New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
SARATOGA STILL CROWDED.
AN UNrxAMPLED NUMBER OF GUESTS FOR
SEPTEMBER.
xSIGHTs TEMPLAR - THE SOCIAL SCIENCE
ASsocIATIoN-MR. AND MRS. J. b. l.
srRANAHAN RECEIVE PRESIDENT
HARRISON AT THE PoMPEI

sa,a,apa snripgs. n Y Aug 30 (SpecaN.-rhc
.nsnst portion of the season having substantially
drawn TO close. the first Of september VIII hno
here assembled greater number OF visitors than nave
ever been entertained in Saratoga on any eorrcspo'
,og date in its history. Formerly the exodus wou'u
.ane Mace about the fourth week in August but IN
,ne last few years September and part Of OCTOBER
have been Incorporated into the season. Aus"sV 20
v..s ON of tho big sundays" of the summer a"u no
..,ne NAV be said of August 30. Inc arrivals oo"
time heavy and among the newcomers are many VINO
have passed portion OF the summer Ia ''''
sacks and other resorts
Tso Grand Con,mandery Of the state OF New-fork
"A, hold its scycaty4ighth annual conclave here
ne,t week, beginning Tuesday. II VIII oe known as
.Kpichts Templar week. and II IS eNPec'eu "a'
there viii be fully twenty five hundred sir knign's IN
to,yn. on Tuesday morning, at 10 O'CLOCK, the Ugaiu
Commander, X. z. Sir George "o"o"Ii'
oncn the conclave In the asylum Of Washington COM
s0dorr and the address of welcome will be made
nv Eminent Sir Charles II. Sturges The oi''nu
romuanaery will be escorted from the Grand ohlOh
Hotel TO Masonic Hail. and the commanderies WIN ue
assigned positions in line according 70 se"o''''
After passing in review the conlmandenes Will ma.
ont 10 the Union-ave. running park where az oN.u
bition drill In aid of local charities VIII DC sNpa W
Monroe and Apollo COMMANDMENTS hnish"
.c~na,,o. har win he given at the Grand Union
uo;el on wednesday evening. Before the close Oh te
,vces many ~ the Sir knights viii make an excursion
to Lake George.
The historical reproduction, Tho Pompeia,' In south
nr,advar was the scene OF brilliant gathering Moh-
dav afternoon and early evening The oulluine 10
fac sime of the palace of Panss, a PompeIah nome
man which was buried by Vesuvtus A. d. ~ COuid
tls Pompeiian uoDleman have returned TO eafth lsst
Monday and Joined the throng that entered the sara
tova historical reproduction he would have been graft
snd hevond measure The occasion was the reception
tendered by Mr. and Mrs. ]. >. I. suanahan, OF
Rr,okyn 10 President Harrison, who was introduced
nv Postmaster D. F. Rtchie to o large number Oh
saatora,s most distinguished visitors and auzens'
The reception continued for three hours After being
,n,rotnced the visitors inspected the building which
:. sr,dy. In the language of Pansa, they passed
t.,r tho yestbule into the atrlum in tho centre OF
which room are the oompluvum and lmpmvum, ana
.lso looked into the cubicula The tabinum and aae
vere also admired, together with the sanctum From
IN. fauces they continued TO the per1stylum, ana eN
anned the cubcuum and the bibiotheca. as well aS
the falneum the culna the lararfum, the hortus the
oacps the plnacotheca the exedla and the solarfum
petshments were served both in the winter trincln
I'm and the summer tr1uolnium. "The Pompea' is
especially we'll adapted for Just such gathering, and
lt was happy thought on the part OF MT. ana MIS-
stranshsn.
