New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
THE SARATOGA SEASON.
CONVENTIONS IN THE USUAL NUMBER
ENLIvEN THE PLACE.
PREPARING FOR LAWYERS DIscussloNs-TAi'ks
on PRACTICAL PROGREss-M SO IN HOTELS
AND PARKs-BORiNG FOR WATER.

Saratoga Strings y y Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-The
mos, prosperous season this resort mas e"Jo!e'
for years is now its height. ana VISITORS are NUM-
hored nv the thousands Early in the summer,
Judging from the general depression IN business
circles fears we're expressed that the season wo"'u
no as Itch, a. that o. 1898, but the results have
proved most happy disappointment. Inc arrivals
still continue heavy and will for some time 20 Comic
Tho American Bar Association Will hold It's sew
er,een,b annual meeting here on August %. % and
., The regular body will hold morning and evening
sessions and the Section on Legal Education VIII meet
each afternoon Addresses will be made by THOMAS
II Cooley Of Michigan and Moorhed storey OF
Massachusetts. and papers read ny hampton H.
Carson of Pennsylvania, and Charles C'ahlh Aiie"'
Of Missouri. In the Legal Section papers VIII W
presented by Henry Wade Rogers. president OF the
Northwestern University Evanston H.; John r.
Dillon of New-York: John -. Lawson, or the I'M
versi,v NJ Missouri S. Louis; Simeon +. Baldwin
OF Yale University: Woodrow Wilson. OF princeton
College; John Henry Wigmore. Of the Northwest
ern University: Edmund Wetmore. OF Ncw-forh'
and William A. Kcener, Of Columbia college. Inc
association will make its headquarters nj me "'"''u
Union Hotel. where the annual dinner Will d XIV"
on Friday evening.
The Rev D. H. G. VrOoman. Of Boston, score
tarv Of the Union for Practical Progress. read
paper upon this sociological organization p'''re
the Ministerial Association at Its Temple Grove
session this week Discussion followed ana among
those who participated %ere the h'N Ut. d 4"
Roche & \ Roche and G. II. Filian. Of Rrooklyn
A. D. Vail and H. Marin. Of Ncw-York; Joseph a.
Sciss and w L. Nicholson. Of Philadelphia; j. J."
Withrow and Iiorrck Johnson. OF Chicago jacob
FAY. of Reading: G. W. Andrews. OF South Fran
ingham: l.. S Rowland. Of Lee; j. j. HARRISON oil
Sag Harbor; H. J. YerkoS. of Planil"ld r.. !. HIS
cox. Of Mount Vernon. f. -. Buckley OF Water
bury; W H. Davis. OF Detroit: Il. II. Andrews OF
Greenfield; r. j. Kerr. Of Richmond; ~ II. J.
Deyoe OF Highland; II. II. Traver. OF Memphis;
G. W. Winch Of Hoyoke; Samuel Dunham "i
Blngham;on. Among the laynen in attendance
were j. : Mlnot and :. T.. Seaman. Of New-lorK'
Ten Eyck Sutphen Of brooklyn. and John Alex
ander OF Philadelphia.
The Saratoga Racing Associations thiry-day
meeting of turf sports will conclude one week from
to-day Tomorrow afternoon at the track VIII
take place the last cambake Of the season
The National Association Of Amateur oarsmen
accomplished the feat Of starting all OF It's races on
time during its regatta on Saratoga Lake. TINS
was never before witnessed at any similar event
on these waters
The Presbytorian General Assembly Committee on
Theological Semlnaries met at the United state"
Hotel this week organized outlined It's work ana
adjourned. Il viii meet either In PhiAI'iphm OF
Washington next December Its report VIII be SUD
mlted to the Assembly at It's session In May lNo.
| The committeeman who assembled here included
| the Rev Or william c. Young 81 Danvic. Ky:
| the Re-. Drs Samuel \. Muichmore and George
| D. Dixon Of Philadelphia; the Rev. Or T. Ralston
| Smith Of New-York: the Rov. Dr. Richard :
| Holmes OF Pniaburg; Thomas Mcpougal OF On
| cinnatL and Judge David wills. u Gettysburg.
| Tho Ncw-York state Bankers Association was
created AT a convention held at the Grand Union
| Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday. and william
| & Cromwell o. Buffalo elected president \ ban
| que, was enjoyed Thursday nlsht The associa-
| ton will assemble here again IN lN'.
| \ railway organizaiior known a. the Eastern As
/ "a of t'tr. -
| ,beir third annual meeting AZ the United states
| Hotel on Thursday. The burden u the proceedings
was In regard 70 Improvements % methods ioi
| handling cars The officers elected Included fr'S
| dent A. f. Currer. yice-pres!icni. J. w. h"rhha'
| secretary and treasurer. T. VI. Mtgin. All OF hos
| ton A quarterly meeting VIII be held AZ boston f
| November.
| II W., originally INTENDED 20 delicate the sara
,oga Battle Monument. located At Schuy."rviIle 81
! October j.. the Anniversary date. but me lack q"
funds has compelled posiIoncm'ni. i was *
| ,.c,od mat Congress would make an appropriation
for this purpose, but It failed 20 d. 3d. THIS was M
official statement q the Saratoga Monument y
| so,ra,ion AT ifs annual meeting here ms week
| I,hn H. s,arin q Nsw-Nofk, = president 81 'h'
| association.
