New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
ARRIVING IN SARATOGA.
THE SUMNER CROWDS STEADILY NCREAS
ING
MORNING VISITS TO THE SPRINGS THE ANA
TEUR oAR-MEN-CAMBLERS DISAPPOINTED

and boarding houses bear Il midsummer appearance o'
life and good cheer. The weather has been ia'"''''
for outdoor pleasures. and the parks ana dflVcN pio
sented scenes of joyous activity. The daily concerts
morning and evening have attracted large auoehceS'
and the numerous dances and other social entertain
ments have been generally patroni4ed' l"io nv,
gatherings among the cottage ColonstS nave '"iio
In rapid succession and have been greatly euoS'u Nv
this distinguished adjunct to sarogaS summer pop
ulauon Of health and pleasure seekers.
An oldtIme custom Is being revived hcrc' ana !, 10
rapidly Increasing In popularity. 1t Is that OF bravns
IN. bracipr morning air and making ante'DrraRaNo
pIgr,mages 10 many OF the noted mineral ioh'"ils
and partaking Of the prescribed quantity OF the nea'''
renewing waters.
The absorbing topc OF conversation for NUMBER OF
Aays has boon In regard 10 the issuing OF 'io '"''
that th. 2uslc gambling houses would not he allowed
70 r.opcn IT,, Impression had gained curTh'F ''a'
abou, the fin. lie races began the oncl'IS won"
forget all pas, Good REGULATIONS and allow t"e g''n'"s
.rstar,.ty :, shriv, here :hc same rs aS' ''''o"
when there 'g-rs. all sed, twenty -'c'"" s
r,,nuinc Many % lie managers OF nololous '","
hnd been busy 10, number o. days rejuVcnats Weir
establishments Eth he view OF re0yo'ms' IN "o'1'
81 .,e Inv vie. Chief o. pcr'e B!,d:tt 'ndef III
.tr-,crons .ro- .he 1o..oe Commissioners personally
Informed tlera TIA. the anti gambling Jaws "ofe l"
be enforced. - .,.
At elmer por.y given It onH 4" 'Ie 'e
Lake roadhcusoi ,n Tuesday. hunter o. geu'i0"'e"
in the yOif'fai |lN tHe 'o''"'"'N''
wvs ds.uae Nc the,r VISITS 20 re mSt"T'ad r"'p."
,.nrar,tio, IN eonth Broadway. known "a Nie HOUSE,
O; Panss "WIat curious rames a7e att"cheo 20 '''0
diGsror. roonls,@ ohser~ed "e OK the parry wy.
theirs .lc cestiaG.ym aEd t9e tatiiin'' saia 'o
know what too lpach tor NE = ~" OF tntee p'o"'u'
enaesvosed in learned Kramer, % as>is' ms ieo''.
..,t they nude a. amusing failure ana all iaushco
n..,+IIv On. 4. tho walters a yonng colorcd man
4-on Georgia Wa, an attentive nsteucr and tn" merry
tw;,ke III his ego indicated thar ne WAS ais" an"Sca
Fra,lv one o: ~. party. who was acquainted VII"
81. waiter sad "Chsrley. iGs enhghten thcS" seht'e
men" All cvcs were turned upon Charley. who'
son;ew,at dl'i.de,t at FIRST: finally said Gentlemen
q ,,.s mr. nie.s~c II 90 ta hest The vc>,ia-
.ou "a .imp.y no coakroom. and you pas through '
,e;o,o entering the atruE Tie bedrooms are R"widS
,,Sc:la. t-ners aso the tGhlunn the JAW '"c
sa-ctun to- faces. the peri,tylnn TIE Vlit'al"''
tie oricu m the bihioth ga t.; tHncVni'H' INC 0e'
the saa-l:n. ;he crlina. nc "ra;iGni' u'e h''ns
nv, other portions sleli explcin each one "
lie amazed ba7Quet;eis ,ooSed at ccch other 'oF
c,,;neut When one observed d" I'm! Tn No t"'c'H
TO-. NE Il 20, saort'. WhtT Charley stepped ont
o. the roon ihar.y Was mad in regard b III" Jo"he
u,aa Tire gentleman acquainted with mn! san
4Ec is onc of tie brightest Young men in M dls
trir,. 10 a college claAraje, and can haEo!e "'v""
a1d !At;. TIE sa;uo a. English but liz al DOOR
.nrul. ne IL such d.f.dcn; mortal THAI wohde:
that ne didn't refuse to siv' lose ia" breaking NAMES
He !. amply hero 70, the season earning Ie"
dollars 70 e5aeh mn 10 hrther pursue h's SN'''''
next fall rs IT.. party rose from their twohour'
aeeu-ccve- Course dnner. gentleman toDK o'-
CASTOR remark, II there is any subject 70" gen
tclnen are not exactly clear upon. just call in one
OF The walters :" No exception was taken t" the Cd
servatipn.
