, 1875-02-13
Fifth Avenue and Fifth.Ave-
uocdledom.
4 Nci,cmo 10 Have tho Street Rcpavcd
at the General Expense.
The "LEberal Club" as Compared with
the Boston Radical Club"
fs.nifolded Correspcndence--.Dullne Of
the Lecture Business.

lvo In house on
FIRTH AVENUE.
.,.,;o., o,,,,on, ,,r. In nr,.ter
hhni o' o't1 'e w.. - r,.-. 49,,
and 1enH noted LOCALITIES; ous a. T. ote"nr., a'''
August belmont, And John j. Cisco, 4hd William
Dutlor Duncan, and ". q. Vanderbilt. and Jsmea
rora,n Rennett. huh william u, Astur. nntl
n,sN..1 a-.,t.,u .na 1,v u,nlI and bun,reaa NJ
lefro Aos.''a,u' *ao 10y 10y ~" ~ ''ain,,
nthera WHO nave tne reputation 81 oe'"s
millionaircn, own pa'atial rcsldencos thcro.
Conseauenl,y, Thousands wha .sphs to
/, +.copn;zci as betopgtuc to "onr
H.. .a,,stsw .o;, aay anil nicht.
pess nos'.! sSs,, 49, ~ao..,.r,ns
pf life, that they may enjoy tbs notoraesy OF re-
,;dino in hou,o on Fifth avenue which, on
s.a,,. =, q, n,rroona n,anr,onu and stately
.eso"n. ~ ~ sa rocorn7 NJ a. IL, had.
h'nfehes Is ai"ssIsau, s.. ...u,. ~ ..;.,a-
quarter" OF tho fashionable wealth anu aFaa1o'
tr,tio re1is son Of New York.
A fow Years ago. whom the Drcyoort House and
polmou,co'u uoro tie only hotels Oh Fifth avo-
po1n8o.A. i ,,,>.. :. 49,. ,,n5,osno, y, A. . n1sco
1He. anu wien IL Vs. u"u. o".oa ras ~.
- ouniuesa-purposes' IT may AaVs boen quiet
Il! ..trablo placo 10 live but noH shnt many
- ,-n,oat uon,1nr totals nnd rests aufantb are To-
,.t nv IL nna n I. bcinr r.n;dly oncroached
~ - =" ~ w. ,,e .,,t.s,a, ~. ,...,
mp N W oahl"ees no.'7es ~ ~ "''as 'Ao u.'o
lnlsHss individual who cafes mora ZOE COMFORT
cit1,g yutoreiy, does not hanker for perma-
nent r.p,dorco upon that fashionable thorough,
fare, hut tho old arstocraty, who 1iavo been
ibera far yea,s, and who would endure almost
Of nn;ilj rg tho sacred atmosphere OF Fifth ave-
nuo, are, sg',iug mourniulIy for
sosJE orlun THAN 4 coHBLEsTOsE PAVEMENT.
Every other avenue iu the city is incumbered
il tho great highway for dzlving to Central
Park, and, as nomo 10000 vehicles paAs
through it daily. ils noise and bustlc nrc
hardly surpassed by the noise aud buBte
of that husieHt and nosicat street Of tho world,
IfoadHay. So, in tie hope OF obtaining Aloyin-
uup from their increasing n,iscriea at the ex-
penso OF Other peop'e, tile psoperty-owners and
resdcnts-the uronairsR who can't get away.
on account Of their property, Aad thoso Kllo Iiyo
in rented Aollsca and don's want to got away, OIL
account OF the fashionable nasociatian-aro c1,-
doavorug to get bill passed by the LoRislaturs
at Albany, providing for its repavencnt, etc.
