New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-01
SARATOGA
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL TOPICS


SUPREME COURT ADJoURNMENr-coNvENroy
| PAST AND TO COME-DEATH OF MR. STRIKER.
(FRox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBUss.l
| SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, June 30.-The
Court Of Appeals yesterday brought to close Its Sara
| toga summer term by ordering recess till Monday
October l. when it will DO called to order In the new
Capitol at Albany number Of the justices with theIt
families will pass portion of the vacation in sar-
atoga Springs. large amount Of business has been
transacted by this Court since it convened here on the
morning Of Monday, June 4. II VIII reassembe here In
June next year.
The Grand Council of the State Of NewYork Of the
American Legion of Honor held Its annual meeting here
on Tuesday Wednesday and then adjourned to meet
at Niagara Falls In 1884 The sessions conducted
with closed doors, properly guarded An amusing In
cdent occurred when Grand Commander DOVE of Buffalo,
called the Council order and directed OF the grand
officers to examine all Of the representatives present. TO
see IL they had the necessary password OF one hundrd
and five delegates only about rs per cent were in
session OF word The credential committee came TO
the rescue necessary delay Of couple OF hous
was looked upon by most Of the members as something
very funny.
The National Council of Education will hold Its third
annual meeting here commencing Thursday, July 8.
and continuing In session. adjourned meetings. for six
DAYS. Thomas w. BckneL OF Boston, Mass, IL presi-
dent Of this body Eight committees will submit reports
through their respective chairmen, as follows On su-
Smart; on superintendency Of City School Systems BY
the Hon. A. ]. Kickoff; on Normal Schools, by D. b.
Hagar Ph D. on Chains Of Pedagogics In Col
leges and Universities, w. I. Harris, LL.D.f
on Education OF Girls by the Hon. d. D. Tar
bell on Hygiene in Education. By j. L. Pickard'
IL d. 4; on Moral Education, by W. A. Mowry Ph.D /;
on Preparatory Schools, by Lemuel Moss, LIZ ID. Tho
Council will meet here In connection with the National
Educational Association, which will hold It's twenty
second annual meeting here, beginning on July aho
ending July IL. The proceedings Will DO conducted In
general session In departments Ell L. Tappan, Oh
Gambler Ohio is president OF this association largo
papers will be read and discussed The Ex-
animation of Teachers" will be treated upon by the
president Among those already announced as having
papers ready the Hon. John Eaton OF washington,
D. c. the Hon. Joseph Desha Pickett, bf FRANKFORT
Ind professor G. Stanley Hall. Of Baltimore, Nd;
J. L. Pickard, OF Iowa City, Ia. Professor Edwin
c. Hewitt, Normal, ILL., the Hon. b. q. Northrop, OF
Clinton Conn. Professor II. ii. Straight, OF Oswego;
Professor Charles De Garmo, Of Normal, ILL., Henry
Hitching. OF Boston, Mass. Walter Perry, OF Wor-
cester Mass. Professor s. b. Thompson, OF Lincoln,
Neb Dr. j. r. Buchanan, of Boston, Mass Professor
L. W. Miller of Philadelphia. Penn; c. NJ. Woodward.
PHI d., of St. Louis, Mo. ; @. K. Adams, LID; John
b. Peaslee, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, and Others
The accidental drowning of Joseph NJ Lametti strtk-
err of New York CITY. In Saratoga Lake on Monday mas
caused profound among his many friends here.
Edwin villiers, of London, England. who was with him
at the time and losing his own life while at
tempting TO save his drowning friend stated yesterday
that he yet fully recovered from the effects Oh
his experience that fatal morning The deceased was
the grandson of the late General Garrit H. Striker.
whose funeral occurred April 49, 1868 Among those
who OBLIGATED the obsequies OF the General fifteen
years ago the Rev. Dr. Peter Stryker then pastor
OF the Thrty-fourh Street Reformed Church. OF New
York City, but OF the rst Presbyterian Churcn OK
tins village The Rev. Dr. syker visited the Lake for
the purpose extending his ministerial aid and SYM
pathy to the bereaved widow and relatives but found on
reaching there that remains had been taken to New
York City for inerment. DIR. Stryker IN letter 10
James Alex. Striker, OF New-York City, sympathized
with his old friends in their deep aicton and In re-
Spouse has received appreciave reply, which con-
cluded as follows: " His name Joseph VI Lametu
Striker He was his twentyhfth year. He leaves an
only brother. Ellsworth L. and am his only remaining
uncle His fathers name was George Henry. He cied
at the old homestead in January 1868. Well do
remember your kind and loving words on April 10.
