New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05

THE SEASON NEAR IT'S HEIGHT.
MANY MORE VISITORS THAN LAST YEAR-sAEA
TOGA A POLITICAL CENTRE-MEEIlNDS
PAST AND TO COME-THE BAR AS

sOCIATIONS PROGRAMME.
Saratoga Springs. y. y. Aug. (SpecaD.-lhe
arrivals have been heavy throughout the week anu
the hotels and boarding places are Driiiiant WIN
activity and social good cheer. The season Is wen
under way. and is rapidly approaching It's hels'''
The number of visitors far exceeds those OF the
opening days Of August 1893. and among the late
arrivals are many who have not been here Tor
years.
Saratoga is more than ever a summer pollti'a'
centre which is probably due to the fact that two
end possibly three. state conventions viii assem-
be here before the closing of september Most OF
the Democratic leaders pass their afternoons al
the racctrack II is generally understood that the
Democratic State Committee will meet here INSIDE
Of ten days and issue call for the State conVen-
ton to assemble in this place about September %
The United States Hotel walters gave a concert
in the ballroom on Wednesday evening 1t was
followed by a cake walk. \ large number OF the
hotel guests were present, Excursions from Phila-
delphia Remington. Rutland and other places
caught a glimpse of Saratoga life this week
The Tnion-ave. property of Charles Reed. the
turfman was disposed of to-day at auction. The
property. which Is located on three streets was
divided into thirteen lots. The Henry Nen farm
of 100 acres. situated short distance north Of
this village. has been purchased by Jabez Maslin,
Of London England
Professor Herbert Adams. Of Baltimore Nd
secretary of the American Historical Association
body TO meet in Saratoga in september and that
the annual meeting will be held at Washington in
December
The Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman. Of Philadelphia
delivered the anniversary address before the Young
Mems Christian Association on Sunday evening
The singing was led BY p. p Bnhorn. OF Chicago
Dreams that Come True was the title Of n
paper read by the Rev DR.. W. Y. Kelley, Editor
of The Methodist Review" before the Ministerial
Association of Saratoga Springs at its Temple Grove
session this week y movement was started 70 rem
der financial assistance to the Wisconsin IRE sui
ferers and Dr. c. L. Dowd was appointed to re
ceive subscriptions
The Rev Dr. f. s. Nob,e. of Chicago gave a
parlor talk at DR.. ;. L. StronSs Sanitarium on
Tuesday evening. He related the story of the Pil-
grims. Among his listeners WAS Charles .. NlicoN'
of Lawrenceville y. j., a descendant of Elder VIII
lam Brewster. Of the Mayhower.
Martha Garrison Miner. soprano: c. {. Ferguson
tenor and Bowman Ralsion. basso. will take part
in the "War and Peace" musical festival ior the
benefit Of the Emergency Hospital fund. on August
J..
The National Association Of Amateur Oarsmen
will hold their annual regatta on Saratoga Lake
next week. and the entries include about all the
best oarsmen in the country The details Of the r.
gat,a under the supervision OF Jim FoDinSoh'
formerly Of the Manhattan Athe.erc Club
s. Wesley Jones. president OF the Volunteer Lie
Saving Corps of the state, was in town this week.
He visited Saratoga Lake and took the initial steps
toward having a life-savinG crew organized 'here'
Rome. S. Peters and the Vatican. was the
Rev John Walsh. Of -. Peters church Troy. II
ives for the benefit Of the Dominican C9nVenS T..
seyenieeIn ANNA dpan1 g1rcss VIII be mad by the
and the annual address by Moornelq Si9rC, OF
P1peT, w be be Fin by HsPi9s
Opinions; by Charles Claim Alien: OF Missouri 2,
Dillon Of New-York. on The True professional
Idea; by John - LAWSON OF ne tnivtl,E Hc
The Wcst'', by simeon +. BALDWIN @ YALE Iniver'
sity. on our Law-school Libraries. ana How 20
lege. 'Lesal Training for vneeI-srsdna,es 10y
y yonh H[ on oT5odox LEGAL Ira ming by lward
Wetmore OF New York. on some OF tne Limit
12qs pg s1alc2 5y Ws@ f Keeae Of aa
college Oh The lnduotivo Method IN Legal Educa-
OF August 81 The annual meeting will close wita A
banquet at the Grand Union Hotel on the evening
The American Social Science Association VII holl
its annual meeting here during the week beginning
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colin. Mrs ~ T Burrit n Hqrrii,; A. s,1 H9 Wri
W Belfort. T. F. Janeway. Miss oTne Ms - r. ~
Rurke NJ ana M[ s vi c Wbns Nh c Kohr
Miss Rohr B. Clark c. y. Bernhemer; r. Y
HaTqe Ioe Julien be C. JoPe' Md 81 FSS h5
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Mrs Md . 6racs Mr A'i l. fEa' M. earpen
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Busby j. ". ODonncll W. II. Clark Mr.. and
Mrs. G T Lather Mr. and Mrs " A. CoHamer
Miss III A. Colgate. j. y. Mcdonald. Mr. and Mrs
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Mrs A s Penfied, Miss Haggerty Mr.. and Mrs. W:
". Bracket Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Garfield. MI and
Mrs. W. f. Greene.