New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09
A GREAT WEEK Ar SARATOGA
MORE VISITORS THAN IN ANY OTHER ONE
WEEK FOR THREE YEARS.
SERIES OF coNvENT1oNs-vIcroRY FOR THE
MANHATTAN ATHLETIC BASEBALL YISEl
INCREASING THE HOSPITAL FUND
A SERIES OF c,
ENTERTAINMENTS

N"'VEd cpi1ngs, ". ", Aug. (Speclal'-lhieo
conventions aegregang about COO delegates, were in
session here at ono time during the week, yet so large
the multitude of visitors that the presence OF these
associations was scarcely recognized except by those
directly interested In their proceedings. prominent
delegate did not veer far from the uth when he re-
marked that ITS very much like holding convention
In New-foFk.' This weeks arrivals exceed by far
those OF any single week In the past three seasons ana
the period OF gay and brilliant summer life here has
reached Its height.
in the parlors Of the Clementave. cottage Of Mrs.
John c. Minor Of New-Yok City, Thursday afternoon
was given musicale for the benefit Of the St. Chris
tina Home most worthy charitable institution.
There was large attendance OF representatives OF the
millionaire cottage colony, besides many hotel guests
from Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, Chicago and
other places most excellent programme was fur-
nished and among those who took part the exercises
were Mrs. Fred Nathan Miss seeur and Miss Eleanor
Beebe, OF New-York City; Mr. Meneely, OF Troy Ed
ward King, Of the Congress Hall orchestra; Mr. Van
0sen, OF Easands orchestra Professor Connolly, OF
Troy. and Professor A. A. Rankin, organlst OF the
Bethesda Episcopal Church. 1t one OF the most
delightful entertainments Of the season.
The representatives OF the thirteen companies who,
as members OF the American Nut and Bolt hssOcla-
ton hold ti-monthy conference in the Grand
Union Hotel club-room Monday and Tuesday, found
Saratoga pleasant place TO meet In. James NJ.
Hubs, the president, Of Philadelphia, estimated
dustry. This, he said includes one plant at Provl-
dence, r. l.. at 100000; two at pawtuCket, Il. l.,
so50OOO one at Philadelphia. $3.50, 1000; at Read
ing Penn, $4,000; at Lebanon, Penn $3.50 900;
three at Pittsburg. S1,5oo0oo; two at Cleveland,
81 900 600; one at Detroit 100000; one at Port
Chester " Y, $4,000. Charles O. Le Count OF
New-York is secretary Of the association.
The Saratoga Monument Association will hold its
annual meeting at the United States Hotel next Tues
day The historical shaft Of granite occupies com
handing position at Schuylervle, twelve miles east
of Saratoga Springs.
The Manhattan Athletic Association Of New-York
made an excursion here on Wednesday Its baseball
team, consisting Of Norton, Buell., Yates ID. Brown
Ellis Smith, A. Brown, Golf and Moore, DETECTED by
score OF TO the Saratoga club, composed Of Legsett
C. HoIllster. Clifford DOolltte, Sullivan, Sheehan,
Kelley J. HOLSTER and Rose.
The Grand Commandery of the State will begin Its
animal concave here September 1. 1t Is expected that
over 1000 Knights Templar VIII take part In the
parade The following communicates viii participate
Norton Columbia Palestine Manhattan, Coeur de Lion,
York and Adephlc of New-YOrI; Clinton and De Witt
Clinton. of Brooklyn; Temple OF Albany; Apollo, Of
Troy; Utica Of Utica watertown, Of Wstertown;
Monroe of Rochester: Salem Town, OF Auburn: Mata'
Of Blnghamton Central City, Of Syracuse Little FAILS
of Little Falls; Hudson River OF Newburg; St. George
of Schenectady st. Augustine OF ithaca; Cyrena OF
Rochester: Zenoba, of Palmyra; Poughkeepse, of
Poughkeepsle; Rome Of Rome; De Soto. OF Pattsburg'
Cortland Of Cortland Washington. Of Saratoga Springs
besides several Communicates from Connecticut Massa-
chusctts and Vermont.
