New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14
DELEGATES AT SARATOGA.
eUNDAYSCHooL WORKERS AND FUNERAL
DIRECTORS IN CONVICTION.
THE COMING MEETING OF THE TEACHERS OF
THE sTATE-NEARLY ALL THE HOTELS
orEN-vIsIToBs TO Mt.
M'GREGOR.


been another lively convention week but the great
majority Of the delegates have returned to their To
spective homes, while some are prolongng the'r stay
I'm order 10 obtain the beneficial effects OF the mlner
waters and 10 enjoy June life in this summer c1pi
The two conventions State organizations oho
was the Ncw-York State sunday-school Associauon
which made it's headquarters at the American ana heiu
"a. trce dav sesson IN the Washington Street Metho
dist Church. The other. the New-fork STATE Ohuer
takers Association which was entertainer az u'e
Adelph conducted It's deliberations IN the ruUn''ih
Music HaIl for two days. The sunday'schoo "orho's
numbered upward Of 500 ladies and gentlemen anu
h tnncral directors about l5O While the ages OF the
promoers OF Bible study ranged from twenty 10 aioSV
eighty years. the undertakes were mostly "ioso VIM
nod soen n halfoentury buried amid the recoltectons
If a funereal past but there was not single rue'u
conductor who would admit TO having been OH cart"
over a couple OF score OF years.
The undertakers, after deciding to hold their next
annual convention at Buffalo, promising 10 peVuin ~
saratoga Springs in the future elected fresue
n o,peiIlv. Of Utica: vice-presdents, W. l.. Earl
- rr1lv. " Courtney OF Buffalo, J. c. Burton Oh
Now York CITY: recording secretary, F. j. DougherN
% prool.lvn treasurer, VI. w. Terbutt, Oh FloanS >
serceant-at-arms j. II. Matthews, OF New orh O.s
Congress Hall will be the headquarters OF the Nc"
York state Teachers Association, whch VIII iio.' Al
animal session here on Monday, Tuesday an" "e''''
dav. JuIy 9. and g. An interesting programme mas
hoon arranged The address Of welcome VIII DC mao
hv district Attorney Theodore F. Hamilton, ana 'ho
responsa by the president Of the assocatloh' 'ae' "
Milne PHI D. of the state Normal Colege AiO"nS
An address on Education and Citizenship DS 00o"".
l. Woodford. Of Brooklyn Will follow. oh "c 'o0'
dow aside from routine business, there VIII 10
svmnosium With Educational Forces ou's'uc '',o
pitt, schooIsn ne the absorbing theme. The addresses W
follow will include: Church schools" Brother hHllaS
~ Now-York. "Technical Schools superintendent
II W. Compton, of Cleveland; private ocnooI.'
princ,pal A. t. Benedict, Of Clinton UrnVersiV En-
secretary Melvl Dewey, ofAbany :" The plaoe
10 istorv IN Our Public Schools Professor Chars o.
Little Of syracuse PrincipalWeland ofSaTatogaop
u,u onon the discussion on State History, ana 1.
Donne,lv Of New-YOrk City, will lead on on o'i'eu
States History" In the evening the amman Siueo WIN
10 made Inv Andrew s. Draper. superintendent OF PDhc
instruction of Albany. The principal addresses vi
the third and closing day will be "The Adjustment y,
The Conrse of study in View of the Demands Tor SpecA
C,,trra and for special Vacations" by W. T. HaTrls
rrited States Commissioner OF Education, OF Wasmng
ION u C. "The Teacher He Is" Deputy Snperih-
tendent Charles r. Skinner OF Albany Inc ieacer %
ua Oueht to Be- c. w. Bareen, OF SyTsclse' lhe
Effect of School Legislation OF the Royal hnucatonal
Commission OF Great Britain superintendent II. W.
Maxwell OF Brooklyn. Discussion VIII follow ana tio
r,nci,,,I sneaNsrs will be President Milne; Acting
President n LLOYD Andrews Of Hamilton; Conductor
: Downing and Superintendent a. b. Blodgett, OF
Syracuse. A.. ,,o,
All Of the hotels except the United States, the Con-
eress the Grand Union, the Clarendon and the hen-
singon ai+iopen and entertaining their usual cohpe
ment Of guests for the second week In June The Dig
hotels will be opened in few days, when the season
will he under full motion. There are now here about
= 600 visitors and an unusually large percentage OF
them have made arrangements to continue uicir So
joun until the frosts OF autumn close the season. Inc
weather. rs whole, during the week has been OF the
finest character
ornp1aC .rovp
on Wednesday attracted here from all parts a large
number of friends of the fair students and graduates
The graduating class included Miss Louise Van Voorhis
of Rochester, " Y; Miss Elizabeth Ball, OF Baston
Spa " y; Miss Susan Fuller, of Dannemora, y. T.;
Miss Elizabeth Kimball, Of Canton, n. Y; Miss K May
Gates Miss Julia A. Peters and Miss Carrie a. Thurber
of saratoga Springs. At the alumnae banquet at the
American on Tuesday night fourteen States were rep
resented. Il ssskH.lel
The Mount McGregor trains are running their
full summer schedule. large number Of delegates
visited the Grant cottage this week. The latest fad IS
that of persons demanding to be photographed from tue
piazza where General Grant passed so much OF his
time during his hna Illness on the mountains.
