New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
sARATOGA'S THOUSANDS.
THE ARRIVALS OF VISITORS STILL NUMER-
Gus.
INCIDENTS OF THE CoScLAvE OF KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR-THE SOCIAL SCIENCE AssoClA-
TON NO DANGER OF MoNoToNY
AT THE COMING DEMOCRATIC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tbev carried home with them many pleasant memories
Of saratoga life in September Despite the paraie-
vreekng STORM the SIR knights held their own hrnS
from early Tuesday morning until midday Of Thursday
hiIo ,bc social economists spanned the week from
Monday evening until FRIDAY night. Excepting inc
meteorological disturbance referred to. tho weather mas
bsen fine and the arrivals still keep up to hish
standard.
notable incident Of the seventy eighth annual con
clave Of the Grand Commandery OF Knights lcmpldr
here was the recognition paid Robert Macoy VINO lot
fortvone years has filed the Office of Grand Recorder
The Rev. c. L. living, Of brooklyn, the grand prelae'
I'm a timely and felicitous speech, presented MN WIN
a hand some and massive cup, which was lnscHOeu
/" Presented TO Eminent sir Robert Macoy, Grand ne
corder of the Grand Commande;y Of the state OF New"
York. in recognition Of the many years of fait1ui scr
vice in that Office and esteem for him as man anu
as a courteous Knight Tempar by the DE Wit ChhIoh
Commandery, No. 81, stationed at Brooklyn sara
toga springs y. V, September /, 1891 The gift,
around which are clustered so many pleasant ana
knghtly associations, highly appreciated ny the
veteran recipient Of the welldeserved testimonial
Grand Recorder Macoy Is member Of Dc witt CLINTON
Commandery, Of which he was formerly COMMANDER
He modesty returned thanks for the tangible evidence
of their esteem.
one Of the leading social events of the week was
celebrated I'm the Bethesda Episcopal Church on
Wednesday morning. 1t was the marriage OIL MISS
Effe Rose Andrews, daughter OF Captain ana MIS-.
James VI. Andrews, Of Salat0ga Springs u hlchihoha
Inglis Cochrane of Calder Glen Bantyre' ecotiahu'
The ceremony was performed By the rector the rev.
Dr. joseph Carey, who assisted by the Rev. Dr..
Potter president Of Hobart College. Mr. and Mrs.
Cochrane have gone on brief trip to the DOMINION
and on October will sail from Newiork for Scotland
their future home.
The Rev George b. Foster, who for several years
has been pastor Of the First Baptist Chuch OF sara
toga Springs preached his farewell sermon last sun
day evening He recently accepted the ONCE Oh
professor Of philosophy in the McMaster University,
Toronto ont but will travel and study year more
in Europe before entering regularly upon his profes-
slonal duties at Toronto.
Colonel IT, s. Clement. Of Congress Hall, Will not
again next winter manage the Hotel Lakewood at
Lakewood y. J. An overture was extended 10 hlH
but he couIteously declined to entertain It, Colohel
Clement says that Congress Hall will remain open u
after Ire Democratic State COnvehton which WILL on
September IS. assemble in the Casino, in SpringSt.
The Rev. Dr. J. p Bixby, president Of Lay college,
Revere Mass made an address on Wednesday at Dr.
IIamlton's Medical Institute.
@The Pulpit and the Pews was the subject Of an
address made by Judge Charles b. Lester before tile
Saratoga Ministerial Association last Monday. There
were present large number Of visiting clergymen
A lawn tennis tournament Is announced for congress
Spring Park next Friday and Saturday.
