New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
SARATOGA FULL OF CUES
THE SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT TlIERr
FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE IN TOWN.
SOCIAL SCIENCE AssoCIATION-ENrEs.

SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION-ENTEHe II
TAINMENTs PAST AND TO COME
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-Na,r6
Of the telegraphic inquiries received by hotel msc
ayers within the last few days have been -.
tesquely amusing, reports have gained curres>va
throughout the country that the Saratoga season ~
collapsed or was about to do So Where such repors
originated is not known. The fact Is that the 49,
son is at its height, and the hotels and boa,a
ing places entertaining guests than at an
previous time this year. There must be fully HoSi
visitors in town. and a large percentage OF than.
will continue their sojourn here until well into g.
TENDER, while the cottagers will remain till late ~
october. The assembled thousands are having ~
jolliest time imaginable.
Acknowledgement Josiah Porter Inspector-Ceu-..
eral Thomas McGrath and Colonel Hilton inspecto-,
Of the Third Brigade. n. G. S. N. Y. Thursday eve
ming attended the annual inspection and parade -
the 22d Separate Company otherwise known as tn
Saratoga Citizens Corps. 1t took place In the ana
cious armory on Lake-ave. and was witness~A.
by large gathering Following the military exer
cises, Willard Lester private in the CORPS enter
tanned the officers at dinner at Judge Hilton,a
Windsor Hotel Of which he is manager The "a
Separate Company is commanded by Captain Jamsa
w. Lester and Lieutenants A. l.. Hall and O. ~
Coleman.
The first pyrotechnic display in Congress sprins
Park took place last evening, Gartands MilItary
Band furnished the music. Madame Sissieretts.
Jones, known as the BLACK Patti" sang in the
park this evening, and will take part In tomorrow
evenings sacred concert.
The American Social Science Association will b.
gin its Saratoga general meeting on September 4
and remain in session five days. Compulsory Ar.
bitration" will be the subject OF the opening ad.
dress by the president, the Rev. DR.. H L. wayland
of Philadelphia. In the several departments paperf
will be read by Hamilton W. Mabie, Edward n
E~t.Iya q
Charles b. Spahr DR.. Frederick Peterson John
Mexican, Eugene Smith and George 3. Merrill ali
of New York; G.. Stanley Hall. OF Clarke Univer.
sity; F. b. Sanborn of Concord. Mass; F. j. Kings.
bury, of Waterbury, Conn; Jacob VI. Greene and
). NJ Hotchklss, of Hartford, Conn; Francis Ways
land of wHaven, Conn; Joseph Lee. Of Brook
line Mass. George G. Wilson. Of Brown Univer.
sity and others. Discussion will follow each paper.
This association which is national in character has
met here annually for years. II brings together
many social scientists, and the sessions largely
attended by both citizens and visitors, all OF whom
heartily relish the intellectual feast The associas
ton will make the United States Hotel its head
quarters.
The Rev. DR.. Hscox, Of NewYork, will on Mon.
day morning read paper before the Ministers As
ISOLATION 1t will be followed by discussion
The Rev. DR.. Wilbur f. Crafts, Editor Of The
Christian Statesman" and chairman OF the Sabbath
Closing National Committee, will tomorrow make
two addresses here Sabbath observance.
Rose Coghlan will appear in Forget Me Not at
the Town Hall on August a.
Fraulein Kitty Berger. the either player. is Ia
town and Is arranging for an entertainment
John I.und the leader of the Grand Union Hotel
Orchestra had a benefit this evening. He was as
sisted by Victor Herbert and the members OF the
orchestra. <
and evening for the benefit OF the Dominican SIS
ters. took place at Chateau Ophelia, the Lincoln.
ave summer house of Fire Commissioner John j.
ScanneL OF New-York. go
The Democratic State Committee VIII PROBABLY
meet at the Grand Union Hotel Tuesday or Wednes-
day. 49,, ,,.,
The young people of the Grand Union Hotel
Thursday afternoon and evening gave a falr IN the
ba rOorn for the benefit of the Fresh Air Fund.
The new ard unique establishment known as Ut.
McE.Mcn's Home Resort FOR ConYal escents on
Franklin square. where many New workers. are los
Gated. has become one of Saratogas lnsttutons.
and Will be kept open throughout the year A large
number OF health-seekers will remain in Saratoga
throughout the fall and winter
A three-day trotting and pacing meeting was be-
gun at the Wo0dawn oval half emile track yester'
dav afternoon Ii was the introduction of this form
of sport Judge Henry Hilton's Woodlawn Park,
allowed the grounds. There are large number
of trotters and PAGERS entered from New.f orks
Philadelphia. Troy Albany Ballston. Fairhaven.
Mayiied. Schenectady. Tconderoga Giens + ans
Luzerne Broadalbin, Granville. Poughkeepsie ana
The carbonic gas we'll on the Henry G. Wilcox
place continues to be source or wonder 10 she
the first few days the pressure OF gas was thirty.
two pounds to the square inch. but this week u
has Increased to thirtyfive, which dissipates the
theory that the volume would gradually decrease.