New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
THE BANKERS IN SARATOGA.
mrAsANr ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED
THEM AND THEIR WIVES.
orr GAMBLING FRATERNITY IN DIsrREss-CoM-
ING MEETINGS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NETWORK PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS


Saratoga Springs. NJ Y. July 10 (speciaD.-J.
s.r,,ng Morton Of Nebraska. Mr.. Cleveland's Sec
s.,.ry Of Agriculture. who has been Saratoga
r,e,tor this week. Is OF the opinion that this woud
so capital place to hold the Democratic National
ronvenilon In June. 1896. While he is Western
he believes In rotation and comedies that Sara
,osa Is the best convention town In the East sec
,erary Morton had a seat on the platform curing
.he second annual convention OF the New-York
gate Bankers Association. at the Grand Union
Hotel, on Wednesday and Thursday.
The association made the best use OF Its time on
rhursday The closing session lasted from 1890
clock in the morning till PAS o'clock in the after
oon Immediately after dinner the bankers and
,ns,r wives and daughters went to Mount Nc
cragor and the Saratoga Monument at schuyler
v,,Ie' At Yaddo. the Union-ave. country seat OF
cosrcer Trask the New-York banker. they were
n,.rtained at tea between 3 and 7. and at $3.50
,ock In the evening they sat down to their annual
:. nouet in the Grand Union Hotel ballroom
miners have been in order here this week. At
~. United States Hotel on Tuesday afternoon a
complimentary dinner given to Bishops Quin-
"a I'd Scarborough Perry and Walker, VINO are
testing their midsummer leisure here and several
,rv,:sd guests including ladies' sixteen covers being
laid The givers of the entertainment were Hiram
romnkns William B. Gage and DR.. John l.. Perry.
Nm Wednesday one OF the party invited the BISHOPS
"a gentlemen to a breakfast at Saratoga Lake.
a.rv appeared on the scene at the lake and sur
,.sd ~ no small degree her husband and his dis
,nsu,shed guests AS II turned out, the Saratoga
lake breakfast was rendered additionally attractive
nv the fair reinforcements.
The National Confectioners Association held its
,vs,th annual meeting here on Tuesday and
Wednesday, and a large number Of the delegates
40 s,ill in town and will remain here several days.
49, nr,ncipal object OF this association. besides hav-
A., lesurely good time. is to secure legislation In
ne several States in favor Of pure-candy laws ana
the ferretng out of authorizations Such laws nave
han passed in seventeen states
The pharisaicai members of the gambling fra
rnrv are in sore distress as they are beginning 10
and out that the laws are enforced ana that 'his
rnmer resort is no longer controlled by them
village President Charles H. sturgess uitmatum
a. the Board of Police Commissioners means ex-
.ctIy what he said-that gambling must not exist
.,a that II the Commissioners do not enforce the
laws he will promptly prefer charges agaihs. them
md have them removed. The beneficial enect OF
~. village presidents utimatum Is already ap-
nsrent much to the satisfaction OF law-aoldlns
people. IN ,orc.
cext week to witness the Saratoga Lake ahhuai
,egatta of the National Association OF Amateur
osrsmen 1t will take place on wednesday and
rs-saoy Tho participants will include some OF
me hest amateur rowing talent In the United
r,o,es and Canada and the races will undoubtedly
be holly contested ,.,.
ono week from to-day the Saratoga Association
will begin its forty-day summer meeting OF run
rro races The track is in perfect CONDITION.
rive or more races will be given each day and they
v,u begin at II 80 o'clock in the morning
Kumetaro Sasao of Japan, delivered lecture
IN the Second Presbyterian Church on Ihursuay
evening. .,., ,,,
The New-York Wholesale Grocers Association Will
roset AT the United States Hotel next Ihursoay
Tho Nationa. Proportional Representation League
will be In session at Congress Hall on July ~ 20
and o. The New-York State Proportional repre-
sentatlon Society will meet there at the same time'
The Junger Maennerchor. OF Philadelphia Will
reach the American Hotel on Wednesday next.