There will be nothing mOnOtOnOus about the Demo-
cratic state Convention which Will assemble here in
ten days. Inquiries about rooms are as thick as q
shower of ballots and hotel managers are kept busy
answering them and booking engagements. An I'M
usually large number of booming delegations will be
on hand and the indications that every aSpirant 1oF
convention hOnOrs will be doomed to the null lung
power Of their numerically strong adherents. Head
ouartersS will be established at half dozen hotels ana
Democratic talent will abound in great numbers IL
is rumored that harmony will be unknown quantity
if the Hillltes should attempt to force upon the con
vention the reconciliation Of the GovernorSenat0r
and it is ntmated that unless certain aspirants are
properly recognized Independent Democratic stale
ticket may be the result. As the time for the con-
vention approaches all kinds of stories are ahoat The
Democratic State Committee will meet at the Grand
Union Hotel on Monday evening september H.
Colonel Morgan IL. Chryslcr's I'd New York Veteran
Cavalry survivors will hold reunion here next
Wednesday. The address will be made by captain
John s. Fassett Of Saratoga Springs. 1t is expected
that New York delegation will attend the reunion
Gartlands Band, Of Albany, have closed their sum-
mer engagement at Congress Spring Park.
Tho rush Of people here TO witness the Knights
Templar parade on Tuesday was Illustrated by the
fact that one railroad, the Delaware and HUDSON
handled - 600 passengers inside Of fifteen hours There
was not single accident and it the bestnatured
multitude that ever poured into Saratoga which Is
becoming noted for its large gatherings.
While the Unitarian biennial Conference, covering
eight DAYS does not begin till September II, number
of the 900 delegates expected have already put IN
an appearance and are enjoying the beautiful septem
Der
Charles Wleatlcy, of Fordlam, who has filed
o., place of secretary Of the Saratoga Racing
A. Ocation for twenty nine years, in fact since It's
denominations VIII sever his connection with II NJ
The close Il the present month. 1t IS undcrSool
that he will be succeeded by secretary Whitehead
Of the Hudson County Jockey Club. OF Nev-Jer'ey
The association, which passes into new management
will on reorganization, is stated elect GottfHed
Walbaum president and Pan &. Gening, treasurer
FIX Congressman James VI. Marvin and Albert spencer
who have for years filled the posts Of prcSi
dent and secretary respectively, will retire and VIII
i'm no way be directly connected with the new man
agement.
MIS- julius Hart, Of New-YclL was sercnaded
Tuesday night by the salem Town CommandeY. Of
Auburn IN recognition Of cOmmcndable act per
formed to ore of their mcmbers by her during the
afternoon parade While the procession was pass
ing her cottage Sir knight Charles Harris tainted
from fatigue and excitement Mrs. Hart at once
threw open her house for him and he vas teGdcrly
cared for by her and Others for about an hour, when
he became fully restored and able to reIon his
commandcry.
Harry u. Lerengsion. IT,. has completed his new
100000 bathhousc. which is one Of the most com
plcte institutions Of the kind in the country. 1t
was lighted up Thursday evening for the first time
and presented very fine appearance. The bath
house Is one OF the best Improvements tiat mas
been made here I'm years. 1t will be formally opened
the latter part OF next week and remain open through
cut the year The building and its equipment has
been inspected by large number Of visitors dur
ing the week. All kind, Of baths will be gwen.
The American Social Science Association at its
Thursday morning session PAD fitting tribute of
respect to the memory Of Of its viceprcs dcnts
Rufus King OF Cincinnati. who recently passed away
lie had been prominently identified with this asso-
citation since 1865. when it was founded. For over
a third OF century he had been d regular Saratoga
visitor
The project of erecting large and fashionable
opartmen; house. at a cost Of from $4,000 TO 500
900 by a number Of wealthy New Workers who pass
their summers here IS still being discussed BIZ the
persons interested and the probabilities are that ii
will be carried out. provided suitable plot Of ground
can be secured The hOuse viii be for their own use
An apartment mouse OF such a character would he an
uuiuuc ana attractive establishment in this town of
hotels, cottage, and hoaidinchOIoes.
summer tourists are rcl ming from the AdirOndacks
and other place, and Tie arrivals have yisbly in
aad, yt A I tis hpfe