New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26
MEETING AT SARATOGA.
A SERIES OF CONVENTIONS TO COME.
SOCIAL, CLUBS FIND THEIR WAY TO THE SPRINGS
THE ANNUAL BUSINESS OF THE HOTEL
MEMS AssoCIATIoN-A COSTLY
RATHuOUSE.

ec empeyaurc has been about 81 degrees and nobody
nas complained OF the heat; in fact some wouu uc mp
pier were il ten degrees warmer Inc arrivals nav
Increased from day to day. and the season Is bccons
,rirht and active Entertainments of every KIND ara
eo1d cheer are following each other In rapo
and tbs IL 900 guests making the best use oi ucii
midsummer vacation. There Is abundance Vi s"uSo
meDt for all. ,, l.,
The American Dental Association Will aSsehOio IA
annual session here on August ana VIII co@""o i'o
proceedings fcur DAYS several sections of TINS asso
citation will hold their meetings August d. AIo Az"
tional Board OF Dental Examiners ana "c Oo'e
Faculty Association will hold their session august l.
The Dental Protective Association VIII ALSO w iopi0
sentsa rnese rarent bodies VIII Drug tose"et sco
of the most prominent odontoossts IN inc oti' 70.
st,.e, l. ~ Grouse, OF Chicago, Is CHAIRMAN oi uo
executive committee. The meetings VIII De IcN III
Court q. Appeals room Town Hall Building Inc
members will stop beth the Uhlted states iioel "'N
tie Grand Union HOto.. -.
Two conventions will meet at congress ian ne-'
,,optb Tho American Legion of Honor VIII hoiu "
three DAYS, session. beginning August j. ana the .ho
Friends will also hold t'lIce days session. Dos ,
Aur,st TO- The former will be attended by -Oo oeio
gaiel and the latter by 300. ..
Represcnta:ives OF the American Screw Manuiaee
urers' Association held a conference at the Uidho '
Hotel on "Wednesday end Thursday
Tho Century Club Of Burlington, Vt. made all OK
cnrson here early in the week, returning home yes'e
day m4ninG During their stay in town they "i'uo
he
The Bufalo Lcdcrtafel visited saratoga SPRINGS anu
Yot. Ceorre This week While hero they stopped al
the Grand Union Hotel. 49, IN
The Grand Union Hotel garden party has been an
pouaced for August 10 Extensive preparations "'0
being made for the affair ,.,
The New-York state Hotel Mems Assoeiauon'
iovial lot of entertainers, held their annual SYMPOSIUM
he,e ON Tuesday The attendance was not large out
considerable business disposed OF IN shorC speo
of time The officers elected were; PTeNloeh'' W. ~
Garrison of New-York; first vice peS"e"', W. '"
Je,and of Bnghamton; treasurer H. D. hocK"en, Oh
Albany: secretary, W. a. RoschranS' Oh Aio'uny' WV
presidents were also elected for eaoh VI INC aiAy
countjc, of the State The time of holding tue anhu'"
sessions was changed from July TO september Inc
association will assemble here again h9Nt year
Tho 81 600 trntting horse stolen early Wednesday
morning from a SprIngst. barn and owned by sum-
NOR ruest F. A. Rosenham, of No 100 Fuit'h-str'
80. yor,. was recovered Thursday evening. III
ua fopnd at Genns Falls where IT had been abandoned
nv Prank Lee the sableman who drove IL OH anu WIN
escaped. >, ,,...,, and
Mrs John A. Manning Mrs. Walter Ii. Hanson ana
other wealthy cottagers celebrating plans Tor e
,husbinc q public hospital here, the one ALREADY
in ovisteoce Is far too small for the DEMANDS at uhoS
made upon it, 1t is understood that a suitable DUN"
ing will be rented with the hope in the near fuu'c Vi
securing sufficient contributions to erect pIopor
,t1uctnre The charitable and enorprisng auies nave
len promised the hearty cooperation of many persons
and o-oanizatiO and are sangnc that the prOleot
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win nrove a success. Entertainments VIII be gwen III
the Town Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings
Auc,s 8 and L. for the purpose of creating nucleus
upon which 10 base the ruho' $500, -
Mrs John c. Minor of New-iork, assisted oy mem
h.re of rae cottage colony, will give muscate on
TVursdav August g. for the benefit ct the et 'hfs'd
Home an institution where manned chlidrch aie univ
tor The patronesses are Mrs. George d. Farrar ana
Mrs General Lee Of NewIork; Mrs George l. L''"'on
and Mrs John A. Manning, OF Troy.
