New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
SARATOGA'S BUSY WEEK.
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS CONE
THICK AND FAST
y1cE-pREs1DEXr MORTON A GUEST OF GEORGE
BIss-BALIs. MU-IcALEs AND LAWN
p.pTI,.s * ABUNDANCE.

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,,,sa, vortop * q guest Of his business partner
george Bliss Of Ncy;-YorlS who makes Nor'h 'rV"u
vav cottage his summer homo. II Is expected 'nr'
President and Mr.. harrison viii make p'''' '''''
here on their return from Loon LAKE, ,.,.
1,cem.nt weather on Thursday sadly lnterlcred Win
,bc general progrnnmc Of the annual reunion OF u'e
saratoga County Veteran Association AT scnuy
An Address was delivered bv General y. ~ GURUS oi
st. Lawrence County There was large H''''u,''
REPRESENTATIONS Of Roman life and historical III
c,dents In life and action, proved both Instructive anu
attractive several evenings this week Mt the foPei
Uouse OF pansa south Broadway. Inc PIo0'e''
were in aid of the treasury Of the Saratoga MISSION
an tho Poor The use Of the building was granted py
Ito owner Franklin ". smith. OF Boston a larRe
nunber OF ladies took part In the representations
(which were not IN the form OF tableaus. Inc nsso
Is nnder charge Of Mrs. c. W. Lawrence, Mrs W. H.
Hanson. Mrs. Dr. Mcknight 1"iS W. -
Mrs. l.. Z. Putnam. a..
The international kirmess, which opened at 'he
Town Hall on Thursday and will be continued up "
Thursday evening next, is receiving suDS'ai'i -"
conraoement Visitors as well as citizens are aeepS
interested In 1t. The proceeds Will DC auaeu ~ INV
Emergency Hospital Fund.
American Social Science Association members are
gathering at the United States Hotel for tnei oioe
general meeting, which will begin on "iohuu! anu
continue one week. The opening address VIII p
made by the Rev. DR.. II. l.. Wayahu, Oh ,,
Inc -'a.'o - - Sontember Z Each
chontc, Is entitled TO send three delegates who shai
no graduates OF at least five years. stano1hg anu
members of the society. . .
SUPERINTENDENT Edward N Jones, OF the Sal"'os"
pubc schools, who successfully carried ouV .c a.,
rancements for the annual meeting Of the Naonai Eau
atopal Association has resigned his place here ana
o.r,v next month will assume charge OF the s'a'e
normal school at Plattsburg. He Is eraouh'e VI
Hamilton College ,.,. .o,s
The NeyyYork state Stenographers' Association heln
their annual meeting here on Thursday ana fiio"y'
TvpewriteS were allowed the privileges OF the hoo''
A large amount of business was disposed OF at the
rate of about 275 words per minute, ana NOBODY
seemed to be hurried.
Henry Walter, the young New-Yorker recently as
saulted here by Robert Gates. Kentucky raceuacA
follower is able TO be out again An ugly scar OH
tbe right side OF his face has marked him for He
Gates. unable to furnish 81 900 bail to the Octo-
Der Grand jury has been sent to jail lie Is charged
with assault In the second degree.
Richard Cornwen and others Of the young masters
and misses of the Grand Union Hotel gave peas
ing entertainment on Tuesday afternoon, ana NizeN
$50 for the New York Sick Baby Fund. The little folks
inc,nded in the programme were Richard Heather
Florence Geoghen, Alice Rasin, Madeaine Gilroy,
George G.. Banchle, Allaire Gilroy, Carroll haSin
Helen CANDLES, Susie Loughran. Goldie White
The Rev. DR.. Herrick johnson. Of Chicago, at the
regular session OF the saratoga Ministerial Assochon
read an ably prepared pape: on The Imagination IN
Dr. John Hall, of New-York; the Rev. DIR. c. A.
