New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
-ocC1p IN THE CLUB WORLD
INC EXCEPTION TO DULL TINES
..v,xo ATTENDANCE AT THE NEW ARK
As10S1ir WRIGHT cIup-THH ALDINn .a IN THE
" nunsr OF Mov1NG-couRTEsIEs
ro THE ST. NICHOLAS.

TO THE ST. NICHOLAS
o,,,,, successful enterprise started
This j. - - u,ont ,n" say the members OF tne
since Clrh telling OF its great poPu'a''y'
ArK"''9~ hr,ght SPOT on the year OF uaIA"''s 49,.
j. 'h' ~ club is having remafhdO'e
deco I'll 81 which closed yesterday WIS 'i'', -,
second "e0" ..ardance than the opening one IL IS
.s,ion whether any other GU" Io All
queS'O" o,eets at luncheon daily as the AIN
as many So eoroo Of them have double us
wright Tho attendance is never less tldh
members dov II reached COO. There are ON!
N"' a,ont am members. but good many Oh '"v'i' ~
." .her business friends from out u 'o"" -
o,ub with them ,.,..,, ,o,7s aud IN suite
cruz oonarement is IN skilful hahuS' an" -
Inc "ro,,ds the service is prompt ana sa'iSi"o
Of ID: rocelpts are so large that the ciup AT ene
ory. Inc I'm do an annual business OF NoO,""'
present i"'.' ~ ON Tuesday the following governors
Al inc -. rro serve three years. William l. west
we're e W. Narston William c. Engie' hoper'
Wins wins u T. Keen; to serve two years, imam ~
Rhoaes' II w Williams II. c. Smith, I. 3 IAN
d. h.harc "", George O. Leavett; to serve one go
.V'n. ','"r,. G. woodruff. +. W. Gwinn' iach"iu
h'"'' '" tJanry G. Hill. Charles r. Sha".
ser' mem r,,,h &c engaged in moving from the
Inc LAFAYETTE Place. which it mas occupleu
nome " os orcanized TO its new rooms III the
s, sn. uyo,sington Fifth-ave. and Flfteeh'h-s' i"e
nv. Gov the place uptown was signed TWO i'io'''''
ie"S 49,, the assignment of the proprietor Ao"
ssO, oco made II doubtful whether the contract
- ho enforced. The club could not move "i''V''
eou'a ,as TO be kept open, as it was to give up
.e ' rss,aurant and patronize that OF 'he no'e'
us io.or has taken charge of the estaphSh
NV -, ~ ono time il was not certain Whether
re''' o. rroe IN the terms arranged with his pre-
De -. - The club was ready, in case oi any dlih-
,. =. renew its lease on its old house ior ao'ner
eoiS' 49, new proprietor assented to the former
;a-os 60 everything is now lovely. Inc ne" "p''
""'. mho,ld he ouen between May 10 ana 10.
Me''' ,,s,ro is ~ have the exclusive use OF the
~. - hat mart of the hotel which forms NO
niSt ni-i+v ~ 80. together with a large Grillroom IN
,y..artbst A private stairway connects TINS win
-, ain,pgrooms The erroom VIII be iuriSheu
' ~ as nossible like the old one IN Lafayette
~ which was considered the pleasan'est pace
=. ,hs house. The bill Of fare and the prices are
TO be Just as they We're . r-,. eo,,r,h
rso Harvard cubs new house In Forty-i'ur'h-
~ I'M ~, ba ready for occupancy on lay !, as
~ ~, 'aoso on is present home in West Tw, 'y-sec'
ordsf o has been renewed for month Inc AD'"'E'
ho%eVeI rIthoiic IL club at a recent meeting passed
dTo,yia,e dne resolutions the death or joseph r
Nosher one of its founders ana It's ps fb nres
~ ssrrad In various Offices. incluuhs tI' 49,
t0.cy he and was chairman Of the most .mPortat
commtteeI1 1rdes los nh F. DAILY. Joseph Thoroa the
nss s..or ~ the Club Rober, J.Hogaet j. \ hernan
I p Grady and other members ihtuv 3S NJ 80, 80
Ing high tributes 10 the memory ~ '"'''
ciate ,O -. -.ool cold ont the stock OF
a l",ors and cigars OF the Glover Gun, al 40.
~ West Thirty-eghth-st., and also us rlEht W
aDd interest in the furniture anu HA'ul'S u '''e
place. l.,.- ,,o~,.,,,,es which has among
a.. members the best known Spanish-spe eaklis r'i-
dents of the city has settled rs llicHity sH
isndloris AZ its quarters No lIf nm - ~
cnb snent considerable sum IN puttlhB III Si'Vti'I
ny, dvtnree partitions. etc. and when \ ceclheu
to moye was going to take them along ne iahl-
sOrSs % however protested that the rent had beeh
pnads these improvements. which therefore shOulu
not be removed. The troupe Sot al 'i'0 O'N''' '
TIa 81 Nicholas clubhouse Will be closed to-
morrow, The lease OF the house has expired ana
nn,,j Iine / the St Nicholas men viii be without a
borse Tn. new house II has been found VIII not
~ Ireadv for occupancy until that date. As
nronhesled In The Tribune other clubs in New ork
fsva come 10 the rescue Of the 81. NchoIas ciup-
rsn and the doors Of the Century AssOciatlon
iaos Club Manhattan Club and New-Nork Club
have heen thrown open the homeless 81; Nlchoi as
msn AS the new clubhouse reaches completion the
II was at first thought that the house would be
dark and cramped. but as IL stands to-day II is
well lighted. roomy and comfortable and when m
ished and furnished will be one OF the most com
pete and comfortable clubhouses In this city / ne
house will be informally opened 1t had been De
ciied 10 give reception when the new house was
ready but owing the latcness Of the datT the
trustees have decided 70 postpone any snch acuoh
until the fall Then the s. Nicholas men VIII eh-
tertain the members Of the clubs mentioned. ana
later reception for women VIII probably be gwen