New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
THE SEASON At SARATOGA.
RELIGIOUS MEETINGs-A FAST TRIP DOWN MOUNT
MGREGOR.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 31.-A large NUN =
Der Of visiting clergy part In the weekly
ing OF the saratoga Ministerial Association yesterday
morning at Temple Grove. These gatherings ara at
tended with small amount OF interest the discus.
ons are generally participated in by some OF the most
prominent theological thinkers IN the country. The
subject yesterday "The Alleged Progress in The
pOgy" and the discussion opened by the Rev. DR..
Darius Clark Of Boston. The Rev DR.. Dodge. president
OF the Baptist University q; Hamilton the Rev. Dr..
Spear. Of The He,o York Independent the Rev. DR..
Angler Of Greenwich, and others, took part in the dis
eussion.
Noah Evens, who died IN New-York on Sunday, and
whose death reported 10 have been caused by being
fatally beaten by some rival coschmen here, brought
about his own end by reckless dissipation. He passed
two three weeks here in drinking heavily and fast
living and injured by falling down fight OF stairs,
After which he returned TO New-York and died.
Miss Blanche Lsconb, OF Now York. has been enter
tanning the waverly Hotel guests with recitations
Mrs. Newman. wife OF the Rev. DR., Newman, OF New.
York, addressed the women's Association meeting in
the First Presbyterian Church this afternoon.
The Rev. :. Durham, OF Binghamton, led the daily
union prayer meeting In the washn street Baptist
Church this forenoon.
The representatives OF the Of the late Joseph O.
Cooke who reside here disposed Of the furniture
and lease OF Wizards Hotel, Washington to o. o. STA.
pes who Was ormany years proprietor Thousand
AAn"o houso AZ AAcxanorla Bay. lie taxes possession
tomorrow.
W. j. Arsell. vlce-presdent OF Mount McGregor Mar.
row Gauge Railway, was requested by parry OF visiting
Engshmen the privilege having fast ride down the
hope anu Over tue Twelve nies Of rail-. Mr. Arkell had
panied the party on their flying trip with upIoosed
brakes and open throttle. the aud engine made The
descent SAFELY the time made being something less tan
mile minute Mr.. Arksl smiiingly replied m a. h,
believed that be could beat that record but fasv
aud courfeously declined the pleasure ~ Fe'
Miss Agnes Beckvith, Of London, who eaye a fin. nv
hlblllon OF her remarkable powers swimmer az sara
Ioga Lake yesterday afternoon. accompanied hy her
brother. "Wie Beckwith started tC-da for Toronto
Bay. where she will display her skill The Beck viii hs
WILL return here again within a short limo
Among tRe late arrivals are q. Andrews, j. r. C1av.
Ton, Mr. and J. ii. Halsled. Mr. Mrs c. H. Todd
Miss f. i. Pe, Miss g. A Wipsiow, e. s. Wing and faul.
NY NJ a. Esenbrey aud family W. A. Newell j. B. Bar
Lon Misses Barron, Mr.. aud Mrs. Pstt o. ID. King j.
Andrews and family J. L. Foster and family, ana
Mrs II. A. Long, w. L. Moore L. s. Marras Mrs. U.
woodhlll Miss Ill. Woolbil, OF New York p Won Bath
q Sermany Mr. anu Mrs G. f. Harvey, of Liverpool
e.. ana Mrs J; scott Of Philadelphia; Miss Dixon. OF
MaNTDlry; j, Townsend and family, VI Middle own
u u Perkins aud family, OF Hartford Mr. and Mrs.
blar OF Cnica<oj j. y. Baldenstein and family, OF
Soston; W. X Langstaf, Of France Mr.. ana Mrs J.
Sfeenway. OF Hsr ford Mr.. and Airs. j. Il Moore, OF
LOUIS Mr. and Mrs. J.. c. Wier, OF Cincinnati IL. A.
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