Tho entertainment, given during the early part OF
ne week for the benefit Of the hospital fund proved
nleasIne Success Those ladies who took part In the
tableaus incuded n large number Of representatives of
the summer cottage colony from New York, Brooklyn,
Albany, Troy and other places besides many VINO
reside here They included Miss Stevenson, Miss
Lodewck Miss Starr, Miss Balch, Miss PAnugnae,
Miss Grenine Miss Holden, Miss Cronlhte. Miss
Richie Miss Sheehan, Mss Wilson, Miss Bpngert,
Miss Southgate Miss Putnam, Miss Glrett Miss Wig
gins Miss Carey Miss Bradley, Miss Manning. Miss
MYERS. Miss Ellis, Miss Pardee, Miss Nolan, the
Misses Murray Miss Carroll, Miss Brown, Miss Baker.
Miss Green and also Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Rowland Mrs
Wolff Mrs Hail. Mrs. Southgate. Mrs Spear ana MIS-
Lawton.
The Avilla Concert Company OF Havana Cuba gave
an entertainment at Congress Hall last evening.
aIittle Tuesday, the childactress and dancer, en-
tertaiued a large company OF admirers at Congress
Hall this evening.
The American Legion Of Honor, which held twodays'
sesson at Congress Hail early In the week, will meet
in Syracuse next year. The following grand officers
were elected Commander William Sheer, of Brooklyn;
vtce-con,mander j. ID. X Crook. Of New York orator,
George f. secore. OF Kingston; secretary John e.
Ueartt Of NewYork; treasurer. Thomas FITZPATRICK,
OF New York; chaplain, F. w. Beach, Of Goshen gide
bgelow Meelzer, of Brooklyn; warden j. j. Barnett
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Finance Committee f. a. Cortely, OF New York George
e. Mccormick Of Fordham; p. F. MCGOWAN, Of Brook
lyn Trustees. Il. II. Kern, OF New-fork' James y.
Farrell OF Brooklyn Abraham Lyons Of Brooklyn.
Supreme representatives, william shcrer Of Brooklyn;
J. d. r. Crook of New-York Alernates, John e.
ueartt and Alfred Slower. both OF New-Yorlf
The benevolent association known as United Friends
will meet at Congress Hall next week
DIT j. NJ. Rice of New York, will deliver a lecture
NJ Congress Hall on Thursday evening next His subject
will DC The Child and the School"
Bishop H. c. Potter of NewYork, of1ciated Mt the
Bethesda Episcopal Church last Thursday morning.
The Rev. DR.. W. c. Roberts, president Of the Lake
Forest University, Chicago. ILL.,, and chairman oil the
PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly's Revision Committee,
saws that the reports from the Presbytercs will DO
received by the first OF December The committee VIII
reassembe the following month. when the action OF
the Presbyteries will be formulated into report 10
be submitted ut the next annual session OF the General
Assembly.
Miss Inez Mecusler soprano, OF Buffalo, has hiled
weeks engagement at Congress Spring Park.
Napier Lothian the conductor OF Lothians orchestra
was given a benefit at the Grand Union Hotel this
evening.
C. W. Stub, the leader Of Stubs orchestra, will
have benefit at the United states Hotel on August ~
In the Congress Hall ballroom on Wednesday even
ing uler direction Of Master of Ceremonies Mailer,
the oxford mlnuet will be introduced. Twenty-Five
couples viii take part in the new dance
The leading affair at the Grand Union Hotel next
week will be the garden party, which is announced
for one week from tonight.
Tie Kcnsington orchestra will have benefit next
Monday evening.
sunday sacred concerts are now given by Manager
Thomas at Morris Lake House.
The IIoosck Falls orchestra Is filling musical
engagement at the Cedar Bluff Hotel, on the eastern
shore of Saratoga Lake.
Tho arrivals during the week have been the largest
so far this season. Among those from NewYork ana
ia immediate environment are the following
United states Hotel-Mr. aud Mrs. Sarle, L. r.
Smith, J. a. Bishop &. o. Klmbal a. y. Schuyler
Il. C. Brewster, A. Kenney, c. p. Lipson, Mrs. H.
Iipson Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Walker Mrs. T. a. Greer
Mrs H. G.. Allen, Miss A. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Il. e.
Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. q. i. Gurey l. Berg, Mr. and
Mrs j. T. Ball. l.. Goldsmith and family. Mr. and
Mrs. n J. Colby, Mr. and Mrs. c. g. MOler, J. W.