New-York tribune., 1894-06-17
CONVENTION AT SARAIOGA.
ABROAD MEN HAVE MADE THE TOWN
THEIR OWN.
,,o,n- ~, rt,rt ryprc-rrD NEXT wEEK-PREPAR-

MORE OF THEM EXPECTED NEXT WEEk-fHErAN-
rxc FOR AN ATHLETIC MEETING-MusIc.
coro,ogo snr,nRs n Y. June l6 (Speciap.-Ihe
,,ac,,acen, weather OF the past week ana the re-
markedly large increase in the number OF , ',s''o'
have given the season an Impetus 'ha' - "'s''
plea sing to all Aside from those attrac'et 'e'r 49,.
hv the Court Of Appeals. the Master Cat
Association and the Master Mechanics A~ssoo.", ~
ton the continued arrival OF cottage coo''S'' -"
many other guests has given this place an ar u
activity seldom enjoyed at this early date ,.-.
A, ton tables in Congress Hall parlor on Thurs-
dav afternoon forty women were e"s"b.' 80
nlcasant diversion OF playing whist. Ihey were
.. ., ,a. o,d Aaughters OF members OF the Master
or-uuuders' Association. who at that time were
olseUhere absorbed IN the duty OF revising 'he
code OF rule for the interchange or ualH' oe'"''"
the numerous roads included IN the aSSo0.A,0,'
The master car-buders yesterday cohcIuien '''''
annual session. but the great majority VIII remain
over next week 10 the convention Oh the ""'..'
Mechanics Association before which Chauncey NJ
| pene,y will on Monday deliver an address me
railway people are having delightful time anu
| are highly pleased with Saratoga as d Co"''""O'
centre They brought with them reeves > A',l''
o, p,rd twenty 1--WE pieces. of Providence H. l.
There IS IA small brigade OF railway SuppS "e''
on hand. and they are making ho'ao'e , su,~
| M the duty OF entertaining their railway iriehus'
| The railway people to-day made an eAc"ISio" ~
Lake George .,, c.....
The Amateur Athletic Union Of the United suites
v,l hold It's annual outdoor championship games at
Woodiawn oval on July H II Is announced '''a'
s,xtvnve clubs will be represented by 500 athleteA
| THO officials FOR that day are mostly from New
York city and Immediate vicinity. Inc hst IN
I cludes: Referee James T.. Sullivan; JudBrs, "''.
iar B Curtis Barlow S Weeks. Julius haruer' H.
II Love and J. Booth. timekeepers, MORT blshop'
Robert Stoll j. {. Spaeth, J. H. Abeeh )r' anu T.
T Windell. inspectors Wharton Weehan. George
=, Smith " J. Iinehan. William ii. Manning W.
Scott Cameron, H. Van Tambecht- D. ~ poyu' %
j. Carroll. r. J. Allen. T. ]. Brennan ana - NJ
Welsh: field Judges for weights, Cyrei hoo'hso"'
John Walsh and a. W Rider; field judges ior
tumps 4. A. Jordan. Hugh Baxter and w. j.
swan. referee of cycling Howard L. Raymond;
umpires OF cycling. John c. Gulick H. IA |uS',
George Kaiser and l. McIntire; clerk OF course anu
assistants, John DIXON Il; fnuulrds and schmidt:
scorer - C. Carter: assistants. c. Z. IIuck. T. J;
sweeney - / ] Tarticr H. Henderson. W fairfield
Dimsc: assistants. w. W. scott ana , "A. starr, IT.
snHoHnce5 p Moore and J. Marburg starter,
". IL Robertson, Official rePorter nusH . nrn
ernmme for other outdoor sports TO be given AT
the oval during the summer and early autumn" -, IN n
attract a large number Of the best players III the
United states and the Dominion. ., -, luna
| The United States Hotel Will be reopened on June
| 26 when the New-York State Pharmaceutical Asso
citation will assemble and make their headquaIs,ers
here. The pharmaceutlsts VII remain IN session session
four days. The American Papermakers Assovia. "a,
] "A business session
! The Court OF Appeals will probably end IT'S sara
toga summer term in about ten days. only SIX OF
! the Judges are now on the bench. Chief Judge
| Charles Andrews OF Syracuse. having sailed last
! Monday for Europe, for the benefit OF his health
| Judge Andrews will return for the october term
! which will convene at Albany.
! All OF the bands and orchestras are expected
within A few days when all OF the regular concerts,
dances and other festivities will be begun for the
season. Stubs orchestra. OF Newly ork, VIII re-
| place the United States Hotel :; John
| Iund's orchestra, of Buffalo, at the Grand Union
Hotel; Joyces orchestra. OF New-York, at Congress
| Spring Park There will also be orchestras al the
! Windsor and Clarendon Hotels. Congress Spring
Park has been reopened TO the public. and Is daily
the scene OF many pleasant gatherings. and the
same may be said OF the Hathorn. kissingen, Pat
| terson Vichy and all the other springs.
/ Although the Grand Commandery or knights
Templar does not hold its annual meeting here till
| the second week In September. quarters are al
ready being booked by some OF the communicates.
/ Four bodies have concluded negotiations with Con-
gress Hall. and at least dozen more have written
! this and other hotels. Prominent knights Tempar
| state that IL will be OF the largest gatherings
OF the kind seen In the State, and that prob
panied by as many bands will make pilgrmages
| here at that time. Washington Commandery, No
49, X. r, is making extensive preparations for its
entertainment.
George -. Babcock representative OF the Le
high Valley. attending the Master Car builders AS
sociation convention, met with a sudden affction
Thursday afternoon. \ telegram broke the sad in
teligence that his SON. George W. Babcock an
engineer on the Hooking Valley road had met with
fatal accident General sympathy was extended
to the old gentleman. who departed the first out
going train for Ithaca. his home