New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29


before spring.
The Columbus Club, n West side social oreanza'
ton was opened last week. social club where
the young men Of that part Of the cay c"u'a meet
congcnia companions and hnd evening amu'rm'h'S
n a nominal cost has been needed for long time.
About fifty men recently responded 10 call for a
meeting in West Finycighth-st Enough money was
subscribed TO guarantee the expenses for year. 80
a room will be furnished ard opened In lew day.
probably ut No. 1,773 broadway. The ohcer7 Mt
Alexander Caldwell president; John }. Clancy; mr.,
Tcc incident charlie H. Page second vice" president
n. r. Fry, treasurer. and Wnliam ". Graham. sGcIc
Rr.cnwcbcr. Jane, Goldsmith. Colonel II. Chares
i'imam Lucus Il. Hutchinson, William II. Bethany
Kogcr1. MoscS g. Hycrs. LOU, Runkcl. Dr. Francis
4. Uucr. T.. Henry Dunn. r. u. Dcinarns'; "core' -
A. am important meeting Of the Mcidowbrook Hunt
Club held AT Dcimonioos on TUESDAY aI'rrhY|n Trr
ion Viuthop the secretary and treasurer r'p"rlru
that the finances Of the club were IN SCUM r, '1r
dillon The stable committee reported lare' w
come and The house committee told oil th' llP'o,,a
ment Of service and comforts III 'nT m law VAS
unanimously reelected president, Francis u, nppcip"
was elected vice president ana Escrloh ra If
steward, nominated and elected tGnoi r 81 TO- Which
Lanicr sidney Dillon hircy aIc Urrp pm mG the mas
Ter of the hound, added cx ohooi lrhT Np Who
has been master of hounds for three year Stanns
,ah the RESPONSIBILITY Of hunting the hounds and
dr,nc f. allow his name to be considered for r.,
clec'ion' Frank Gray Gri,wold was then nominated
and r"ctcd Mr. ciriswold has had glca, cXI ,irncs
in h,'' r hunting Of hounds in England Ireland ana
Pau, and the first master ol ~" NJ ,h Wcst.
chester pack TO Newport and hunted there; Hl,c n
then he has maintained private pacH VI , rr The
at East Willison. L. l., some three miles iro" wv
astag" reception was given by the and D' 6nr
hnndrrd a nd seventh ST. on Tuesday evening. som
excellent boxing and wrestling eon'G n w% crn, T Of
the cv mnosum 4 supper served at The CLOSE
Oh The Ils p.hcSricaI club known the "FlyG 49,
which has It's quarters IN West Twenty-'ign,mdS ~.
was nearly burned out on THURSDAY no'' nti io;c
hour the breaking out Of ihe fire at II: ~, ,p lime
nearly q GasrG S to a ,nF BEEN en- to ordinary citizens
The member however. were aroused IN tn9 70 NJ f"
safely Win the GA, ,, In q" could Ti not leave his
rnnn some FRENCH however. succeeded III G'' liz
him np'Ths r i" was caused by upsetlng Of an
| oil stove In The barbers shop on the hr'' ~ ~
"g hn sorcty Of colonial Wars viii hold meeting On
Monday aftcrn ION next III fIaui'e'' ' "
Ssvcrar bachelor dinners have been given Of LATE
ot the Calumet Club. Arthur lumber, VII" 'ch,
Si aim r'P There week ago last night Gcorgr Bri,
who is TO marry Mrs. Mctcali on f"r nnS Iost and
Charles Boyd gave dinner there OF hi''c" 'o''''
on hG r sa" Of me clnbmrn Of Ncwfork IS being
compIcd which If Is said VIII c" IN "9 o 1,".
20 900 names and have more ilHi ~ paS , ~ "ub
1t Is ihciu uc",cVce 70 which Il man belongs opposite
his name and also his business anu NTH, nD ~ cach Of
me mare prmncnt clubs. with its Object. 'rrIJ o
admission etc. Some cln,mcn VINO nay g,,.nd think
W. -, . ;nforration this work hhN" i"iu.'u' III
no. NAV give more information Than hcy co, hm
necessary others than tleir T,ca s hailed WITH de-
lIcht iv mqny Of the retail tradcsmen o, tne rs
Ths msU win the lat few weeks e on one or
more of What are be known as WoTa Ch r"r men
and which are being oEg hi,Ion IN that city Ono OF
these projected clubs place, The d"T n,at,Sn fec and
period Of The EXpooa 40 wi for m The sam" period with
small Initiation fee. The payment "t me- su hTe
Is ,bs Of the restaurant and bar Of com
sortabe clnbhouses the Exposition grounds; anu
the sr'H Dnt longer sep than fortnight application Of
, fer s'1 IN to the be o %dSf Of
Douglas has here In the interest o. ON unbsr Of
clubs and Is said has secured Soe bt su It IS deut
10 see how any large number Of members can na ri
Ommdatd with rooms has n me s4 prvese rnss
plan Of the Ritten rnSn1 eao few WEEKS
SspA94 Ea club the IsD
ton grounds has appointed COMMITTEES 10 sn
this t,.1 h'pi n a atss from May SoyemSsr
ana this annex auxiliary club - be run on ,n
same Of ,he R{enhoase Club who desires to sub,
scribe toward the expenses OF this Chicago annex ea
the set a SR@ Of f0 ~ family week during
The Exposition The burning Of The large ana na"G
|
s , dovS ago was a particularly uniorlm ,,s
no"urrence ot this time Not only was the puiiulus
un 81 The most beautiful cubhouses In the country
vmt tho members OF club had arranged 10 I'M
mnrv ~ their friends among Eastern cluomen; aIc
building cannot be replaced IN 'me 'o' INV
ton. 80 -, - .,,,... ,h,t a. eveprr on.
,.,np,men, Will INV be divided into two parts VI
nrsormancrs the first OF which VIII begin ~ ~ ~,
y M and last until 10 80 p. M. ana thr sec nn vi
p,,, vii begin M II D. M and last until IL 10 a. M
The sunday night concert Will begin as heretofore 81
8 80 p. IA.