New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
THE CITY CLUE FIRMLY FOUNDED.
COMMITTEES REPORT TIE PROGRESS IL VAM-
Gus LINES OF WORK.

OTIS LINES OF WORK
Tho Cstv Club has now taken its place as per-
mancnt institution aud last night II heio uleeis
.. which Tho n,eu,bers were told Just what had been
accumulated II Is only year ago that the prole''
Of founding social organization TO further the cause
n good runiclpal government took shape. The fiea
crystalllzed into a reality. and the CITY Club ITO"
has over 700 member, a well-equipped cubholse d.
No. G77 Fifthave., and the promise thAt al'l'a'eu
societies Will soon BE- established In various parts ol
the city. -. T.,
James C. Carter is president Of the club, but In
his absence last night. j. Harsen Rhoades was chair
man Tho secretary was Edmond Kelly than wDm
tho cuh has had no more earnest promoter Inc
various committees reviewed the work tmt Trey hhu
done wero doing AMI were planning W. ~ gunner
for the executive committee, explained the heeu u
n fund o. $4,000. to compensate for 'cne reHi''ihs
OF the Initiation fec, In the case Of most Oh 1H m'
hers William Jay schiefelin for the COMMITTEES on
membership told Of the efforts mahhs ~ i"''e"'0 ~
numerical strength OF the club
A most interest Ing and satisfactory report WIS
mad. for the House Committee by Frederic broino"'
He said that $1,000 had BEEN spent In HUNG UP ''e
clubhouse Strange 40 say, the restaurant was al
ready having profit credit being given It for feeding
TWENTY-FIVE employees Of tle club at 30 cents uaS
zach In October the restaurant cleared $50 Is. ana
I'm November 800. The bar and cigar stands aIso
Welded profits For the library committee, Rchard
Watson Glider told OF the design TO secure COLLECTION
Of pamphlets and hooks relating 10 municipal govern
mcnt and the history OF this clty.
MIR. Kelly read a most valuable paper. describing
the project TO start five Good Government ciuoS III
different parts Of tie city. lie represented the Coi
n,Ittee on Cooperation and Affiliated Clubs Goou
! Government Club a, in the XXlst Assembly DIS
,rict was farthest advanced. In these orsalll~1-
! lions men OF the mddl" and lower walS 81 He
would have AN cqnal voice with those OF wealth An
! educational and moral influence as well as poi'i
cal one would be- ,Xcrted here. Il. W. t. NeinUs'
| John Jay Chapman and Assembly, "'f' ''''N
| Conhllnc also made reports ,.,
4 re~cption was aftcrwnrd held. which was "''e'r.
hv many invited guests. Those present we're W.
! King George c. MaGoup. a. {. bchh"ln'' - 0'''
HAYES. Wllinm A. Colin. Frederick Meade lr' H. d.
,vc,rore Ucuoni lockwood. John II. Washburn' - H.
peorold. Horace =. Dmine, Professor - H. -"
,,,rin,c +. F. Leutilhon. G. =. Lowrey' Henry -
Tinker f. Hamilton Hcll. Colonel j. X. Van "ofIn"l'
merry SCHUYLER. Abort -tichncy. Ho"land Fch
u. stanton Colt benjamin 7. Faitcllld, William ~
rccu,r " T. Iri.h. Charles Lohn- Brace a. D.
r,,,,r J. T. bishop. lanes II. LUDLOW, Gerard h
uopplr. W. =. Vicbcr-hnm. .. E-or'o"
er,n,r1, DR.. !. p. Peters, !. l.. Er'lnS
s,,,rcI p Avery jr ". ". sherman. tisNn'
,,,,i,f f+,c r. I.lns-rn. william IspAam Chalmer'
| Wod IIonfv Holt T. y. Bacon. ". Il. i0F,omO,.
| ,rcrrt & Davis, Edwig latham william NHItlrN
TlSnas L. Green. Herman Kidder. W. :. DrntS
! : a. Anderson .al-m II. Wales, iou'u"l h'',o
(iar Robert, wl.r r. William y b. CaTN' ,I rmi
! .,. I',,ri. NJ SOFT luirc John I"nry NC army
Ind-. simon Tnrl.h ani John II. Y. Arnoli