The bill which has been introduced into
tLe Assembly provides that tho present
pavement khan be removed, aud the road
whv DO regarded and repaved, from tho
con,mcncsmels Of tho arepuo, 1t Warrington
sqanrc. to tue Croton Reservoir, III Central lark
- dtHtance Of ~ railcs,-by tie construction
Of o hydlau courrete foundation Of 9 inches
incnes in thcknoHs, ot nn asphalt concseto Of
tho same Kind as ehnl bare boon III use two
yenrn on ron,e htreet in Now york; and That tho
Comptroller OF the city shall be authorized to
Avenue Pavement Dontis" for tho purpoae Of
raising tho money that may be required;
and t11at The cost of the work shall
be dofravrd out Of tho gcueral tax fund. and
not by asnessmcnt On the property nloug tho
lne II the itupt oyenlons only. The rasAaco Of
Brch Lil would bo - o biz thing for the Fitth-
svonocdlcs, as we'll a for somo New York
syudicata; tut, "a thcro IL no probability Of ita
becoming law, without great deal OF lobby
ING and bribery. the wealthy and fashionable
reBideuts Of that wnrldrenownol locality may
~ vel mako up thsir minds to "grin aud bear"
Alirtlc longer, the dly-lncrcaslnx rnrkot Of
their fayorlte FiltE avenue.
Perhaps you have never heard Of
TIE HEw soEk 1,EEnA1 CLUB.
our busy metropolis. Ever. person OF average
intelligence knows something about tho Boston
N4dlcal Club for it numbers among itB mcIrl-
beln Emerson, ard Alcott, ard Bartol, and WoiAp,
Howe, Aul Mrs. C1oney, aud Nora Parry, md
Misa l'eabodr aud haif-a-Aundred olhor Of the
mos. gifted men and women of New England
aud nc7t ct 1sn meettncs arc held in Mrs Sar-
eennt,s pleaeant uasIo1u and Mrs Lot1iso Cbnud.
tr Mo.,ton used to bo there ia roport the ut tor
glcos Of tle epssaers fur tho Now York T,.iIu,r
VIVA: wonder, then, that thousands i,ayo heard
an and Tcod utth nyi,lItv t,,a nrnc.,dnr. ~ ,hn
Boston i;adicai ciub Tho SaT Yort I;herni
OIub Laa been in eristnnco for ajx vcnrs' ani
during that t.nlo It Las met eYery Friday nlrht
and Lsteued to a Ire. ioctnro on sueh stbIact Al
the lecturer c1ono, sud aftcrwArl discussed it in
tau-,pjnuts sposohes. MANY Of the icttuTca have
been ipterestins and able. md tho t1,scusaons On
them sps.tcd and spicy, But, az tho Club ,nests
i d TpughfY-fnrptHOe1 room In 1liuIptnu Hail -
q u out-oi- the nay pIace,~and Is . yory DONG
a ATTIC organiz.t,or,, compsrati7oIy fsv persons,
c,;ou in New YorE know 81 ;ta oriatoncr. fItor,"s
-celcy. at tile tins Of Tia BAH, nsn i'm Irn.i.
Dc Ut, and INC punit,nn ia now iii,a1 Nv inm"s
Tn rt,n vho Inst nj rht ra ID herora II III :,
is.! c paner on Who Ara ihe VuiVar )" ~, tor;.
tyf fhe runn,hera III tho cin, sro na, ~
nbil jty wI:hnnt reputatnn in ,hn ta,srY " Sn;'
anti tie worii.-the moat nnted annn. thosa u. .Lo
ntts I'd and take pa,t in lis nrocaeSans viz ri.
srah,'e rouuf.rity hninV DrI r. r ifs,iocE ~
Se,,c,.ahIe Eniritrnlist. nna Etcn,an rs.r no
drnws. the Auoat.e Of nhiIosonI,y that ~ 1 IL
MAI hoape bus himset! unaorstauIn. AMI a, i
l,asr'. I,undredth mart of lie hrs,, tna l,os,n
naic, tinh hs4 Ia IL n,,t"t M, ". oe'o
wealth or fashion 10 render il pon,l.r. Il cen M
tcarceiy bv expected il viii evnr ontnn mnrn
thnn iocnl and limit.n ranutatton 1,Iar, ia nv
da,,ht' hnwcynr' th.t the Snv YorE Tihsrai Cri,
hns cnn,, md IL dnin1 n,uci, cond .ynri Nav
Il continue to crow All ,,ToS,,eri A~~'
nonn wv, yfaw Ttrvxpr
a1pj1irY Cuutiry weaklios md small ,,tv dsiina.
And, in loolsiuB over a lot Of nowspapc.s. few
days ago. from all sections of the country, dis