New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04

Association Of the 7th Regiment the New York Athletic
and Reform clubs, the Adirondack League and the
CITY College club.
On Tuesday evening next will be held the formal
opening and housewarming Of tn" new clubhouse Of
the Adirondack League Club. on Little Moose Lake, in
Iierkmer County. Mountain Lodge. II IS called. 10
distinguish II from the other lodges Of III" club has
recently been completed at n cost ~ 10000 and is
probably tho most comfortable. attractive and best
equipped clubhouse IN the Adlrondacks. A club din
ner Is 10 be- given on Tuesday evening. after which
speeches and congratulations will be IN order. while
the broad piazzas. lighted up by tho enormous
campfire between the clubhouse and the lake the
hcrs will regac each other with impossible tales Of
their hunting and fishing experiences. special
train will leave the Grand Central Station 10 morrow
evening for Fulton Chain. the station on tho Adron-
dack and 81. Lawrence Railroad at which members
take the stage for the clubhouse five miles dis
tant Among the New-York members who are
pected to make the trip the president A. G.
Mills: Warner Miller ex-Jmdge Henry f. Rowland.
Warren IIigley. the Rev DR.. John II. Paxton. John
H. Sarn. william Brookfcld. william Z. Larned.
George W. Dillingham;. the Rev. DR.. C. A. Stoddard.
Mills W. Barsc, Dr. Luclcn g. Warner. o. l.. Snyder.
Henry 8. Harper. Ulysses s. Grant. IT, DR.. G. y.
IIoagiand, General Samuel Thomas. John T. Lockman.
John VI. Toncey, George @. De WITT Stanford White.
Walter 6. Logan, General G. II. McKibbn. George A.
Strong. wayland Trask and George II. Ripley
The Adirondack League Club has upon Its preserve
n chain Of three club houses, ten miles apart. and
series OF club camps upon its principal lakes and
fishing streams. Mountain Lodge, the largest and
most modern OF the three. Is on Little Mnosc Lake
near the Fulton chain. and will accommodate 100
persons Captain II. q. Otis Is the manager Twenty
five miles TO the south. Iouncdaga Lake, in the
midst Of the finest hunting and fishing territory Of
the Adrondacks. Is Forest Lodge, accommodating
sixty people Midway between the two.
First Bisby Lake. IS Iisby Lodge recently acquired
by the consolidation Of the Bsby Club with the
League Club. A. ID. Barber IS manager OF Forest
Lodge and Henry Sudor Of Bsby Lodge
Tie preserve Of the Adirondack League Club Is
vast tract In Hamilton and lcrklmer counties con
tanning about 10000 acres-an eight times
as large as Manhattan Island and much larger than
Staten Island There In all over sevcnfy-hve
miles 81 waterways upon the preserve. n large pro-
portion Of them navigabc by small boats.
The officers Of the club President. A. c.
Mills vice pr,sidc.t ex Judge Warren lllglcy; treas
urcr. Henry :. Harper secretary. Robert C. Alexander
The Ncw-York Office Of the club Is at No. COB
! Brondwny The other trustees are VI. W. Barse
o. l.. snyder Alexander r. Harper. Of Philadelphia ;
Henry H. Rowland. Warner Miller. the Rev. DIR. = j.
Nichols, Of ST. Louis: Professor Il. T.. Fcrnow. Chief
~ the Forestry Bureau at Washington; George H.
Ripley. pr.sideA Of the Home Life Insurance Com
pany Frederick g. Burnhan. William II. Bodrdmnn
ana William &. De witt.
4. G.. Mills the president, Is one Of the most clear
headed business men of NewYork, OF great executive
ability. an organizer ard n master OF details. lie Is
an enthusiastic lover the Adirondacks, and gives TO
the club much Of his time and thought He j. vice.
president and secretary Of the otis Elevator Company
lie prominent in athletic circles, being himself 40