New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

PROFESSIONS and public life heretoor there should
be a corresponding extension in its governing body.
Sccond-To secure Board OF Trustees in sympathy with
the Officers and in favor OF economical and conservative
| mana cement.
1hird-To protect the club from the danger OF clique
control which know iurS- in the practice
or policy OF re-ecctng trustees for four withou,
quirng that at least year shall have elapsed Under
the provisions OF bylaws Only five OF The twenty
tees out Of the Board each and II l. OF the great
est importance that should succeed them 10 the
end only that clique conto shall not be- possible but
that the entire membership be represented There is
safety rotation, and there danger club prosperity
so great the maintenance Of oficehoGns element
The candidates for presented for support
we'll known and and confidence OF the club
and the community. Ihinca, G. Lounsbury l. an cx'
Governor Of Connecticut AMI president OF the Mer'
chants Exchange Bank Of this city Milo NJ Bldne is
influential AMI wcl-knOvn merchant and manufacturer.
Il. A g. Smith is prominently identified with oNlor; inter
este and has had much exp Renee In club management
John Edcrkin OF THE Ledger publishing house. Is one
Of the charter members incopor'tor and first trustee OF
the club Calvin II. Allen l. weIlknown railway pc'i'
dent and financial manager William E Taylor Is ron'
ncctcd with the Equitable Life Assurance Society ana
representative Of the younger element OF our club
membership. For members Of thc Admissions Committee
the candidates Charles l.. Hammond \. Howard Hop
ling. Lou, olzmai,tcr ard John T.. Whitaker all oil
whom well and 1NOray known 10 the members OF me
club and the residents OF West side They have
Teen selected with special reference to their fitness for scr
vice thi, most important committee. Assuring you
THIS tcAct IS u
the o the club, confidently ask co
olerttlon.
The sgncrs OF the circular are Charles \. Leighton
| A. VI. Donaldson, J. J. Adams 7. W. Gctman j. H.
| Hunt J. II. Bowling, Archibald Turner, the Rev
| Arson p. Attcrbrry. T. W. Brachcr, iloralio ~
Fraser and Joseph T. Bickcrton. 1t l. urged that the
| real estate interests have too strong part Ill The
mana cement Of the club now.
| The lecture this afternoon at o'clock at ST.
Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church, under the
auspices of the Church tlnb WI be- delivered ny Uni
Of Ephcsrs' and will b. the fourth In the SERIES oil
the SIX occumcnical councils. .
David Banks. who recently Gle ted p"cSiden,
| of the New York Cub. defeating Dr. Parker. II Is
said. largely on account of oiSn,ss enm;ty Una,
member of the club /, OF large wealth. made IN
publishing law book lie wnS FORMERLY .he prr'iuri,
ago In consequence Of unplca -anin"ss which d
vrloprd during c.mpaisn in before ,, an 'Y Y.i
Club, the flagship OF which orsamhablon Is ms S
schooner the Water Witch Mr. Banks !, also i'nu"
Interested In the Atalanta Boat inb IL, !, a ''
thusastc yachi.in thoroughly good clubman ana
an efficient officer. Many members OF Inc New iorh
fin, club win regain some Of is old prestige. Mr.
Bank, Is held In such high esteem among ,i"p"'i
Of The city generally that hi election a. president o
The last week. a, predicted In IN, roi'nll
entertainments In connection with the Visit ni thr
American aud foreign war'hip'. horn one OF an an
usual ~ iirmcnt and interest Ia The cty clubs. w
In. officer, OF the different vessels. hoih l"Ir'l anu
American. without exception. "'r. ?' up ~ Que
or NOR Of the leading clubs. and some ir% were
guests AT all. The Tnlon knickcihochrr Mlnlmttan
Mon League New YORK. The University. 'alum. ana
the New York Yacht tul, with rih'IN. VIZ ~ ~
rndng hospitality To thu foreign officer. The tnl'n
Loag1i" led of with II, magnihcnl reception "h
"Wednesday evening to which "u' lie 81 Inc E",,'o
Of honor the Duh. Il" Ncraalr and party, ANA ~"
American and for'isn naval Officers %9y ,hr m.n
Der, of the cluh were admitted. me 'h''I'', W.,
mrmr, of q minor nature that were gwen al inc
,ariou, cub, To the cty'> gnd ~" hiii"h s','9
are numerous To mention. Inc dl,ht "i n 80"
Holland society given the officers al III" Dll'h
man-"f Van >pcyck al a." Na'I"it N,.,''xW"A'
Ntk ,mi, have given .vilrn," Of their Hospitality
individually on o-od-ion> heretofore; 'hr mon
the ir,, Tim, that al, the leading organizations Sl"h
tnnrou-ly threw open their door, ana ,nEn'' ,r'
,trnng,rs Within our gIi", 10 ,n''t ana J" 'l''
,nin.d Thl, action 81 III" New lork club Wa mo,
warmly appreciated by The visitor, ami IN hnI ,
and French officers I'm p1rilcllr "NPT'>N'l mn, w.
