New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
SARATOGA FELT THE HEAT.
RIFT THE COMING GUESTS MADE A BUSY
WEEK
CONVENTIONS OF BUSINESS MEN-ToPIcS DIS
CUsSED BY THE MINISTEES-SoCIAL
SCIENCE-THE RACES.


busy week. and the arrivals have been the hea'i'S'
Of the midsummer season. The opening OF the r"oe'
and a couple OF conventions attracted here an '
number Of visitors The engagements Tor l'e cum .
week are large, and will Include many VINO VII, ~
main until the latter part of the season. WHO" Is
now approaching It's height
The Master House Painters and Decorators Assn
citation OF this State held their seventh annual CON
yention here on Tuesday and Wednesday. mreo
number OF papers were read and dlScusSeu' "I'u 81"
following officers elected President, T. l. 'o'i' VI
Buffalo vice-president, A. II. Lorton, OF Ne"
and Henry Waltjen OF Rochester, secrN'"'S "''D
treasurer W. H. Brennan. OF Troy; correspondents
s,cretarv n r. stewart, Of Albany executive
hoard ID r Holland, OF Troy; William M"chay'
Thomas Williams and Charles Eaton, OF hrooN'' i
n. J. Donovan, Of Buffalo, and g. ). brennan, VI
Troy The association will probably return hei'
next year. 49,. At
James II. Bronson. OF Amsterdam. opened 'ne ui'
cnss.on on "The Christian Voter and inc Liquor
Traffic. before the saratoga Ministerial Association az
&c Monday session at Temple Grove. Inc NV
Tr John d. Hall Of New-York; the Rev Dr. Dc fo'
., Talladeua. Ala: the Rev. DR.. Lewellyn ffau' OF
Norvtcb Conn, and Professor F.. r. MITCHELL u
Hartford Conn., also took part IN tae ucu'o' 80 nj.
Tho American social Scienre Association VIII "oiu
,,x general meeting Of 1892 here. beginning Aus"s'
nn e 80 ooa,inu,nc one week elias the state Abdi-
ctod >, will he the subject OF the address by the peSi
don't DIR. ii. L. wayland, Of Philadelphia iieSur"'
f;ates Of Amherst College. Will pge>iue oNri V"0
nertment of Education IN which papers VIII po i''a
nv mr. Iouise FsNe Bryson starr lioyt -''np'' """
~, n Martin Of New-York: Miss G. NJ He"ihs'
~ hartford Conn: Dr. Isaac " ker'n' oi h""'i'
penn. Dr. Frederick Petersen OF New oh' Is o"'''
= "a .bo Donort1nent OF Health. In when papers
will he treated by Drs Matthew d. fleio anu lio'',
I,n, Tavlor of New York; DR.. Calph l.. Parsons oil
sing sing: Dr. W. W. Keen. OF ImlaueiPnia' i.''
and others. Professor Francis Wayland' OF haic
IN
r,dcnce in which papers will be read by A'irt"
Co., a,d Edward b. Merrill, OF New lOrk' - Id
Rno Munson OF Williamsport, Penn; tho Hon al"
drew Dickson White. Of Ithaca F. b. sahoo'"' "
Concord Mass, the general secretary OF ''c "s
ton Is chairman Of the Department OF socla ~
IN which papers will be submitted by ~ 1"nlo
Daniei of NcwYork: Joseph Lee, of Brooklnc MaSS''
=, ~ ,,-,au, abor Commissioner of Massachusetts
william F. Hicks, of the Boston Board OF he"''"' U,
Row. John Graham Brooks, OF Brockton' N"SS'' ''D
others The association will make Its headquarters
NJ the United states Hotel.
Tho ladies Of saratoga on Thursday evening gave
ton in the Pompeian House Of Pansa Tor inc pe"e"
'. o.. Saratoga Athenaeum. Slghors Anton and Garcm'
az the Itnlian opera company. sang during inc ee"
Mrs p Whitney, OF Boston; Fraiien kl'ty pereo'
nr paro,t. Miss Lala Bloch. Miss Hec&le' or Ne"
York and Others, as we'll ms the keh>ns'on V'''
also contributed to the evenings programme. "A.
