New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
,SARATOGA'S NEW HALL.
4 PLACE WHERE LARGE CONVENTIONS CAN
MEET
TT HAS SEATING CAPACITY FOR FIVE THOU

SAND PFOPIF-AMONG THE COTTAGERS.
Saratoga Springs. ~ y June 10 (spcciaN-This
convention town has at last got n Convention Iia'
which is the largest in the state excepting MIN vi
souoro Garden II has seating capacity for o'ooo
people and the spacious oyers VIII hold over Low
more without crowdlng The seats are ras'" III
amphithcatre FORM and. 10 a common expression
" b.r. + NOT n moor seat in the house." The stage or
nlatform alone will accommodate almost rs many aS
an ordinary country hall. IL Is asserted h"l INV
acoustic, Of the hail perfect The hall is equipped
with both electricity and gas. n large NUMBER I"
committee rooms have been provided and generous
prov,lon has been made for the accommodation oil
press representatives and Telegraph operat rs. Tine
convention Hail. which is legally known as the VII
are HALL" cost 100000 The hall i proVlo'd WIN
steam apparatus that IT can be heated In wh'eT'
should necessity demand IL. VIII b" Iorhlai!
opcned on June 30 when ball and entertainment VIII
be given for the benefit of the Emergency Hospital
|, i, highly probable that both the Republican ana
Democratic state Conventions will he held here early
I'm september Delegates will have the stisi Icion o
meeting in a hall where they will not be crowded.
which will be pleasant surprise TO the vast majority
+ them.
The state League Of Republican Clubs. with head
quarter, at Congress Hail. will meet In the new hall
june - and ..
The Court Of Appeals. which Monday began It's
saratoga summer term, is occupying comfortably
equipped rooms in the convention hall bidding instead
~ he
for number of years.
The Temple Grove seminary comnl ncercnt began
Today and will continue five days Tie anniversary
concert took place In the chapel this evening" Inc
Rev A. II. Tick W Il deliver the anniversary sermon
i'm the second Presbyterian Church tomorrow even
ing and he viii b. followed hy The rrncipAl' d.
e. f. DoWd In an address 10 the graduating class
The cottlcoIs are hand In fun force, ana -
most Of ;hcm bring their own carriages ana rup's'N
with Them the avenues rc>umins their summer
ii,pay especially DUNG tho driving hours HOES
back riding INDUCED in To considerable extent
While the large hotel, viii not reopen th1r d'oia
for a few days yet the other hotels and big boarding
houses are entertaining their usual complement o.
guests Most Of tho cotagcrs and their families nave
arrived and will remain until lat" In TIE autuiHh'
They are seated as follows Wo0dlawn Park cottages
TX Judge Henry Hilton. John NJ. Hughes. Colonel
g. Il. Hilton and cN.Jrdsc Russell, o. NV. iorM
I:lc"Ic cotfale 'aroliUc-St William II. ''Iii"
81 Ncw-York: Cluett cottage, 'l-nelli-nV', II. 80
Ludlow, OF Troy DavidIm c'''aS" i,IarN Iori
rro,dway ". stone smith, Of Toy. Dllfh co,,'as'.
HSt n[S"S"i oi "na[ir john T. Noc Of NrT
YORK: Tat6orr cottage North broadway, v Henry
E roy in,ru. i. Eoscr, Of Nc@lork Eicard
cotiarr, Nolth lIoadw"y L. r 'ngGn.T ;r"r "
of,r>ioH Hn'p"'" n WIKI kood rlita-',
ci'cu.ar-'. Co. H x,, rna aver n I ' a.
iI jggr Of S~I 7ork steven, ,o,tace. North BROAD
way, \. Bcnh"imcr Of N"" YORK inI , ',n,
Union ave. j. II. liarcch. IT, 81 Nov ''rh I'm
{ .tiagc UniOn-avc., g. Wabaun. 81 liob'h'h hcih
Cottage, luion-ay".. Mrs y. \: Kelly 81 H"H orh
The Lawn. Circular 81, u. y N"it'' 81 .I"""'
PaIrich Cottage North broadway, g. L' AD,,' 81
Chicago: sherman Cottage, CiWular-,t., hc"iG H.
sherman Of Port Henry. oConnor 'o''Ae', Norlh
Eloadway Euc Ne !. Oronnor OF Groohyn. chateau
Ouhclla LincUin-ayr.. J. !. Scann"ll, oi N"W i"Th
New York: Iabcoch CCttac". TallsignaV". pore -
L,ou Of New YORK.: Nc,trfown. Ballsion-nv".. {. u
Fellows Of New YORK. toos CottaEr, IAllelOh. We
Lamar s. Foos. Of New 0rl. Bach" t"tltcc =. H.
Nn,rI mk
Mr.. j. f. Cameron. Of Ncw-lork, Cornwall Man5r.
Torfh Er,aaNay :. g. Downing ~ New YORK
KIM Cottage, Lincoln ave. Dr. Mcinughhn; 81
Ncw- York; Ih,lpa Cottage, N"rtn i"o o,,,
Norih Eroadway ii. =. Barrett. OF New York; Nc
1 ouili, cottage North broadway. Isaac Mftoih", 81
TROY IawtOn cottage. CDutpn-t. James y. DGrn2'
Of Nrw-Nuik: Ice cottage. Nr-On-avr. Isaac S1"i"l
Fisher. Of New ork: Ncwmnn cotiag0. Circular ~.
Mrs Fla Waring Of New lorA. Wheeler c"im-'
Thomas H. Nc(raw. II IJn-hhccpir; Mcdonald cot
tagr TniCn-aVc. MI-. John Kelley. 81 N"" ORR
McNalr cottage. North i'roadvay. Max ORGY "l N""
York: Ecchnan cottage. Ecpnt-t. Jonas Hll"r, 81
Newt Orleans Jcunory cottage. InOnnN"., t'"prs'
Harris Of New York: Lester coag", North l!roa,-
way. Daniel w. Coon, Of Troy ; Janvrin cottage Norm
Inion-avc Abe Never. "f New Orlcane: sprati cot
iage Rcgrnt-si Edward Croker. Of New YORK t,rcinG
cottage Iuion-avc.. Mr.. l.. l.. Wad~wOrll OF New
York: rtOn COTTAGE Reg'ntst. Henry II. knoWl!S,
Of New ork, Bogcrt cottage. North broadway, Johh
Nchcr. Of Troy. 81,
Fdw ri Kcarncy. Of New lcrk and cx senator Join
Of saratoga SPRING. owner Of the TLomHS Lake
House Saratoga Lake which burned few weeks
ago. rcbuildng The roadhon-c ,. -,
Tho Cedar BluN Hotel. on the opposite shore Of
S1rat Dga Lake has been LEASED by Nay Wclcl.
The electric have resumed regular trips 10 'he
Gcyscrs and 20 Saratoga Lake