The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

The Right to Enter the Park Unaninousl.
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\ special meeting Of the governors Of tho
Automobile Club Of America was held at the
WaldOrf-AstOria last night 1t was called for
the purposes OF appointing a Law and ord-
nance Committee on Exhibitions, Contt ats.
Runs and Tours and to take action regarding
the arrest OF a member of the rlUh. WiIslow
+. Bu2by. who was arrested last Friday for
riding in Central Park.
Vice President George F. Chamberlin occu-
pied the chair and Secretary Homer w. Hedge
attended to the records There was practically
no discussion concerning the case OF Mr. Buzby
and the Park Commissioners. After the case
was stated the sentiments expressed were
unanimously in favor of the club giving its
support to Mr.. Buzby and resolution to that
effect was adopted.
The Law and Ordinance Committee APP
pointed was: Adjt Gen. Avery u. Andrews
George F. Chnmberlin and Simon Sterne
The Committee on Exhibitions. Contests.
Runs and Tours appointed was: Albert C.
Bostwick. chairman; Winsow T.. Buzby and
Whitney Lyon.
The governors present at the meeting were.
g. +. ChamberIin. Capt. Homer W. Hedge.
Gen. George Moore Smith. Whitney Lyon. DR..
I. e. HOLSTER and Albert G. Bostwck
Mr.. Buzby. when arrested in Central Park on
Friday last. was acting on his own rsspon-
sibiIity and not by arrangement with the Club
He was accompanied by Whitney Lyon. the
founder Of the Automobile Club and was balled
by Mr.. Lyon, but he engaged private counsel
to defend the case. which Will have hearing
in tho lorkville court this afternoon.
The endorsement Of the club to MIR Buzby
means that its law committee. appointed last
night and composed Of three LAWYERS OF repute
will take an active interest in this and other
cases 81 the Kind with the influence Of the
Secretary Hedge said last night that num-
Der OF names have been acted upon since the
last meeting and the list OF members up to
date is as follows:
AllIsop, ANA l.. Barbour. F. :. BattSrsnai joseph
4 ha"; Harrison X Bird, Gilbert ", BlsnchaiI,
mphy, j. Herbert CarpOn,er, Juan NJ. CebNIla-.
Dr. r ion &C. ch1m6Erlin' George r. chamhor.
y, Pay si naei. r. n DAYS Jr D. bsnsHore
a@niRs K ISs :" r@rs% W ' Eis :; ta Ia ES' l.
FhMt. Mailer f frew. Edmund Gould. cen Francis
' H.4ye t,r jan An f Sas Snp ! hoT Tr
: G. uG!hsier, Elo1ar shall, c. l. Iieh j.. "
roT : MaoH NnSS or jr ' j. M Mc5Sy
srTY nsrs MEsr . J",rpG =. H r p"se j. Nor
ton. Cornelius riu.kney. Col. Albert A. Pop.
O T. R,had L. K bIHA f%SSs T sha So t'd
tsmgnt S'hermrrnom; Albert Il Shattuck. G. o,
Gus. Gen. Roy stone. Thomas il. TGomas. Clar"nce
c, N,rnam, John Br shin walk,r. David (. Walker
Win.Iow. Chnrics ". M",rl' CiarSicc II IWo,1
George u. WdenSr. Joseph T.. Wldcnrr a. w.
Young and Or John D. /abIlskir.
The mem b"r>hip apparently has not vet
reached the mark Of 100 charter members
each 81 whom are exempt from the 500 Until
alton iee and snblert only TO the dues of 500
II IL interesting To note among the members
70" names OF prominent hOrSemcn such as
BoStwck and Dave Morris.
The completed route for the first run Of thu
cluh, which is 10 be held next Saturday, was
announced IA follows
starting from The south sd" II Thirty third street
VITA III" hrsi vehicle facing Fifth avenue, east
Madison avenue, south To Tw,ut third street
Mr'i To ifh avenue. around Madison square
ln"n mp iuth RNenu" to l2Oth street. around
M"uht Morris Park AMI again along fifth aycnur
To l"hth street then west 10 ~, Nicholas avenue
south to llnth street, around MOuungsidc and
down 10 Riverside. thence Ia Cllremunt and from
there back 10y WAY OF seventy second street and
the bunlrNard and Flfy eighth street to Fifth ave.
M" and the Waldorf Astoria.
About hfy;hve vehicles have already spoken
Tor place IN the line