New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

the professional riders who are now under sus-
pension by the League refuse to return the
meet Will have new stars and some or the OH
ones There will be just az good racing as at
nrevious meets and il may be that it VIII be
more enjoyable with new faces 70 take the
places of the old ones Boston VIII furnish
other entertainments aside from the racing, ana
in so doing will receive the hearty support OF
the city authorities, who have already given
q fund for the purpose OF ENTERTAINMENT anu
nromise more There will be Il One-fare rate
for the round trip to the meet, and an eXcur-
sion on the same basis to the worlds champion
shlps at Montreal Immediately after the close
OF the Boston meet The many places or MS
toric interest in the vicinity OF the city Will
be visited. and the usual smokers receptions
excursions etc will be on the programme
Railroad tickets will permit stopover at NJ
agara Falls and other points or interest en-
route and discounts for League members VIII
be in effect at the hotels. The committees hav-
ing the details in charge Will be appointed I'M
rnediately and then the systematic work for
the affair will begn The Press Committee has
already been named, with Paul !. Aldrich as
chairman
According to Secretary Anchell. of the Bush
wick Wheelmen handful Of enthusiasts OF
the high wheel in 1901 organized the club 1t
came into existence in a humble way. and in
the same quiet mann,r thriyed and prospered
Many of the neighhors. both riding and non.
riding people know the story that swelis with
pride the heart of every member OF Bushwlck-
ave's bicycle club The original clubhouse a
12x12 affair small but socable. the struggle
for a real clubhouse and It's acquisition. the
efforts during the years following to maintain
the clubs equilibrium: the move to present
quarters: the growth Of the organization In us
Bushwick-ave home-tersely. this is the club
history from its inception to the present time.
Each year sees a new champion brought
out saws an advocate of League control OF rae
ing: Last year Fixes and McDuffee sprang up
Offering substantial proof Of the fact that It
only needs an opportunity 10 be seized Nc
Duree two wears ago was n pacemaker and
the same position was filled by Elkes. When an
opportunity was offered them 10 show their met
tie they quickly seized it and became famous
What has been done can be done. and. further
more. Will be done. There VIII Ice no dearth Or
racing men To win the money that will he OF
fcred this year. no matter whether the new or
ganization is successful or not. With the for
eign riders who are sufficiently wide awake to
accept the golden opportunity to again visit this
country. this time with less fear Of vicious COM
petition than In the past. 1t is not likely that
the lovers Of the sport of cycling will Doe disap-
pointed In the character of competition that VIII
be offered for their enjoyment
A member OF the New York consulate who IS
an enthusiastic tourist gives this recipe FOR
resting the muscles: "Overmuch riding will tire
the most powerful rider When feeling ot
fatigue Ia felt capital plan IL 10 dismount,
alter the tilt OF the saddle and drop the handle
bars n couple Of inches. An entirely fresh set
OF muscles are brought into requlstion 10y this
A change from one position 10 another Is almost
good as an entire rest Another method IL 10
get on and walk for half a mile or more IL
pulls cyclist round I'm remarkable manner"
A recent list of candidates for membership in
the Cyclists Touring club OF England is an Inn
posing one. Among proposed members are the
Duchess Of Connaught and her daughters Lady
Torens. Lady Bentnck. Lady Meredith. Lady
Howard Vincent. Lady Blaine and the Baroness
Won I.epel
Says dealer: should you find any rust has
made its appearance on the plated parts OF your
bicycle while the machine has been stored away
during the winter 1t may be easily removed by
rubbing the parts affected with swaet oil IA