New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

q, amer,cor Wheelmen. which is composed OF
uenrv r Nickerson. OF Boston: Burley B. Ayres'
of New. York: George L. BAIL. Of Jacksonville
Fla. and T. D. Haines. of Philadelphia:
There will be one limited fare going and return
ng IRON from Boston short line mileage tickets lin
tied to continuous passage IN both 9Tee,rohS from
be sold and e eoGq E nensVe Tsurnng August il
20 inclusive The roundtrip tickets from poinn. us
mGe esn w 1M9 the Boston city ticket Of the
Initial line first returning COUPON on OF and
sueS ckes viii be extended contnuous return
tq arrive at eoi roanp tick
cts by variable routes going by one route anu more
!S Hanq iSo By undred %es Ss
the one-way rate by route traveeo III eadn From
points t&o hundred miles or less from 80 Boston,
convention rates good going August 70 ~
ONE Wheel to be carried free to Boston at own
risk Of the preceding forms B Ss ad
vantages 80 far as transportation IS concerned,
which have been fr spaeyous National meets
The extension of the lim, for the return por ion
portunity for League members to enjoy the meet
but also ample time to Visit the seas1P b ana
is closed The Transportation Committee feels con,
fdent that this arrangement VIII De appr &
| vantage Of the same
| The Associated Cycling Clubs Of the City Of
New-York will have joint club run and outing
| on Sunday June % at College Point. Arrange
ments have been made by the committee. Re-
ports up to date indicate that eighteen or twenty
clubs will participate. among which are the
! Harlem. Century. Royal Arcanum. Pontiac,
| Prospect Madison, Chelsea. Riverside, Triumph.
Ianthe Staten Island and Richmond County.
Dinner, with ferriage included. has been fixed at
! the price of 81 a head. The clubs will assemble
at the Circle, Fifty nnth-st. and Eghth-ave., at
10 a. m. II has been decided by the committee
to place full charge OF the arrangements, tick
cts ETC. in the hands OF the captains OF the
respective clubs. who have been invited TO at
tend the next meeting OF the Associated Clubs
on June II at which final details Will be per-
fected.
The New-Jersey Racing Association will hold
what is styled IAN inaugural Sunday race meet
on Sunday June II, at the Vailsburg quarter
mile board track This association has leased
the track. the only bicycle course remaining in
Newark since the disposal OF the Waverly track
, to the Essex County Park Commissioners. fol
the racing season, and will make a feature OF
promoting weekly races. The races Will be o.
u the outlaw order of course.
e The claim is made that Buffalo is the creates
cycle town in this country. Every summer da
h on which there Is no rain from fifty THOUSAND
= TO sixty thousand wheels are ridden. Every da
: on which the rain falls steadily from morning
|
: said TO be increased from $500 to $1,000. Their
y is one wheel to every eight men. wome
and children including the poorest There ar
e more men dealing in bicycles than in drugs
= bread.
The Lady vigilant Cycle Club (the winner {
" last years Peace Jubilee parade price ma
: been recognized for the season with the 10
u lowing officers: President. Mrs j. Isaac; vice
:: president. Miss Fannie Barents; secretary, Nil
\ Misa
> | cantain Miss Pauline jarrett: lieutenant. Mi
) A Gross; sergeant, Miss l.. Gross; color beare
l. Miss J. Frank. To-day the club will have
r metropolitan run riding around the city, lea
3 ing the clubrooms No. 149 West One-hundret
!. and -twenty-sixth-st.. at 10 a. m.
- 1T has often been puzzle to me-" says We
!. eran wheelpan, why the tricycle. 10 not mo