New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13
SARATOGA STILL LIVELY.
AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF GUESTS FOR THE
MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER.
PREPARING FOR THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
THE UNITARIAN CONFERENCE
VETERAN REUNIONS.


Saratoga Strings n. Y, Sept IL (Speclal)-"hhe
there has been visible decrease in the NUMBER VI
visitors this week. especially among those called nome
by business and professional duties yet saratoga never
before entertained so many guests In md-Sepeihoer
as are now here. The thousands who are sun ~ ~
town are favored with the most delightful Ki'u ",
early autumn weather. The cottage colony Is s'..,
intact and ii is doubtful II any of the ooons's WIN
take their departure before the end of the monVn.
while many will remain until the latter part u
October The season is rounding up In e2cenen'
form Next Tuesday the Democrats Will noiu "oi,
state Convention at the Casino In sprhse"' or or
on the following Monday the Unitarians VIII
in the Town Hall in Broadway. The oniarI"n "a.
ference will be last large body 10 meet hero "'
season. a.
The Casino is being put in order fer the
state Convention and will be in readiness OS Aionu"
afternoon. Charles r. De Freest OF Troy inc o'0'
OF the Democratic State Committee, wac !" WV -,
Wednesday in consultation with L. h. Ofaner w. 80, -,
Noonan and d. Coleman, representihs "p o,,o
Democratic Club, and perfected the niiai ,e",
ments for the meeting Of the cohVenuoh. 49,
no EreeSt will reuun on Monday over l'%Oo rVVi''
have already been engaged al the diferent ho'eo
the accommodation Of the delegates ana aoOOp oo
friends and it is believed that rom 2''oo " ''OoU
persons including delegations ana praSs o'"O'' wa
be on hand. -, poor,vr
Er.state Senator Eugene F. OConnor, OF broohl' IL
a., p.~nh,,cor nominee for Secretary Of State, Is
nrnsr saratocian and in fact resides mere frohi
four 10 six months each year He owns ana ocoupo,
ora NJ the finest cottages in North Broadway' snu
.nacio,s grounds environ his summer nome. f
abont ten years he has prided Mmeen Oh ooi"e
saratoptan and is largely interested In real eSVa0
- ar-rinc come NJ the finest property in the town.
The senator is Quiet and reserved In manner auo' INV
MANY Of the oottagers is rarely seen at any Vi uo
large hotels. He is democratic ana doinesuo ~ 49,. 49,.
habits and, described by one oil ms Mu. IN
senator is very much Of home-oooS' "ii.o
town he is always accompanied by enc UT "io' y
-, 90 his Interesting family on their drives ana
outnrs for they are all lovers OF ou'uooi i49' -
treouently make excursions TO many OF oaraVVs"
nIcturesoue suburban hamlets. Recently inc! WV =
20 Blue Mountain Lake. distance OF loo miieS' a"e
after few days sojourn there returned Dy tno ""0
means of overland transit. - II
The Veteran Association Of Cofonel 'i"re''' "
Chrylers cd Veteran Cavalry led their reunion" Ho'o
nm Wednesday and there were many present Ii'
different portions of the STATE. BANQUET was s'@'
at the Commercial Hotel. The ADDRESS Vl "oi1,"'O
was made by the president of the aSsOcia'I'ii i'os
tenant-Colonel John S. Fassett, who was e-eN'''u
The other officers chosen were secretary i',De-
Reach of GIoversville treasurer Lieutehah. Sherman
60 90 schenectady. surgeon, Captain George b.
