New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
AN ARMY AT SARATOGA.
.r,pry FIFTEEN THOUSAND GUESTS AT
THE FAMOUS RESORT.
.,,rsuAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE MEDICINAL
AUTHORIZATIONS PAST AND FUT-
uRE-AMoxG THE ARRIVALS.

- their appearance about midday and continued
S-urh tie better portion Of the daylight hours.
s-.DIngS nights and early mornings nave, a
" been clear. Ilut farmers pronounce it fine
To-, weather, and predict abundant crops.
The light interruptions to openalr amusements have
..s.S a rest to indoor and piazza life. and ap-
.ntly there has been break In the brilliant circle
nsral pleasures for Saratoga, a summer suburb of
yaSyo-k CITY, is as versatile Its metropolitan
.,.votvpe The arrivals have been large during
,Ss week and the opening of August finds here AS
ssmbsd from 1900 to $1,000 visitors.
one Specially noticeable feature Of the present
ason Is the increased throng at the several mineral
snnpes mornings and evenings. 1t is a revival
AZ an old time custom. and is becoming popular.
saratoga patrons have learned when and how
rdicOusv TO partake OF the waters In order TO OBJ
n the fullest benefit from their remarkable medicinal
nopereS. and this understanding leads them 10 treat
te waters in a methodical manner.
The selection OF Rochester, September Q, AZ the
place and time for holding the Republican state Con
ventOn. instead Of Saratoga, surprise TO
salaosans, who were confident that the resort would
be chosen. Ii had been generally understood that
saratoga must be selected, and many were sang1iine
enough believe that there would not be any serious
opposition But next to Saratoga. Rochester Is ono
OF the best places In the state for convention to
assemble.
II thought some time ago that the Democratic
state Convention might possibly meet here, provided
the time rot fixed 40 too late date. but atterly
II has been understood by Democratic politicians here
that several places would seek the convention in OPP
position 70 Saratoga and that It would be called for
the third fourth week In September. Saratoga
has ample accommodations. regardless Of any specified
date.
The fourth OF a number of Connecticut excursions
reached here during the week and stopped at Con
grcss Hall.
The annual meeting Of the American Paper Manu-
factuNcrs Association, held Wednesday, brought
together an unusually large number Of paper mag
mates. the attendance being by far the largest in
the history Of this organization. The mills repre-
scented included the New York Paper Company, Of
Lock Haven. Penn: the Wauegon Paper Company. of
HOyOke. Mass the Rice Kimbau Company, Of BOs-
ton the JeeSup Morse Paper Company, Of Phila-
delphla; the J. Morgan Company, of Wilmington,
Del; the COntoocOok Valley Paper Company, of New
Hampshire; the Western Paper Trade Company, Of
Chicago the Whiting Paper Company, Of Holyoke;
the Hudson River Water Power and Pulp Company,
OF Mechanicsville y. Y; the New England Paper Ma
chine Company, Of Bennington, VT. the HolyOke
Machine Company. OF HOlyOke the Russell Paper
Company, Of Lawrence Mass. the American Copy
right Paper Company. Of Windsor Locks, Conn. the
otis Falls Paper Company, OF Portland, Ne; the
Sheffield Manufacturing Company. Of Saugerties n. y.
the Pope Mills. Of New York; the Norman Paper Com
psny. Of HolyOke the Dexter Sulphe Pulp and Paper
Company. Of Dexter y. y, the Croker Manufac1ur
ing Company, Of Holyoke, Mass; the Tconderoga
Pulp and Paper Company, of TcOnderoCa- y. y.
the Glens Falls Paper Company of Glens Fails " Y;
the Shenandoah Pulp Company, Of Wilmington, Del.
the Reading Paper Mills Of Rendlng. Penn; the
Hartford Manila Company, of Hartford. Conn. The
association has taken the necessary preliminary for
an imposing paper exhibit at the Worlds Fair In
Chicago.
The American MT and Bolt Association. a national
organization, will meet IN annual session at the Grand
Union Hotel on Tuesday. The Saratoga Monument
Association will meet at the United States Hotel on
August IL. The American Legion Of Honor viii on
Monday begin threedays' session at Congress Hall.
The Bartlett tabeaus for the benefit Of the hospital
fund VIII be given at the Town Hall on Monday and
Tuesday The American Dental Association will be
IN session al the Court OF Appeals room the better
part Of next week. The musicale BY Mrs. Dr. John c.
Minor OF New York for the benefit az - Christina
Home, viii be given at her cottage on Thursday
DR.. Baralt, Of New-York is giving a series Of
lectures here.
Tho local pulpts tomorrow will be occupied by dis
tnguishcd olergymen from out Of town.
The Rev. George B. Foster pastor Of the First Bap-
ust Church OF Saratoga Springs who recently
dered the chair Of philosophy in McMaster University,
Toronto, Canada has accepted the place He will pass
year in Europe before entering upon the duties of his
new place.
