New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
SUNSHINE AND SHOWERS AND A GENERAL
GOOD TINE.
CONVENTION OF THE STATE LEAGUE OF RE
PUBLICAN CLUBS-BANo OF THE
AMERICAN PAPERMAKEitS'
ASSOCIATION.


will endure almost any kind Of weather when at home
but they always expect the finest meteorological con
ditions during the time set apart for thelr summer
vacation Beautiful weather, with gentle breezeS al
regular intervals is taken for granted" that's what
we paw our money for'-but when the clements ID a
bMsterng manner infuse new life into the atmosphere
then II is that fault is found. Umbrellas have been
brought into requstion several times during the week
but the storms of comparatively brief duration
and all were happier afterward. sudden showers are
somewhat frequent in the Adirondack region curing
the august portion of the season, ano are sicaIS
enJoyed by both residents and habltues but are not
fully understood by many from other sections VINO are
making their initial visit TO Saratoga.
Colonel II. S. Clement, of Congress Hall, was rem
dered speechess on Wednesday afternoon lie was
informed that several members of his hotel stan aso
employees had stealthily gathered in the BALLROOM ana
that trouble Of serious character was brewing WHICH
demanded his immediate presence. Reachng the
scene of the disturbance" the Colonel was anoesseo
by H. c. Haskell, who on behalf OF the attaches OF t''
hotel presented him with handsome vase resting on
A pedestal. The vase, valued at 5000, Is oil seVles
ware. the pedestal of onyx, and together are over
seven feet in height II has been placed in the Con
gress Hall drawing room.
August IL has been determined upon as the date Tor
the presentation of Bronson Towards play young
Mrs winthrop for the benefit of Episcopal chareS'
II is under the management Of Mrs George = AodhN'
wife of Manager Adams, of the Grand Union ho'ci'
large number of amateur and professional actors
and actresses have volunteered their services MI
and Mrs Charles Lothian. of Boston, will be included
In the cast: which will also embrace Mr.. ana MISS
Gleason Miss Edith Genery and John Mcdonald vi
New York City Miss Nettie Yale Nelson ana Miss An
nj. HYDE of Brooklyn. The ushers will be Manager
Adams ]. A. Irwin. Of New-lork City; Dls'rictAV
torney Theodore E Hamilton, Manager WIZARD Lester'
~ the Windsor Hotel and DR.. R. G. McFWen' The
play will be given in the Town Hail. WHICH VIII NC
filled to its utmost capacity.
The United states Hotel it is understood VIII De
,he beadouartors Of the state League OF Re
nnb,can Clubs which will meet In convention III
Saratoga on Thursday, september a. Henry Caoo'
Jodre John NJ. Thurston, speaker hceo MaIVr ~.
Kiney and other distinguished speakers arc eAPeoS'
The National League Executive Comnittee VIII meet
about the same time
The National Educational Association, Whlch hau
an attendance Of 10000 people at the 81 fdu hio'
no carly in july will undoubtedly peet IN saIH'osd
-. roar The selection of place was left with a
oro;,taa ~ five from the Board of Directors IN
,ra,pe the presjdent secretary treasurer nrst vice
nrosident and president Of the Board OF trustees MI
CaIhns representing this committee l. eNpecVi MY
within short time 10 ascertain doo"V """''0
facilities for entertaining such muIutuue anu upon
his report decision will be reached l" De sPe'N i
loved bv an announcement. That saratoga mas aihIo
,rood.tions for all who will come will be shown
80 Tho ranreSentatives of the associations committee
Tho American Papermakers' Association mas not
st pa,ented or copyrighted its plan or Schenle lo'
insurng full attendance at It's annual neeN'Io
But the idea is good one ana Couiu NC "AoP
with profit by other organizations. Inc oiu
time custom of experimenting proceenlhes WIFI 1"
dinner is simply reversed, the annual banque, pre-
cedlnc business The Tuesday night banquet IN the
Grand Union ballroom put everybody ~ tie oeet oi
humor for the Wednesday midday business problem
One thousand mills, representing one hundred mllohs
~ canta gathered about the tables where two hundred
covers were laid and the whole was IN fuil vie" Vi
tle magnificent painting, Yvon's Genius OF America
getting $40 600 which covers almost the ehue
south wall of the ballroom. The paper1llaheIs VIII
amin in 1891 oratoroal "r's'ui9 III ''i7
,nnerb baDonet hall and in the Worlds Far year %
800 will become eloquent In Chicago where 'io'i
emma, meeting for that wear will be held.
The invalid children at the ST. Christina Home
,rere furnished a musical feast Wednesday areT-
noon. Lothians orchestra rendered programme
q rare excellence Miss Marie Wainwright, Miss
Walsh and Mr. Kellogg also contributed To the eXer
eises with musical and oratOrcal selections
Roland K Jones aud c. b. P. Bartlett of New Haven
who made a bicycle trip here, started today on their
return TIP via Troy and NeW-1 orR Clly' IhoS Will
be several DAYS the road.
The first dances Of the season at the Hotel BAL
moral and the White sulphur spring Hotel were held
last night.
Colonel Judson A. Lewis. who was United states
consul IN Africa and wha has adopted Saratoga as his
home lecturcd on Thursday evening at Poultney, VI,
on Eleven Years n the Dark Continent
A young lady cornetist, perched on the top OF a
fallyho coach, is one of the latest Broadway at
fractions
George Cobb, Of AttlebOro. Mass. burglar, caught
secreted under a bed in Regent-st cottage, and
William Hyncs, Of Boston, Mass, who confessed 10
robbing two members Of the Cleveland ministries,
will probably not return to England for several
years. They Will enjoy long season Of retirement
at DannemOra, an all the year round resort III The
Clinton County section Of the AdirOndacks.
The new magnetic spring discovered at the Geysers
Is 10 be developed
photograph of General Grant at Mount Nc
Gregor and also one Of the Grant Cottage Will
be placed OH exhibition at Chicago during the
Worlds Fair. They Will be enlarged from copies
obtained here this week.
Carlotta, the acronaut, is again in Saratoga, and
is making ascensions from Congress Spring Park
During the night Of the garden party at the
Grand Union all other entertainments were sus-
pended. Sut they have been resumed since Mon
day, and nightly almost every hotel and large
boarding house has been the scene of glorious mid
summer good cheer catalogue Of this
weeks events in cosmopolitan saratoga would afford
months reading at any other summer resort be
tween the Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean, and
August has only fairly gotten under motion.
The Rev. DR.. Peter Stryker Of New York City,
who assisted at the daily union prayer meetings
during the week. formerly pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church Of Saratoga. The Rev. Dr.
Angler, who Cor almost half century has been
q regular guest, has also assisted
There will be large gathering OF resident and
visiting divines at the Clergymcn's symposium al
Temple Grove next Monday morning
Among the recent arrivals from Ncw-YOrb CITY and
ITS cfxfr0u mont IoI,rc NJ
Laroza. A. $ Newcomb W. /. Baird, J. Haight, Mr.
and Mrs W. f. sheffield, J. F. MCGUIRE d. Il. Camp
bell, III. c. Millgan. J. II. Brce j. T.. strass Emily
l.. Boice, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hart MI and Mrs r.
Gray J. Fitzpatrick, b. Lichtcnstcn John Southwic
William IL. Drucker J. H. Craig, f. l.. Callahan
a. L. George, William Gates. q. H. Hubbard Mis-
Springer, Miss s. y. Springer. 7. J. DAILY and family