New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

ra AGAINST Robert c. Neville to the effect that tne
inter had overstepped tie province OF a schueinn'
in making an assault upon him at the recent ho'
show and had been fined In ponce court 80. .n.
Neville should be sus pended for week, thc hs"o''
sentence that could be imposed upon MIN uhoer ''o
rules OF the club is generally felt oy cido'io" ~ ~
rather I'm the nature OF a victory for Nevllie' INV"
land IL is understood, brought numoer Vi '"
against Neville in addition 10 the chargc ''a' no
bccn convicted in Il police court and endeaNoieu W
cory means I'm his power 10 have him expelled from
the club The Metropolitan governors also rcPi'
manded Neville for having violated inc ruIoS VI Wv
club I'm wagering fifty dollars on a horse race WIN
the late Percy bray ton larger amount t'dh 'o oi
rules allow. Differing opinions stu prevail reglrui"s
thl, entire matter but Neve'S supporters are Ill
creasing in number since Ilowlands attack on Ipm
in the Metropolitan Club and tho opinion Is widely
expressed that since Neville adJudged guilty. anu
paid his fine for the Horse show incident Ho"lahu
showed rather petty spirit in carrying The matter
TO Washington ~, .,. ,o,,o
The Governors II the Calumet Club say that they nave
read wIn mi. r.rsc recenCy pnDhShed Story Vi
tho doings OF Dur.ccn young Harvard nleh ~ Lar
well bachelor dinner gwen by one Oh tneh nIDor -,
the club, at which IL has been sald til tlo Pi,N
dining room the club in which the dinner was heiu
together with the governors room lcAt wv. a.,
completely wreched by the gay parry undei the III,
nlence OF forty quarts Of champagne. Inc governors
that they nave mad no knowledge WhaleNer VI ,.s
such occurrence, and the members OF the cuD' even
notblng about it, About this time year a story
somewhat similar to this one with perhaps some sishC
changes. printed
Calumet Club. 1t ha, come to be known among club.
men a. that annual December Calumet Club dinner
ghost story
August Belmont, ir. has finally decided to run for
president of the New YORK. Athletic Club; Barlow ,.
Weeks who IS president, having Withdrawn IN MS
favor and accepted the nomination for vice PRESIDENT
The nominees for The other Offices all of ~nom viii
tay; ". +. Zel, treasurer, {. H. sneIrii' )ri cap
tain and governors to serve two years. j. H. BOoth,
now vice president; william X. Baosett, +. {. Roose-
veIt. G. W. Fisher, c. I. wills, T. L. Watson George
b. liulme and ID. ID. loumans.
the outlook CGL OF M9Gelr NJ J h eG us req
a discus sion between starr IIoyt Nichols and Hamilton
Wright Mabe the Baconlan theory
The LOtos Club has resumed its famous saturday
night entertainments. The first entertainment was a
Is to give Il dinner TO Mayorclect Groy on saturday
evening, January Ia, to Which number OF prominent
politicians have been invited. Lieutenant Peary, the
Arctic explorer. Is 10 be the honored guest at the
February dinner The club has recently elected sew
Howell, Of Atlanta; William Henry smith, James
Evcrson jr, OF Philadelphia; Irving Wiles the artist
Edwin Arnold has been made Il life member
The New CLUB. which occupies house In what Is
ave. between Fy-seventh and Tiity-eghth SITS: has
now upward OF iity members. This club was started
two or three years ago ms proprietary organization
and has now developed INTO an Institution when
promises To have prosperous future. Eugene Lewis
Is secretary and the club affords desirable home for
business men who may have occasion to visit New
The Thursday Evening Club held successful and
In West Twenty hfihs last week. The feature Of
the meeting the reading Of an original romantic
story by Marion Crawford. the novelist.
There are 200 resident and 400 nonresident men,
ber- In thc Democratic club The club has no hoaing
deb; and equity Of $4,000 In its house. After
New Year, series ~ semi political dinners VIII be
given prepared by n new steward. The pew house
committee Is composed Of A. \. Alne. George +.
Davidson. James !. Tmyn0r. Frederick H. Chaplin and
John Quincy Adams John II. '. Arnold IS now presl-
dent and Edward +. ODwyer vice president
The Reform club held IL, annual meeting on Tuesday
night last. The treasurer. Louis Windmuer, made z
report showing the club TO be- I'm excellent financial
condition. and +. Ellcry Anderson reviewed in long
speech the rari which the club has borne In recent
Democratic vic Dries.
The new society 81 Colonial Wars held It's first court
or election and dinner last week. Rowland Pell, the
secretary. has sent ont blanks 10 number OF men
who are eligible 10 membership In the society, by
virtue ~ descent from ancestors who fought In the
colonial wars. requesting them 10 nl these up ana
have their name, pres nt,d candidates The militia
ton Zee i, $50 but Will be $7j after the first
month.
The story recently printed in this column relative
~ the securing ~ house Chicago for the use OF lis
member, during the Worlds Fair by the Ritenhonse
Club of Philadelphia has led 10 discussion OF the
matter. particularly IN the Union and Manhattan
clubs - this city and II IS probable that one Of these
clubs. al least. viii cndeavor 10 secure a house IN
chicago - DO on the same plan rs that Oi NE
RittcnhOusc Club.