New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
MEETING OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
IMPROVEMENTS OF THE RAcETEAcK-BooK
MAKERS RECEIVE A SHOCK.


lance this has been of the biggest weeks we've
had for several years" This statement is carried out
10y the presence of vast throngs at all of the ho'eS
and boarding houses and the daily receipt of applca-
tons for accommodations
General Joshua T. Blanchard. who for the last few
years has made his home with his daughter at Pulaski
is here a visit to his old home, where he pa'Scn
the greater portion Of his long life. which covers al
most ninety years About third of century ago
the General mainly instrumental in introducing
running horse races here.
The proposed improvements to the Saratoga race
course will consist of widening the track in several
places. creating three quarter mile stTaighta"aS
rebuilding and enarging the crandstand and erecting
clubhouse for the new National Jockey Clnp l" DO
formed. The will be completed before the open
Ing of another racing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Farrlam gave dance 10 'no
guests of the American Thursday evening
The members of the American Bar Association Ell
joyed their annual dinner at the Grand Union ho'oi
last night
Manager George 5. Adams, Of the Grand Union
Hotel, has issued invitations for the second garnen
party which Will be given on the afternoon ana even
Ing Of August 80.
Napier Lothian. the leader of the Boston Ihea'rc
orchestra which has furnished the music at the Grand
Union Hotel for several years was given bencht To-
night.
G. W. Stub the director of Stubs orchestra Of
New York City was accorded benefit ut the lhi'cu
states Hotel tonight. lIlls u I'M Sc'tH'NN''' ''
secutive season that Mr.. stubs orchestra mas pro
,ided the musical programme at the states
At Congress Hall last night the conductor OF JoyccS
orchestra. Of Nsw-IOrk city was granted bcneh' III
the ballroom OF this hotel
The Kcneiugton Hotel orchestra was remembered by
the guests who attended the benefit dance last "cohcS
day evening.
Concrc.s Hall has entertained several excursion
parties numbering hundreds Of pleasure seekers dur
ing the week. ,.
Al the Thursday evening session of the American
Ear Association when the report OF the spcca COM
mittee on Relief Of the United States supreme 'ou'
was submitted and discussed. Mr.. John f. Dillon WHO
had telccraphcd senator william VI. Evarts al wash
ington. received the following reply when re
read II the profession give united support al
their meeting at Saratoga for the bill reported S'h
feel confident that the bill would pas BON houc'
this Congress. Whether IT can be taken UP III NV
senate and PASSED thl, session is very doubtful as inc
political bill, may crowd out everything that huu'
debate Tho association substantially lndorsed u'c
Evarts bill. ~
At Dr. Hamnton's Institute. on Tuesday evening" Dr
Charles A. Barnes. Of New York city, read paper y"
Sanitary science
James r. Lee. a wholesale grocer OF Nilhe'oafrc
Penn who was a guest AT the Lnwood' Wa sum
moned home by a dispatch informing him uat INC
PENNSYLVANIA cyclone had destroyed his place Oh Dus
ne,, and seriously injured member OF his hrh'
Dr. Baralt Of New York city. has been giving
seric, Of lectures here.
Most of the local pupit> 70 morrow viii be oooupod
bv DISTINGUISHED divine, eumm'rne here
Boolmakcrs at the race track received sloo"
Wednesday afternoon that came near frightening uem
,,, % ,he- spcculatve senses. While receiving as
MATCHES frn the race track It suddenly disc'Vecd
that the Western Union telegraph wire hah been hp'.
Investigation Immediately followed, ana about MN
mile from the track the wire was found loopei I'M" o
second story OF a barn. which had been rented 10y
couple Of strangers. The perpetrators cS''P''' 'e
behind their t.lcgraphc apparatus
Congress spring Park presented a bcauthuI sIShI
Wednesday evening 1t was illumined win 'o"''
lanterns arranged in artistic designs, and the '"''
produced were marvcLously fine There was very
large ATTENDANCE An excellent programme was rcn-
dercd 10y Dorns'' band
Iawntenni, tournament Will draw large nnmh"r
q, dovoeo If This popular outdoor diversion To- Mount
NcGrcgor next wcch.
The mineral water bath houses have been pa'FoA'u
thl, summer Ia greater extent than ever before A'u
already there is considerable talk about The necessity
Of increasing their capacity before The advent o an
other season plan has been proposed i" c'V''
bath house on a large scale anu ""'' az
bath, could BE given.
,,ruoratou counsel John l.. Ilcnning, while IN con
vcr.ation with number Of friends al the kis'lngen
spring Pavilion last Wednesday evening rehar'''
This morning / received copy Of The Nc"-'"rN
1r,,, -, sunday and In about the centre OF an aero
Of Am
,,n ,,,u,iug letter from a Ncw York city ia" hih
euc, ned me 10 serve certain legal paper, Ia 'l'il
action on the party whose name wa undcrNooiVu'
found the gentleman at the United states H"'o'' "
had been IN Europe FOR year aud ihil anu wv
III, i,,rccr. did not know OF hi, return until they
discovered the nafnc IN that saratoga letter 10 'aS
that be Wa, surprised. would BE- to eNprc-S II mu',
mi, vas one Of the funniest incident. ever met III
my practice -. x,, yort and IFS
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naya.on Mr. and Mrs. !. J. french. C. Rclnhoier
NJ, T. smith and daughter. j. +. SIN III. j. sohn' H.
rov "a T. SNYDER Mr. and Mr.. j. Jachniah' -
UuI,r. NJ Isaacs, !. Hearst aud family IT, MalN' -
2abrin.Mc, H.. a. Scarlc, ID. W. L"@ic', "
Nicholas \. Crook. T. +. IIutchcock' ]. II. rl",''
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Dvson If BIcrale, L. !. Kellogg T. j. Aspen -
=, CONT. T. d. Mason ". +. McNGIus. u H.
EDDY A. Kenyon. +. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. 'ha'c'
Mr. and Mrs II. i. Hickey, e. Marshall MI anu ''
I p Hickey Miss VI. Brady Il. Roland. d. l. SULLIVAN
Mr. and Mrs q. :. Armstrong, W. II. Hamilton y J."
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Mis- y : shirley Mr.. and Mrs. H. N0gel Ed"ih NofrI'
MR., f. f. Mk and family, !. carney Mr'. W.
Flanagan W. G. Flanagan, Mrs. NJ Wccd ana uauthto''
wessr, G. asd y weed. j. J.. Thompson. : T. EafIe,'
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nur.n AGNES = Campbell. Mr.. Dr. ostI"ndcr' hr, ana
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1 +, Dalv Mr. and Mr. W. j. Ryder e. Ryder MIS-
p IT, Dugro G. DugrO, j. Cnr!ey' MR.. T. ~ op'"s"'
Mice I T. I,crgc Mr.. and Mr.. W. L. lcrlshelm Mo
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pacby. f. F. Aver. Mrs. W. l.. Fuman Miss " Phelps
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