1865 the funeral Of Late father General arrit H.
Tue months of July and August will find tho usual
number OF business associations IN session here ADJUST
ing aud discounts also regulating supply and pro-
duction Among those who will assemble at the Grand
fected are the National Screw Manufacturers Asso-
ciaiOn the Paper Makers Association the silver Plat
ers' Association the American Lamp Burners Associa.
tion the Ale Brewers Association and the White Lead
Manufacturers.
It is understood that important meeting Of railroad
managers will be held at the United states Hotel early
by parties high in railway circles have been booked.
Many of them will reach here early In July and will
spend the summer at Saratoga Springs. Their families
Will accompany them.
the night boat to- morrow and Will open the PIAZZA con
the United States Hotel on Monday berDsteins
gress Hall on the same day Charles f. Pratt the pan-
ist and his orchestra will begin the Clarendon Hotel
concerts July 5. Napier Lothian's orchestra will
resume its place the Grand Union Hotel July Z.
aud the same day at Congress Spring PARK Dorngs
Frankos orches will reach the Kensington Hotel tho
following week.
SUPPER OF WILLIAMS COLLEGE soPHoMoREs.
The Williams College sophomore class supper held
at the United Hotel last night under charge OF
committee composed of J. r. Garfield, H. W. Banks, ir.,
A. ID. Hawley W. W. Wilcox. jr., C. Hubbell and II.
d. Rockwell. Tbs POSTMASTER II. A Garfield.
The following is list OF those present: j. G. Alvord,
OF Northampton, Mass &. b. Allen. of Mschancsvilles
" A. c. Bablze Of Sterling. Kan. II. d. Bailey, of
Chester, VT; II. W. Banks jr, ot Enslewood N. "
j.; C. E. Baxter of Bryan, Ohio W. b.
BIerse. Of Cornwall Ridge, Conn; E. Bondls.
Brown OF Portland, Me-; r. A. Clark, OF willamstown.
Mass; G. C. Cobb BridgewSter mass; H. l. Decker.
n. ". j. r. Draper, jr, of South Boston. Mass g. 5.
Of AS1ay Il G. PuSham OF sa Fsr
i. OF SrOotlyn X; + p 3, trseman Of mdyes'
Sarnsld Of cleveland, OHIO; n T. Gidden Of %iaSnas
MIMI G. =, l. GOCdrsh Of stOskDnd:e Ma's n =
E H. Harlow 81 Of H Worcester Ss ra'i %ass b
lam India j. T. iIill of NIIddletown Conn., j. A. Hol.
deD OF Glen's Falls, n. VI H. =: Holmes Of Adams; N.
Y; j. Z. Hubbc OF Chazy. n. VI j. L. Hukel, OF Nor
risown, N. j.. j. C. Jones. OF Deerneld Mass; X. N.
KEMP Ns9aoo Of Troy Nm S y; Z: = Kent 1,ty Of
c. Martin, of NcwYork city c. Palmer, Baltimorc,
Md, Il. Penrose OF Germantown, PENN Ii. ID. Peck.
wick OF Washington. D. C.. W. B. Stafford Of Williams
town. Mass W. B. SANFORD OF Great Darlington, Mass,
G. c: sOley OF Bennington, W., b H. smith Of Brooklyn.
Y. Y, j. smith OF Greenfield, Mass W. 5. squire, OF
Isle, n. Y, f. s. Tacou Of Buao, n. Y, @. A Taylor
of Denmark iowa. Al. Il. Ward, of Troy \. y. L. FWar-
of South Glas onbuTy Conn. b. W. Warren Of Bing-
hamton. n. w. H. H. Wentworth OF Niagara Falls N. Y.
WV. Wilcox. IT, of Mddletown, Conn, III. Il. Mnsow Of
Beverly, Mass, q. W. Yates IT, OF Bennington Center.
VT
The studcnts given a reception in the drawing
room by large number OF younk ladies or this village.