The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
THE j. c. A. C.

In the absence or President Happen, OF
the Jersey City Athletic CLUB, Mr.. S. Il
Fiuney, the Vice President. has made the
following announcement OF the commit
tees for the ensuing year,
House Committee-W. c. Doubleday, chair
man; W.. p. Ches.ey and c H. Dickson.
Finance-E. S. Leaycraft, D. Bowiy and G. II
Dickson.
Nichols, F. D. Reilly and K NJ, Floyd.
Membershipn,A K. Littledeld, J.; N. Bum
r. A. CoykendahL J. A, Greayes. j.. II Gil
more, D. G. Hughes, W. H. Mattocks, j. @.
Mount, J. S. Nswkirg, f. a. opayke, W. 9 ed'
A. b. Starrett, w. f.. Scudder, j.. G. Thorburn,
W. v. Toffey. D. r. Van Winkle, W. R. Vidal J.
A. Young and A. D. Stone.
Biliard-Dan oil Bowley, E. S. Leavcraft, E
LIZ on, W. Anness, F. P. Van saun and James
c. Young.
BowIing-G. L. Wins. j. A Davis, c. L..
H.wetson, Il. Klein, D. H. Lockwood, w. j. Nc
Rickerich and ]. S. Newkirk.
Gymnasium-W. C. Doubleday, E. n. Baygott.
w. Z. scudder. G.. Q. Toomair and w. Robert
son. Jr.
Cigar-E. S. Leavcraft, j. H. Bumsted, Jr.,
W. f. Clark, w. S. Gordon and X. p. Ro-
Library-H. c. Bennett. D.. H. Bennett, F. W.
Clifford. o. j. Peshall and W. Russell
Rules and reguIations-S. R. Flnney and II. G.
Bennett.
Carlo. A. Bowly, A. L. Clements, Jr., G. A.
McIlroy, G. 5. Mallory and D, Toffey.
Art-C. d. Miller. F.. L. Clark, A. G. Graus,
A.. j. Hargrave and j. w. Robottcm.
Stage-J. L. Green, j. X. Green and II. G.
Nicols.
Press-A. B. Dusenbery. A. K. Littlefield and
w K. Starrett.
outlooz-c. H. Dickson, A. D.. Joslin and W.
r. Starrett.
Camera-F. L. Clark, G. c. Thomair, II. c.
Nichols and j. II. Greaves.
Frank Clark has come to be au accom-
plished amateur photographer. and mucn
,f hn xnanI~ INi hAL fyIrN1 mt olnnnf
be distinguished from that OF the best
professionals. Frank mas a magnificent
collection of views which he has taken
in his wapderings through the country.
VIII Doubleday has been continued at
the head OF the Gymnasium Committee. an
appointment which ensures proficient
work in that most important branch OF
the club for another year.
The rehearsal of the chorus of the Con
doliers which was held last Wednesday
was most satisfactory and shows that the
singing Of this essential portion of the
opera will be as nearly perfect as posi-
BILE. Mr.. w. w. Thomas mas Shown him
self to be II leader of more than average
ability and has drawn out vocal talent
which many of the chorus little dreamed
they possessed. Sight must not be lost OF
the fact that In these rehearsals the
chorus has been materially benefited by
the excellent manner i'll which Miss
Clesley, the ACCOMPLISHED accompanist,
has done her work.
Tuesday evening the Revenue Commit
tee gave an entertainment at the club
house, at which Mr.. Samuel Il. Finney,
the vice president of the club, announced
the election returns in a manner which
greatly relieved the anguish of the Re-
publicaus as they heard how the country
was repudiating their principles. There
were other performers present and they
strove with banjo, cnestnuts, harmoni-
can and legerIemain to make the Repub-
licans forget their sorrow. but they could
not do it like Finney.
Mr. j. NJ. Tappen has absolutely refused
to reconsider his resignation as president
of the club, aud the members are talking
of candidates to fill the vacancy. George
T.. Perkins is mentioned. So is John
Reid, ana there are many who think