Congress spring Park has been reopened for the
10Th Regiment band, of Albany, win early in June
begin its season musical engagement here The Haw-
h0e spring pdyGn has y ychv open Fa 1yc
Carlsbad Royal, Excelsior and other mineral water
branch pavoGs have also been rsoPeRed ctv and
its Immediate vicinity Il. F. Gregory H. Townsend s
and family Miss McNc R E. " T. 9 RGse%5e f w Med
bishop IT,, I. NJ PanIsen, j. II Miller the Re- %S and
Miss r Deniker MIS- Hike Mr. H. D. surdaGh Miss
Terhunc, Mr. and Mrs. ?. J. Graham. J. H. Farrell,
Ii. A. Parsons r., II. Bosw0rth, W. E. Borden, v. A.
iti G. H. Daniels j. NJ FaTraT j. 7. smith E.
Jusley r. orr j. T. Crppn H. A. GeaW WRSms II; M =
and Mrs. E. S. Crane, L. \. Banks, G. NJ Bond, the
Rev Dr. Angler IL Ishyan Mrs Amsrong N,: j. E.
Hofner, o. E. Maltby Mrs. Maltby, NJ. shipp, L.; II.
brighton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Hooper Mr. and Mrs
ner, NJ W Butler. F. r. sweetser, J. McCune, r. J.
Kent and family, Mrs: E Heath, Mrs j. p Fagg'
5. L. DentcR NJ D. Buckley, A. c. Bates, s. W, Mill
F cu@mngS o R L. Cameron SG Nj E. RI Raddn
NJ g. Murphy NJ L. n 2uay M;. and Mrs T,r !: B.
n2ys and MI Mrs a"F r Bacon Miss KenneT Mrs
N n aa Mrs. T. %nidn 1 and F. Mo w
f. ~ fIawley, Mrs. r. ]. Bailey. Miss L. Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Appleton; Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Williams
Matthew he, H tdmy Mathew 4 HS ySSS
D. McCardy, 4 H. Mastin, I. A. Butler. l. paIy IT.
and Tu2 M Rs wseh E o RI Sn29s H. c.
Freebnrn, W. D. Porter, SIR. and Mrs B. " Mckee
Snxto 1U Mr. and Mrs ". H. Hamilton, Mr.. and 3Irs
s NJ Hook. G. Zabnslde, Mrs. NJ. Schoonmaker, d. j.
President Harrison ard family and Secretary Foster
and family viii be at the Grand Union Hotel for one
week in August and after the unveng OF the Benning
ton, VT. monument =,
Among some Of the Grand Union engagements Il, for
the season are the following: Mrs Amelia Body Miss
| Doty Miss Las Colonel and Mrs. b. W. blanchard.
George Whittimore and family. Mrs Thomas F. has
| Dr. Thomas H. Burchard. DIT. Hugh II. Hogan. DR..
| Edward :. Peck and family, Mr.. and MIS- Horace
| TheaI Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Farrar, Mr. ana MIS-
| John Gault Mrs. Luther G.. Tllotson, Mr. and Mrs.
| b. W. Risey. Mrs. ID. b. Fayerweather. MISS Amelia
Joyce, Miss Kellam, Mr. and Mrs. II; T. Cutter, nr.
| and Mrs George Young, Mrs a. Clarke, Mrs Hardy,
| Mr. and Mrs William NOR. Z. IT, Perkins, A: Mcltey-
nolds Miss McReynolds. Miss Beurcmo, Mis- HenIemo
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Melcher, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Laytin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Naylor Mr.; and Mrs;
Jacob w. Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Br0oks, Mr. ana
Mrs d. W Manweanng, and Mr.. and Mrs: George
Allon. Of NewYork City: Mrs. D. II. Atwater MIS-
| Atwater, Mrs James Spronle, Miss sprolle, DaVld
Policy J. NJ Brookheld the Misses Brookicld, ID. >.
Arnold, Mr. and Mrs William SEYMOUR Miss Rose, and
c. F. Lawrence, OF Brooklyn. Mrs. Alfred BRADY ana
Miss Brady of san Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cody. and f. NJ. Grcenway and family OF BaiumG NOR
Mr. and Mrs r. W. Downing and family, OF Phllo-
delpha Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Thompson: OF BOSTON
c. F. Norman and family Washington Mr.. and MIS-
II md ffz r.