New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
THRONGS AT SARATOGA,
THE ARRIVALS STEADILY INCREASING
FROM DAY TO DAY.
.,us FOR THE SEASONS MUSIC - COMING
MEETINGS AND CONVENTIONS - EDU-
CATIoNAL BODIES TO MEET THIS
WEEK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AT THE HOTELS
AT THE HOTELS.

, y Y. July speciap.-Tho
never ending subject of weather uhuer"o"' 49, %
change Wednesday, and umbrellas ai"'r 10 '.'o
almost three weeks. were Drousnu i''O -.
I,,,o shounrs which continued ull Ihursu"N 'i'"t'
~. Aus, Of this sandy region under suDJe''on' go,
o,o.rsd the air. During the soIo"h ~ -,.a o
- hree,cs from the AdirondscSs oohoriouVeu mo
coonne .ha comfort of the thousands OF guests
"As ,ho summer on these foOtiliis' iiio oii''
,"- ,ras tbot the meteorological account in'eAe w
,.,.,e.d nv a Gold wave, ana hoio "" -, a,a
.,,ny ,pt our thin summer clothing 1"' '"0 0'iD
wave failed TO materialze. .4.. roN
while no conventions have discussou NM" .pa,,,
lens here during the week. the ariI'"'s 800 ,,
noased from day to day, and all OF Tue h0'ciS anu
,n.os are active with bright summer me-
.Iae,,a rercentase are those VINO ahuua4l. hidhe
nir,are IN this Mecca Of buoonhs anu nesA'"
.cring mineral fountains, WHICH aoo'"" e'V ="
yar,ous forms and none take Io'v po''1 go, - .
T., rnDawins the acouaintance oi u'''' NV ~
,n saratoga from year to year. I''' go "o'
saratoga's guests come heio 4O' 90 ai,,orsjon
haroicanv do they attend 70 lfHS HceuoU ~
''eioi' x,,ness are wholly forgotten, and inc
1ho 0"e .sr+ment marks their faces ana every
r. They eat sleep, occasionally uriNc' UNN
,.o,.r and-sre happy. The numoer Oh eus'VS
go in town exceed by far those OF carry July III
any previous year o.,o,ra.ed in noisy manner.
hare
HnD ,sces Besides this the village trustees several
o.n.- ,o sdonted an ordinance prohibiting the as
- % nxrotechncs except by special peplt' A"0
c.ratooa Fourth Of a third OF century Ut 81 'so :.
,o.rked nv a midday dinner, ana lot indaN 20
ras looked upon aS annual feature IiaV 0o"iN "U
~ missed so few were the boafueIs az 'nV ~,
% .na. t,,s that the propretors invited all OF ue
Leading villagers TO Independence Day soree
.',.,,v opened with prayer and ended Will oNv,a
! usuaAe IT., water The bi-of-fare was generally
Wy -. -v,h rcd white and blue and patrlouc OK
eo' ,ost crowded the several courses mo oo'
scurity. x.-. s,,r3nc Park will he
5rsn NEXT Friday evening, when borihS DAM -
to- viii begip it's summer muslcai engagement
p,iu he a pyrotechnical display. Inc 'oi''oi'
~. =, hnnor of the Frear excursion party, OF Troy
e'0', N' and Clarendon orchestras arrived here
,his morning. c. W. Stubs orchestra VIII reacH tno
80 s,atss Hotel Monday, and on the same va,
80. hand will begin its season at congress nan
a. ,ha windsor Hotel an orchestra VIII play III uiIo
arirg rom during meal hours Saratoga eApeHu'
,,ora than $4,000 each season Tor music "
TSo Now England Grocers' Association, OF which
par,amin Johns ton, Of Boston Is pesiueh'' WI" 90
rive here September {, and FOR 1o'" u"SS WI, s,
ea,a,nca life They will make Congress Han Ihe'
ea" .. will also the Master Carpenters As
$500, which will arrive here from Pmladcipma
o.,an,or The builders Of cottages VIII stay mere
ieya DAYS The stephens excursion party IL uuo NV
trom the Hub next Monday. Raymond eAou'''o,
narticS have saratoga dates for july To- - - CIV"
% nd ,rcuet 10 and 90 The H. b. FAIRBANKS eA
crrsion marty from Vermont Will be on manu- JUN D.
The English Ballad Company will be at the olarcru
Hotel the latter part of July Inc "r"i' no"
a., ,r,u no the headquarters Of the NeW-fOrh h"Vel
...o.ia rulv 1913: the American Bar ASsocia
49, - arcrst and the American Bankers AS'ocla
.,o IN sen,ember The American Soclal Scle"Oo ~
oo,..ion will be at tire United states io'el cary Ia
September. 800, q 1,dgo Hilton.
