New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
SUMMER LIFE AT SARATOGA.
HOTELS OPEN AND THE SEASON WE'LL
UNDER WAY.
PREPARING TO RECEIVE THE DUKE OF vERAGUA
TENNIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENTED
THE REPUBLICAN STATE LEAGUES
COMING MEETfNG-A WHEEL

TENNIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENTED
THE REPUBLICAN STATE LEAGUES
COMING MEETfNG-A WHEEL
MANS ROMANCE.
soratoga Springs. ~ Y, June "a Speclal).-Wth
the rcopenng Of Congress Hall Wednesday nnd the
United States and Grand Union hotels thursday the
season may be considered under fuil mouoh.
At both the Grand Union and the States guests ar
ri,~d In advance OF the regular opening day ana DE-
manded admittSrce. They were courtcousy T."
cc,ved md prov,dcd for The most Of them reg
MAR patrons who make Saratoga their summer home
With national colOrs flying from the fagstas OF the
big hotels and the large boardng-houses, the towh
hns taken a holiday appearance
The Duke OF veragua who cannot return 70 Spain
without seeing Saratoga. will. on Tuesday morning.
make a flying visit here. His special train VIII ar
rive at 80 a. m. and depart an hour later During
the sixty minutes the Duke ond his party are mere
they will be showered with attentions. The Board
OF Village Trustees have formally extended to the
Du]ke the freedom Of the villnge.' The lneal de-
scrndant Of Columbus will be received at the Delaware
and Hudson Railway station by tho villnge anthon-
ties the Saratoga Citizens Corps. band and large
committee OF citizens The distinguished visitors, In
Carriages will the principal parts OF the village In
Guiding woodlawn Park, and then will be taken BACK
10 the stati0n-all inside OF one short hour.
The third annual open lawn tennis tournament for
the championship OF New-York stne will be held In
the courts Of the Saratoga Athletic Club, at Woodawn
Oval beginning Tuesday, July IL. The contest VIII
be IN Indies and gentlemens singles. The gentle
man winning the All-Comers' Cup Will be called upon
TO pIny W. p Knapp OF New-York, winner OF the
UIch Rock Cup, for the championship. MI knapp
IS n member OF the Staten Island Cricket Club. The
cup has been played for twice. and was won In 1901
by F. H. Hovey Of Ncv,,on Centre. Mass. The lady
winning the All Comcrs' Cup IN the Indies singles VIII
be declared tho winner OF the Woodawn Cup and the
lady champion OF New-York for 1893 The cup, "nch
is valued at s4OO Is be played for the first time
this ycnr Prizes will also be given In gentlemens
doubles and In mixed doubles The aggregate prizes,
exclusive OF the championship trophies. are valued at
81 900 Joseph I. Whteisey, OF Cambridge, Mass,
secretary Of the United States National Lawn Tennis
Association. will net referee. On the night follow
inc the tournament tennis ball will be given ut the
Grand Union Hotel.
Tic American Hunt and Pony Racing Association
will hold IFS initial meeting at Woodlawn oval July
% % and 81 The stewards include A. B. Hilton W.
H. BockeS. J. A. seavey. William Lester. j. A. Man
ming H. NJ. Livingston. 1r. W. n. Gage, H. 8. Gle
ment. W f. wooley, @. d. Cochran, Wharton Meehan
and W L. Pike.
The Frear Ath'tuc Association. Of Troy. VIII
enjoy a Hclt'ng day at woodlawr oval July T.
The woodl,wn owl grounds OF the Saratoga Attn
ltIc club will 10 formally opened on the Fourth o.!
IuIv James Robinson, the veteran trniner OF the
Manhot,nh Athletic Club Is in charge Of the grounds
Mrs Harriet ". Lathrops Clement.ave. house.
known the Cunning cottage. has been rented fcr the
summer by DR.. Lncen II. Alexander. OF Phndeiphia'
Philip Phoenix Of New-Yor. has leased the lluestis
cottage on Crcularst and Will take possession Nom
day.
senator Edward Murphy Of Troy. has leased OF ex'
Stat. senator Eugene +. OCopnor. OF Brooklyn. his
North Broadway cottage. Mr.. OConnor Will occupy
a Caronest. cottage.
C. C. MAIDEN OF Ncw.York has rented for the sum-
NOR Mrs d. r. Colbys cottage on Regentst
Three thousand people enjoyed the High school
craduation exercises In the Convention Hall Thursday
evening. The graduating class included the Misses
Helena Frances Leary Florence Eliza Bartour Cora
Aimee Beers, Katherine Cecilia Condon NOM Evan
grine Deuel., Margaret Elizabeth Harrington, Cecilia
ANGELA Jones. Ruth Day Kenyon. Maud Matthew's
Eva Graham Potter. Mary Louise Swaniek. Mary
Adena Walter ana aso Charles Wallace cogsweli,
and william IIaineM Wells.
IN. op"nlng of the Convention Hall Tuesday night
with a promenade concert and ball for the behcht
OF the Emergency Hospital was gratifying snscess
to the state League Of Republican clubs. which VIII
assemble in til. convention Hall Tuesday ana con,
nuc in session two GAYS for the entertain,
ment OF visiting delegations, ana IL rs , @Tps so
| 100 people there viii 10 an abundance OF room.
The headquarters OF the snte League will be at Con-
The court Of Appeals will next week probably end
| It's saratoga summer term. ~ ,., -,
| Robert L. Raynrr. OF Chicago. Is young man OF
| twcn,ytwo five weeks ago b. started on nus
safety bicycle for saratoga lie was credited WIN
| having made the entire distance on his wh'el.
soon after his arrival here he made The acquaintance
Of .evcn,een.ycarold Ida NJ Chusen d"ueh.rr o y
| Adolph Clauscn, Of New York. Whether IL was
case Of love nj first sight 1, not stated, but th's
married at the second prrsby'erl"n shu poy
! Albert H. Trick. The parents OF he contracting
parties unaware Tint such an aliinnc" was co,
| ,cmpn,cd and consequently the folks al home In
both Chicago and New York were astound"d when ,Ac
| news was broken to them. Mr.. Kayner Is inc son
| Of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Rayner OF No. 23il indiana
| ave. Chicago. The young Chicngoan ana MS priue
| purpose to pass the summer ~ Mnrthas \ineyaru'
| The Second District Branch Of ID" New lorK STATE
| Medical Association held Its ninth annual meeune
| and dinner nj the Woren Hotel Thursday. Inc au
| dress Of welcome made by Or. Tabor IS keyho,us
| Of saratoga Springs. lie was responded To ny Dr
| J. C. Hnnnau. OF Ioo>ick Falls who also maze me
nnnual address Papers We're read by DTS W. ~
| IItsigman and W. r. swan, Of saratoga County. ana
| Drs ". ". seymour. J. b. liaryte. +. D. Ferguson
| D. w. Houston. william Finder and D. r. Rogers o'
| Rensselaer, County.