The Board OF Street Commissioners has issued an
.a,c, clearing Broadway OF all express wagons and
hacks and has created permanent stands for them
on several Of the side streets. This Is done IN the
interest Of summer visitors who bring their car
riaxes with them. and desire more room on tne
main boulevard Of the village
Among late arrivals from the Greater New-fork
are Mr.. and Mrs w. A. German. s. Marks. W. H.
Hannev. T. w. White f. L. White. Mr.. and Mrs
". H. oakley 1r. DR.. w. J. Hill. Miss c. Oakley
Dr. J. NJ Thompson. Miss F. Thompson. W. a. NJ.
Goode, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wolff J. J. Flood +. ".
schell J. F. Mooney. j. C. shumer. j. Greenhe, y,
e NJ. Dunsteed. J. J. Matchett Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
W. %s. MI mr. ana sYq M mi' Tss1s ana M1;
Ewing M She snd Ms Mr. a1d M' James Mrs.
Kayser Miss + Kayssr Mrs M, N si% Non. 2.
HSInSOysr d Esate4 M Ms. BAXTER MS:
S.s Jenkins Miss H E M na MRS mr. AND
Mrs C. NickelsSn, NJ Beard s,d a. p Mr cis ark
T. Mfi Lewis. Miss C. HiDbs Mr. and Mrs. q ": Bur
snf HAYNES j. r., E.' MFs i ai5son Strong
j. Ncrdinge Miss NJ Nor1inssr F. p M Bard J. T.
s''fss y + si E. y. Ss:s
J. %oibach. Mr.. and Mrs D. +. Porter. F. Jenkins.
Mrs KspDel D. Keppe v Mr. s My a MRS Ms 6
i. Hook. Miss Hart q; TODD. ): r Grace g; ~. a:
s .sy NJ sssssSs II Mrs. j. Clarke
Clarke, Mrs. r. F. Heumann, Mr.: and Mrs M
sslinser M and Mrs J. Cayins. q, Huber Mss.
mann H. w. Maurier, G. Abbott; E; A: Martin. !.
s@se1 e Ass?sIa @ hsPsasa E
e. .3f N " T al LqEa %ns F. Esus s sss
Hudson Bsyap j. Dv WAL Mr. and nrs MTs.
& shayne, Mr. and Mrs; p Laske. the hoI Rev. I.
csf Essse J. e. Swan, B. f. %yfss Miss
A. ana MS Panap, Mr. and Mrs ss,d F. Alfred si
Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs: H. P. Gage: Mr. and Mrs C.
Ten %crden. I Mr. and Mrs B. T. 5eat!Ie j. 5.
Dcnala.on H. E. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs rs H. NJ MIR lr-
1 Prchar asv T. E'; Mocrhesd s H. Stevens IT,
c. I'M Mss Rellins 4: g. Ls sTS 5ry W LIZ R
AeDon nell. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. De Rider. Mr.
a: Mrs sshaeeT N s5s and Mrs. s 20 yco4 A. Max r
Yassett H D. Cox. L. +. Schwab Mr.. and Mrs. J.
seOsrtsSn W WilIamsSSns sb H. p Hssris Mr. r.
and Mrs. L. ]. Perry. DR.. f. Haines. j. b. Yates.
&C. Misses Giord Whi1Sssk r Mas H F WS,;s
Todd Mrs Cornell p O. Andersen Mrs "a; A.
y Moore. I. r. Wills. H. p: Purcell. +. Bergh'
sS,scx s%yth T. Levy R p sRIensMs Mis-. NM n
Brown Miss s. A. Pope, II. G.. Schmidt MIS-. a.
SSsach Miss Beach j G. Beach: MISS S 6n;ee
MISS Quigg. Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Jones' MT and
mrs. D. r. Trask, Miss Simpson. the MISSES neh-
nlng and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Barhydt.
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