&c huidinc AT Oarsman Rley's place. on NV
cbo-e Of SARATOGA Lake a dock 3OO lce' III i0"s,''
= o,so erecting lookout tower and horeesheo' n
thirty foot steam launch caP"'10 "
,,crsons has been ordered. 49,.
N,rie wainwright. the actress who Win Nv. Wv
a,rgh+crs IS occupying eX-Poiloe 'us"'' 49,
p,crsor,s cottage in Grcenfed-aNe'' MI 'O'l''
80 ain september 2. she IL mnch p'eaSeu "'O'
c,ro.oq, and is thinking OF MAKING IL Io ,
ho,,e hereafter she has IA fondhcss Ioi Oi''''r
, ~. 1arhtors may be seen the avenue 'uAo''
VIII" "ea rt,onnoon The Rev Dr. Philip VAIN
WRIGHT an uncle Of the actress "''' '''''''
,ector of the Episcopal church here o.oa homo
-, ,,.,doD+ Levi 2. Morton Is eNpecVeu ny
- short time. During his scjorn ne VIII W
Az. .st ~ George p. Bliss, OF New-i orA Oi's' "'
~oorn,1ne the Judge Charles = Lester 'o''''7e' 49,
Nth Broodway The Vice President lS no r.,
4'o'." o..or., seasons he occupied the Wlham nay
Bockes cottage In CircuihrSO - 80 .,,oa ~ the
tn. ,ee,inrs here this week Of two or tinee Vi '"e
i-'o ~ the Commission on the Revision %
-, C,,,,,,tjon have brought to Saratoga nuiHD0
'. o&.a members Of the bar from al parts Va '"0
80 rb.sa meetings will be continncd dU mo
Gals throughout the summer. Saratoga - ~
oIaoa on earth in which to patch up a 60
,r,. 1T having become well established u'a' 0'~
,ona,s rnnayalleled cluster OF mineral SPIN =, =,
80 l.. tat+.r +orrn than at present. and tha' tnon
never =, ,"ac,nal properties are being thoroughly
..S has led 10 a greatly increased dehahu'
.h rssu,t being that large quantities alo DoAe
snin,sa to all parts of the country ana the WIN l.
IT,, nictunssoue suburb known "a The 0cNsoie Is
,os,rv ,ts importance 10 the extent that IL ues09 -
=. incorporated under the name Oh Inc "o!
7, b.s a population Of less than looo' OuV ~ .o'
,sct- lights an electric road, and Other nodorii I'M
n.. Tho nrincipal springs there are the ks
singen the vichy. the Geyser, the hs'horn No - al"
the Ellis ,..,,
rba coming week will be notably an educauohAi
ma and II is expected that fully $500 or 5000 dele
gates will be in attendance. One OF the b"dleS wiz
he a State organization and the other National Inc
New-York State Teachers Assoclatioh oi "'Noi'
wap.r r. Gunnison Of Brooklyn, IS president VIII
omen its forty fifth annual meeting IN Br"ah"ay
presbvteran Church-where the Presbyterian General
Assembly was held-next Monday evening and VIII
continue in session three days, ending Wednesday
morning. At the opening session, following the an
dress Of welcome by Charles c. Lester OF saratoga
and resnoDse nv President GunnsOn the annual edo
tonal address will be made by President seth Low OF
Columbia College. During the annual meeting papers
will be presented by prominent educators ana dis
cussed. Among the principal ones VIII be; "Ihe
Duty Of the University to the Teaching IroeSsoh by
Nicholas Murray Butler, professor Of philosophy and
Pedagogcs Columbia College as Special Training
IN the Schools for the Political Duties Of Citizenship
Pracucabe'1 by william A. Pose, Civil service Com
missioner Canton; "The Closer Articulation Of the
School with the University" by President Harrison
z. Webster, Of Union College. Edward EgglestOn, Of
Lake George, will also submit a paper
Included among those who will lead in the dis
cussion the several papers will be Frank 5. Capcn,
81 New Pctz Francis J. Cheney, Of Kingston; A. G..
Siccum. Of Corning; Claiming Stebbns, Of Brooklyn
Professor Arthur S. Hoyt Of Hamilton College; VIII
fam F. Thomson Of Auburn A. b. BlOdgett, Of SYRIA
euse, and A. b. Poland, Of Jersey City. The annual
address OF the State Superintendent will be made bv