New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

q vigorous effort Will be made to carry furthe, s.
ever before the work Of seeing that the Republican v
Of the city Is fully registered. Owing TO the esor. -
the club In OF the wards on the Hill thu po.-
lican vote has been largely increased In the Ia, -
years. and Ii Is to be hoped that this year conall
efficient work may be done in those wards ana M.
possible, the methods be extended Into other -.
OF the city. The Union League Club IS getting :, ~
less and less Hin organization and Is COMING ., -
long to the whole city, Until after election The az,
will not attempt any social festivities but viii 49,
Itself % helping the cause Of the Republican -
When the winter sets in, however, ii expected ina,
brilliant round Of entertainments Will make the ELM.
house lively until Lent
A movement has been started In the Union ro,...
10 get up series Of discussions on civic a1 ro,,,'s'
subjects among the members, and also 10 invite 49,,
lists to speak 10 them on tho themes Of which ~
have made themselves masters. Particulars Al
sl0ns on topics relating TO the government OF ei,l %
be In demand. 10 was hoped that on THURSDAY Co.,.
ing General Stewart l.. WOodfOrd would report ~ a.
club the Convention Of the State League Of Renns'
lean Clubs al Syracuse, which he attended a. 49,
gate from the Union League Club but be had not :.
turned from Europe, and the account OF the mee,n,
had to be deferred The next meeting Of the Climb ,,
DO held on September II.
There Is some talk among the officers OF the On.
Regiment, many OF whom are members Of the rr,.
League Club, that when the cornerstone Of the n.-
armory Is laid at BedfOrd-ave. and Pacifc-st the Of.
iting officers be entertained at the clubhouse. M,
possible that the club might agree 10 allow the ep
tainment TO be held in the assemby-room OF the s.A
or in the large dDingroom, instead Of In one Of M
private dning-rooms, IL would have 10 be- uDl0..
special dispensatlon were made.
Charles n. PfTce, Of The Electrical Reyews g,v.
a complimentary dinner to Captain Willard l. CANOE
of the 23d Regiment, at the Monauk Club on Wednas
day evening. Among the guests were Arthur IA.
bane, Foster L. Coates, A. II. Patterson and " n
Sargent.
Harry Beecher has become captain Of the footb,u
team Of the Crescent Athletic Club in place OF PRANK
Lawrence The Crescent will hold fall regatta on
September 26. Entries will be received for huuor
four-oared gigs, junior single gigs senior fouroard
gigs and senior doublescull gigs. There will also IA
canoe race All entries must be made BY september
"a. The distance for all the rowing races viii be
mile with turn.
George schmItt the steward Of the Brooklyn Club 4,
about to leave that organization and the epcures WIN
have boased that the BrOOklyns table was the best
N the city are anxOusly looking for some one 10 TAXA
his place. The Hamilton recently lost lis steward To
the Montauk and now the Brooklyn has the same
experience TO undergo. Schmtt, however goes to n
New-YOrk hotel. lie perfectly satisfied with the
It is said and when asked 10 leave II set
20 high a price on his services that he did not expect
10 be called upon but the offer taken up at once
Iarson II. Wheeler and George Merrill Of Tie BROOKLYN
Club. have gone TO stony Lake, Canada, a fsjsg
excursion.