New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
AT BRILLIANT SARATOGA.
THE SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT.
HOTELS FILLED TO THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY
MEETINGS AND CONVENTIONS PAST

MEETINGS AND CONVENTIONS fAsi
AND TO COME
Saratoga Springs, y. y, Aug. % (speciaD'-lhe
season is still poised at its brilliant height anu
August and September promise to be the h'eiies'
this cesort has ever enjoyed There has been a
steady influx OF visitors throughout the "eeh anu
room-clerks have been puzzling their brains what 10
do with all the people The departure OF the racing
contingent tonight and tomorrow VIII give .he'n
some little relief but the vacancies VIII faPiuiy NC
filled by next weeks engagements. Inc cooi "ea'h-
or early in the week caused some TO think OF cur
failing their visit, but on "Wednesday IL HoueIa'eu
and has since been warm
The State Commissioners for the Promotion OF
Uniformity OF Legislation in the United States met
at the Grand Union Hotel on Wednesday ana Ihurs-
day. Nine States represented.
The Grand Council of United Friends. which
claims "A membership of 1900 met at Congress Han
on Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t will assemble in
Brooklyn next year. The grand officers elected in
clude: Councillor. John q. II. Myers. OF New-Nork;
yce-councillor. ID. Bever. Of Elm.ra; recorder. ..
d. Holman of New-York; treasurer. $. g. Taylor.
OF New York; prelate. Warren Marcus. OF New
York; medical examiner. II. G.. Jones' OF
Utica; marshal. c. II. Hopkins. OF Buffalo; guar
dian. ". II. Goodale, Of Oswego; sentinel Jacob
Nogt OF Peekskill; past grand councillor. J. S.
Smoot OF NewYork, trustees. James Taylor. OF
Albany; Henry Frampton OF New-York, and Otto
Schultz, OF Brooklyn.
The Witness OF Paul to the Historic Christ was
the title Of the paper read By Professor Edward
Knox Mitchell. of Hartford Conn. before the
Ministerial Association at its regular weekly session
Temple Grove. Discussion followed, and among
those who took part were the Rev. DIS George
Dana Boariman Of Philadelphia; J. a. Roche and
W. 7. Long Of NewYork; Leweyn Pratt, OF Nor
witch; A. ii. +. Deyoe. OF Highland Gilbert Reid.
OF China. r. b. Thomas, OF Indianapolis; W. +.
Wood OF Staten Island; L. :. Rowland. Of Lee:
II Of
Haven; Oliver Crane. OF Boston; W. T. Morrison
OF Salem; r. II. Rutherford of Paris; J. +. Gaylord
OF Cambridge; a. t. Hunter. Of Raleigh. and ii. T.
Fuller. OF Chicago.
The Saratoga Racing Association ended It's thirty
day legalized gambling meeting this afternoon and
there will be more runnng-hJrse races at the
big track Unlon-aye. Ill the summer Of ~
The Saratoga Floral Feie Festival ASSOCIATION Is
actively engaged In arrangements for the fete
nounccd for september L. II VIII consist OF
parade. n battle Of flowers and floral bail. Head
quarters have been established In the Convention
Han building.
Among the late arrivals from New-York city and
It's immediate vicinity are MIR. and Mrs. \. Flake.
A. G. Berger. Mr. and Mrs. Il. Z. Dow!ing. Mrs J.
Cox. Miss Cox, Mrs. W. Graves. T. j. Graves Mr..
@ Y Me- Mrs NJ Har% In H3 j. Mrr and NE M1s b.
Beatty, Mr., W = Golds[ens Ms oo.A;iein :
+ crawford. Mr.. ana Mrs G. Bradford, Mrs. q.
Levingsion. Mrs. J. W. Mcserole. Mrs W. J. Odel.
Ii caF,2 NJ k4n \ r &as Mr. f and FS Mfr
J: Fraser. Miss Wood, Mrs =. Wood, l.. 7. Van
Csm ' MIS- 9 WYNN nam III a. and Mr. " Har-
rison, II. Sanford. MI and Mrs. ]. Il stcinbergcr.
Tracey. J. :. Tlernly. f.. T. Wheeler. J. NJ Fshei.
W J. Flynn Mr. and Mr. e. G. keailns. j. r.
l. livingston Mr. D. Livingston s neyaolis. l.
J. Ruinan. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bard Mr. and Mrs. q.
". Young Mrs. II. G. cr afy. Mr AMI Mr. J. Kee.cy.
!: a. Barker. T. + burke. Ms. " u K<narp u.
Sir and Mrs " watson MIR ami Ms VI. r
hayne. "; Richardson, g =. M W A. Natter.
ana Mrs Dixon. Mr. AMI hrs @. y. Ncac.- G ].
iascom: X lie Murns AMI flmily " Johns'n
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Mr., r9 WI ,I II H.. No5sn NJ l. ana Ng'
Eproock the Rev : : wise. j. v E.i,. H. e.
s.eyin Mrs ~ +. Me.sr. Mr. ami NJ, b. Chaice
and Mrs A. Ah.o;, g Acnc~. \ j. Wai.n. H.
ioxear S Sir and Mr. + n Hal. Mr, 5 p Rus.
So. II ". Russell. Me- = CarA MI ani Mr.. ".
Mr.. ana Sirs : Mayer. r II. I.5ncy. p. \ Mar
TN, g. -. Frost. Mrs vs. purllck. M.s- BIrl.eH
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Mr. anl Mrs. ". VI MpiH; Mr. anl NJ. " M0if
" J. Naulcrvoorsi. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. y Chase. J
+ Hcidcn. + Griffin. Mrs. = Sullivan. r.
Nicho.es j.. :. Clancy. Nj. ana Mrs. H. j No
Kcon. v :. Johnston. II Julson. Mr. anI Mrs
. u. Holman II. 4 Payton. Miss X. McGu.r.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Carmen. : q Tyler. VI 50 h. :
Tyler. Mr. ana Mrs h. Murphy. J r. HrnIrckso
a Gray. y VI. DoncraD. Miss T. f. Abrams
Cumming Mr.. and Mrs. g q. Nevins, e. T.. Hunt
ingion. MIR and Mrs. !. -. butcher Mr. ami Mrs. !
J q. butcher. Mrs r. +. Hoffman Miss j. "
souhwic4, Mrs, y. L. SonthMick; q. r.. Morton.
Mr. and Mrs W G. Abbott. ". j. Fischer. +. J. |
Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs N. Bloom J. II WOOD
bury. j. \ Miller. L. VI. koriwrghi. L. u. Rlrrlls. /
Miss L. Daily Mr. and Mrs. l.. VI Crdn1ell. Nj |
and Mrs J. ". Heddrn. Miss NJ 7. Heiicn. Mrs
j.. X. Nelson. Mr. ard Mrs T. Tanner Sir and Mrs. |
II, s Richardson. ". ". MACPHERSON. and Mr. and |
Mrs. 4. 4. Anderson.