New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
resolution passed at the meeting yesterday was as

further delay OF action on the Part Oh .e u.s.
of bundreds who FOR reasons OF economy or con-
Brdge further as i much delay laid the fact
that the cyclists have not yet sunmltt t Pinns
Resoye T, That Ike united blcyciiss Of Greater
New-York urge the Bridge Commissioner 10 al al
other enSneer and begin construction OF cycle
path across the Brooklyn Bridge IN order Una.
cyclists may cross at their convenience anu !"
safety
The Tribune will on Sunday print another dehgh'-
full tour for wheemen, with an accurate map anu
half-tone pictures OF interesting scenes along the
route. This map is not orr taken from any roau-
book out OF date. but from q awnings ny an eApci''
showing the roads in their present condition; Inc
route will be from Jamaica Long Island covering
a distance of little fifty miles. The roads are
shaded most OF the way and II Is one OF s com
panion map OF those printed on previous sundays
NJ T. M--The shortest and best way from s'oi-
risania station. on the Harlem Railroad 10 reinaH
Road is not all macadam. Go north on webster
oyo aenha1t strins or on the macadam pavement
IN Washington-ave. to Fordhamv turn east IN re'-
ham-ave on fair dirt surfaceto tine Soulherh po"'e
ward and then straight ahead on the me ira'"u""
surface in Pelham Parkway to Bayches'er' "e'
turn at end OF the Parkway 10 soutn SUI J pei6am
macadam. for a quarter OF a f1ie 10 r S Ray
Road about a half-me west OF the I az, - oarth
Bridge Pelham Parkway has nad, reaching Bay
chester Road.
"AIp,ne hats and high. stIfTly~starchcd collars
nav no all right for wear when wheeling IN the
earlv spring and late fall. but do not want any
of them in mine for warm-weather ridihs' S"'u d
veteran rider OF the wheel yesterday. SUPPOSE
that many of those who desire TO present
and natty appearance. however. Commune ~ -
these hats and collars when out on their "heels'
Now an Alpine hat in hot weather IS ABOUT '"'
ho,os, thing outside OF seaskii7or SILK nat that
ia no Invented 1t FITS close to the brow. ana
,hose who perspire freely when taking exercise
~. o,nrno,ate what mean. A cap may not be go
tsmrfY and stvsh but it is the best thing thaL nas
been invented to date for wheeling, anu have Your
Standing collar and billed shirt and VIII conInne
to negligee shirt or JGrsey hut II suits me
all right I'm cold weather
u,hoonen who object to taking their lamps OIL
THAR wheels when these wheels are 'halueu wv
railroad employes sometimes make a ns'"Ne'
hagoagc-man on the Long Island Kaiiroao !"
1850 ~ tho subject yesterday said; II am n
sea,.,or r,vsolf and take the best possible care
~ the bIcvcles placed in my charge. In baggage
ors ,,here there are racks for wheels the pc!cie'
oornot ALWAYS he kept in the same postum" ~
which they are ridden. With an oil lamp at''c"7u
n the front fork or the head OF the "heo'
thing is going happen when tno noov" her lamp
timed up / advised woman 10 ren , A. he, and
,pl'su ~ ~ checked her wheel the other DAY, dl9
she told me with show OF IngeI ti after the
90 70 the best of my ability but the on eaKfn
out Of the lamp and spilled oX Wihe e +hat woman
not w hr wheel and saw the oil she said nothing
hut II looks would Kill j woud ITO. pe HUI '
Prominent among the Applications ior '"e'iDe'
.h,, a. ,he League Of American wheelmen received
or 49, las+ week are those. OF Governor Theo-
dore Roosevelt and William ]. Youngs' secretary u
the Governor.