Included among the late arrivals are the following
from New York City and its immediate environment
United States Hotcl-D. O. Mills Mrs ". Reid f.
Schell. Miss schell T L. Harrison, j. Rotlschild g. J.
Reesine, Mrs. ;. VI. starr Mr.. and Mrs T. L. Ogden
A. H. Pelton Miss Herrck W. J. MacC0nncIl, Mr.. and
Mrs d. A. Depue. Miss H. Stebblns, Miss j. c. Labor
Miss A. c. Lal0r, p. Sexton. > A. Cromwell. a. G.
Jennings Miss Jennings Mrs. NJ V Jennings e., J.
King. jr., Mrs. W. r. stewart, Miss J. VI. >outback
Miss Wheeler. Miss TOHey, p. c. Fry Mr. and Mrs. W.
b. Wheeler Z. H. sis,on, jr.. Miss II. c. Rand, A. c.
Rand Mr.. and Mrs. b. Douglass. r.. g. r. Nelson.
Mrs. J. c. Ball. Il. Ross Miss NJ. F. Ross, J. A.
lockwood Mr. and Mr.. &. J. Tyson, Mrs L. G.
Mlazeshemer Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ Wood, W. H.
tcJhard, Nr and Mrs. a. Is. Johnston W Boes5el IT,
Mr.. ard Mrs c. A. Macy, Jr, J. G. Costello D. II.
Chamberlain. Mr.. 5. Z. Duulevy, q. W. NIttemore
and family Miss +. Willis, Mrs. H. Koehcr Mrs \. r.
Edey, Miss GRADY, Mrs. II. Warren. Mrs. J. c. Martin
the Misses Martin 6. : Rlker J. :. Andrews, T.
Taylor, IT.. J. T. Alexander, L. Dwight, jr. Miss
Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. W f. Lauer, r. N. Cheese
brash, Miss Lamont, Mrs. a. NJ. Lamont Miss A.
Bervind.
Grand Union IIotel-G. a. Wheelock, J McEvoy, L.
Uorcorsn. W. T. BurbnIge. Captain Garland, Mrs D. f.
Kn0witon. Mss Rust Mrs. E. r. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs
A. Ryman. jr., Mr. and Mrs j. Arbuckle II. Reichc |
Nir and Mrs II. Chesay. y. A. Eames. Mrs X. LYONS
Mrs. W. A. NorhrOp, G.. f. PERKINS, Mss Quackenbush
J. IL. Mccormack w. a. Eeruer, J. y. Green. Miss |
Il. NJ. Martin, y c. Foster, II. f. Pratt y Wolf. b. +.
Watson, A. q. Paine, Mr. and Mrs. T. Walden Z. J. |
Durham Mrs. L. Merriam, E. " Thomas, Miss Thamas.
Nj. aid Mrs. {. F. Clark. Mrs Cullen. Mr. and Mrs.
[. II. DenHs0n, Mrs. }. ". Middleton H. Lockwood, |
Nh. and Mrs. Z H. BGHistead, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. |
Kelly, T. Cunningham, NJ. and Mrs. q. Z. NJ Harvey, |
J. +. sargent Goldman. L. GOttheil. }. :. Graham,
:. Wright, y Gelcr, Hiss kraw, = !. Knight, Mr. ana
Ais. \" l. li!tt, j. Bum, +. solomon, Mrs {: IL. |
yl ds {. Klmer G. c. WOOlw0rth, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
BAN, K. Levey. Mr. ard Mrs. }. Mis- J. Tactic, z.
DOhonue, Mr.. and 3irs j. Baird Miss L. Baird, Ms.
!. Cadmus. Ms a. Cadnus, !. McCarty Miss :. Me
agty, =. r. Courtney.
Congress Iiail-Mr. aud Mrs. F. salter 5 A. Wood
aud family, Ar. Mrs. Bing, L. r. Rothschild, T.
ariey, !. Farley. Miss MOrrissey the Misses Farley
Z ). Mack and family, T. Scott and family, II. Fer
FARO Mr.. H. Rider. D. H. Cochran Miss G.. Walsh
Mrs. +. ; Gesner. Mrs. K. O.. Cary. NJ. Bckart
A. c Bangs. Mss J. Webb, Miss NJ F. Kenyon, 6.
itermahce, Mrs. b. :. Chaplin, 5 Berner, J. V. l.
flalera u, NJ 4 Springer. j. J.. Prior =. F. Shecdy
Al. auu MT> 6. A. H.ldebraud, Mrs. c. judge, q.
y 800 d. 81; Lyons, Mr. aud Mrs. J. NJ shannon,
- name, " a. Kane 7. J. Frederick Mr.. W. \.
aSs Mrs onn ,1 Sir and Mrs 7. }. Henderson Mr.
wadsor H csela'A pr y and Mrs H. Hobart 1t. y
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