New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
LAWN TENNIS AT SARATOGA.
THE FIRST TOURNAMENT ATTRACTED
CROWDS OF SPECTATORS.
TEMPERANCE coNvENT1oN-ExPEcTING A VISIT
FROM THE PREsIDENT-THE DANG
ING SEASON BEGUN.

Saratoga Springs, n. Y, July 10 topeoiap-
Board OF Education, through Its secretary' sapeii,,
tendent E. n Jones' extended hearty invitation 10
the National Teachers Association, which attrncped
5000 peope 10 Toronto this week to assemble IN sara
toga Springs In 1892. The State Tcachers' hssoo'OA'
will meet here again next year but the exact ua'e "S
been left TO tho discretion of the executive cohiOee
who will undoubtedly be governed by the time selecueu
by the National organization There are ample ao
Communications here either In June the first hali OF
July for both associations, besides two or tree o
conventions should they meet on Simultaneous oa'cs
The first lawn tennis tournament ever gwen mere
began on Tuesday mornlng and was conciuoed yes'or
day afternoon. II was conducted unoer the aupioe9
and management Of the Saratoga Amateur AOieuo
Association, organized in September, 1897 OIL VIM
w j. Arhell, of New-YOTlS, is president lhe Vou'n@
ment which will become annual event. prous"o
together large number of slf players from several
States and the honors and prizes were closely ooi
tasted The tennis courts were picturesquely stuateu
On the broad lawn in the famous Congress spring fah
and for four days the tests OF skill were walch.u lo
deep interest by large throDgs OF ladies' ana
AT the Kensington on Wednesday evening" inc teiiS
athletes were given german, and at the Grand UNION
took place the lawr tennis tournament ball. "in'n
hroncbt IN brilliant close the fascinating sports OF
lawn tennis week." 49,
It is tho object and intention OF the sarapos" h
tenr Athletic Association 10 foster ana encourage VI"
holding of AZ series Of amateur contests here nom year
10 wear and it is highly probable that two, ana Pioo
win be arranged for the season of 1882
The saratos.. races given under the direcnoh Oh e
SARATOGA Association for the Improvement OK tho nioo
of Horses will begin on Thursday ana Will coiu'"o
until the latter part OF August large nuiiDe, VI
racers are at Horse Haven. and addnonai s',oie'
are arriving daily. The track is in perfect conuiooi
The races will begin at IL 80 a. m, tue same aS A''
year. ., LA g.,
Tho tenth National Temperance Convenuon' heiu IN
,ba washington street Methodist Episcopal Church on
wednesday and Thursday. brought together aoouo ooo
jealous advocates Of temperance. Inc papers "oio
subdvided under the headings Of religious euuo"'lo'
scientific, political, economic ana o na,S -,
Joseph Cook addressed the public meeting he1o Oh
Wednesday evening. ,, ~
Mrs Phelps of No. $50 Greene-ave'' brooNSh VINO
with her two children has been visiting iflehu hct
received word on Wednesday that her city resiuenco
had been paged by burglars MIS- fheip0 anu -''''''
returned home on the midnight tram
Mrs Rosa Iloyd who came from Ncw-forK several
,,seks ago. died ON wednesday from the effects oil
railway accident sustained last Friday eho We
stypcx by An engine while walking on d track anu n'u
one foot badly crushed. Mrs. Lloyd was somewhat
advanced In years So, - ,sxo
rba schenectady Citizens Corps, OF which eX-Judge
yotes is cantan. win go into camp near Cedar Biui
saratoga Lake the third week in August and remain
there eight days. ,., rs;on
brousht 200 Troans to Saratoga Springs
Thomas K. J0yceS orCuCouo, VA ~'N"
turned to Congress Han anu VIII ioiii" W wv
of the season. ,.,,. ,-
One of the livenest sights afforded Metropolitan Wis
,torc This week was on Monday, when the baThum q
paIev show held forth here. Thousands Oh Peop0
from about every town within radius OF forty mics
crowded the streets ana s"eIteIe" Ill 'N0 "'
weather was warm. o,,
The opening hop of the season at the United otaVes
,1o,eI was given on Thursday evening. mop VIII
take place in the Congress Hall ballroom next ohudS
evening A Boston excursion party OF 2oo laoce di1u
gentlemen arrived at Congress Hall Tuesday ana re-
manned in town fortyeish hours, returning 10 ue u"
on Thursday Sacred concerts are Doing heiu u' "''
Kensngton Sunday evenings H.
