New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
THE TIDE OF PLEASURE RISING TO ITS
MIDSUMMER HEIGHT.

CONVENTIONS To coME-GUEsTs AT THE HoTEIA
Saratoga Springs n. Y. July IA SpeciaD.-word
COMES from Cleveland that the National Convention
OF Christian Endeavor societies Will In all propa-
bity assemble here In 1896. The convention was
pledged to San Francisco provided the Californians
could Induce the trunk lines to accept one fare Tor
round-trip tickets but II Is thought that the railway
managers will not allow 80 large a concession
The conflict OF dates between TIE joint meetings
OF the New York State Teachers Association ana
the New-York state Art Teachers Association.
which met here July g. 10 and H. and the National
Educational Association at Asbury Park, July II, u
and 10, made lively work for those who desired 20
attend both sessions. The dates should nave Deen
week apart. large majority OF the members Oh
the State associations were bound to attend the Ma
tional Association perish in the attempt To ac'
compish this end business was curailed and rusneo.
Assemblymen Joseph l.. Whittet, Of Buffalo;
Thomas H. Robertson and John C. Stein. OF New
York. Benjamin NJ. Wilcox, Of Auburn; James
Scanlon. OF Brooklyn. and Richard j. Ihton' OK
Arcadia made a sort of semi-oficial visit here on
Monday and while In town were the guests OF
Sheriff W. w. Worden. They were on their way
to Dannemora Prison. The Assembymen sonsu-
tute a special committee to inspect and investigate
the prisons OF the State. Their report VIII De pre-
scented to the next Legislature
Camille DArville, Marie Jansen. Stuart Rooson'
Henry Dixey, H. c. Barnaby, Lillian Swain Charles
gene Ormonde announced as part OF the cast
for "A Midsummer Nights Dream" to be given
In the Grand Union Hotel grounds on August o. n
chorus and ballet of one hundred persons anu an
orchestra Of forty pieces will assist at the open-ar
performance The details being arranged oy
James w. MorrIssey, of New-York: William sey-
mour OF Boston and w. f. Woolley. The Shakes
pearean comedy will take the place or the usual
garden party
The State convention Of bankers to organize the
New-York State Bankers Association VIII meet
here the second week In August The date was
originally fixed for next week. but has recently
been changed.
p c. Cole OF New-York, who is guest al
the Adelphi Hotel bears the appearance OF
patriarch and is enjoying unusually goou heai'n
for one OF his advanced age While in rem
,n,scental mood, on Thursday. he said; i am
not what you would call your oldest inhaoitah''
but II there's an older Saratoga visitor than my
self vell-weu Ia Just like to see him. Some
old fellows are afraid TO tell their age. amt;
oh no not a bit Of II. Why should ]! WAS o.
years old last Sunday; July s IL my anniversary
Now | want 10 tell you something. "heh was
Il years old-ald that's good whlie ago.
made nv first trip TO Saratoga and off and on
I've been coming here for seventy years; ana We
been drinking these mineral waters ell along, too
1 first came here with my mother and aunt our
home bennington. VI. wnch IS PFeey
good town over there In those mountains we
hrOVN here
Afterward | went 10 Rome, where | engaged IN
business and about forty years ago | retired
and changed my residence to Eew-lork CITY, ana
that's a pretty smart town too lnterrosateh
about some OF the Incidents OF those early days.
Mr. Cole said: I'VE stopped at a small ho'ei Hear
the High Rock Spring. which at that urie was
substantially the of the village. renieIn-
Der we'll seeing Henry Clay. Daniel webster
General Scott and a lot Of such public men here.
There's one little incident that Impressed itset
on my memory Van Buren, was here ana was
being introduced to a number OF gentlemen ara
NJ Cnnton the widow OF Governor Clinton. was
present She snubbed him terribly, ana tae a Wan
Jtmrcn VAS introduced to the Widow Clinton she
turned her eyes in the direction ana pn1a ad no as
hornet but said nothing But al Of those people iss
have long since rss, p s,;sTT away al"
' Recent Si arrivals NewYor cy AM Imme-
Mr. and Mrs {. g. Wheelwrght, Mss v nee'wr ,S.
Miss NJ tirantlani. }. Frank. ", J. McChne MISS
Mrs ~ S ea1:s C. " Town + A. Boon J. A. VII.
amsqn Mrs Williamson H. 6 ysn Pest S snd fn@
Lead s v PsT Sa%,n Mr. and sas MIi M1 3.
Sir an" and Mls. i, j. clark J. J. y, p'YsIil F. De
NGyne K Mcu Re Mr rp and Mr crass
j ,'I p cossn. r r. Mansfield, II sav!n F; W.
S Mss e. r. D. w insr Mrs Z L. Warren, irs 4 i
Warran, 4.
J. Mclaughlin. Miss r. Faulkner, Mr. and Mrs L.
NJ Dagsett. Miss Richards. O. G. Guy; Mr. ana Mrs'
l.. Iernhemer. Mrs. II. Nordlinger, Miss n Nord-
lnger. Mss NJ Goldberg Mrs. Z. e; Nelson; MIS-.
+. Knower; F. T Morsheaa j. , GOiaSerg ana fa%-
Garmenda. T. + LSoms, Mrs Mr.. ~ "a ii r,s EanS'
". H. Dawson. 9. II. Bedford. II b. Smith, MI Mr.
and Mrs. II. j. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs; J. Jaspar'
j. D. Nicholson, Miss T. Davis. Miss Edwards MI.
and Mrs W Macarthur. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Levy
Mr.. and Mrs; J. pwyer Mr. and Mrs: J, J., { sex
{; Matchmaking Mrs l. K g., Gordon, n v, Roe Mrs
Z Zane Mrs 4 BSnSl Mri 3 S YGnss
Miss f.. p. Woodward. Mr. and Mrs l. NJ I bur-
berton Mrs. s: 4 waIes F. !. Stranshan' WIZ Mr.
ser MIR and Alrs. W. b. Taylor. Miss Wsstcott,
Mrs c. BALDWIN ". r. Hayward, i. J. Brown.
r w Freeman Mr. ami Mrs }. S. T. S,ranahan.
Mrs A. shannon Hiss Shannon. +. d. McClemens
and family. W. II Hooper. G. O. Brett MIS-; ARK
Mr ana anna Mrs Mrs A. townsend Mrs j. Roberts
Miss Roberts Mrs ID. F. Conkling. II. b. smith.
he NJ sses Holley, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Monohan Mt
and Mrs r. s Sturtevant Mr., and Mrs c. w.
perry Il mccarthy. A. W. Hendrlckson; Mrs.
s NJ Byrnes Miss Byrnes. A. Abel, e. J; Haynes.
Mrs r NJ Taylor, Miss O. Lowe Mrs w. Tay:or.
Airs A. G Smith. J. B. Roch. J. /; Hayden: Mrs.
r O O,mstead. Mrs. s. 7. Raymond, Mr.. and Ars
p a. Hubbard and j. r. Cox