The American Social Science Association. which
holds its general meeting here annually, will on Monday
begin its session of FIVE days. The opening address
win be made by Andrew D. White, Of Ithaca, and at
rs close the general secretary will read communica-
ton from NJ Levasseur, Of the French Institute on
"Malthus and The Laws Of Increasing POpuauon'
papes and discussions VIII come under the heading
OF departmental subdivisions. In the department OF
education William Charming. o, Brookline. Mass, Will
mako some remarks Oh Tho Physical Education Of
Children Dr. H. L. Wayland Of Philadelphia, will
read a paper on "The New Education and Winthrop
T. Talbot, Of Boston, one on summer camps Tor
Boys letter from DR.. &. NJ. Gallandet, of wash
ington, will be read and address Will be MADE by
Edward II. Hartwcll, of Boston, on physical Educa-
ton at Home and Abroad" In the department OF
social economy The Question Of labor and kindred
topics VII be considered at great length, and will
open with discussion the Organization of Labor"
The papers 10 be reed will include "The Possibilities of
Traae-uricnss by Professor J. W. jerks, of Cornell
University; "Trades-UEions, the Achievements
Methods. and Aims by Samuel Gompers. Of Now
York: The Relations Of TrNdes-Unions TO Appren
;ceSr by Professor Edward W. Bemis, Of Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn; Practical Suggestions on
Labor Organizations by Samuel NJ. Hotchkss, Of
Hartford, Conn. George Gunton, of Ncw-York. will
make address upon "The Economic and Social
Aspect of Labor Organizations and the Right Attitude
cf the Community Toward Them" The discussion on
shorter Hours Of Labor" will be opened by p J.
Mcclure, OF Philadelphia. F. !. Knssbuy OF Water
bury, Conn, and Mrs. c. r. Lowell, Of NewYork VIII
give their views Labor Organization III the
department of Jurisprudence. several papers viii be
Considered, including Compulsory Arbitration by
Stephen Dexter, of Elmira; "Cvil Service Reform
b. William d. Fouke Of Richmond Ind "should
Convictions he Had upon Pleas Of Guilty by Goodwin
Brown, o. Albany "The New Italian Penal Code" BY
Carlton T. Lewis Of New York. At special session of
te department Of finance will be received papers on
National Taxation by T. G.. Shearman: "The Silver
Qlestions," BY John De WITT Warner: Budget
Making and Public AccouDtsn by W. NJ Wins OF New
FORK City. The department Of health will open with
.e'aarks on state Care Of Epeptcs.7 They will
be followed by papers The Treatment Of Epilep
tcs' by Hal. G. Wyman of Detroit. Mich; Teachings
Of Recent Investigations INTO the Causatlon of In
sanity by Charles f. Atwood. of the Utica Insane
asylum; "Spirltua1sm and Hypnotism," by Frances
Emily White, of the women's Medical College. Phla-
6elphia: Organization and Work Of the New-YorR
City Health goard.s by the president and sanitary
chief Of that Board. Paul Giber, director of the
pastsur Institute NewY will give address with
stereoptcon Illustrations on Recent Studies Regard
ing the Nature ard Treatment of HydrOphobla" The
United states Hotel will be the headquarters of the as
ISOLATION.
The Saratoga County Agricultural Society Will hold
80 annual exhibition and fair at Balston Spa. Sep
tembcr 9, 8, 10 aud H.
DIR. George l.. Porter, medical director Of the Con-
necticut National Guard, on Tuesday evening deliv-
cred a lecture on ~The Waste Caused by Avoidablc
Dseases--a startling Exhibit
testimonial concert was given 10 Loretta VI.
Greene. Of Brooklyn in the Congress Hall ballroom
Thursday eveaiHg. Besides the recipient, among
those who took part Edwin Meyer, Miss Stella
Pohalsi, Miss Josie stern. David IL. Noon. OF New
YORK Miss Kitue Carcys and Miss Margaret Virgins.
o' sarstoga Springs Miss Greene who is only tftr-
Heh Years Old possesses very fine clocutionary pow
eS' she began reading in public when only nine years
oi ase For The last two years she has been under the
nsucuon Of Professor Gabre! Harrison. OF Brooklyn.
Hotel
last Monday evening was a gratifying success. IL |
"as largely atteAdcd. President Harrison, accom- |
Panied by Mr.. ard Mrs j. s. +. StIanahan looked in |
uDyyL Ile festivities Tor few moments.
a.. me amateur theatrical entertainment given on |
WEDNESDAY evening for charitable purposes Ell |
gaced In BY Mrs. f. G. HOwInd Miss Brown, Miss |
pcndrick.
Inc dominican Chapel recently established by mem.
oess OF tle order from NewYoF was the recipient of