New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
AMUSEMENT AT SARATOGA.
PLEASURES THAT SATISFY BOTH THE LIVELY
AND THE SEDATE.

AND ldE SEDhlG.
ppr,CnEps DISCUSS THE MORAL STATUS OF
HpRIsy HUNTTNG-A LAWN PARTY
FREIGHT CLAIM AGENTS.
Saratoga Strings. Aug 10 (speciaD.-The md-August
raveties OF the season at their height ana INC
S.vote.s OF Measure find their time fully occupied
while health seekers quietly and cOnentedy wa'ch INC
dolly panorama. There Is an abundance oil aiht'se-
rnent for both classes now enjoying their summer e
ure This weeks arrivals have continued 10 ihcfe"
the vast multitude Of Saratoga visitors. who far exceed
those OF the corresponding week year ago. Ihec arc
now In town from $1,000 TO 10000 guets.
The Rev. c. W. Nicholson presided at the weekly
s.sson OF the Saratoga Ministerial Association wheh
was discussed the Rev. F. T. IIiscoxs carefully pre-
pared paper on "The Moral Status OF the heres'
Hunter" Among those who took part In tle oeo"',
were tho Rev. Drs. John Hall and s. l. lhii'nnll Vi
New York; the Rev. Drs. W. a. Holiday ana "Nn".'
Humpstone. Of Brooklyn; the Rev DIS. ffedei1ch ~
Noble and j. W. Weddcll, Of Chicago; the Kew Its.
George p Wilson, W. W. Barr and NJ. b. "ncr' oi
philadelphia: the Rev. DR.. Charles A. SKINNER OIL
BOSTON: the Rev. Dr. Robert p. Kerr OF Richmoho
Va; the Rev. Dr.. Kelley, OF New-iiaven' Cohi'' 'ne
Rev Dr. Lewellyn Pratt Of Norwich Conn., the hc''
DIR. Frank Chandler OF Asbury Park; the Kew d.
Jerry Witherspoon, Of Nashville, Tenn 'he he'.
Thaddeus wilson, OF Shrewsbury n. j. the REV. hooei'
MITCHELL OF the Hartford Theological Seminary .ne
Rev. DIR. summey. Editor Of "Tho southern Presoy
terrain Review" and chancellor Of the Universi! u.
Nashville, Tenn; the Rev. Dr. l. IL h"'i.i'o A..
Paris Ky.; the Rev. DR.. W. c. Young eAhou''",0'
of the Presbyterian General Assembly Oh D'n''''
Ky.: the Rev. DIR. J. W. Stage OF Bo~iihe "'e0"
w professor W. J. Mcknight. of New-Brunswick'
n T.. the Rev. j. Addison Smith. OF Bai'imoie' >
the Rev. DR.. B. F. Bradford, of Upper Moh.''r''.
N r.: the Rev. L. IIartsough. OF Sioux tais' .. ~.
The Rev B. Bosworth Of Rochester, the new ~. o.
Andrews, Of Greenfield, n. y, and the Kew w,
Bostwfck Hawley, Clarence +. ewii' he".s
Simpson D. W. Gates f. T. lscock. Henry L, ie. nc
George W. Nicholson. Richard Osborne ana A. 1''""''
Of Saratoga Springs. ,.,, cor
,raI Assembly at Portland. Ore, In May com"i.oe
Was appointed to devise plan by whlch 'hc 'o".
by the Assembly and the relationship between "'o
Assembly and the theological semlhanes ins"' "
brought under the existing compact Oh low
Rev. DR.. @. p. Hays the chairman OF h"ns"S ivy
NO. the Rev. DR.. W. G. Young. oil Dah'nc' ny :,
the Rev. Dr. w. T.. Moore of Columbus, ohio an"
John &c Mcfook of New York. members Of the above
committee held an Informal conference here on "eahe
day and Thursday The full committee Will ihec. !"
