scrially and sign your name and address. rs well
your League number. Write legiby and mail
your reports promptly 10 your consul II you ma
thai reports are quickly followed by attention on
the part or IN" authorities, or 20 the contrary, ley
know OF either fact. We do not expect that all
Inspectors throughout tho city are equally "fhcient
and We would like 10 know which are and which
not attentive TO their business Experience has
shown ms that Kind WORD calling attention III
rccty to the person in charge is effective than
are Only human. and Il you Vii imagine yonrsei;
IN their places YOU bcst arriv" at the right way
we cannot have too much lnteligen. assistance. L.
yon have friends living In any part OF tao city who
OF it," ''''''''' '"''' "'' We VIII '"' - ''''
Tho presence in the city yesterday OF President
Dikcnan Of the National Board OF Trade OF cycle
Manufacturers and n consultation he had with
one or two prominent manufacturers. led TO the
rumor that a special meeting OF the Board OF
Trade had been called. Walter Wnrdrop the
secretary. was found at the Board rooms. He said
that while President Dikcman had been In the city
no meeting had been held and he did not think
that IA meeting would be held within the next two
months. The Board slowly but gradually In
crcasing It's scope and much work had 10 be done.
II was getting IN closer touch with foreign coun-
said the American manufacturer had not given
thought that the foreign manufacturers had had
practically clean sweep I'm these South American
coast towns. but that things might be different
hereafter.
Just 734 members Joined the League OF Amer
lean Whcelmen last week. bring the total mem
bcrshp up 10 9i.lsa or this number New York had
49, with a total OF 25 4O5; Pennsylvania had 49, with
total Of 235l6 Massachusetts 49, with total OF
The membership at this time last year was Il SS2.
The South Brooklyn Wheemen Will hold a pro-
gressive euchre party and reception at the club
house. No. 47G Ninth-st.. on April o.
Tho Bushwick Wheclmcn will hold stag en-
tcrtalnment at their clubhouse on April a. The
cup won in the billiard tournament by
Thomas Morgan will be presented on this
sion
The regular monthly meeting Of the Associated
Cycling Clubs Of Long Island will he held on April
IS at the clubhouse OF the Brooklyn Bicycle Club
No. 50 Hanson Place. Brooklyn.