New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
THE SEASON AT SARATOGA.
COOL wEATHER-RETURN OF TIE COLLEGE CREWS
SOCIAL NOTES.

COOL wEATHER-RETURN OF TIE COLLEGE CREWS
SOCIAL NOTES.
SARATOGA STRINGS, July S.-Ihe weather
last nj hit somewhat chilly, bat to-day has greatly
improved The college crews have gone home The oars
mcn did happy the false report elegraphed
here that they nal talked Of rowing the regatta on
sunday They say that they never for moment enter
tanned the thought and besides such movement would
have killed college aquatic sports.
The Rev. DR. Spauldng, OF New-York City, conducted
the union prayer services this morning.
The Rev. Russell n. Bellows, Of NewYork City, whose
resideiice Wapole, Mass. was in town yes
eriay completing ARRANGEMENTS for the holding Of the
biennial of The National Conference of Unitarian
and other Christian churches in Saratoga beginning on
September % and continuing over one week. Their
headquarters will he at the United states Hotel and the
conference will assemble in the Washington Street
Methodist Episcopal Church T.. K. Holr, of Massa
chusctts, il president of th.s body. He will
probably not be able to he present this
year. and it Is thought that the presiding
officer viii either he Joseph H. ChOate, Of New-Yors or
Chief Justice Miller At the lSS2 conference there were
1000 persons ATTENDANCE AMI it is thought that These
numbers will he increased this year. There will be lib
eral thinkers present from ENGLAND, Germany Holland
and other European cOuatucs. The Rev. Brooke Her
ford OF Boston, the Rev. HOrdtO Sebbns OF san Fran
CISCO and the Rev Or George W Briggs of CambridEe
VIII participate IN me pfoeeelngs rms WIN DC inc
eleventh session Ut this conference, which has met here
Dienually FOR a number OF years
Among those VINO are Occu lYlny summer cottages ~
Saratoga Lake W. Hay BroOkes cashier Of the First
National Bank SUPERINTENDENT c. f. Durkee, OF the Adj
rondIck Rail way; POceJustice j. L. Barbour, ana A.
Gerald sun.
President Iotchk-s, Of the Congress and Empire
Spring Company. makes mis- home Ia Paris. France
IL enjoying rest lie viii PROBABLY not return 10
France IN II next month"; Mr. Iotchkss VINO is the In
aud manufacturer 81 Hotchkiss revolving
d" have 1000 men AZ work In Europe
aud uc demand for this weapon has become 40 great that
think shall Increase my force His formor nome was
at ,TidgeDOrt, conn.
The electric lights ~ Mount McGregor are TO De In
creased To number The mo ntan Is made brill
| liant with the lights
The ODscques of toe late James z DENIM, Of the Ar
lingoh Hotel, VINO died sunday, took place this
morning
me National Roller Skating League will open their
IaAp. ave INK tomorrow evening.
w. T. Burch's stable Of horses arrived hero this
morning from SOutI carolina.
Professor ". g. Richirlsou who FOR several years has
been musical director at Temple Grove 'onnary will in
september to Hartford Conn. whoro no has
| accoptc - sim tar position.
the Episcoplii1ns viii tomorrow occupy their new
parish Tor the first time Il IA situated In washing
tou-st
Included I'm tho late arrivals from NOwYork city ana
immediate vicuit liro Mr. aud Mrsc Gls and family
| g. IaNnkrr C.. wilcox, j. DGinpur an family Mrsll
walker H. j. Levy, j. u. warden. j A. lluckoy, Mr aud
Mrs D. !. Oakra. Mr. nud Mira \ ward, Mr. ma Mrs W.
ward. Dr ". H. llu bard. Mira Paul and family, >. W.
Cougrr A. 4. TyAcn, j. thompson. hr. j. Woodbridge.
~ &. Lawrence. Mr. aud Mr.. w. =. JAryls Mr. aud Mrs
T. tell, Mr. aud Mrs. \. H.. Mccarthy, Mr. aud Mrs. W.
! H. Pomborlou, q. A. Weed Mi amt Mfs /. II. Baldwin.