New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
SARATOGA'S THRONG.
FINE EoUIpAGEs SEEN ON THE AVENUES.
NUMEROUS CONVENTIONS IN pRosrEcT-To


majority are drawn by thoroughbred horses. IN
great majority OF these establishments owned b,
New Workers. There has been visible increase II
the arrivals during the week and the season Is rapidly
developing to It's height. Entertainments. Social am
otherwise, peculiar to summer resort OF this magni
tude, follow in rapid succession
The summer religious institution known as thu
Saratoga Ministerial Association began It's weekly
symposiums at Temple Grove Monday. when the Rev
Dr. II. NJ. simpson read paper on submerged Con
science. which was followed by discussion. Among
those who participated were the Rev. Drs. I. r.
Lindsey and George IL. smith, OF Newfork; DAME
Marvin, OF Manchester by -the-Sea Professor L. "
Spring OF Williams College X. ID. Andrews. OF Green
field Centre; 5. II. Davies OF Sandusky. and {.
Dowd. Of sa stoga Springs. Next Monday morning
the Rev. Clarence F. swift win open the discussion on
the topic Consistency: Is II Jewell" The National
daily union prayer meetings wer begun Tuesday IN th
Washington arcct Baptist Church ana VIII be continued
until autumn. They being well ATTENDED.
The Union Baptist Mission gave an entertainment
Wednesday evening, and among those who took an
active part were Nine. ;. S. Randall, of Washington
Thomas c. Milton OF Morgan College, Baltimore
Samuel c. Brown OF Philadelphia c. A. Leftwich. OF
Howard University, Washington, and the Rev. J. L.
Mott, OF saratoga springs.
The Master Car Builders Association and the Master
Mechanics Association, both national bodies, Will prob
ably meet i'm saratoga the latter part of June, 1oo4
The Joint session will ten days. The selection
of a place has been left TO a committee OF ten. six OF
whom have already expressed themselves In favor OF
this place, and 1t is believed the other four VIII con-
cur These bodies are considering the matter OF
sclccting permanent place for their annual meetings
and II is thought that Saratoga will be chosen one
of the principal features OF these annual gatherings
Is the exhibits of railway rolling stock, machinery
and other appliances To provide a place for these
extensive exhibits IT is proposed to erect at the per
mancnt place selected iron building the expense
10 BE- borne by the companies included In the JOINT
associations. The building would be erected con
tiguous TO railway tracks, and provided with siainGs
for the exhibits.
Miss Bowen vocalist and whistler. and Miss Brewer
elocutionlst both OF Brooklyn on Wednesday evening
entertained the Hotel Balmoral guests.
At the Saratoga Athletic Clubs woodlawn OVAL on
July %. 20 and 81 will he given pony racing
meeting under the auspices OF the American Hunt and
Pony Racing Association. This will be new fea
ture here under the heading Of amateur sports AMI
undoubtedly will prove quite popular Baseball
matches took place at the oval Wednesday and To-
day. On July 90 the Saratoga Athletic Clubs nine
will play the Cherry Diamonds. Additional dates for
the Oval include: August 3. kingbird shooting tour
nament: August 4. track and field athletic meeting
for local contestants August ., baseball, walters of
the Grand Union Hotel VS. walters of the United
States Hotel; August IL pgeon-shooti tournament
August "A, % and 26, handicap tennis tournament.
1t is understood that the state Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows will hold its 1894 session. covering four
days, In Saratoga Springs. 1t will meet the third
week in August aed the delegates usually number
over 900.
The Sd Separate Infantry Company, of Washington,
d. c., is considering the matter of going into camp
for ten days here early In August. Several locations
have been viewed, but decision has been reached.
committee representing the American Pharma-
ceutical Association national organization will visit
Saratoga Springs within short time. It's mission is
MA fOrt Tho cfiop IN homa
for pharmace travellers. The committee al
ready visited several places and been royalty enter
tanned.
The National Union OF Fire Underwriters will begin
its annual meeting here September 20. and remain
In session fully week. Fully 80 Insurance rep
resentatives will attend and the most of them will be
accompanied by their families They will make The
United states Hotel their headquarters. Another III
surance body, the New-lOrk State Board OF Local
Boards, will assemble here September 10. The
members will also stay at the United States.
The Executive Committee Of the Roman Catholic
Mutual Benefit Association has substantially decided
hold its State Convention Saratoga springs early in
July, 1894 but the announcement will not be made
until next fall. The convention will three
days and be attended by from 200 to 100 delegates
At the annual session of the state Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows in New-Iork during the third week
In August an invitation will be extended to hold the
1894 meeting Mt Saratoga Springs. There 675
lodges In the state and each Is allowed two delegates
The local members have assurances that the Grand
Lodge will decide in favor Of coming here.
The SARATOGA Clubhouse, formerly known "John
Morrissey's" and owned by Messrs. spencer Can
field OF Newiork has been reopened for the season,
and up to the present time has not been disturbed.
Other gambling houses alleged TO lie running, but
the strngency of the money market seems TO affect
their dividends and the consequence is that the
ayers are wearing elongated countenances.
Gaitland's Band. Of Albany. today began its
mer engagement IN Congress Spring Park. The
Meth0dsts will make excursion August TO Lake
George.
The Democratic State Committee will about August
10 meet at the Grand Union Hotel decide upon
time and place for the september convention. 1t
Is believed the convention will be held In the big
Convention Hall here about tho second week in sep
TENDER. The Republican will, In all probability,
be called for Saratoga, too.
grand concert for the benefit OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Will be given in the
Convention Hall on July %. The array Of artists
includes the Germana Orchestra, Emil Molcnhaucr
conductor. OF Boston: Miss Rose Stewart, solo
pranO; Felix WntcrniH, vollnist Van Ncchtcn
Rogers harpst, and the Premier Male Quartet
Tile annual sale and entertainment given under
the auspices OF the First Presbyterian Church took
place Thursday and Friday evenings and was
largely attended by summer visitors The Ten
Trio took part In last evenings performance
The Second Preshytcrians have arranged similar
programme for early date In August.
La RegalOncita and her company will appear at
the Ritman Music Hall July "a. % and 20. Tile
Barnum & Bailey show is TO be here August >. The
Grand United Order OF Odd Fellows will hold
union here on August 1. large excursion from
Bnghamton and adjacent towns visited this place
OH Thursday. The contest In surrogatcs Court of the
will OF A. Gerald Hull of New-lork has been further
adjourned til september q
Thc saratoga ..acing Associations thirty-d run
ming will begin Monday. Inc racing stables al
rpuuy arrived include Clifton stable, Clover
stable j. b. Dyer, Il. WEIGH. r. Bray, J. q. Huchins,
Hart Stable, j. Iatcheer, j. shields: j. f. lepper j.
j. Miller p. Cuttings, ". Carroll d. Higgins. NJ. J.
Qaiy, ". 4; Watson, w. \. Mo.by; J.. brennan
Ajax stable W. j. speirs. J. NJ Jesot, f.. II. Crosby,
\. ". street W. E. Cotton. W Lynch, J. ConleS. ".