New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

The cornerstone OF the building laid September
IL, 1885. The opening OF the house was formally
celebrated on June -, 1889 The House Committee
Charles H. Fnkham jr., james H. Taylor ana I'd
ward Townsend-ooked after the decoration and FUR
nshng Of the clubhouse. John A. Deadly was elected
president last January The previous pr sidents were
George w. Dcbevoise Joseph o. Brown Roswell q.
Roston. Edwin r. Rice and r. Clarence Dorset The
vice president Is Gabriel Chevaler; the treasurer,
James j. Richards and the secretary, Edwin +.
RaynOr.
The board OF trustees consists OF the officers and
F. Bralt Calkin, william NJ. King, Thomas H. New
man, Jared S. Babcock, william c. Demaresi, W. l..
Rathbun william >. Gray, DR.. Henry T. Pierce and
Robert BOpynge The House Committee Is composed
OF Messrs Demarest, Gray and Pierce; Comnitte" Oh
Admissions Mcssrs Richards, Rnthbnn and Caikin :
Auditing Messrs Chevalier, Raynor and Babcock; Oh
Literature and Art, Messrs. Newman, King ana
Bonynge Entertainment, Mr.. Demarest. George Chcv-
aller John W. French, John c. n. Gniberi George W.
McGown, william d. Peck and Edwin W. sandys.
1t speaks well for the regard in which
The Harlem Club Is held In church circles that
nearly twenty-five clergymen OF Harlem have ac
ccpted honorary membership In the club Among
the other well known members re Percy ID. Adams
Thomas Allison. Allen .. Apgar William H. Peal,
Homer j. Pcaudct Charles llandy. Charles F. Buxton
william II. Caldwell, william Caldwell, Francis A.
Coffin, Leander IL. Grail, Henry NJ Day. Frank a.
Ferris Abraham Garrison, &. T. I!avisnd. John
jasper, Walter j. Katie Alexander p. Ketchum Jared
lockwood C. +. MacI.can, william G.. McCrca Donald
Mclean, J. Frank Patterson, Eugene II. Peck. Clay
ton F.. Rich, David b. .clcls. Abraham steers
Charles B. TOokci Judge Charles ii. 1ruax, George
L. Van Embure and J. o. West.
The annual meeting Of the LoOs Club will be held
tomorrow night Captain william Henry White will
preside at the dinner for Ignacc j. PadcrewsM On
| saturday. as Frank X. Lawrence is South.
The City Club will have Its annual meeting on
Wednesday. The committee which Is urging the re-
mOval Of Commissioner Brennan Is to state It's to
Mayor Groy at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. a
large number Of the members OF the club reIrrsen-
tatiyes OF the Academy OF Medicine Ladies' Protective
Health Association, and Of various labor organizations
will meet in ParlOr at the Aston House half
earlier and go to the Mayors Oice In a hdv On
| the evening OF April 10 delegation from the club
will 20 to Tonawanda TO Inspect the Meyers voting
machine.
April 1c Is the date CT the dinner and reception
which the Southern society will give for Thomas Mel
son Page and F. HOpkinson Smith. There will be only
eighty at the dinner that beng the limit Of
, the accommodations OF the clubhouse. Charles A..
Deshon will preside but there will he no speaking In
stead a reunion OF the society will be held from o
! u L. D. M, at which the members will have an
opportunity Of meeting the guests OF honor The ru.-
havo elected good many members lately, incud-
ing members who resigned and Their wanted to
| get back into the society
A good ate" 'ancc was attracted to the Republican
| Club last Monday night Nv the announcement Of q
q" symposium" but the affair adjourned for a
week account OF the den,h Of Colonel Elliott r.
Shepard. week from TO morrow night the club will
| have Its monthly subscription dinner. John $ smith
will be chairman II is likely that consolidation with
Brooklyn will Dr. discussed There Is general flavor
Of prosperity about the club now The attendance 1,
continuously good. and applications for membership
arc numerous. A recent one Is from General Russell
A. Alger, OF Michigan. There Will be billiard tour
naDlsnt soon for which q member has offered a prize
The governors Of the Catholic Club will pass on the
! fitness OF about twenty candidates for membership
on tuesday night. There will then stll be thirty
more names posted. At the meeting Of The club on
Thursday the prizes in the pool. billiard and bowling
iournaWient viii be presented. The winners are as
| fellows: Pool-scratch. Edward Bruner, first: S. n
Leary. second: handicap. S. N. Leary, first: ID. j.
! Bradley, second: J. c. sprague. third; billiards.
scratch. r. J. Quin, first J. v. Higgins. second
handicap. J. V. Higgins first John P. Barron second
z: J. Qun, third bowlins.hshest average. John F..
Daniel r. o'Brisn, i've "spares" highest score. John
| =. Mccarthy, 22S; for games won. l.. NJ. Thery,
twenty-eighf of the thirty.hvs; J: T. Murphy. and
Thomas Mcmahon. twenty seven; Daniel +. 0'byisn,