New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
SARATOGA POPULATION.
AN INCREASE OF TWENTY THOUSAND FOR
THE SEASON.
A MOVEMENT FOR A WORLDS REGATTA-IHE
LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERs-soc1AL
ENTERTAINMENTS

A
LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERs-socIAL
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Saratoga springs y. Y, Aug. tspeciai)'-The
season is at its height and will maintain TINS oran'
altitude throughout tNe month August IS A"A3s
regal month In saratoga, and has been lot 'no
century of its National prominence Cottages. ho'eiS
boarding houses and private dwellings, arc suo'.''n
TALLY filed with patrons nom every secuoh Oh .n''
broad Land and the visitors form oosmopoh'a1
army d over 900 people, and their NUMBERS arc IN
creasng dany. Aside from the regular guests "a
curaons some numbering 1000 persons. from 'o"hs
and cities within radius OF 100 miles. are almost
daily occurrences but such Is the capao'V vi '"s
town that their presence Is scarcely iel'' .
"Aun,sements" was the title Of an interesting
paper read before the Saratoga Ministerial Association
by the Rev. DR.. j. Byington smith. olsouHsioH
followed and among those who took part were 'ne h
Drs p. A. Noble and W. w Weddell OF Cihoaso '"e
Rev. j. W.. Barr. Of Philadelphia the Rev. DrS
Rogers and skinner. of Boston, the Rev. Messrs
swift Trick uscox and Simpson. OF saratoga o'e
Rev f. Baird Of Lakewood "The Moral status Vi
the Heresy Hunter will be the subject dlscuSSed on
Sionday morning next
The lawn party gwen for the benefit OF the home
of the Good shepherd netted 200 for that nsu'uuoh
August 90 will be Forepaugh day IN saratoga ihe
ruransts from surrounding towns viii come mere OH
that day. many Of them from remote AdirondacX
hanlets. .
Judge Andrews OF York, has vacated tne
order obtained by D. Wheeler Brown. OF that CITY,
restraining the Saratoga kisslngeE Sprllg company
from distributing water In Newiork and vch,ly' IN
June Brown ceased TO De uhe osUIo"''"e "e0"' "
legal proceedings followed.
A movement is on foot to hold worlds regatta on
Saratoga Lake next year II at first proposed to
hold IT at Chicago but provision having been MADE
and the request OF thousands OF petitioners OF tha
city being ignored by the Board in charge OF the water
front there those directly interested In international
sopancs have como to the conclusion that Saratoga
Lake a natural course, would be much ule Deucl
place We're this inland sheet of water determined
upon II Is believed BY Henry Whiting Garfield pres-
dent of the National Association OF Amateur Oarsnei
that representative crews from England, france
GERMANY Austria Hungary and other countries would
take part in such a regatta .
The Locomotive Builders Association OF the unlteo
States will meet at the Grand Union Hotel on August
L. and the members will be the guests Of President
Edward Ellis of the schenectady Locomotive WORKS
who Is summering here. This organization represents
eleven plants having an Invested capital OF ABOUT
S5OOOO.OJO and annually builds 1900 locomotives
These extensive manufacturing establishments incude
this schenectady Locomotive Works, Of Schenectady
e. Y; the Rhode Island Locomotive Works. OF froVi'
dence f. l.; the Rogers Locomotive Works ana The
Cook Locomotive Works OF Paterson, n. j.: the BROOKS
Locomotive Works, of DnnErk n y the f''soIe
Locomotive Works and the Porter, Bell Co LOCOMOTIVE
Works of Pttsburg, Penn; the BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE
Works Of Philadelphia, Penn; the Richmond Loco
motive Works Of Richmond. Va; the Dickson 10
comotive Works, Of Scranton, Penn. and the Grand
Locomotive Works OF Chicago Mr.. Hughes, OF Pater'
SON. is ID esident of the association. and MI EhS OF
schenectady, voe-presdent
The Congress Spring lark tournament OF the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association and the
Saratoga Athletic Association brought together TINS
week many OF the most skiful lawn tennis player
IN the country. Ten States we're represented, ana
among the principal devoees OF this heathini spol'
were V. G. Hall, E. l.. Hall. II. Mortimer billings n
Ward Cobb W. K Gillett w. p Knapp. H. IL. Hey
wood H. w. Slocum jr. J. ii. Blum, OF New YORK,
r. H. Hovey, x. f. p. Mitchell, OF Boston, Mass
s. T. Chase, Quincy NJ Shaw, Harold Mccormick
Of Chicago H.: H. G.. Bixby. OF Nashua. y. H.; j.
