New-York tribune., 1886-03-11
ATHLETIC CLUB OFFICERS.
THE REGULAR TICKET SUCCESSFUL.
HOW THE OPPOSITION TAKE THEIR pEfEAT-M"'
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now THE OPPOSITION TAKE THEIR pEfEAT-MR'
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The election of the New-York Athletic SinG Siie re-
sni.ed in the continuation IN power OF tno i
snat,on Marty Only 6SS votes were cast OUT OF tne
men,bership of 1000, while last year WIN IN i'ouu
members 997 voted. The result oi the o"iio' was
o. follows , okro,as.
rice presicn A. v ie GOicOuria $50; secretary sas a.
II. Wheeler. Gs3; treasureri Govsspus COMMITTEES
Waner santon 6s4 s b. French 67s; otto sarSny GG
673; H. H. oolle, IT, G3l JephpSSe T1rp e6s; Joseph J.
0ponoshne. OIL @. D. Phillips 80; T. k67 % Mii'Vs We
573; A. II. Rogers 5Si esset is oito Ruhe 4o6 and
Roscoe COnlliDg, w. .,. $50.
Alexander Brandon, jr.. of the regular ticket was
defeated, while John H. keed' Heotec ~ nerta Of
the opposition failed to get thete. Inc 49, I'd
take their defeat good natureay. ~ LeS'aiI sai y
PouIson IT, one of the original "klckels' saiu
yesterday: . ...., 81, 4,
We arc whipped, we know H. and thats ,ne emu VI r '
Tho onlv two men we elected were Ruhe ana Gone. LUG
@ aJ h"od on either side complaint against tue
Governing Committee was that tney had maze @ HI m ,e
onces in the club The result will not inure the pro- P
perty Of the club though II some OF ear men men eo oveI
financial power IN the cIuo'
Another gentleman of the same faith in CLUB pol
itics said:
5es for the oices o secretary aud treasurer and III
opposing such J. SeAver Page ana H. a. n1ag
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trned the Whole tide OF the election, am as wo on! ,
Favored the change OF few OF the SOVcrHDiS' ~ ~
maority OF the members did not seem to care WHO WAS
elected. ,:.;o
] seaver Page explained the financial condition
of the club and drew a Tose-tintei picture Ol It's
prospects. Said he
This S35 600 deficit by no means shows teuuenot ~ IN
bankruptcy 1t the result OF lack OF business act III
reyons administrations which so buIdcned Tue lLSsei'
management that in year they were uDanio o ~
recover entirely. The report shows that SoH oGt con
maid for work DONE material ordered aul uo4ts S II,
racted previo 70 incOmnl Of last years BOARD o
Govrrn6Is Now. without extraordinary expenses M aio
tne dnrs raised, shall on the dent IN rev S
The ears that the Ilse III dues VIII VIII 70 @ % d
ont ~ the club think, giouhdless' ana II q ~ w -,
20 there are 500 books waiting ioi 0h"So rN ~
come in II is s the cheapest clue IN the clty'
ara clubs with smaller dues there are boa ouue
with less dues hero swln ming ciuos tHdI or
cbeapeI but the ewNcrk Athletic ClnD cohDlues an
these for $40 year with an element OF lhNur! @ an
sociahlity thrown in Ii will not crowd ont inc Poo.
atIles and make the CLUB dIsimcilvey socai QUE ior
fhs naltry addton OF $40 year will. aS say soon va!
on tie debt and then what medals can no sVe ~ ot
athletes and what matches National aud lnterhauoha,
can no gotten up! want to cluD mere that chn
ttiv eneriain foreign athletes when they Nlsit ou.
shores aud stimulate sport by compeutOn' Tann"s @
sneak with certainty but understand mat al soGs
We'll for year or two another lOt VIII ne 99ush @ IN ~
etxth-ave and tho clubhouse enlarged Inc ciuO
alIealy has the refusal o. the property