New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-07
COSMOPOLITAN SARATOGA.
LAWYERS. MINISTER'S AND EXPERT MARKS
MEN THE GUESTS OF A WEEK.
THE COURT OF APPEALS ATTRACTED MEN
LEARNED IN THE LAW. WHILE THE CON-
EDUCATIONAL MISSIONS WERE DIS.
CUssED BY THE CLERGY-THE
COMING GRAND CoMMANDERY.

COMING GRAND COMMANDERY.
Saratoga Springs N. 2, June Cspeeiap Besides thu
regular guests who reach here early in June and the
number OF lawyers attracted by the presence OF 10th o
sons the Court OF Appeals the arrivals have been greatly
increased this week by those who attended the sxynfn
anniversary Of the American Home Missionary society,"
Congregational organization and the second annual trap
shooting tournament OF the Saratoga Gun Club whch wa'
assisted by the Interstate Manufacturers and Dealers
Association.
The seventy eighth annual conclave Of the Grand Com
nandery Of Knights Tempar Of the State OF NewYork VIII
be held here during the opening week Of September sno
assurances being received that VIII be one OF the
largest gatherings Of the kind held in the Empire
State Several Communicates from different portions OF the
State besides two or three from Vermont and Massachu
setts sgnied their intention Of being here at that
mo and taking part IN the public exercises and the parade
The Grand Commandery viii make its headquarters at the
Grand Union Hotel where will also located Clinton. Of
Brooklyn. Palestine OF New-York City, and Hugh DE
Payens Of Buffalo. will stop at the United states HoteL
Morton OF New-York City Apollo, OF Troy and fough'
keepse win be stationed Congress Hall Hudson River
Of Newburg De Witt Clinton. OF Brooklyn and Malta OF
Dnghamton. at the American Hotel Central City, Of SYRIA
at tho Adeiphi Hotel Monroe, Of Rochester at the
Clarendon Hotel and Cortland the Commercial Hotel
The American Home Missionary Society, which cele-
brated It's sxtyh anniversary here Tuesday. Wednes
day and Thursday brought together representative Con-
gregaonasts from almost every State and Territory In
the Union.
The second annual trap-shooting tournament Of the
Saratoga Gun Club four days this week brought together
large number Of crack shots from different sections, and
right royalty did they enjoy the sport Of atomizng clay
pigeons and plng up handsome which were hnan
CHILLY attractive, $1,000 in prizes were guaranteed
Among Of the prominent marksmen in attendance
NJ. Apgar NJ. F. Lindsey, Arthur w. Dubray.
Harry Squres, w. Fred Qulmby II. A. Panrose and
T. H. Kellar Of New-York City; A. J. Rust. w. VOL
stencroft and j. T. Henderson OF Philadelphia e. Fried
and Fred Post, OF Cherry HILL n j.; f.. Collins
OF West Hobolen N. j. Fred Beale Of Red Bank. N j.;
Cab, M
Paul Mimi; John Parker, OF Detroit. Mich. W. C..
Csdy, Of New-Hsven Conn., B. L. Woodland. Of Campo
belo Mass Q. o. Barrett and George Bushee. Of Bos-
ton G. J. Smith, OF Rutland. Vt W. F, Roberts, OF
Rupert, VT. W. d. Crosby and E J. Baker OF Batavia,
besides many others from Troy, Albany Lansngburg
Cambridge and Hoosck Falls.
Among Of the engagements at the United states
Hotel for the the following NewYorkers: Dr.
W. ~ Glchrst and family Wilson CT. Hunt and family,
O. D. Mum and family, S. J. Walker and family. Adoph
Bernheimer family Judge Blstchford and family c. A.
Postley and family Mrs. Alfred Youngs, Robert G..
Remsen and family william Remsen and family, j. A.
Hamilton and family Mrs. Lamont and family, Thomas
Rutter and family Charles A. Abercrombie and family
Charles J. BauGoune ana family, Dr. $. v. MARS and
family, A. R Hopkins and family. Henry A. Hurbut and
family, George Storm and family, Mrs e. j. King, the
Misses Scheel, Edwin Cottren and family, W. L. Skid
moro and family, Louis Wormser william 1. Case and
family, NJ. selgman and family. NJ. Bruhl and family,
Captain Warren c. Beach and family, w. J. Mills
and family J. C. Stanton and family, A. b.
Paine and family. Josiah Beden and family,
]. II. SOlomons and family, Mrs. II. G..
Lapham and family Mrs. J. H. Lindsay, John H. Scriven
and family, John II. Plat and family, DR.. Drumond shd
family, G.. r. Fisk and family, Mrs. Austin Sands, Mrs.
Myer and family j. Warren Nash, the Misses Nash Albert
Lansing and family. j. A. Warner. Mrs. Warner, Mrs.
e. NJ. Raymond Mrs w. r. Stewart, S, II. Barhydt and
family, George X. Clark jr., and family Also j. 5. T.
Strsnshan and family Henry Bourn and family James
P Wallace and family, and Charles E. Benedict and family
VI Brooklyn; George Baldwin and family, OF Detroit
r. w. Barrett and family, OF Cincinnati Mrs B. s..
Brooks, Of Bridgeport George Dunlap and family, Of
Chicago J. AnteO and family and Frank H. Ellis and
family, Of Philadelphia; d. L. Boardnrn and family Of
Troy.
The Albany Cadets 125 strong, accompanied by Cart
lands 10th Regiment Band enjoyed Saratoga life yeser-
day They made street parade. The cadets made the
Adelphi Hotel their headquarters while in town.
Williams College students. from Wilamstown, Mass,
will hold their annual banquet at the Woden Hotel on
Friday night. June 10.
The Saratoga Ministerial Association has completed
for holding daily union payermeetings be-
ginning latter part OF June and continuing I'LL about
September l. Regular weekly meetings will be held, to
which all visiting cereymen will be invited.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Dowd will give reception
Seminary Wednesday evening. June 10