New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12

bas threatened such action for some time. Those
members who have been Srd procss ms@' nnn ,h '
project Of recognizing the club A. ne cihphonsr
closed early IN February, II certainty "pp,nrS n ~
bc rather unfair expect members Who nav" not
received any advantage from III" club slncr 'nat
time and who do not 'xlcc 10 receive an,m 'y and
members of other city clubs sympnthlzc WIN nonn
Whetic cub seem to Increase rather than decrease"
and hardly day passes that some new SUI. - TO-
,noiion was granted Thursday modifying the
Injunction granted against all creditors ol me Cup
when Mr. Freedman first made receiver. so as
,n nrow the Ncw-lo rk security and Trust COMPANY
10 begin action against the cluD 10 recover H-o'o
made by The club on July - last. II appears That
the club deposited with the trust company as COZ,
lateral with he note sixty second morag" bonds Oh
the club and this modification OF The Injunction
permits the trust company I" proceed against , I'm
Monday' Acker Neral Co. secured three judgments
amounting to 1913 against the club on notes ana ior
s' Although spring SIN seems of"r OF from TIE the
weather the fact that IT. J.; nrnr at lang ana .Srlnn
clubs into life and action Ihey are MAKING m"my
lions Tuxedo for the spring season ana an
Unusual amount Of entertainment and entertaining
H. nrornissd me club has been conscrvaiively ana
carefully managed during the last two or three YEAR
and Ills careful management has been exceedingly
NECESSARY Of late since Mr.. L0rilIard announced ms
Withdrawal of his annual sub,crplicn George 1I,s'
has given satisfaction IN the place. aithongh ne -
not as much in evidence as baldwin was. ,.,on.,,.
The taking Of positions rs managers oil iashlohapn
by men in society !, rather new custom nom
lui spreading. Nr. Lorlilnrd WIS his'
10 inaucurafr when he appointed irney baldwln
manager AT Tuxedo. George May, one OF the most
nromi ncnt OF BaltimOre's young men. ana VINO WIS
formerly sheriff OF that city, receives eoodly saIary
ns manager OF the Maryland Club OF that ely ms
nnnont nIrnt was much discussed and criticised wh'n
#, was first made. but Mr.. May has managed me clio
so we'll that he has made his place desirable Oh,
for any successor . oo.ss,
rseh largely due no doubt TO the dulness IN III"
socciv world owing TO the Lenten period. The moor
has been crowded every night and some Of the boxes
have been occupied The experience Of the club mus
sor would 20 10 prove that the boxes not In as
mard INF II is probable thar the chief reason Tor his
/. Tho faC that thc low ceiling or the only rooms Which
tbe cIub could secure makes IN" atmosphcr: Ia "a"
hnxcs 100 close and II Is also probable that IN inc
new uuurters which the club hopes 10 have next y'nr
and where this defect could be obviated, the boxes
would IN. quite popular as they We're on the nights
~ Tho opening week Of The club. 49,
1hc annual meeting IF the University cup VII
n. held NJ IT. clubhouse on SATURDAY neNt, Msrun
IL several proposed amendments 20 the cotsut'
,,on will be voted one OF tic amendments pro
noses that the Council shall appoint hoisc com
mtee M moi more that five members 10 serve iOr ihe
cmrren, Official year. Another proposes that the number
M non. resident members OF the club stan no! eN
coed 200. sfiIl another aims to limit the totaI o
non rcsident Incmbers to $50. The annual repM,
shnws that the club T. In All extremely hourshinf
condition. In previous years the res,auI".,
account ut this club. n at almost every ot.er III
New York showed loss. This year II SHOWS
proAt OF a few hundred dollars. The asse's oi thr
riuh amount 10 more than quarter OF mlnIon
Of dollars, including investments In bonds ana "'t'