New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-25


are located at the Kensington
The Rev. w. G. Van Meter Of New-York. and Mr'
and Mrs. A. Youmans, are stopping at tho Hamilton
Medical Institute
There is quite Caban colony at the Everett
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Day, Of Jersey City; Mr. and
Mrs. +. Wood and Miss s. s. Howard, of Barre are
stopping NJ the Broadway House.
judge Henry Hilton returned from New-fork
las night and registered al the Windsor.
Miss Justine Iugcr5oll Is IN town, ana IS engaged
organizing an amateur dramatic entertainment to
be given here on Saturday next for the benefit OF
the Humane Society and tine House Of the Good
Shepherd. John W. Elmngrr, the artist, is in
cludcl in the list of amateurs who viii participate
Vcnuor the Canadian weather prognosticator,
writes to friend here that he is not responsible TOR
the weather and that am coming down to share
it with YOU"
Charles Wheatly Of Foriham. secretary of the
Saratoga Racing Association, arrived here
this afternoon ana will remain until
the close of tae racing season, when
Will be about September l.. He is sangulne
OF lively turf campaign on the Saratoga track
and adds that the stables of flyers VIII soon reach
| herr.
! The seni-annual cncampment OF the Department
Of Ncw-York, Grand Army of the Republic, viii be III
|
| and % Extensive preparations arc being made.
| The Governors Foot Guards of Hartford Conn,
! will visit Saratoga at the same time. This com
mand las previously visited this place, having
taken part in the Centennial celebration in October,
1877, of the battle of Saratoga. 1t Is one of the
oldest organizations in the country.
The Tlbbits Veteran Corps of Troy, and other or
| CARNATIONS from that city, will make Saratoga
| Their ten,ing ground during next weeks encamp-
mcnt days. Post Luther NJ. Wheeler, No. %, G. a.
| r. of Saratoga Springs, has about perfected plan
| that will become national in its character. Ire,
| rs is wel-known, are gathered every season large
numbers of those who took active part IN the
| war for the suppression of tle Rebellion.
! Veterans whether they wore the blue OF
! the private or the star of the command
ing officer love to gather round the campfire OF
peace greet each other as comrades, and relate the
gallant deeds Of those who have answered the last
ro-csu In order that he comrades might have
Headquarters where to congrecate, Post Wheeler
has purchased large two-story brick building on
NIatilla-.t near Division, and almost adjoining the
United States lloel. This building is to be fitted
up handsomely, and will make an excellent club
for all veterans who visit this summer resort.
The initial concert and predetermined display in
Congress Spring Park this will take place on
Wednesday evening next, when 4 parade viii be
given there by The Saratoga CItlzrHS' Corps. The
music will be furnished by Doriugs Band OF Troy
whose services have been engaged at the park for
the summer.
The TIca Citizens Corps has decided to 20 into
camp IN Saratoga, and viii probably reach here
early in july This corps has twice before been en-
camocd on Saratoga soil.
Tie summer sports of the Saratoga Racing Asso
citation will be begun on Tuesday July 4, and viii
continue up to- September !. Several stables Of
racers are now here aud it is expected that after
next week they viii arrive here rapidly and in large
numbers. The American Institute OF Instruction
and the National Education Society Will hold
joint four days convention IN Saratoga, commenc-
ing Tuesday, July II. The Albany Burgesses
Corps and the Old Guard WILL it is understood visit
SARATOGA this season. probably in July. 1t Is
thought that these two comm lnds VIII reach here
about July - and remain " IN camp at one OF
our large hotels for fully week.
The Saratoga Monument Association will hold its
annual meeting at the United States Hotel ON
August :. Work on the monument. which IS To-
Gated ut Schuylcrylle. is progressing fayorably,
ana will probably be completed next fall
The American Dental Association. of which Or.
John Alien. of Ne WORK City is president, viii
assemble here on AUGUST \ and continue in session
for about four DAYS. The American Bankers A
ISOLATION has decided 10 hold ITS annual meeting
for So here, and has named August 10, J. ana II
as
Association of the United states has prrlectt ar
ranQcmcnts for assembling IN Saratoga Springs IN
August. The American social Science As'oca-
lion has called It's general meeting Tor tins place
September /. g. and :. Professor Francis Way
land. of Yale College, NeW-IiaNcn, Conn, Is the
president OF thI4 learned body. Among those VIA"
are expected TO take part i'm he exercises are Irsl-
dent ANGEL, Of Michigan University, the hey;
Washington GLADDEN., OF Sprln9h LET, Mass, carroll
d. Wright. Of the Massachusetts Bureau OF
Statistic, OF Labor Miss Helen Maql, PA. D. OF
Swathmore college, Penusy iyanla, 1lrs l.. T. CAS-
well of Boston: Miss Alice {. Fletcher Of Wash
neton the Rev II. Lincoln " ay iani OF thHddei-
u.Ia; Waller Charming. of Boston; -. +. Lincoln,
of Pcrlshill; Euzi Vi. MoShcr, Suptuuiend'nt OF
rho Nos.,r,u,,tt, Rpfnrinatorv for Women ut Sber
born Mr.. Clara !. Leonard, Of springfield, Mass
| 4. " B,oIgett, OF Boston: Theodore Bacon OF
Rochester; james +. Colby, of New-llaycn, Conn;
| Hamilton Andrews I'M, of Boston; Edward w.
Beml>. OF Johns hopkins lnlyerSItyi Oh biIudore'
| and Joseph d. Wech,, Oh PltiSburs, Penn. 80
The nltariIns 0I the United states Will begin
their biennial conference here on September y an"
| Will be IN session week. The American Bar A.
ISOLATION VIII again this season make Saratoga tle
| place OF lis annual midsummer three days court
DARN! the latter part of the present season there
| will be- a general gathering Of tongrrgdtiouailsts
| here. This denomination VIII "a 80 hod natioha
| meeting during May, 1853, NHcn VIII D. very
| largely attended. The month OF May, next year,
has also been selected by two . her denominations
Tor their annual conferences. The General Assembly
| OF the Ptesbyt terrain Church, which met thls year
az Springfield, Ill.,, Will he IN session IN SaItloR3
| for upwards of two weeks. lhcy Will he luiio"eu
! nv fine May anniversaries Ot the various Bdpilsl
societies no in turn will b. succeeded by the Con-
| ercgatlonalst5 The religious convention season
will open abont the hrsi week III May, and WILL 1t
| Is thought. extend over into the month Of june
Saratoga has the capacity tor Dozen OF more such
| gatherings at one and the same time.
| The announcement that the daily union prayer
| meetings Will Begin in tine Broadway Prc5Dy terrain
| Church lfev DR.. Peter Strykcr formerly Of New
| York City. pastor on Monday morning. July >, IN
der the auspices OF the Ministers Association, calls
| attention 10 tbe fact that a large number of the
! aDlcst and most distinguished theOlOUans IN the
land pls, their summer vacation here, and as rue
the local puIpits are filled by clcrgymen of national
| reputation The pcws are hlle, with cultured audi
euces utlng every section OF the country ana
| th... r1rn1nnn m rXrrN nrnlersIon. AnOtACr rnIlG