New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
HARRISON AT SARATOGA.
TUE PRESIDENT AMONG THE $4,000 VISI
TORS.
So UNPRECEDENTED CROWD AT THE SPRINGS
ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE wEEK-NEw
MANAGEMENT OF THE RACING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SiV
S +nnt viii add 5000 TO the list OF geSs,
sIN - has been one Of unaoyed pleasure IL VIII
h,,ichod in local history as the fTesiuch. no
70 ,eI, aod the 10000 people who )oineu ~ '"o
,on 90 tne Chief Executive Of the Nation VIII 80
s q in the Saratoga chapter OF their oiafcs 4o'
August 1891. ..,,o 40
-, how many of the twenty-three Presidents naVo
saDo,>a Saratoga with their presence az so"e 'il'o
% ,hc,r lives 1t is stated that in 1883 George
"h,nr+on accompanied by Alexander Hamilton anu
49, CLINTON. visited the High Rock spring tne
,,tral mineral fountain OF this place IweNe ~ '
w. mode the ulg1Inagc here the other eleven oehs
yar,n Van Buren,, John Tyler, Mtisn r'iI'"ois'
r,,stn Fierce James buchanan, Ulysses > Ur"ii''
rutherford b. Raves, James A. Garheiu, OheeV' ,,,o
,.bnr Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison ino
o.. rsoents who have visited saratoga inciude tne
oss NJ Aaron Burr Daniel d. Tompkins' uoorso W.
nauas Hannibal Hamlin, Schuyler CohSA' io'i'S
wilson William A. Wheeler, THOMAS ~ iI0l~,,e..,
ND Levi p Morton. The above names 'uc i''''t
an the history of the United states rom It's ~
and Illustrate the National character OF
. ,ynmer resort for distinguished perSohasoS' -
Sa,,to urcatjer. under the direction OF the new
.,.arsnen+ Of the saratoga Racing Asocia''on' mas
no,.noncd bom August 10 10 OCTOBER 10 tne ''o'iHs
=. te following stakes. to be run during Ne neA' WV
-. The saratoga, 1892, for twoyearo~s' HVc
turoncs: the Kentucky, 1892, for tWo-Searoiu' Oh
,,onrs. the Iroquois 1893, for tllreeyt~fous' one
-. the Travcrs 1898, for three year-ods, mio aiU
a ousrter: the Alabama 1893, for hilieS 'hree yeaS
"a ,Dilo and one-sixteenth; the FoXhail 1898 Tor
-, oeqroIds mile and a furlong the FauStlha' 1885,
49, ant three wears old mile and thTeeslAteehtiis
tho Kenner 1893, for threey ear'ods' mic anu "'e
,,,,onqs The veteran secretary, WHOSE Hoiio 10 o.
ro,lham and who has filled his pNSehV PRioe AoI
,enty nine years was asked whether OF nov nc "oou
oontinue under the new management anu He Iopeu
a. don't know that they want me-" lie mas Oeeh
5+b the saratoga Racing Association since us organ
- a ,tae is probably not tnlrfnan in America
nth whom he Is not acquainted. He says During
v dav I've seen perfect procession OF turfmen come
ard 90 and their faces just as familiar 10 me as
II they stood In hont of me this moment; but une
works great changes,
charity entertainment for the benefit Of the New
York Diet Kitchen given in the ballroom OF the
Grand Union Hotel this evening The artists included
Marshar p Wilder. Mrs Frederick Nathan, Mrs A. d.
Jenkins, Prank Russak, A. a. Rankin and Lothians
orchestra.
e ~ stub of New York the leader of Stubs orches
ira received benefit at the United states Hotel this
evening.
Thomas II. Joyce Of New York. the conductor OF
Joyce's orchestra, the recipient of testimonial
hon at Congress Hall on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Ms. ". II. Hanson gave an I" at home"
reception at their cement-ave cottage on Thursday
aftornoon.
David Noon entertained the Kensngton Hotel guests
on Tuesday evening with a recital.
The Saratoga County WoRlan's Christian Temper
snoe Union Will hold an annual convention at Mechan
icSvilIe on August % and 2s.
matinee musicale was given on Thursday noon at
the United States Hotel Among those who took part
were Mss NJ louise Sogur and Miss Lille p. Berg,
Of New.Yorlr Mrs. r. I. Whitney, Of Boston; J. D.
Baldwin, Of New-Yo,k IT. +. Cary, r H. Smith, F. d.
