New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-08
MUSICIANS AT SARATOGA.
rr1E,y CAME NOT IN LARGE NUMBERS.
BUT THEY HAD A GOOD TINE.
sc,,oo, rr.c,trps WILL, MEET NEXT wEEK-AN
ATTRACTIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,,te,-opS HOTEL, GUESTS
vIsIToRsLHOTEL GUESTS.

the Music Teachers National Association "hch
held It's sixteenth annual meeting here TINS week.
did rot prove numerical success yet IL WIS at
tended nv come of the most distinguished artists
in the country and the concerts given were OF
the highest merit. Less than one hundred were
in attendance, which was only ABOUT ohe-sihth vi
the number expected at Congress Han. the mean
quarters of the association. Railway troubles and
the interruption to travel placed an embargo on
the Northwestern members. Other causes were
also assigned for the small Attendance, the prhci-
pal ones being the depressed business conditioh era
an apparent declining interest In the hssocihto''
Those who honored the annual gathering with 'heir
presence had a most delightful time. Among the ar
lists who took part in the concerts and recitas
were Nine Zippora Monteith, Miss Amy Fay
Frank II. Potter, Albert g. Thiess. r. A. farsohS
and Arthur Friedheim. Of New-fork; MISS May
EsteIle Acton. Emil Licbng and w Waugh Lam
der Of Chicago; Mrs. Ida Norton. william huhck'
Herman Bruckner. Walter Voigtlander and Alfred
Hoffman of Detroit: Morris Scinert and Albert
Stelnert Of New Haven. Others who took an active
part Included II. +. Krehbiel, a. X virgin ana
Or. J. c. Griggs. OF New-York; Is. j. Lang ana
Carlton c. Mitchell, OF Boston NJ also did MISS
Laura Sanford. of Chicago, and Miss julie Geyer'
Of New-York. The association last evening brought
its musical labors TO a close.
H. A. Cuyon's orchestra is giving concerts nj
Thomas's Lake House at Saratoga Lake. {. w.
Stubs orchestra. Of Ncw-York today began It's
summer engagement At the United states Hotel
John Iund's orchestra, OF buffalo, returned to
the Grand Union Hotel on Wednesday. dance
was given at this hotel tonight John Gartlands
band. OF Albany. and Joyce's orchestra, OF New
York. will return to Congress Spring Park ana
Congress Hall respectively within a few days.
Two state bodies will meet her simultaneously
next week and remain In session three days. Joint
meetings will be held. They Will begin Mondny
evening and close Wednesday afternoon. These or
ganizations will include the New-York state Teach
ers' Association. which viii hold its forty-ninth
annual meeting. and the New-York state Art
Teachers Association. which was organized mere
in July. 1892 The meetings Will be held In the
Washington street Methodist Church. and ne art
exhibit VIII be located in the Convention Hall The
state Teachers will meet mornings ana evenings
and the Art Teachers afternoons The attendance
promises 10 be large. on Monday evening the adj
dress Of welcome will be made by President George
NJ Crippen. OF the Saratoga Springs Board OF Edu-
cation lie Will De followed by Principal George +.
Hardy Of New-Yor city president OF the State
Teachers Associations who will make an address
on The Schoolmaster" President Seth Low. OF
Columbia College. Will deliver the annual educa-
tional address a CITY University" being the sub
iect The subjects announced for Tuesday and
Wednesday are arranged ia the following order:
THE Human Interest OF the High School Classics,
Eleanor McCulloch Gamble OF the ilattsbuTE Nor
nal school "A Needed Reform, Charles huxley
Hubbcu. Commissioner OF Education. New YORK
CITY: Compulsory Elucaton." John Jasper. Su-
pcrintcndent OF Schools New York city. The out
look for the Rural school" Commissioner Ellis j.
