New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
ORANGE COUNTY.
The newly-elected supervisors are scattered
TIL NEW UNION LEAGUE CLUBHOUSE

TIL NEW UNION LEAGUE CLUBHOUSE,
The new building on the corner Of Madison
ave and Twen; &C., belonging to Mr. Leonard Js
rome hereafter to be used as the headquarters OF the
Union League Club, is completely fitted up, and
turned over to the Club last evening The building is IN
every way suited for the purposes to which it to be de-
voted and ranks among the best a. indeed 1t be not >
bes Of the club houses in this country The entrance IS
Twenty Passing through this, the visitor
finds himself In a large hallway, or lobby, at the upper
side of which Immediately opposite the entrance Is the
baustrRde being MASSIVE In its proportions and hayingh
hand rail of black walnut everything all The steps are
apartments are furnished with carpets OF VII
ton aud Administer varieties. The hrst apart
OF the building, and being IS by 4s feet, is
the reading which Is htted up with black walnut
furniture. The window hangings are OF brown
eolored rep With edgng' OF purple plush ygeti
h9ye pendants ,b 81 d. Ga esch @Se IL be m6Sog2
"U L. G." All the principal political journals, maSs,
members On the walls are photographs OF prominent
Generals and statesmen and historic scenes OF the late
war This room Is well lighted, having windows-hand-
someiy screened the nsdeOn both streets Leaving
this aud crossing the entrance hallway, We come
a transverse haIi leading from tho reading room
door and extending the length OF the building;
This Is also handsomely fitted up the furniture beingo
black walnut upholstered with vioetcolored material
pattern TO those IN the reading Passing further
down this transyerse hallway and reaching its extreme
end enter gallery set apart i0r the exholtoh OI
pembers OF the Club the exhibitions to given monthly
The walls OF this gallery are higher than tnose OF Ihe
Hcht here Is so arranged as show OF the pictures
on exhibition 20 the best advantage AdJOIhlhg the
Art Gallery is large set apart for bardplaying
Tbis contains four tables with all the appurtenances
necessary for carrying "socisble game" TO the
onnortpY to those who 'patronze' tenpins 10 enjoy
the exercise incident thereto to their nearts eoen o
always be in charge OF empoye Of the Club. a..
The second floor more O PTOPe5 rnSSss oHs ms ,no
is divided into hye compartments eaeh SohIaInng ~
tables and aCTdng fai61ss persobs m ' The SatIsr:
room Is on the side opposite TO these dnng aa ~
Similar institutions front on the third cCI is
10 be used as the grand receptionroom for notable
visitors .nh II oi bea1tfTIIy furnished on the
walls are paintings executed expressly for the Cub that
OF mr Lneo T Portraits Of Messrs Bright aud
Golden OF England, Laeonlaye ana Gsspar ol PIAe, &
SnrntvTe of this apartment Is OF polished blackwaut,
upholstered IN costly style the widow uraPerles arc
vet Adjoining is smaller reception room, ht:
Ted up with furniture Of back,walnus pollsheu
ipe the Gettysburg battlefield hangs at the upper end
OF this rOom being the only work or arr tnat haorhs
ON the opposite side of the hallway Is the trophy ROOM
contanig the war relics that were eagerly scrutnhed
by visitors the old Clue house No additions 70 these
small reception rooIn. IL is not large, but Is
selected with care and contains NUN huaoer nan, "1
Ss' Ss fcompanoD peces,, representing Fort Sumter
before and after the late war adorn the walls ~ te
sor dramao and concert purposes formerly known as
Mr. Leonard JerOmes private thestsr III Is intended 70
give here during the year. series of amateur dramatic
and other exhibitions aid OF certain city charities
These pe rornanecs viii be gotten under the auspices
of lady friends OF the Club The fourth hoor contains th
Of the Executive Committee OF the Club and
a number of sleeping apartments lifted up with elegance
The nth floor entirely devoted 20 sleeping apartnen..
furnished In the style those on the fourth s
view aforded from the windows in this story s decidedy
attractive enabling the visitor TO look for ong
over the handsomest portion OF the city, ana ehvnk 70
the eve an evervarying panorama OF the active mo ne
low. In the basement and ceiHr sfe ,,1s al haS s
cnIiuarv reaulsltes an institution OF lnS CHAR
setar and also arrangements for heating the
buldinR which Is warmed throughout by steam
ten Itooether II may be safely averTed that the new
Union League Club House has no superior IN the United
9I~h 20 tIeir lady frIends Al meeting Of the Exeeu
tive Committee held Monday night it was resolved
tbat the puryeyor OF the Ch must rigy respeet the
ame laws of this state furnishing edibes for the or
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