New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Dotv the committee OF the Union League Club In
charge Of card tournaments, have arranged for
progressive euchre party on April II. FROM leo 10
200 members will take part and the games VIII be
played In the gymnasium. ON Tuesday evening me
bachelors ball will be- held nj tle Union League gym
nasium. On April 20 there Will be subscription
dinner for seventy five persons at the club.
Troop A OF New-Iork gave IN exhibition OF horse
mnnshp and OF cavalry drill on Tuesday evening 81
the Brooklyn Riding and Driving club. After .
patoon movement and sabre drill there was an ex-
bbit,on of mounted exercises and aerwad the troop
err wrestled on horseback without saddles. Then
came an exhibition OF firing and cutting. melee be-
tween two parties OF troopers. and voley firing With
pistols. There large attendance Of members OF
the club and their families witness the performance
The members OF Troop a had supper at the Montauk
Club as the guests of the Riding and Driving Club.
The BROOKLYN Bicycle Club held It's annual meeting
on Tuesday night at the clubhouse, NO. o. hanson
Place aud unanimously elected the following oicers
President /. b. Potter; vicepresden Walter L. sim:
secretary, L. II. Rice treasurer, H. r. Raymond
trustees A. W. Schenck a. +. Norris ana W. X.
snedeker Prizes for mileage awarded as fol-
lows: Gold medal Clarence VI. shadbo, l2,lO0 miles
silver medal +. l.. Colver over 200 miles, saver
medals were also awarded To ". l.. Fuller, l. r.
Onimby and II. II. Brown who had covered over 2,ooo
and to NJ. l.. Allen, J. +. Beach, j. +. Borlan F. l.
Cook g. NJ. Goddard. w. J. Lewis. f. b. Miduey'
", IL. Mayer, y. ". kclllOdu H. H. hi'e' ''"ir' -
stebbns and ". A. Sealy, who had covered over LOW
miles. Twenty-Five members Of the club had covered
OsS miles during the year
The members OF the new Arcadia Athletic ASsoc'a'
lion held a meeting Monday night ut the Union
League Club. The refusal OF hoIse In liancocK'st'
has been obtained. The association, IL appears, has
no Intention OF running athletic club properly SO
called but Of running nm ordinary club and from time
10 time having boxing aud other athletic exhibitions
for h. MIA pf tfS
other clubs provide co. and Exhibitions OF pict
ures.
The Crescent Athletic Club will give suoscrpuon
dinner Oh April %. The number Of covers Is limited
10 forty and the price Is - per plate whist tourns
ment arran ged BY Howard Horton and ". r. Thompson
will begin on Tuesday evening.
A crowded audience OF both sexes attended the fifth
Iecture I'm the course the Waverly Young Mems Club
on Wednesday evening. William II. Williams ex-
president Of the Young Republican Ciuo, was the
speaker his topic being Political Activity lie
made an earnest and eloquent appeal 10 all young men
TO ally themselves with OF the two great political
partes to be enrolled in their ward associations and
10 participate IN the primary meetings. The next
lecture on Wednesday evening, will be by Dr. William
G. Draislin on "The Medical Profession Women arg
I'm vi ed TO IL also. Tuesday evening VIII De cruz
night when the entire clubhouse VIII be reserved ivt
the use OF the members and specially Invited guesU
OF both sexes. There will be music, dancing anu
collation.. -. ..,r r,...
The annual meeting of the Hamilton Club TOOK pace
last evening and SIX trustees were elected wlthout
opposition. They were James Mckeen, Jonn No.matl,
William H. Wallace Jonathan huxley y. E H1r we're r
elected. Mr.. Hicks and Mr.. Hazard succeea Senesu4
Alfred C. Barnes and Thomas 3 Moore, who equesteS
the nominating committee TO let them eue'