New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
SARATOGA IN JULY.
ALMOST THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON AT
THE SPRINGS
DANCES AT THE NOTES.-THE RUSSIAN MIN
IsTER EXPECTED-C ATH0LIC BENEVOLENT

IsTER EXPECTED--C ATIIOLIC BENEVOLENT
LEGION-oTHER MEETINGs-ARRIvALs
saratoga Springs n. Y. July Is (speciap.-lni'
has been typical mid July week and enjoyed 10 .ie
fullest extent by the thousands OF visitors making ~
their vacation home. The steady Increase III u"
number OF arrivals and the reappearance oil "'''
Of old habtus have broadened the faces OF managers
OF hotels and boardng-houses. Entertainments W
cuar to the following In rapid succession
ana the spirit OF jollty and good cheer everywher
abounds The Worlds Fair year brings here many
who have never been seen In this resort.
Prince Cantacuzene the Russian Minister, intends
visiting saratoga the first week In september ana VIII
remain several days. In letter to Judge Hilton 'he
Prince stated that there were two places In America
ne would be- pleased to see the Palo Alto stock farm
I'm California and the Woodland stock farm In sara
oga The ju !ge extended an invitation to the hus
sian Prince to visit Woodlawn and suggested August
rs II better month than september To see 'he sara
tar, s.oson. M It's height. The Prince. who VIII
probably accept. will be accompanied by Baron "a'
tuvc Schng and other members OF the Russian LIZ
CATION at Washington The representatives OF the
Car will De- royalty entertained, rs an elaborate pro-
gramme will undoubtedly be- arranged.
The opening dance OF the season at the '"Vu
state, Hotel tonight enjoyed By large an"
fashionable company.
Manned y. Recio de- Morales, Of New-iorh' mas
rented for the season the W. II. Thomas cottage In
Circularst.
The Massachusetts legislative Committee enjoyed
a saratoga outing early in the week. and while III
th, section made dying trip through Lane "eoise'
! The New England party included senators "ih"ih
! f. Ray, chairman OF Franklin; Henry =. Mi'oh Vi
! waliham Henry A. Kimbal of northampton Henry
! Dame. OF Newburypor. and also FREDERICK W. pn,
J. j. Mccarthy George W. stevens and H. W. Baii'
Of Boston: james II. Mecn, Of Worcester Lewis f.
Bartlett, of Lynn; Charles =. Rugg. OF New-Bedioru
Edward b. Atwood. of Plymouth Henry W. Ashley
of Wc.tned +. :. FoS, Of Lowell, and A. +. Buhuh'
! Of Dcdhan.
Frank c. Cotter OF New-lork, will have the man
| ascment OF the shalspearian festival, "A Mihsum-
mer Nights Dream. 10 be gwen IN Inc 'I1hu 'h'oi
grounds early In August.
Charles schleslnger. OF New->ork, who with MS
family +, occupying the IIemlnway cottage In caro-
lne-,t on Wednesday celebrated his ,ixteth birthday
anniversary. lie surrounded by twelve chliireh'
The saratoga Ministerial A.soCiaton. composed OF
! resident and sumnrrng cercymcn. VIII on MohuaS IT,
sumo their regular weekly meetings at Temple "rOV''
The daily national prayer meetings VIII be begun Oh
the following day.
TWO hundred and forty delegates OF the state Conn
ell Of ia. Catholic Benevolent Legion attended the
annual meeting here Tuesday and "Wednesday. IL was
presided over by Bernard J. York. OF Brooklyn WHO
made the annual address. The increase in member
ship during the year was 24li, net gain OF l'oo3'
The councils number 2Ol with "A membership OF To-
.,-t. The value OF Inc tA>llUR pOh'"> II F''f'''''
OOO President York. who served five terms, declined
, re election Tile following officers were elected {:
President r. J. Hutchinson. of Harlem; vlce-presi-
dent VI. J. McCarty. 4 syracuse: secretary, v y.
bowling OF New.NoIk: treasurer, Edward J. staple
ton Of New York spiritual adviser tn" Key. Ahth'hS
j. Schw"nnlng,r. Of Ncw-lork. orator. j. }. Lhhs'
Of Brooklyn: marshal r. Matthews, Of Troy guard
F. Bcrlnau Of Brooklyn; supreme representatives,
rrrnnri j. York. Of Brooklyn T. r. >eereiter, Of Buf-
r,lo. A. J. sullivan OF Brooklyn j. McFarlane. OF
Albany: NJ I.oughran Of Brooklyn; alernates j. H..
