New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
MANY KINDS OF WEATHER.
SARATOGA PEOPLE HAVE HARD WORK
TO KEEP TRACK Or TIE CHANGES.
4 SYNDICATE HAS EYES on MOUNT TGREGoR-
DISCOVERY OF NEW sPRING-BoR.
ING FOR NATURAL GAS.

DISCOVERY OF \ NEW sPRING-BOR.
ING FOR NATURAL GAS.
Saratoga Springs n. Y. June 30 (SpecaD.-The
hardest work during the week has been 10 Keep
track Of the weather. 1t seems 10 have been making
a toroic effort to make an unprecedented record for
the closing week in June. The heat at times mas
becn onpressve for this region. and the frequency
OF thunder storms has added to the general as
mrhance Of the elements The suddenness with
which heavy clouds have taken possession OF
a cloudless sky and empued their contents has
been amusing There IS drouth, and not likely
TO be any
several additions have been nj ade to the cottage
colony this week and the numbers will be In
creased Inside OF a few days Mr.. and Mrs. Juhus
IT, CaryI of Now-York city, have reopened their
cottage I'm CIrc,llar-,t. NJ. J. Suckney, Of New
yorh CITY md Mayor Edmund Fitzgerald. Of
Troy. have leased cottages and. will remain until
/ autumn.
After n week IN the Peckskill camp Of instruc-
ton the Saratoga Citizens Corps (2d Separate
Company. Captain James w. Lester commanding
returned home tonight. They were enthusiasts
tcallv received by the veterans Of the corps, the
stay-at-homes and citizens generally.
A. Round Lake on Thursday was held the annual
reunion OF the veteran association or the "V'h
Regiment. New-York State Volunteers. OF which
Colonel william VI. Soaring. Of Saratoga Springs ~
president
I, Is rimored that n syndicate Of New-York and
Boston capitalists are contemplating the purchase
OF Mount McCiregor including the railway. hotel
cottages and lands. An Offer for The property
L. understood to be now under CONSIDERATION
Should the syndicate obtain possession OF the
plant n large number OF improvements would be
begun at an early day. Tho Hotel balmoraI was
not rcopenel this season
Tho New York State Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton. which compounded pleasure with business
here for three days. ending Thursday afternoon
decided 20 return here IN 1905. Charles T. flsh' VI
this place. was elected president. The other OH
GERS chosen were. Vice-presilents. l. c. Chapman
Of Neuburg: L. \ Baker. OF Cambridge. and T.
: Gregory OF Fort Plain; secretary, clay w
IToncs Of Elmrn. treasurer. W. Il. Fuller OF
Syracuse: ENecutiv" Committee. W. L. DUBOIS o'
Catslau: ". G.. Gregory. Of Buffalo. ana & .
Ingraham OF Elmra Tho Delegates were we'll
entertained during their SARATOGA visit. Ihey
made their headquarters at the United states no.
tel
The National Music Teachers Association VIII
hold forth here newt week. Tho annual gathering
viii begin with reception AMI reunion ON Mon
day evening M Congress Hail. The regular Sos
sion viii begin on the following day and continue
up 20 Friday.
The Monday minister's meetings VIII begin July
r. and continue weekly I'll the close OF the sea-
son Thc4o meetings are ono ~ the summer inSu-
tutous. AMI are largely attended by visiting Ger
cyrnor Among those who VIII take part NJ the
opcnirg meeting VIII be the Rev Drs w V Kelley,
& - fInrtrauft. J. II. ThralL herricK Johnson
aud L Is. mitchell.
Further preparations Tor the regatta % be held
on Saratoga Like. AUGUST and 9. were made
early IN the week by secretary Fortmeyer OF the
National Association % Amateur oarsmcn' VINO
WIS 10 town on "a general nape.tlng tour.
Jauc. L. Pepper anG r. G.. Ialley's stables Of
racchorscs have reached Horse Haven. the train
ting quarters - the Saratoga Racing Association
,h. r,... ,,ln n.rin ,h. latte, part OF July.
..Hff Ion
81 ".a. ~ 49, i,,. t1,banI Professor f. A. VII
s"r ~ s,r.iorn Springs. has presented $50 vol
r,,. >, 3D.. Grimm Institute M Round Lake.
non co"r has S I Tst vtam nuraHt. pastor
- 81 III i.r,"fvtrrilu church of Saratoga
Ssor.nrs Thi. {. ,hc' church In ahch the rresby.
tcri,n general Assembly held ats lodth session last
IN octorerarp0 plir %, c,ns.n.' morta,s can be
seen d., Co.sf iie.. where hey are p;ss ~ m
peI All III. o.ler Is ~. is.y. Ur. j. r. wilson u
ca,r.r,,or. $ g.. both OF whom are 'fK a,rs
w. w." ',. .ai,,.ne hi. hfy-fourh nanna visit
mr. r. Wilson himself - 5en 5 o. NOR 2I me ne
pr"f..l'r WOODROW wilson
Mrs Adelaiir Myers captured an oswego bass.
Xxx lake. b ,ye. ma,aer qar i'm. n 6 saseTqr s
aaa 2 sg . ip y the 5'- urr ras she
bal IN h,r hand AM landed ,he n.n hSn an f DR.,
ap-,n 20 ne White sulphur Ho;c. ana presented II
- Thonas g. Gu'her. ,.....,
Ter iSe rsr,'5n Of : V KENNEDY. OF J,hns'own.
Who is sail 70 repr,en' NV York comlnny .o Tes
ew NJ ya ey al Tse Saras moc6Hery been
drgd d '! od I,r5. whS own AMI operate three min
oral springs At The Gsyscrs have Just discover
te ga~ ' he object SOUGHT af,er The spring
I.s a lrayy G9w, ,..s.,..,, farm IN ,,o ,own Of
cd r4g fDw m,'as I.s,an, from this village has
by sheriff sale passed into other hands This farm