lawn party was given this afternoon LOT III" '
- tho Uouse Of the Good shepherd
Thcre are apparently more bookmakers than ouNihee
Of tho saratoga Racing Associations TRACK anu l"
racing parlance "evcrybody'S LOOKING lor 'ne w
TIP On the opening day there was lurse "'o"n
ancc but it has since dropped 10 all a'c''so u ~
900 people. , ,ssocot,on
o,ioh mot az The Grand Union Hotel on WEDNESDAY,
,orresented about 1000 plants. valued M 'Dou'
s75 900 900. The product. which III l74o wa
as 600 600 now reaches S125,o0oooo anhunlN' ui'o -
rs p,dly increasing. Fifty years ago millionaire p"p
makers were an unknown quantity, but up NJ 'n's
rushing end of the century paper manufacturers VIM
have crossed the financial million line OF success ao
numerous. and many were here at the fifteenth amman
,oa.tnp Resolutions were adopted pacing reSup-
tions upon the free coinage OF siNc', i"'O"n =,
Torrev bankruptcy bill, urging reclproFHy WIN sum
Ao.rcan countries and suggesting modihcau"hs J"
,,o r.stric:lons placed BY the Government upon Ih
ported rags. In the evening the members Oh 'e ass
,.,,on entoyed their fourth annual banquet wheh ad
dresses were made by President Russell Henry 'oo'
Lodge and Warner Miller. After clectlng the 1ooWlnH
the association adjourned TO meet at Chc'go III i7"
President Warner Miller. Of New York. vre-presoch's
William Whiting OF IIolyoke Mass; George v" h"S
sen N Lawrence Mass: A. Franrbach. Of hauHauhA'
wis T. 6 Van Vornch, OF Appleton, WIS., l. r.
Rice Of Chicago; Hugh J. Chcsholm. of Portland
Me- and A. Ct. Payne. Of New-foFk' secretary Dbl"
treasurer W. I. Barker. Of Boston.
Tho twentieth annual regatta OF the National Asso-
chiffon of Amateur OaISmtn or WHICH II. W. ""i"'"'
Of Albany is president took place on Saratoga LAKE.
on TUESDAY Wednesday and THURSDAY IL Oroue"'
together the finest oarsmen from all parts OF inc
oountry and one of the most commcndable features Oh
the meeting was that the best OF goo1 Cheer cbar-
acerized tho friendly rivalry between the sunDrohzed
competitors The amateurs hailed from New-fork
City Brooklyn, West New-Brighton. ana Albany
" Y; Philadelphia, Penn; Chicago, ILL.,; Wyando''e'
Mich. Boston. and Cambridge. Mass; Baltimore
pnyvf at l.. Newark
passaic ~ j.: St. Louis and It. Joseph. Mo- Gal
weston Tex and Toronto. Canada. The association
has adopted resolution nd1rsing the plan OF re ec'ns
permanent course for the holding Of the annual race"
OF the association. and that 1t authorizes ana en-
powers the Executive Committee to entertain o1ers
from any locality which. In Their Judgment -
adapted 10 the purpose, and TO bind the ASSOCIATION
The Executive Committee consists of President Gar,
field, OF Albany; NJ. +, Fortmeyer; OF NewarK' T.
psiadelpha. The ASSOCIATION viii in all probability
return here in 1893. The Saratoga AhIcuc ASsS
tS rss, Ht achev success in tie perfect
in which all OF the details were carried out s.iId
toga Lake Is natural aq1allc course ana h as ars
Village closer together It's advantages are "ore
highly appreciated. should IT bc selected as per;
clubs especially those in Newr3r ana mmsaa,e
boathouses on the lake shore and pass much longer
time per IN Thinning b nnd EerEman e Anarchist who
shot H. C. Frfcls nj Pt'sburg. Is H. j: Orlowtz nhas
q The Count and who Is compositor. OrlowltZ
worked here few days recently. and aftcrward went
North He Is in Boston, About the only crazy
snscimen of the Perkman stripe that ever visited
Saratoga was Guiteau, the assassin OF Garfield. and
~ The season previous 20 that lamenable affair ad
artissd himself here as the "Sver tOngcd Orator OF
the West" but failed 10 attract an dndience =, g..
The Saratoga Monument Association VIII hold Its
animal meeting at the United states Hotel on
August o. ,., ,r ,,. - .,oo ,
session here beginning on August "a. 1t viii con-
clude with a banquet.
Tho leading attraction next week will be the lawn
..rnts tournament 10 lie given In Congress Springs
porE nnder the local management Of the saratoga
Athetic Association. 1t is national affair and Will
-. No - c,rted In by many OF the most skilfl PLAYERS
n he Fast and West. The numbers already entered
exceed those Of last season, when the first tour
nament was given these beautiful grounds.