uolcb ~ Yonkers chaplain the Rev. William T. f"or'
q. Tribes HILL The vice presidents eeoVe" ~
scented each of the twelve troops. ana lrciuuou -
Iueus e. Wilson, Of NewlOrk: Lieutenant Lain"' -,
Caldwell of Decorah Iowa; Lieutenant Noo'V '"
rhnrnslp of Glens Falls: CAPTAIN Thomas r Alien,
- Snatoga snrs,cs: Lleutsnant Harper N Rogers oil
candy hin: p j. Corcoran of New-Bremer Ch"rleA
I'D nj No1thville Daniel webster. vi AmeV'ua' ,
GEORGE W. smith, of Lake George JAMES 's"'i'' -
Cor,nth: Charles Heron. of Sidney Coohe 0iS soi'
tina old commander, died at KindelhooA ie" A''
ego. , -,.ra+ad in n
The SCHUYLER mansion. pictmesdueN sitna'eu III
crovs Of Gins near the west shore Oh sardVosa Ian"
lr,,ovc
"a ncvt season will he opened by LOUIS eeIh an"
Max Alexander, Of New-Iork who nave oo''lieu
t,rseyears' lease of 1t from John D. SeahiloH u 80
CITY who occupies cottage IN the Nh''so'
years ago tile mansion was taken possession VI W
Yu,nber of Tsmnany chiefs, who established inc h's
H.os.,a fn,h n n sort OF a political hcad
o,artcrs hut the Saratoga Lake adjunct 10 idnn"'N
Hail never became popular. even among us Wv"
bsrs The mansion is an OLD twosorS "ooN 80
ing and half century ago 1t was sao 10 h"No D ~,
he bidno-plsce of Robert schuyler the alleged ran
,nad-bond forser of New-YOlk There is small ston'
chanel of Gothic architecture the premises ana az
,cAd 10 II is supe stdon that the ghost oil sVhus ic
bas h,en seen peering through the htucod "lnoo"e I"
tbo hour Of midnight SCHUYLER died i'll EUROPE
The saratoga Electric Railroad, which connects ui'
village and the Gey has been purchaser DS ~
1,cate of Albany Brooklyn and Saratoga capu'lls's
nasortoa bv q F. Arnold. of Albany. At meetlhS
n wednesday the following directors were electeu
Henry RUSSELL Charles F. Arnold ana T. D. el"'eIS' ~
Albany: Paul c. GrennC. OF broohSh' "eoiho -
Mcdonald. Frank Mari and william b. hucSu'' "
saratoga Springs. subsequently NJ ArIolu W"
Ioc,ed n,esdent ard Mr. Slatterv treasurer ana cerN
IT, isgors, nian Democratic Cluo has received IRON
Frederic Hilton the youngest son OF Judge hliOoi'
Ncw-Yofk large Amsrican flag. ana nae NoOeu US
donor a resolution of thanks The flag will be num-
N the breeze next Tuesday for the first time.
At Bethesda Episcopal Church last sunday even
ing the rector. the Rev. Dr. Joseph Carey NC
walters of whom there large nu nber present
large addition is to be built 10 the kehslhso'
Hotel during the fall and winter months lius Ho''
Is owned by Paul G. Grtnng, of Brooklyn'
The hudson cottages on Phila-st have been pun
chased by Joseph Battin, of New-Iork. Mrs. Harrie
T.. Hubbard has sold her south broaoNa' oo'"e"
John Il. Lockwood, Of the above clS
The association Of the nth Regiment Newton
Volunteers will hold their annual reunion al baiS'o
spa next Thursday. Lieutenant George ID. storey
that place is president of the association TINS reG
msnt was raised by Judge James L. Mexican. who die
In Utah. -, -,
Frederick sterry room-clerk at Congress Han. vi
Curing the winter season be manager OF Hotel Lax
wood, at Lakewood, y. j. .
FRANKLIN W. smith. the builder and owner OF u
ucnSe ~ pYusa will in few days sail for Europe
obtain additional data and views for ms propose
National Gallery of History and Art at Washlns t
~ q Mr. smith. who Is ar enthusiast IN TIE ntJte
a. -, historical reproductons has made of hate numb
Of valuable additions 10 his Pompehan house IN sou
4ah Ori
The san Francisco Pilgrims nave ue'"r'eu pr'H
ing 10 return next Septembf -. .,,...A q Or
IT. g. Pratt of Bridgeport, Conn, VINO plIoteu, z"N
sxcurSiOnsts here this season. SAYS tat nc VIII hc-
war Increase the number % 10000 .,, -,
Among those who took part y, the Be1nesga enc Ms
benedf entertainment on Wednesday evening was MI
Jennie O'NeiIl Potter, Of New-lok NJ, ~
Miss Louise segO por III in The Vermont Hou
recital on Tuesday evening. ,,..,.. -,
Stafn senator w. j. Parkinson. OF washington WI
&. On an eastern visit delivered the animal adore
before the Saratoga County AgrcnlturSl society at
fair i'm BallstoR spa on Thursday Inc Se"a'or ~
merly resided at Ballston spa ,,-.,,.- -.
large delegation of New York ana Br94 p nes
cd Fellows on their South Ballston picnic trip Ia
Monday.
SOCIETY RETURNING TO BALTIMORE
Baltimore. Sept. IL (sreciall-B4ltimore has
longer a sert-hlre appearance Inc streets are pea