Dickey, Of Philadelphia; the Rev. DR.. Roche, OF
Ncw-York; the Rev. DR.. Joseph L. Smith, OF Baltimore
the Rev. Dr. Frederick A. Noble. OF Chicago; the
Rev. DR.. Bradford of Montcair; the Rev. Dr. Vedder
of Charleston the Rev. z. T. Hscox, OF Saratoga and
others.
The charity ball. given at the Grand Union Hotel on
Monday evening for the benefit of poor children In
New-York Noted almost 5000 The project was sue
cessfully managed By Miss Isabel McElheny OF New
York.
A large number OF college students are sommerfng
here, and many of them making hay while the
snu Shines so that they continue their studies
next fall and winter. The Clarendon Hotel student
walters from Cornell, Rutgers Mddlebury and the
Potsdam Normal united in an entertainment last
evening Prize destinations, college songs, burlcsque
stump speeches. ETC.. comprised the programme, which
was fclo Ned by dance
Miss Amanda Weed, of New-Yoik, successfully man.
AGED the lawn party given at the Gcysers on Tuesday
afternoon and evening for the benefit of the Geyser-
VILE sunday school. She assisted by Mrs. ". II.
Cai1agan, Mrs. :. ii. Carragan and Others who are
passing thu in thai picturesque suburb.
The United states Hotel Social Clubs nineteenth
annual reception and ball on Tuesday night was
largely attended The music furnished by stubs
orchestra j. Reed, Of NewYork is president Of tho
club
The Rev. George II. Fan, OF Antioch, Syria, en-
teytaned the Vermont House guests Tuesday even
ing with a stereoptcon lecture Oh the Orient. Pro
fessor Burrel Of Cambridge, also took part in the
exercises.
The XXIId Congress District Republican Conven-
ton will be held IOhnstown September IA. This
new district. comprising the counties OF Saratoga,
Fulton, Hamilton and st. Lawrence. reaches from the
head OF navigation the Hudson River 10 the st.
Lawrence River. It is overwhelmingly Republican.
and a nomination is equivalent to an election. The
convention will be composed OF thirty delegates,
holf Win will
The Democrats I'm this district have no one In view
RS expressed by Democratic leader: Anybody can
have the Democratic nomination for Congress"
The Prohbitionis,s have theoretically raised ban
ncr here, The Hon. A. G Wafenberger, Of Ne
braska from Broadway platform, made ringing
and elevating banncr-iasing speech, viewed from
Il Prohibition perch of observation, but 1t was sub
sequently announced that the banner could not be
placed in position until suitable location is secured
Miss VI. Louise Segir of New York. and Mrs. Har
rlette NJ. Miller, Of Providence, sang at compli-
mentary entertainment given at the Continental Hotel
on Thursday evening.
An impromptu musicale was participated in by
the Temple Grove guests on Wednesday evening. 1t
was under the direction Of the Rev DIR. Herck John
son, Of Chicago. several selections were rendered By
Mrs F. T. Whitney and Miss Hutchinson OF Boston /;
oIiss PatteD. OF ST. Louis: Miss shepard OF Brooklyn
snd Miss Esther Rutter, Of lrvngton
Al one Of the smaller hotels, few days since ali
elderly couple. who making a brief visit here
while seated at the dnner-table, were considerably
ANNOYED By the unacoountable staring OF heavily.
be.iuec OF about thirty years OF age. "
matter which way they looked tie piercing gray eyes
OF the stranger met their gaze. Finally the young
man drew a card from his pocket and writing The
words: Don't you know me - he handed the brc.
inquiry to the elderly gentleman. The latter glanced
over his spectacles at the mysterious stranger and
replied in the negative. Drawing another card, he
wrote: Mother, don't you know me'' and White his
fce exhibited painful emotion, he reached across the
table and placed the written iacrrosatory by the
plate OF the white haired lady. Hastily adjusting
her spectacles and hurr:edly looking at him, she cX
claimed "Charles-my son." a loving and efectioa
Ale reunion followed between the and his aged