Jones, g. P. Anderson and A. A Rankin, of Saratoga
E. J. Connolly, OF Troy.
A ball for the benefit of the hospital fund Will be
gwen at the United States Hetel next Monday even
hg The prime movers Mrs. Walter II. Hanson,
OF Saratoga, and Mrs. John A. Manning, Of Troy and
Saratoga who are assisted by Mrs. Walker, Of
New-York. Fifteen patrOnesses win assist in recev
ing. AT the Town Hall the following evening
lei on Parie FrancaiS' will be played by number
OF talented amateurs, both resident and visitors and
the proceeds will be devoted 10 charitable objects
The cast viii include Mrs. Rowland, Miss Brown, Miss
Block, Miss Pardee, j. Arthur searey, Mr.. Brennan
Mr.. Pendrok and others.
@. O. shayne. of New-YOrk left here on Thursday
for Ohio and to-day at POmerOy viii speak in support
Of Mckinley. He will make four political addresses
ending at Columbus on August 90.
The Rev. DR. w. G. Roberts. president of the Lake
Forest University, Chicago is again in town He SAYS
that the Presbyterian General Assembly Revision Com
mittee, Of which he is chairman, will probably meet
January next; though IT is not Improbable that the
committee may yet decide TO NEST In Saratoga.
The Rev. Bather J. V. Reisdorf, Of New York. on
Wednesday and Thursday, preached in the Dominican
Chapel which has been established here for the season
The marriage of Miss Ellie Rose Andrews, daughter
OF Captain and Mrs. James NJ. Andrews, 10 Richmond
Inglls Cocmane, of Blantyne Scotland will take place
in the Bethesda Episcopal Church on September 2.
They will reside in Scotland.
The saratoga Citizens Corps, with Dohng'5 Band,
serenaded Captain r.. G. McEwen and Judge Henry
Hilton last Tuesday night.
Forty -two actors and actresses are passing their
summer vacation here,
number of large parties from distant points have
reached here during tile last four days for the purpose
Of visiting the Pompeiian historical reproduction on
South Broadway.
Large contingent of summer visitors accompanied
the Methodists Oh their Lake George excursion early In
the week.
The Saratoga County Patrons of Industry held their
annual picnic at White sulphur Spring Saratoga Lake
on Wednesday. Addresses were made by State Sen
ator W. J. Parkinson OF Washington; the Rev. A. J.
Day. OF Easton; Norman b. Fish, of Malta james r.
Thompson, of saltwater; Frank Giek, Of saratoS
Springs L. p. Miller, of BalstOn
The entertainment IN honor Of President Harrison
given by the guests Of the Hotel Balmoral Mt. Nc
GngOr Wednesday evening, consisted Of musical ana
literary selections, and among those who took part
the Beacon Orchestral Club, Miss Florence Klein.
William A. SwectzeF. Miss Annie Park, Miss Rotilscnld'
Mrs Mollie Burnap, Mrs. Augusta Levi Ballin' Mar
shall ?. Wilder and Miss Levi.
Among tie late arrivals from New York City and its
Immediate environment are the following:
United states HOTEL. Rice, J. s. Josephs, Mr. and
Ms. F. L. ogden, Mrs. S. Gutlnan and family, Mrs.
7. f. Mcagher s. Insul, Mrs. j. ]. Webster, Mrs T. X
Dean, II. Thompson, c. F. Reed, N. e. Reed, L. II.
Jerome, Mrs. L. Fabbricott. Miss L. Fabbricoth, A.
Stern, Miss s. stern, G. L. smith, F. A. Haskell, MIS-
G.. Marcus A. l.. COhn Miss i. &. Colin, 5. y. Conn.,
L, l.. RelanG, w. d. Walkley, d. Birch s. F.. Davis
Nh and Mrs. W. II. Bclknap, J. A. Croft Mr.. and Mrs
T. d. Chase, W. H. Hurlbert. Miss NJ. Eldrdge Mir~
H. II. Miller, Mrs. f. L. Church }. j. Manning, G. L.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. s. ii. GrswOld T.. Patterson
g. II. Gaines and family, J. d. Elmore and family
Mr. and Mrs. ). spencer, j. l.. Murray, Miss Spencer
NJ Goldsmith, W. II. CuFiiss Mrs c. Rogers. Mrs. }.
Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. :. r. Skinner Mrs. ii. p skin
her, Mrs. II. p. Goldsmith and family J. ID. Wilson,