II Is understood that the annual meetne Vi "'o
American PAPER Manufacturers Assoclatoh 10 DC heiu
here July 90, will be one of the largest gatherhgs III
the history Of this wealthy Organization Inc DahQuo'
will be given at the Grand Union.
Among the young ladies enjoying the season at the
Grand Union are Miss Estelle Ross, Miss Emily Ben
rmo Miss Hobart and Miss Agnes Lyon, OF New
York: Miss George Atwater, of Brooklyn MISS HoU
Of Chicago; Miss Ellen Thomas and Miss Fannie W.
Brown, of Baltimore, ana the Misses Laura ana f~io
Rice, of Washington.
The members of the Young Mems Christian Assoclao
ton with number of invited friends from New-forR
and Brooklyn, will the latter part Of the season. camp
out on the shores of Lake Champaign.
President Harrison, who will nnven the Bennington
monument, will, while en- route, make brief VISIT
here He will arrive here on Saturday, August 10, and
will remain until the following Monday The Presl-
dent and party win be received by the Saratoga Ci
zens' Corps, Post Luther NJ Wheeler, and the Lincoln
Club and delegation of citizens and will be escorted
10 his hotel His last visit here when he delivered
political address in the Garfield campaign 1t is ex
pected that VicePresldent Morton, Secretary Foster
and Postmaster General WanamakeP will be in town
when President Harrison arrives.
Included among the late arrivals from New-York City
and its immediate environment A. Fmiay, Mrs
Mrc 4 ClarkM Clark r J,
King IT, Mrs. Hurbut, j. II. McFadden, Nj. and
Mrs s. Blatchford, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bickneil Mrs
L. Lyon, Mrs F. S. Bangs and family, Mrs t. L. Mas
sau G. L. Nichols Mrs. L. A. Shannon, Miss Shannon,
S. G. Wilton, Mrs. w. G. Quinn, L. GarIigues Miss e.
Garrgues Miss Faircbild Mrs. II. ]. FarchiM, b. +.
Watson, p Hals.ead, w. A. Ransom, Miss w. LOndes,
Mrs NJ A. Potter, Mrs. W. g. Robinson and family,
G. II. Thompson, J. Harrington, T. l.. Fiske, c. J.
Osborn Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Levi, W. c. Scoville, W. +.
Mills Mrs. J. Miller, F. T. Braiuard, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Lewis F. VI. Ames, Mrs. ]. Fellows Miss Eel
lows Mrs L. del Solar and family Miss NJ Il. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs T.. NJ. Broadbent. W. \. Hgham. Mr..
and Mrs. X. ]. DObbin +. Smith and family, \. f..
Funk, H. c. Rogers, G. II. Noble, the Rev. G. l..
Thompson, II. A. Murray, Mrs. a. Watsman, Mrs.
+. c. Beck G.. RObnsOn L. H. Lapham, Miss Van
Kleeck. Mrs W. Atwen j. w. Cummings, Mr.. and
Mrs B. +. Elson Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL. G.. Murphy,
Mrs. /. P. Chambers, IL. A. Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. TOtten, Mrs. o. l.. Van Zandt, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Ball, T. r. Gibbs. Miss secOmb Mr.. and Mrs. a. 5.
Agar Miss G. H. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
IirIsall W. s. Allen. Mrs. W. p Ferguson, b. Clarke,
J. n Clarke, Mrs. a. Young, IL. c. IlOughtOn, J. T.
Netcalf, VI. Chalmers, J. NJ. BoStle g. F. Lephart
G. w Newton, J. n Drake, Mrs J: Thomas. Miss K.
Thomas Mrs. X. T. Ryckman, Miss F. Ryclman, j. r..
TIjolnas c. f. T. Kelley, DR.. and Mrs. o. Z. Parker,
Mrs NJ. i. blanchard Miss H. NJ Charles rSs. Mr. and
Mrs C. L. Colby Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Brown, Mrs. NJ.
E. Wheeler, Miss r. b. Barkleyi W u e. Hunt n Mss
r l. ludlow f. H. Ludlow, the Rev. ID. G. Weston,
" 81 Austin. w. T. W. Lyddy, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
pcala Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Dawson, A. NJ. Powell,
Mis- 4 81 Coe Mr. and Mrs T. Muir, Miss 5. J. Joyce,
DR. A. W. LOOMS, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilson Mrs. c. a.
iyon Miss II. Badgley. Miss NJ. NJ Moore, A. Il.
Sunyson.
A TOURNAMENT ENDS WITH BALL
A MILITANT SCENE AT THE GRAND UNION
HOTEL SARATOGA
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