New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
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THE UNION LEAGUES POLITICAL ACTIVITY
gOWL:Ni NAT HES PLANNED.
The Union Leacue Club is holding political
meeting, and doing little else. The assembly room
I, flied almost every week With members who come
TO listen 10 prominent speakers. Among those VIII"
lave addressed the cub recently are exCongressman
John r. Wise, If virginia, Congressman Charles A.
Bon.llc Of Maine; John ". Noble. secretary OF the
Interior and Wallace Bruce. United states Consul at
Ediniurca Individual members Of the club have been
active in arranging the whist and bowling tcurna-
rcuts which are TO take place among the clubs this
winter. After election the entertainment committee
Will probably have II round Of social festivities ready
for the club.
Tile Intercub Bowling League held It's last business
meeting b,fore the beginning o: the games on Thurs
dav night at the oxford Club. The following dele
Gates were present: Oxori, John Mulnford and I.
". lowell: Union League. A. d. Warner and W. o.
Uamln: Montauk H. T. >lratton ard W. L0ngman:
,urorn Grata F. d. Jackson and W. Z. Hart; Carle-
ton Thomas Wilde and William IL. Cochmn; Hanover.
Louis ConIad aud William Krumbeck; Knickerbocker,
Frederic Webster AID William o. echwarzwaelder;
Lincoln. \. S. Butler and T. {. Feterolf; Wildwood.
j. ". laviland and /. J. etinbugler. Dr. Wilde
presided 1t WAS decided to begin the tournament on
october ~, on which date the following games Will
l.e PLAYED: Wildwood and Aurora Graa. on Wildwood
CIub's alleys: Hanover and Lincoln. on Hanover
Clubs ALLEYS Mantauk and oxford. on Nontauk clubs
nlleys: Union League and Carleton on Union League
clubs alley IS.
The Carleton Club las Introduced electric lights fof
rs bowling a,leys AID ii Is expected that the change
will meet With great favor among the players.
The Hamilton Club Will open the season with an
entertainment the latter part OF this month. The date
has not Vet been named, has the diameter OF
IA. entertainment been determined. meeting Of
the committee viii be held Tuesday evening. when
these au,st on, vii be settled. The governors Of the
club will meet On Tuesday evening also and will then
ur,latly select a chair man OF tle committee on art
and literature to succeed Edward A. SECOND. who
died a few days ago.
Report, OF the political complexion OF the memters Of
the kI 3 County WhrclHcn what may be chaacter
tied ns INTERESTING II true" Tia" club has no political
character whatever but /, comp scd almost exclusively
q wh,,nn.n who ale devoted 10 racing. II has over
900 members aud out OF this number members who
,ra familiar with their views say. hardly than
ton are for Cleveland Amos, Ill OF these Eng
nshmcn
Twelve members Of the Wildwood Club Of Flatbush
have formed II class In p y,icIl cu,tr.. under the in
tr,c,inn of Professor I'd Nln khcckicy. The first VI
a course of psSou~ will be- gwen next Wednesday
evenln, and meetings arr 10 be held every "Wednesday
evening AT O'Clock thereafter. Inc hrst OF series
,intcr between twenty Of the members. WAS rolled
inst evening. The work on the new additions TO the
culhousc Of tn. Knickcrlocher Field Club OF fhtbush
* advancing, and the members are loohlng FORWARD
to It's completion before 'hr'.tiaS. Inc cnhmpion "
The Climb in the annual fall tennis tournament 10
q; q; lragetnIn, whl a. the winner In the mems
sIuc.s IS REQUIRED 10 Cei nd the clubs prize cup
against all CoInpc;ins cluDs.