s. Tobin OF San Francisco, CAL; Charles Esseityn,
OF Hudson. " y; F. f. Hall, Of New-liaven, Conn.,
A. NJ. Agelosa, jr. NJ A. AgelostA OF bauhore'
Md; Philip S. James, Of WILLIAMSBURG Mass; c. p
barnes of Providence, r. l.; J. ). Clark. OF Phla
delphia Penn. Richard stevens. Of Hoboken. ~ j..
g. T. smith and sidney Smith Of Ballston spa, ~ u,
A. H. HYDE and ii. W. Huyck, OF Troy, y. Y. ana
nlso J. Arthur Searcy John r. Yates, W. H. Manning,
" H. Cluett George L. Gates +. q. Richie, {. +.
Wells, OF Saratoga springs. y. y Joseph /. "mt-
telscy Cambridge Mass, onicstcd as referee The
second annual tournament proved most gratifying
The delegates who VIII attend the National Convcn-
tons OF Catholic Unions Albany, August l6 Il and
49, will at it's close make an excursion TO saratoga and
Lake George
number OF owners Of fourin hands and other
private eQupages are thinking Of arranging display
similar 10 that OF coaching clubs elsewhere. August
20 has been suggested the proper date
Tie Transcontinental Railway Association will meet
here on August 20. The object of Chairman vinins
In calling this conference is 10 take action the with
drawa Of the Rio Grande Western road from this or
ranzaton and to consider the recent slaughter of
INV tba fprer Wafpr
Mrs John A. Manning. OF Troy and Saratoga,
sisted by other ladies interested IN the Young Mems
Christian Association gave a lawn party at her North
broadway cottage aud grounds Wednesday afternoon
and evening
fete champetre will be held on the lawn at
"Ncstledown." the BalIston summer home OF Mrs.
Charles H. Fellows, of New-Yok on Wednesday after
and evening
Church Review who lectured here Thursday evening
on The Middle Ages and the Reformation" is grand
Miss Isabel sfcIlheny, Of New-York, has arranged
for charity ball at the Grand Union Hotel August
The cast for = As yon LIKE It," 70 be produced at
the Grand Union Hotel on August 1a, viii lncud,
Rose COghlan. Rose Eytinge Nina Caroline Gleason,
Maurice Barrymore, Mckee Rankin, Henry Lee, John
T. Kelard. Charles hagar, William Muldoon and a
In the Grand Union Hotel grounds this after
noon and early evening given a chlldren's carn-
vsl.. similar entertainment VIII take place at
The guests Of me Vermont House took part in
parlor entertainment Tuesday evening. Among the
principal ones who participated were Mrs. f.. p.
whitney Miss ". a. Metcaf, Miss G. A. FOskett, Mrs.
81 r. Sherwin, Mrs. W. II. Thompson. Herman p.
Chelns \. Q. whitcomb, Henry ?. Dennis. Of Bos-
ton Miss +. +. saul. james S. Burfe, OF Cambridge.
Francis 4. Walker. of London, England
The children Of the St. Faith School gave very
pleasant little entertainment In the Grand Union Hotel
ballroom Thursday morning
Mrs Lonise yesceius Sheldon, Of New-iork sang
In Congress Spring Park on Thursday evening. Miss
Emma L. Heckle of the same city also sang there
The saraioga Monument Association will hold It's
animal meeting at the United States Hotel Monday
The Republicans Of the GcyserS have formed liar
rison and Reid Club. with Peter Il. Bannlster as
president and George b. Forster secretary.
MITIGATION Meeting was held last night