New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
EDUCATORS AT SARATOGA
MEETINGS AND CONVENTIONS PAST AND
TO COME.
MUSIC AT THE HOTELS THE HOT WAVE.
RACING TO BEGIN JULY "a
LATE ARRIVALS.


during most Of the week by two well known cducatlona
lodic. the New York state Teachc"S Assoc anon,
and the American Institute OF Instruction. ah~
the literary feast thoroughly appIe'm'el ny
both >aratogano and v',itor,. ~ the organizations
held sessions simultaneously. in different parts OF mo
town. ii wa, hard to decide which one to att
The educator, improved moment of their stHN IN
saratoga. Tuesday nght reception Wa' gwen tl'h
at Cougrcs, Han. and the following night they hell
reunion at the Grand Union Hotel. wher they >t"he'
to Lohan'S orchestra and vocal selection, by inc
Temple Quartctte the Ladies' schubert Quartetfe
of Boston. While the association ended IT. Iabor'
Wednesday afternoon and the Institute HdIohrheh
Thursday night. almost all the members proongei
their visit until today
\ pigeon shouting tournament will be given, nnder
the management Of the Saratoga Gun Cub. next
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Prizes vaIned
at $500 Will lie offered. and the entc, include
crack shots from all part, Of the country. ev-
crd from Chicaco have already arrived here.
George Adams. manager of the Grand Union
Hotel, has decided to give two garden parties this
season. The first will take place saturday evening,
July 2f. and the second la,t saturday evening
of August several new feature, Will be added.
The New Hampshire Club. of Boston. on it. annual
excursion, reached here Tuesday night. and made The
Grand Mon Hotel it. headquarters. The party was
imposed of almost 200 ladic, and gentlemen. Tho
Board Of Assessors of Boston arrived at the same
hotel Thursday.
The Trustees Of the state Hospital for the Insane.
az Warren. Penn, will arrive At the United states
Hotel saturday. July 10 They met a; Buffalo last
Tuesday and their itinerary includes Rochester, cam
andaicua Geneva. Auburn, Utca, Binslamton. Mid
dlctown. Ncwburg NattcaWan. PouClkeep-ie, Albany,
saratoga spring. Rouse, Point, Ogden>burs Toronto,
Nasar. Falls, Cory and Warren. The party incl des
l.. ID. Netmora ". II. O-tcrhout g. VI. Parmlce. b.
stone, r. !. smiley. j. -. IIancock :. Il. Mawn, & &.
shrh Isaac Ash and superintendent John Curwcn
The Eastern Railway Association. 0 which W. D.
Bishop of Bridgeport, Conn. j, president Will holl
meeting at the United states Hotel Friday. July Is
Washington, d. C.. the headquarters Of this associa
ton
Tho American Papermakers' Association will hold
it, annual meeting at the Grand Union Hotel July 20
and 80. dinner will be given. This association has
met here annually Tor number of years important
natter, will come before it at this session. and
addresses expected from senator Warner Miller
Ex-Governor John d. Long. and Others. special
report on the trade with south America will be con-
>idcred.
storah's taly-ho coaches Will, at the close Of the
season. resume their trips at Washington. p. G.
one Of the sub committees of the commission 70
revise the stat Constitution has been IN session Al the
Windsor Hotel during the week. The sub commites
include, Calvin Frost. Jane, &. Carter Frederic r.
Coudcrt. Leslie ". Russell, Loui- MARSHALL Douglass
Hoarman. Martin /. Townsend. and George F. Dan.
Frh. They had uncor consideration change, in
membership and jurisdiction Of the Court Of Appeals
Of judges.
There are already at Horse Haven almost 80 race
horses and additional stable, expected will probably
double that number before the end Of week. Tho
races begin July -, and continue until Thursday,
August =.
Frederic Hilton, new steam yacht has arrived at
a at "a Lake 1t is II rty tive feet long. vii accomno-
date twenty five people, and i, std 10 be the switest
crau the Lake.
The Beacon Orchestral Cub. Of Boston. composed Il
twelve " men, ha~ arrived at Hotel Bilmorl. and VIII
furnish the music there durin- the season.
Dorins, Band Of Troy. gave the opening concert OF
the summer in the Congress spring Park last night.
colonel II. = q mout. Of Congress Hall, and for
mcIy Of the Liudc Hotel, Louis, ha, eptrd tho
management of IN" new 5Iooo,oo0 hotel T. he opened
az Lakewood y. j.. in December. II i, hein- built
by the Pine Forest Land and improvement COMPANY.
If Lakewood witch viii also huiid another hotel at
>arutc Lake, L. hc under tie same Wan1crm"nt
Among the N"w- Yorker, Interested n the enterprise
are Nathan >'.slu~. Dame! g.. ThInp-)n Max NaiAln.
+. <; Ham. !. b. Webster, E. I. Eio-'cn and E"sene
colonel Wilder deulc, the rgmor that the Adelph
Hotel. which !, managed by his WIFE j. - Change
! party Of 100 Bo,toaan-, under the management
Of August They VIII make the Wonlen Hotel their
Tuesday wa, he warnc,t dav Of the year. At noon
IA, thermometer registered 90 degrees the shade
but at night It dropped - degree, and the following
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