Ellwool Of Ilon. annual address 81 the state
Superintendent OF Public Instruction. james +
Crooker OF Albany. The Rural schools: are Th"y
Keeping Pace In Improvement with the city
schoolsr' 4 y Poland. stntc superintendent OF
Public instruction Of New-Jers"y: "spon'aneiy
IN School Work" Anna x Egglesion ~ the Huf-
falo Normal School. review OF the Report OF The
Committee ~ Ten the teaching ~ mathematics
AMI language. Principal Claiming Stohh'ns of
BROOKLYN Before the STATE Art Tcach"rs' Asso-
citation several papers viii be read. including
method ln Teaching Frcohanl Perspective" Pro
lessor + c. colby. o. The Mechanics Institute.
Rochester. Art Education In Grammar Grades.
John Langlon Graves. supervisor 90 drawing. sym
cuse. Drawing IN tngrndei schools" 'rh'" J"
Rice. state Director Of Drawing. Buffalo. Manual
Training IN Grades Below the High School" FL
win g Vanaerpo1l. % the Manual Training school.
brooklyn. Congress Hall viii be the headquarters
for both essocinton'
The National Educational Assoc alton will he IN
session ~ Asbury Park on Jr.y II. y a'l 1A
special tain WI. leave Saratoga fprnS' on
Wednesday afternoon AMI WI roach Ashrrr Park
IN Che evening This yi enable members ~ both
s.ate associations opportunity - attend 'hc annual
meeting u DE National body.
The Trr,r Athletic Association. accompanied hy
Dor.nc's BanI AMI "a thousand or more friends -
Troy. made their annual pilgrimage - 'Ai" place
yes:erIay The cxclrsloni~'s made the bc't %
their brief outing. visiting about every point ~
attraction between Mount M~ireg3r AMI Slratoga
Lake They started Troywarls a. a late hour Last
night
The matrimonial buslres. do@s not seem ~ De
affected by either tariff agitation railway troubles
or any other dsionieI state ~ Affairs. fo- one OF
the broadway hotels has under ~ roof seven
newly married couples. who are passing Their
honeymoon here Two are from New-fofk ana
one each from BOSTON, Chicago. San Francisco,
Montreal and London.
t,tiU int M lrr
az having an unprecedented rainfall record. so
far ~ this section is concerned During the thirty
DAYS . HOO inches Of rain preclpitated The
record for the corresponding period IN 1888 was
$500 inches and IN ls'2 u was 1910 inches.
At Congress Han on THURSDAY morning was h1l'
a meeting Of hotel managers ana citizens 10 de.
wise means for the entertainment 81 the Nh.loha'
Convention OF Young Peoples Societies OF ChTs-
tan EnIeavor. should that body decide T. as
'rhr convention viii meet IN Cleveland next week,
when the saratoga overture VII p' e@''"''' -
q committee representing inis place.
The Fourth OF July celebrated at Woollawn
oval by an all-day programme % bicycle contests
and athletic sports. which were engaged In hy a
large number OF amateurs representing towns
within radius Of nfty miles Prizes were awarded
". u. Howeis IS returning from Europe having
been summoned by cable % ne bedside Of rs
aged father. who lives in onto. Ills daughter. VINO
went a6rONG with him. Is at present wlth SamirI
l. Clemens Mark IVAN ana NJ iaWy !" TafM r
Saratoga and are passing the season al Ieinp'e
The family Of United States Senator Edward
Murphy jr. % Troy. will spend tne sufnrner In
Ciement-ave Senator Murphy joined them on
Wednesday evening coming through from WAsh,
his son l.. -. Kclrncy. % Ncw-Iork t!iy. have
rcopened their summer cottages ". >. Ma'thy'
81 New-York city gave an exhibition OF bicycle
riding in the Convention Hall on Thursday even
INC Tho Saratoga baths are 10 b" Kept open
,hroughoui inc year This establishment cost up
ward 81 S50Op) and Is owned by II. VI. Levenpton,
Jr lie viii probably enlarge them before ano'her
At iIaihorn Spring on Thursday morning were
gafhcrel a congenlal group OF visitors enjoying
ilelr constitutional beverage. They began com
parlng notes "a the number ~ seasons ihey haI
Visited Saratoga. Ouookcrs were interested IN the
tror,, !lnrs and listened !rently. I've been CON-
Ing 10 Saratoga since the var, remarked one 81
hav. several D. rs" observed another. Il came
here first in S." chlnel IN ano her old hahiu".