New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
r,>,c READY TO ENTERTAIN THIRTY
THOUSAND sUMMER GUESTS.


THE SEASONS CALENDAR or CoNNf'-> iiO->'
y,-,toga Springs " Y. Tune 8 'ope''a4'' W
u,r,er life IS making itself nanieS' 81 nv 80.
GnHe' 49, $3.50 and the large Contingencies,
soc,ol good cheer pervades the cottage ooIo"y'
am - oxco,,ion Of some Of the big hotels, sara
W.. vas, entertaining plant, with capaclly LOT
,ooo and more guests. Is In )'osSO'ii anu 'iIs
-, never looked handsome o. more a'u"c''Ne.
ress Hall Will reopen on lonaaE' the N'dHu
,,ton Hotel on the following J. anu lile CH''eu
c.,es Hotel on June 26. Congrt Sprlhs fdth was
,h,s morning thrown open for ne summer ""''e
,r.od,aUn Park has been avail bic for driving Tor
"OON WV, ,.ool,s All OF the road-houses have been
r,,0 n the pubic for some time, and the electric
- % the Geysers and Sarato Lake and the
-, transit trains 10 Mount McGregor are again In
'"f ~, The bathing establishments are In fun
~. within few days the Saratoga Lake steam
.,,s will begin regular trips and electric launches
will abound. ,- 49,.
.,r.oav arrived. Judge Henry Hilton and John NJ.
,,nrhes and family. Ct New-York, are again at
s,,vr, Park Among other NEWCOMERS accom-
-, ny their families are Jacob Bernheimer IN
-. charles c. Lester cottage. North Broadway;
a. Drev in the IAeutenant-Commander A. de
o NcNalr cottage, North Broadway; DeNtt D.
s"uonao IN the Cassius p Thomas cottage, Union
-" Davil Mcclure. In the Judge Charles 5. Lester
.,s Mrs. Cunning cottage, Clement-ave.; julius
- g., -be Mrs l.. II. Janvrin cottage, North
nos7.,,. : Fisher in the Captain James y. But
-, oo,,aqe North Broadway; James A. Moore, In
~. senator Eugene F. OConnor cottage North
broadway: A. c. Downing. at cornwall Manor
,,or,b Broadway; N-rs, julia e. Cameron Ihiru-st'
800 Wisennsr the Patrick Mcdonald cot
LeOPC -.a,ao.ora A. McI4ochn. In the Deman
~ cottage. Bos ., ave-; Mrs. Caroline y. Hogan.
van 80 Daman all cottage. South Broad
" >,rs 7 5 Halliday. In the Bee3e
y R,rret, c LACE Neison-ave. s Stark. In
ns Rober; T. Quin cottage. Ne,son-ave. ana
phradelphia.s; r7ward Croker. in the FREDERICK ).
60, cottae. ..gent-st; John J. Gleason Mon
'., 1obn = I arbeck r.. in the Frank \. White
cottage. T. rave; Charles Schiesihser III '"e
49, 1sh ottage. Circu,ar-st.: Hooper {. Bar
80. Nv, y ldway; s Bernheimer, in the Mrs
- = q, Ms cottage. North Broadway; julius
u cary, S-cuiar-st; William d. Ellis, North
prtadUa, Charles II. Fellows. at "NeSt.edoWh
p,rs,or.s .; Lamar y Zoos. Halsion-aNe.;
A.. l. Jones, Unon-ave.; Edward kearney'
q, "Fdua" Caro,ine-st.; T. W. kearney' caro-
,nAs..: Mrs V. A. Kelly. In the H. W.
9Th eotaee. Union-ave: Mrs. p. Kerby in
he Heu,inwas cottage, Caro,inesi.: Henry kn'cker-
hooke- Ctrcukr-st.: J. NJ. Maddox. Walton-st.; Mrs
,soac Phelps North Broadway; John J. Scan
mil at Chateau Ophelia," Lincoin-ave.; Benjamin
s,snk North Broadway: G. Wa,baum, Unon-aNe-;
Mrs ! z Cliczner, in the George w. Morton cot
tage Regent-st; Mrs. T. II. Bache. Balsion-aVe';
Dr. John c. Minor. Clement-ave. Elias \. De Lima
N the William H. Thomas cottage. Circular-st.
Jujge John + Dillon, North Broadway; James
H. Breslin North Broadway; George II; Stone
IN the William II. Mccall cottage Circular
St. George W Pier at %iy9nhursl' Ba.is'oh-aHf:
81 H Berringer. in the X Newton Bre1ee c9tage
Caroline-st.: Mrs. W. II. Bu1d. Regent-st; MIS- e
Warren Paine in the Thompson cottage Wood
The convention season opened with the 10th
session OF the General Assembly of the Pres6y-
and the Baptist May anniversaries. They we're
attended BY over 5000 delegates. The Court or
on June !, ana viii Continue in session until the
latter part of the month. On "Wednesday at the
Hotel Adelphi was held g meeting OF United ire5S
newspaper representatives from New-YorA, Brook
kn. POughkeepsie Albany ana other Places ,1 yees
he Master Mechanics and the Master Carbuilders.
spaned r 6y tneT every railway system
In lie land. will combine business WIN PEE sIe
s The NewYGrk STATE sesfon here
few years ago. will return on June q, anu remain
be- rssS II will make It's headquarters At the
United States Hotel. The National Music Teach
s AssGsqSh MINI h oa ay ana viii i be closely
followed by the New-York state Ieachcrs ASs 90
citation Each Of these bodies viii be attended by
The Metropolitan Association Of the Amateur Ath.
% chsnpionsb,p outdoor games at Woodlawn Oval
on July g. The Saratoga Athletic club Is Dusty en-
The better portion Of the at the oval fNeiY
form OF amateur sport will be included. The sara
.oga Racing Association will, the after par OF
July begin rs thiry-dav running meeting. Inc IA
tonal Association OF Amateur Oarsmen having oe-
cded upon Saratoga Lake as rs course for the en-
suing three years has named August ana az
ITS first dates Crack amateurs from all parts OF
the country Will participate.
The American Bar Association VIII meet mere on
August q and hold forth the balance OF the Week
A banquec Vii follow. The Saratoga Monument
Association will also meet here. The American so
eal Science Association viii hold its Saratoga gen
sral NEE ng the latter part Of August or cary IN
septei1be. The scientists will cover five days me
Peoples party State Convention has been named Tor
September 10 and H. l. IS also generally understood
that both the Republican and Democratic state
conventions will be called for Saratoga about MD
September. The American Historical Society viii
sssen Die here on September TO- and hold forth az
least hree days. The State Grand Comm ncery o,
Kngl Templar will meet in annual conclave mere
on Sc tenbsr H. Besides the Grand CominaIriery IL
Is x scted that about TWENTY-FIVE or thirty com,
ma leries each accompanied D. a band, from all
parts u the State will visit Saratoga, and take part
In N parade. The National Carriage-Makers AS,
SOC will fiji IN a whole week, beginning on sep
terb H. The following week the National Uni
tar!a Conference viii be held. Besides the bodies
nan large number of smaller organizations, not,
ali business associations, will assemble here ana
mis roduct and percen age with spring water and
goN air With the exception Of only A few days
N will be a succession Of meetings until the au-
u Il fross paint the seasons record on the 'Oc-
to- collage.