The National Association Of Amateur Oar'meh VIII
hold its annual regatta on saratoga Lake next iue'
say and Wednesday. and the prospects are 'ha' II
will bc ore of the successful ever conducted under
the auspices Of hi, organization. Oarm en in large
numbers have been gathering at Saratoga LAKE
throughout the week, and i: Is estimated that over
900 of tie bron1ed athletes are aSSeTnDed 'hers'
Training for ne aquatic contests nus been actively
sngaced H. and the swift movements OF the numerous
raft Rave been daily atched with interest by thrJgs
% spectators. The list OF entries include some OF
she best amateur talent In the country. and the r.
suit will be Interesting contests. The programme III
olude, senior and Junior singescull shells, doubie-
scull shells. pr0ar shells, enior ana junior nuroar
shells and Also eight shells.
The saratoga Racing Association, legally Known as
"tbe saratoga Association for TIE Improvement Of the
Breed Of Horses will Monday begin lis snilihe:
series Of thirty days horse racing. The new manage
uent Which into control last autumn, mas eX-
n,nd.l about $4,000 in improvements and the
ground, never looked more inviting and attractive
An entirely new grand stand and dub house have been
erected and several needed chanses made. Al Horse
Haven the equine hOstely and training grouhnS aFc
gathered the usual number Of horses seen at The open
ing OF the racing season. Five races VIII De siNoH
each day and there are TO be five racing days each
week up 20 and including September 3. Shepherds
ing which bas been Ignored for two or three seasons
will he r,aumed Dangerous this style oil racing
Is thu excitement OF the panoramic EXHIBITIONS
Will II ~ believed. netore them to popularity here
Cartland's Bard, OF Albany. began its summer en-
cagement a. Congress Spring pars this evening.
TIE Temple GROVE guests were furnished WIN d
vocai and ,nstru.acnta concert. gvch by the Misses
He.xinan and tire Misses Almra. OF Brooklyn MISS
Van Zsndt OF New York Miss Mona l'o'te; aIc MISS
TDns OF St Louis John TerIctt and Ms' Midied
Te.7Ttt. Of Clinton
rGriy-thrcs members Of the Utica Coal Exchange
started GA Tuesday !os weeks excursion TO Mon
tr.al Thousand Islands and other points. But when
thew reached saratoa ;hey could net resist the tempta
tiol to .tvp here few hours They dinen AT
tie Woldcn HOve and before their smiles lad VANISHED
Photographed IL a group. Ahe springs "cr1
vE.t:d, aud honr later hoy reEuibcu thei journey
70 tho Canadian metropolis.
At a mestias 20 be held M tho Grand Union notei
On August L. the stockholders o! the fitchburg Rail
way VIII take into consideration TIE project 0f aOsoro
ing (, leased lines IN this vicinity.
Tie Cornell University Glee. BANJO and Mandolin
Cub gavo entertainment a, Congress Hall on Tues
dsy evening.
Inc sis-c. Anton Concert COMPANY. Of Milan. I'sly
sang In the Grand Union Iotcl grounds this afternoon
Henry Lee the actor 0. N.w-York. is arranging to
gvs en- entertainment at the above hotel within al
short tins.
Colonel 0. H. French. OF Chicago. lectured In the
Washington 2t:qei Methodist Episcopal Church. Mon
duy and Tuegday evenings on Columbus and the
Worlds Fair"
",rI. Relation Of the Pulpit to Public Morality"
was :hc subject Of al 1crcsting paper read before
the Saratoga Ministerial Association last Monday, BY
the Reg. Clarence r. Swift Among those who en-
ga.sc In the discussion that followed we're the Rev.
Or. Jchn Hal. OF New York; the Rev W. K. Long
of Long Isanl: the Rev DR.. DcForest. Of Tallsdega
Ala. .he Rev. Dr. l.. II. Angler VI Boston the Rev
George II0-kncss Of Rockford. Ill. the Rev. DIR. j.
Byington smith and the Rev ID. W. Gates OF Saratoga
Springs aud others. "The Christian Voters Duty
Toward the Liquor Traffic Is tho subject announced