December next, and the report adop'cd az 'h"' "'0
will be submitted to the General Assembly al It's al"
nual session in May next
Az ~Ncstlcdown.. the BaIstonave. summer home
H.
day and Thursday, was given reception ana lawn
marty In aid of the Bethesda Episcopal Church work.
II WINS conducted under the auspices OF Mrs. ChafleS
H. Fellows Mrs. Austin Flint, Mrs George bhss'
Mrs A. c. Downing, Mrs. Lamar ZOOS OF Ne" IoiN.
Mrs Stone smith. Mrs. J. W. A. Ciuet', oi iIoy
Mrs Joseph Carey, Mrs. J. w. Elmihger' MIS- W. ~
Pike Mrs. ii. NJ Levengston 1r, MIS- a. Is. ol,'S'eu'
Mrs W. H. Hail. Mrs. V. Denell, Mrs. H. s. Clement
Mrs. J. NJ. Andrews Mrs. NJ. d. Payn. MIS- IL. u
McEwen Mrs j. A. Moore, Mrs. G. II. Putnam MIS-.
Roots Miss F. NJ. Olmstead, Miss E. W. Bro"h' %
Saratoga Springs; Mrs. sheldon, Miss Niue berger.
Miss Annie Flint. of New, York, and Mrs. Whitney, o.
Boston, took part i'll the musical exercises.
The United states Hotel Waters social Club VIII
hold its nineteenth annual reception and ball on
Tuesday evening, August %. ). NJ. Kecd' Vi Ne"
York Is president OF this organizaton
A concert and bail for the benefit OF the Kenslhgtoh
Hotel orchestra took place on Thursday evening.
The Railway Freight Claim Agents Association
renrcsen,ing over one hundred roads In the Cnned
States, held its semiannual meeting al the "ranu
''' -, 90 "Wednesday and Thursday The
president. F. ID. Howell, is connected with the Penn
sylvania road. $3.50 ~,
The Saratoga Monument Association. which heiu
its annual meeting at the United States Hotei 'his
week. expects unveil the Saratoga Batue Monument
situated at schuylerve, in October. 1888 pro'iueu
Congress make the necessary appropriation
John Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia. VIII make the
annual address before the American Bar AssocAatioh'
which will assemble here August "a, and remain IN
session three DAYS. The Presidents address VIII Dc
delivered by Judge John T. Dillon. OF Ne"-iorh'
Among the prominent papers TO be read VIII De one
nv John W. Carey OF Chicago. on the "Lnh'auoh VI
legislative Power In Respect 10 Personal Ngh's anu
private Property" and by William l.. snyder, Of New
York on Tho Problem OF Uniform Legislation III 'he
limited States" The annual meeting Will conclude
with a banquet at the Grand Union Hotel, eu.a
Colonel John ,. faS,ett, OF Saiauoo',
snings is president of the Veteran Association %
Colonel Morgan Chrysler's second veteran 'avaay'
New-York State Volunteers, which VIII hold us an,
nud reunion at Lake George on IueSa! CoiV yti
Tassett win make two addresses. one VIII
be Of historical nature and the other on The Cavar
Horse" Colonel David +. Richie, postlnaspTr "a
Comrades" .ooo,,
Volunteers met in annual reunion here on THURSDAY.
The veterans cordially greeted by thelr oo coH
rades. banquet was given at the Commerolai i'''o'
children's carnival took place IN lne Co,sr ,
Hall ballroom last evening for the dement, OF tnc
Master Of the Ceremonies, Jacob A. Mahlen' OF b.
The First Presbyterian Church ladies. assisted by
a number OF the cOttagec o0nsts, gave Russlon
tea on Thursday and Friday evenings.
AS You Like 1t" was presented in the Grand
Union Hotel grounds this evening o..
cress Spring Park Monday evening next .
The organizing Of the state Democratic Executive
Campaign Committee. in the Grand noh Club-ioom on
Monday evening was twenty minute lm c4,ana ahn
was TO chairman of tho camPaigncrs was understood
before the committee assembled.
The Locomotive Builders Association will gather
here on Wednesday, and for two or three days will
interWeave business with pleasure.