Flynn. ~ Brooklyn; Il. J. kennedy, OF wIVrk' D.
Courtney OF Brooklyn; J. l.. o'Bricn. of Nr"-l"K
L. Hayes Of brooklyn. The 1894 meeting VIII BE- h-id
at Utica.
Among recent arrivals from NewYork was Miss
Fannie Rice the well-known Coincidence who came
IA suend the day with friends. Miss Rice has rented
"A cottage here for the month OF August, ana IL Will
be- Immediately furnished and repaired. Mss Rice III
speaking Of her European trip, incidentally mentioned
that she won over 300 flames at the Grand Prx In
IaIi, some weeks ago. In Londcn She had the mis-
fortune to have a diamond necklace stolen.
The lawn tennis tournament given under the
anspces Of the saratoga Athletic Club was concluded
Yesterday afternoon. II took place on Wooda"h
oval and proved gratifying success. Among the
prominent participants wcr. &. Hobart +. W. Daley,
Miss Bessie Moore and Miss Mabel Cahill. Of New
York d. W. Gambler and j. f. Talmage. jr., Of Brook
| lyn: +. Is. Barnes VI. Chace and +. 7. Barnes Of
Providence: g. - Bryan. Of Bridgeport +. II. Hovcy.
Of Newton Centre; T. {. DemIng, =. o. Judson and
Mrs r. e. soaring. OF Arlington; A. II. Idc, H. :.
de and NJ McConihe. Of Troy ID. Campbell and r. G..
Perkins. Of schenectady e. +. Wells. +. q. Richie.
+. A. Burd ". II. Manning, J. A. schwartz. Miss
Valcrla Merrill, Miss Lizzie Ingham and the Miss
Agnes Annie and Florence Richie OF saratoga Springs
! At the Grand Union Hotel last night took place II
ball given 10 the members OF the saratoga Athletic
Club and the lawn tenn, participants. II IN"
first ball Of the season and most brilliant affair.
Among the Grand Union guests present were Mrs.
H. f.. Clark, Mrs. :. W. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Naylor Mrs. Wellington Crosby. the Misses Crosby.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Garcia Mr. and Mrs. james u. Leary, Miss Lcary.
George Lcary. DIR. J. A. Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Barnes. Mrs. T. +. Mason, II. McReynods. Mr.. and
sn T Mrs. bFS %ss 4 a% %i Nc % t.
blanchard Mr. and Mrs. i. dc Mrrias Nr. and Mrs
Mrs IT, Rosendac, Of New-ycrl; David Policy. Mrs
Mary Policy Mrs. NJ. F. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs ". W.
F. g. Williams. Of Boston Edward Ellis Of schenectady
Mrs. G. VI. swan, Mrs. : y ,meley. Mrs. J.
S%y"rnS the Misses ssycrns Of Phadelpnia Mr. and
Jerome liopinN. the pianist, win give a series Of
M aS" nrors the e" "S Of the
VIII reach here rhnr,d , Pony racing VIII be an
Of the month. The track is In fine order. The Sra
oga Racing Associations thirty day racing meeting
Will begin on July -: There are already over 2oo
racehorscs at Horse Haven. Cerebral apoplex, was
the cause Of death OF John Thomas Burke; of Alex
nndria. Va who expired suddenly Monday while
pitching In Il game Of baseball
James d. Lcary, OF New York. has leased the Gen
era l'atcheer cottage. I'm Crcnlar-st.
The excellent music furnished Mt the piazza concerts
attracts large audiences.
A general committee of Christian Endeavorcrs. re-
turning from the Montreal convention, visited this
! plac" on Monday and Tuesday. Their principal oh.
jet was to Inspect the big Convention Hall and Sara
ogas superior facilities for the 1896 assembly OF that
/ body Of 10000 delegates.
Among the recent arrivals AT the United States
! Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ Klemm, Miss
Emma kiemmi. John H. Van Worst, Mrs. II. c. Van
Worst, Miss Van Worst. Miss Mctnnis, Mr.. and Mrs
| lurchard, Il. Van Wyck Thornc. John r. Platt Mrs.
John Ruthorn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Bangs. ID. G. :.
May. Il. IT, Cutting. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. WILSON, Mr.
and Mrs. John ID. Wood Joseph Parker. Mr.. and Mrs
". \. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Ransom T. J.
Ransom, Mrs +. Kurwer, Mr.. Gafney J. H. Pordy >oi
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Is. b. Knight Providence
! Mrs Kimball OF Worcester Mr. and Mrs O. g.
J IIonkcr. OF san Francisco. f. s Cnnynrsn OF d.