Enthusiastically regarding IT,, II VA. sra'ei" com
pl.mcnl. ana one WORTHY OF 10" |,'lr"r.' io,,. for
.lr r>. - their member aud friends al ne NlNHI
rc,i.w Thnr-iny rm non Lrn NJ N' I,o n'rS
Yacht >'o"nn'ahi and Lar hin"ni ri""- ~. il'''..
md = N'cipl, ~"cg, I' 3na nT w5ir5 NOT
In almost every instance. Nor, judan"nl II would
h,v. charc,. ~ IA. oharirrins ~ steamboats, for the
~ club, than was shown la, week. IN" cno
n%S 't tr m, .'"% .am.r hbrriina The boat was
uncomforiahly crowded win only li," o[ NM hm ,
mr numb , on I"ar n nn nha nia ' O"'
The auction ,alc Of ihs Manhattan Athletic club
binding Wednesday r'-li''i. IL III" '-'I -
,s'crrd In nothing and the sal has b,-n POSTPONED
Tor fnrr weeks, The general feeling among cuhm n
n.r '' The rS~ FURNITURE FURNITURE and dnrs have been sold
from dav to dnv and have.hrourhi fair prices;
d,v on Trr.day last which largely attended
SON. of the callsthenic and gymna'tir I'a'N per
hrrs Of ,hi. club remarkably well done There
@.rc "N.r;"s ON ne irl"Lr u ana ,Ia Inc goyS
II wa, amusing witness Snn" 81 ti's" sracriul'
well formed women boxing with cnch o,h,r, nm'
mu>t hr ,aid that they showed knowldS" ara
1ulckncs. and agility not always found among M H.
The opening Of the Chicago Fair tomorrow vi" n"'
went ont Friday and YESTERDAY. hnt N" majority ol
ihosr who going VIII not begin 10 take thir
arsi Of next Tho,c who have Joined the WaukcSha
Cluh have for the mos, part arranged for their rooms
and vii. 90 thi, spring. ,
Thc recent action Of the Pope In moklm' J. +
Louba Of IA, dry. bat W. hl- lived In rariI Tor
,.r.st 10 nj, num"Iuu, fri"nd- In N"w York II VIII
be- remembered that Mr. icuha' 'ai previously been
re sG 'q liz, D D NC, ill., na revived Tie old ~
bait mon Cluh cac. ana II j. now fr'h'r"', NV, W.
Io,it has never since III, reinstatement by The conrtN
entered the club indeed. 'inc' his d'Wi lu'r iut
turopc. soon after hi' rin''ar,n'nt he M, n'H''
returned 10 tai, country. where hi, Interests AL IL"
Mr l",1a, ,,,' f ,h Mon clh. ami h. never
for,yr iho,c who IN any way lho'fn'n'il''l u,
brngin, IL about He often declared that h" woHd
i've to misfortune o,trake Ill mos, WHO ~ ~
f. curioi, that his prediction Ia, been en-
IIrc,y verified. Every rni,n club member Who
'G%p', dead or has 'O sicd >c1", o rc, and
fortune The last oi IT," band 10 meet nI,' 'Iu,
di.d onlv short time AGO. II i dunh'i"i ""c' ~,
Duke Ioulmi viii NOW return To America, ne
/, no longer Young live, comfortably ana uHrn
ally ln I.r, In hi, hans, nmc hOnr' Ia M ~ III ~
mcni D'unillc ard has grown ont oil io"ch "i'' MS
friend, and associations here. , . 8, ,n,,,,
The Onan, Club t. looking forward TO H. amman
urner outing which l. 10 h" IN Jun" an, N'ari ana
viii he held NJ Newport wcr" ihr nl'h'eI' MIL"
uair rs the guests Of JOAN g. Weaver ANA "'orS'
tonnor. 1900, ..,,,,.. .,,,
TIN. WInnlsook Club whose co,"v ara ptlui'Nun'
ut,,. clubhouse f. AZ tie foot oi Slid" Mpuhi'ih ~ h'
c,tskl, hn, had manv improvements mar" h rs
prorp. rty In the winter and i LOOKING 'nrW'" 81,
most enjoyable" summer me "a'h u, -, mn. l,r.
"iui,ho,,r. has been rebuilt and pretty nv" H,'
now stretches ont from the foot oi ia" AVN, '"
his club brong Of the state ol,'iS' n,'I"',,s
Assistant Treasurer Thomas l.. Benedict ana ban"
Examiner Preston. ,, ., ,t.i, tho
Private cluts now being formed u, H, a,su ~, =,
fi,ic,rn Eyu,,tpu II occurred To II 'Inph"h III
nillar with thr commuters Clubs which nav" prN,,
cors hy the wear and enjoy the ndvantn;'N 81 ,iup
~ ,hcr i,Ily rms bet wrcn plAinhcld. Elizabeth
n' "n ,,,,,riy ~ Nrv York aud the city IT morn