The leading amusement OF the week was The
| musical festival given IN The contention nan yes
,,rlav afternoon for the benefit OF the Emergency
Uospltal FUND It consisted Of the production o
war and Peace" by lnnrSs 18th Regiment hhhd
., Urooklyn They were assisted 10y the SaratoS'
Citizens Corps. chorus and vocal quartet con
sis,inr Of Miss Martha g. Miner, soprano. Mis-
Louise Engoi. contralto. G. C. Ferguson tenor an'
Ir~r me direction of jerome Hopkins. Of New
York. children musical 'q,FiggSSr a,,f sar :,
Putnam Han last evening. Hiark Ihtu S"lb
congress Spring Park on THURSDAY 'tenInt. IN
viii take part in the sacred concert there ''-'"o'
TT The women Of the cottage colony took an aciiy
mart in he Wednesday afternoon party ior IN
hrSncn, Of the iIomc Of ihc Good shepherd itomal
catholic visitors have during The "rek int'i,S, -,
themselves in the fair held for thc h"neht Of IN
| t;bnrrh of the Immaculate Conception. "a
The Farmers Agricultural Assoriat TR I hrt1
nnIlans accompanied by a large contingent o. ylsi
iors maze an excursion to Lake George On Iurs
day Tony Pastors company lnad, '"'' "'''"'
ariearance here on August y ana T., ,os hoe
Mrs Fanny Eddy Miller. Of New, ork ms De, ,S
giving A series Of pleasing musical I"ciidls q, IN
1'niicd states Hotel Tho New YORK STATE Ii".'
Association hed It's annual ba Needed upo
| S"ntcmbcr 1 lor its frtc. which WIN H'iri'
paraIr any wbeelmcn on August q will bring
WOodlawn oval a large nuihp'I 81 p',;, u,t,
all parts Of the coun'ry Ats :ni pa Hai
more rxcursionists Ieaoh'I h"n,,rIne FOR miner,
| Wednesday Two concerns are poil'k '"' n,,
the village, but are nov mertnE "yndtcmte repr,
place and S II. Kennedy. OF Johns'o""' o" III
Wa iI ,hr auspices Of the Saratoga Athletic ASS
citation will be gwen The fourth annual "Tn hnn
tournament II y n of yd T' and it viii b
p pin snpiembor and continue the balance % "
week al WoOJawn oval ,-,. ,o
> | Master Arthur Hickman, the hoy pianist 49, !
| cCrccrt at Congress Hal on Wrin"siay cNen'ns,
,.'s assisted by Miss Emma lleckel. soprano Ml
i,lia DAVIS and Sien,r Ricci, all ~ Now. ork III
, | Nocusker and company VIII appear AZ iut"''" i''
i | an Monday and Tuesday evening" . ~ .
Among recent arrivals fiom Nrw- f9rk 'lt{ ar a,
, | vicinifv are Mr. and Mrs. II. Waters. Mr. ana MI
| G Jackson : l.. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs :, stern,
| r Vail NJ Strauss. Mrs. Il. f. Mcqueen, j. J." no
a Ian I f. clark Mr.. and Mrs. !. Mendessohn g.
| R"scnbatt Miss J. Mcndcssohn. NJ. ana Mrs 9.
| pooro Mrs O. VI wood. Mr.. and Mrs j. 9. Brow
| Air and Mrs t.. G. pcssar. \. Gutnan. J. ',utmi
@ Mr. Mr. add Mrs H. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs J. .Berse
Miss y. nrokawi 8, r. KrG ,lo Nc xoDnne DG'
schicsinger. c W K4ysgr a. TrGwSr's snoN M
| y Wendell Mrs f. Van Ettcn. ". e. Mason, MI
IL G. GORDON. II Chapman r. Mr. ana MR., !.
. | r. u Arkcnburgh Miss NJ \. Arkenhureh >.
= Cory. Nj and Mrs " J. Watson Mr.. ara tIoi, MrS
= i1avtt. Nj and Mrs. ". Richards j.. Danloy,