The evening world., 1895-05-18

Edward Lauterbach, Theodore Roosevelt ana
simon sterne will "a upon whether the scpa, q
ton OF National Politics from Municipal Affairs
is Sound Principle or a Mere Fad?" at the
dinner which Club will give next Wednesday
night at Icons restaurant. IS West Thirty first
street.
Al . meeting held Thursday evening at the
headquarters Of Club C. the Council Committee on
Good Government Clubs consulted as to the best
method Of reviring the interest In Club G, which
10 In the Seventeenth Assembly District 1t was
decided . reorganirs the club.
committee on docks from Club r has been
investigating this department Of the city, and
VIII hold special meeting to adopt esolutions
urging the Mayor to disapprovs Of all measures
such - the Pavsy bill. which Affects the Doch
Department The Chairman Of the COMMITTEES n
John stanton. The Committee Is OF the opinion
that the work should bs done by contract rathsr
than By the city.
Coed Government Club A. Of the rw.nty-ars
omcers: Dc Forest Grant, President; Almon
Goodwin. First Vice. President: Arthur Won Bri..
Treasurer: william NJ Tauasis sscretsry snd ths
following trustees; John z, wayland r. Fulton
Cuttns NJ j. Lisssuer. James Godmark, Arthur
Alexander Maitland. s. j. Ras. and / jane. .'eR. f.
Burnst. 49,
Mayor strong has presented Club p with the
pen win which he approved the bill for plav.
grounds around public schools and the Tenement
House bin. which were special measures Of club
the walls OF the clubhouse at las East Eixhtsents
street.
There VIII be . conference next week between
n nd
city Club the City Vigilance League and oths,
reform organizations. on the course to be nur.
sued , by ths reformsrs In reference 10 the cleo
dinner will be given by the Comm,r.s n,
the Council Good Government Club WnrL 70
ne secretaries OF all the clubs at the Reform
Club next Wednesday, May 22 at which mans
for systematizing the work OF the secretar,s. ~
the different clubs and the Secretary OF the
Council Will be discussed.
Club Of II Tx.e.y,.evsn,h Assembly Dis.
trict, has decided not to have . ladies' suxiliary
At present
Club X, Of the Second and Fourth Assembly
pistricts has opened Its new headquarters at 2il
membership. The Club has appointed com.
mittes 40 recommend to the Board of Education
Ward '"' '''"'H
Club n. oSthe Twelfth Assembly District, hs,
adopted the following ".'
Resolved. That the Raines Ballot bill n
passed. will be Ineffective an effort to i'm.
prove the present system Of voting; that n
presents opportunities for fraudulent pra,tices
and that It appears calculated to pass over resI
dhiculties and to rely for public support upor
illiteracy, real or teignei. and that the bill /.
hypocriticai in intention and politically unsound
Good Government Club V, of the First Assembl,
District has appointed committee to confer viii
County Affairs In reference to the DIVISION O
the Tenth Senatorial District into Assembly Dis
tricts. The Club has elected f. A. Petit il
delegate to tho Council Of Confsderatsd Good Gov
ernment Clubs.
Club q, OF the Twsnty-third Assembly District
II have a special meeting next Friday Ma,
"a. at the club house, 10 West one Hundred an,
Fourth street 10 elect 4 dc.egate to the Counc!
Of Conteierated Good Government Clubs in plac
OF Edwin c. Dusenbury resigned.
Club f. OF the Eighth. Ninth and Thirteenth
Assembly Districts. has a grievance and D.stric
improvement Committee. OF which Henry D
| Sedgwick Is Chairman which has Its headauar
ters at the clubhouse. ba+ Hudson street an
nounces Its readiness TO investigate and take ap
| propr ste action upon any complaint With refer
| ence to the police courts, schools parks and pub
lie places and condition Of streets within the ter
| ritory OF the Club, also any negligence or mis-
| conduct by police or o,her city odfcers. III
neglect or trsnsgressIon ot any city ordinance
whether the complaints are presented by member
| Of the Club or outsiders