Cor n german and dinner at Cedar Bluff Hotel some oay
early next week Cedar Bluff is pcturesquey s'uavH
OH the eastern shore Of Saratoga Lake ABOUT SIN e
from this village The Kensington people VIII urNo
there and will return at midnight
The Hoosick Falls orchestra Will begin us musc"i
epcacement at Cedar Bluff on Saturday, August o. a'
remain until about september To-
The Saratoga Citizens Corps has been compelled 10
define with thanks the invitation to take part IN the
Pattie Monument celebration at Bennington w. hoAO
month, when the historical shaft will be unveiled by
President Harrison But the corps VIII extend 10 'o
president and party an their arrival In Sara
toga Springs. -. A.,
improved Order Of Red Men joined with the s&raga-
horo tribe on their Wednesday excursion to LAKE
George.
Eishop J. p. Thompson, of Newburg and Professor
william H. Day. of Harrisburg Penn, will take part
In the dedication of the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church on Sunday, August =
H. NJ LevengstOn, jr's new 100000 bathhouse Is
RAPIDLY approaching completion. 1t is one of the best
permanent improvements ever made here, and VIII
prove an unqualified success 1t will be known as
The saratoga Baths" and the intention is 10 Keep
it open throughout the year.
The Lincoln Club on Thursday evening elected dele"
gates TO attend the convention Syracuse August D.
The Rev. Dr. Plichard, of North Carolina. yester-
day conducted the daily union prayer meeting
BinghamtOn Is without a city government That
IS Binghamt0n's MAYOR, Board Of Aldermen. CITY
Clerk City Judge, Corporation Counsel city 0Mcels
besides press representatives, who started Oh Wedes
day IN a special for New-IOrk swung around the
pleasure circle far this place where they arrived
YESTERDAY They were received by President Jolnas
and the Board Of Trustees, who gave them hearty
welcome and the unlimited freedom of L" the only
Saratoga
IL is now believed that Almost thirty communicates,
including several other States. will visit this place
durinc the first week In September when the Grand
Commandcry Of the state will hold its annual conc ave
here
Included in the arrivals from NewYorl City and its
immediate environment the following:
United states HOtel-W. ii. StackhOuse 4. Daggett
r. H. Southgate, J. G. stanton. Mrs. Stanton, j. H.
pboades and family Mrs. 4. Il. Paine, G. C0udert.
Miss Coudert G. du 2. COudert Mrs. I. Ruttcr, W. NJ
-,nord Miss 81 V. G. Ogden j. \. Bcnisch, Mr.. and
Mrs J. H. Flagg. Mrs. ;. a. H0agand, MISS l.. V.
stevens Mrs NJ Gottieb, the Misses GOttlcib. Mr. and
Mrs A. Boil. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Meyer, Mrs. H. A. &.
Tayor Miss Taylor. If. X. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. n.
Whitehead H. Holt, the Misses Holt i. a. Cohn,
4. Webb Mr. and STrS L. p. peyscr :. Cohn. Mis- L.
Conkling I. L. ROmmer NJ NewbOrg. Miss Newl' rg.
Mrs l.. b. Rosenberg. ". Einsten and family, Mile.
Weiss Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Rel. O. A. Smith, r. Baxter.
ir Mrs G. i. Richards. J. d. ProbSt, W. solomon Is.
Gillian. q. Arke W. J. Arlell, DIR. G. J. Desmond and
family. Il. Robertson, l.. L. Brown, II. H. Wa~r W. j.
Mccall Miss \. Lee, c. II. Colycr, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Rockwell j. A. O'Bren, &. n. Rock
well, Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Briggs,
IL. NJ. Hart. #. d. Mason, Mr and Mrs c. G. Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pembroke, Mrs. A. 5. Del Pine and
family c. g. Landon, Mrs. &. 5. May, f. Norton, Miss
Z. c. May, Mr. and Mrs. C. u. J. Clark. 4. Rutter.
Miss Clark j. b. Wade, Mrs. ii. Wade, =. Cromwell
j. H. Lee, Mrs A. c. Washington, J. N. CcbalOs and
family Miss Il. Costello. Il. W. Ropes, Mrs. W. Ropes
A. G. Berniem. F. Work, q. Work. A. 3. Barnes. Mrs
6. a. Warner. Mrs. p. sexton, f. Ellngcr J. :. II.
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