New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08

eh IN oueston was the Gift of william Proctor,
caterer of repute in NETWORK ivy anu "io
n member of the club He endeaVoreh hoo oiiy W
do himself credit, but show his appreciation OF MS
fellow members, and the general verdict Is 'na' ~
succeeded. So he secured Washington Market until
ho found striped bass, forty-two inches long, which
vrcohed forty pounds. Having secured his prize no
turned il over to his chef. Charles Gautier VINO
cooked IL In fvefoot boiler made expressly Tor the
purpose. and then his labors began. For hve hours
Cautier stood almost constantly In refnser-
ator-the weather was too hot on Thursday
TO do the work OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t"a' no" III ~
splendent manner.
The nsb,s body was divided by five Lroad bands OK
ma, onnaise dressing. The head was left almost
natural though the ends of whites OF cegs were 'r,u,'
through the sockets Of the eyes Tor eSeDas VIII" rhe
snail BIT, of olives used for the pupils. me
hands OF mayonnase dressing, which were ateri ,
made green pink and yellow, were sepala,cu ~ n
Grssinc the intervening space being filled win
grcenish mayonnaisc dressings IN when chopper pc
Iachio nuts were literally mixed Inc I'm was Sa. d
,Ished with egcs sliced in half and rested on Dei
- lettuce which in turn rested Oh long board COW
cred with white damask it being ID 70 dn a
DECLARED they had never seen such mohs'V =, 80 -.
entire and When they tasted agreed thi =, VIZ fos s
toothsome as it looked And the name and the lame
Of thi, fish has spread TO several o.hcr ono
there Is a rivalry to have one like 1t or 90 IL oA0
notwithstanding the great heat the TGiGn Lgas a
tended meetings aS Thursday evening: Inc cnivi
business transacted was the aRpoWNfm se W Whom the
members think has happy faculty Of putting n 96,,d te
rigt pegs in the right holes announced tne tonoG
Pate Hndrew b. Rogers. Vernon l.. Tenney and
samuel H. scripture. for the house committee Frank
r. Moore william II. Lyon jr., and Archibald Eumon,
Stone for the reception committee; Colonel nenly
T Chapman r Warren + IN I uSscIsnd " Hber
smiley and Walter ;. Carter, for the art committee
Guernsey sackett Darwin r.. James, Nelson j.. Gates,
Dltmas Jewell and exJudge George g. Keyno I ior
he committees on national affairs eX senator Ihares
r. RrSsell Joseph Asplna eX senator Eugene
oConnor Frank Sperry and Andr1W W; ie Tennedy r
Timothy Perry. David Thornton and Alfred f. Nudge
on municipal affairs nj, ,,
Gates and Jewell have been Presidential electors,
Mr. James has served IN the House OF Yep,
-ack,tt are men Of broad views and sound on The
subject of Roplbcanism. All but one member, Mr;
Gleason Of the c?mnlttee On ote amTh nave Tei
known Republican Of public spirited views VINO mas no
need little, Il any, Ontsdc "coarhing.' The house
committee Is also most satisfactory to the members
The next meeting OF the club Will be the final one for
the summer ani no other VIII bc held until the cuD
movcs into lis new club house in the fall
The directors Of the Hanover held a meeting on
Thursday evening and discussed The details Of the
plans for the new clubhouse ard lis extension. Ihe
latter under way and the cellar Is almost dug
$50 600 10 sG5 900 and they 90 OF like the traditional
Shot cakes. John Carlldge and Robert Lethbridge
have resigned from the board and william Donaldson
ana GH ~ g ,beir plac@D The contract for the ex
tension Of the house at Rodney ST. and Iiedford aye
la- been AWARDED to A. q W E. LAMB Tor t2.,OoO'
The balance Of the clubs funds viii be USED 70 furnis
the new club house and fit II up with ga fixtures ana
nrdoubfody be ready for Occupancy next october. but
in tho meantime it is proposed 70 raise the imitation
over those who have been paving dues Just now the
membership Is 245 and there is no limit