New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14
INCIDENTS or SARAIOG1 LIFE.
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS AND ExERCIsEs-THE TRIB-
UNE on MOUNT M'GREGoR-

RELIGIOUS MEETINGS AND ExERCIsEs-THE TRIB-
UNE on MOUNT M'GREGoR-
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-The American Dental
Convention meets tomorrow and will continue IN
iession three days. DR.. F. Y Clark OF NewYork and
Bartoga president OF the association. Papers will be
Nsaby Dr. G. A. Mills, OF Brooklyn; DR. j. g. Amber OF
Eew-York DIR. 8. b. Bartholomew and Dr. O. T. Stock
vel, Of springfield, Mass DR.. Charles 8. Boynton OF
Brandon, VT and Dr. A q. Rich Of Saratoga Springs.
While the sessions viii be held at the Town Hall, the
association will have its headquarters at the United
ales Hotel This will be its twenty th annual meet
nc
Edward Mnchin, alias Doc" Mnchin, the notorious
saneo swindier of New-York who has achieved noto-
nev here OF late. has been held to await the action Of
he Grand Jury He has furnished $1,000 bail for his
appearance and W. c. IL Goodiner, OF this place, has
become his bondsman. william Raymond and Barrick,
alas The Kid" Lis pals in crime, have not yet been
arrested.
The sunday edition Of THE TRIBUNE yesterday found
It. way to the summit OF Mount McGregor the
iewsbOys made their initial appearance at saratogas
mountain anuex.
Temperance" was the theme Of discussion at the
Heeky conference Of clergymen in the Temple Grove
parl0rs this evening. Tho Rev. Dr.. Carson Adams Of
ksv.York led the discussion.
Judge George Baeheer, Of Saratoga Springs. presi-
Gent Of the international Tribunal at Cairo, Egypt,
writes under date Of July 49, TO his sister Mrs. John r.
Conkng OF this place, that the cholera rayages there
average five hundred deaths per day, and that he ex-
pecs that the rising Of the Nile will check the plague.
ne In good health and says that presdent OF the
tribunal, 1t is his duty to remain at his post His
Trends here have been alarmed for the safety OF himself
ssd family.
Inc Rev. Joseph Cook OF Boston, will deliver the dedi
aiery address ct the Hew-England Congregational
oeureh on Sunday next The members expected TO DO
~ attendance large that admission tickets grats
chGrch
Aiss Sarah Smiley has recently arrived here from
ssstSSpean tour, and on Wednesday morning In the
sseinssda Episcopal Church viii make an address Oh
me AtpseLs OF Religious Life Abroad"
- a. wsylAno, Of Howard University. Washington,
Es before the Historical Literary Union ON Tie
~ ne summer meeting Of the of the S. Johns
House Tan Episcopai OF East Line was
~ ~ lns United states Hotel AZ o'clock this sfLef-
ihese trustees include Bishop DoAne. James For
49," eensrzl sedtn T. Marvin, the Rev. Francis Hari-
~ me rev Dr Joseph Carey, the Rev Dr. George W.
Sris .ns Rev Dr Charles +. Hoffman. the Rev. j. N
Vs,olS John T. fersy, Efsstus Corning, Il. M. Wall,
cose OF the business the trustees drove TO
Lihe Few miles distant from this place where
svSsP.ion was given them.
Two thousand persons attended the sacred con-
No. ~ SVngfcss spring Park yesterday evening. Be
6es.a musical selections BY DortDE's Band MIS- W. j.
soprano. OF Albany, sang twice and acEDowl-
.onc"fes che VII sing again TOMORROW evening.
ths 49, tsfesting musical entertainment TOOK place at
ths.S eushg Institute on hatardxy evening. Among
~ ao LOOK part Ia IL hire. W. j. BE ntey and
a. HES OIL Albany; Mss Magivney, OF Trey; Miss Allen,
Cou - pe hiAsibuchanan, Of Utica and Ar. Van
Ys,n T. = H. Fellows and the Misses Fellows, OF New
az o. gave lawn-teBnis party At Hsstedoun Cottage,
Se'Ssr-Aye, On satunday last