New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
IN BRILLIANT SARATOGA.
TOO MUCH REFORM FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
STATESMEN.
>,rrr,xcs .ND LECTURES OF THE wEEK-THF
RACING SEASON TO CLOSE THURSDAY
PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.

MEETINGS AND LECTURES OF THE wEEK-THE
RACING SEASON TO CLOSE THURSDAY
PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.
Saratoga Spring, y. y, Aug IL tSpeciap'-lheie
s a strange rumor anoat that the Democratic S'a'e
Committee In selecting Syracuse for It's September
"a convention. sought to teach reformed SARATOGA
n lesson Whether this IL so or not, numper Vi
the Tammany Hall people here and their Immediate
friends on hearing that Saratoga had not been Sc
lected openly expressed their Gratihcauon over inc
result.
Summer visitors have during the week found inc
weather all that could be desired and they nave
appreciated 1t TO the fullest extent. Inc seaso"
has reached its height. which means that sara'oss
Is entertaining thousands OF people from all paris
OF this broad continent.
The convention Of colored Republicans from all
parts Of the State was not largely attended as
expected. 1t held in the old Court OF Appears
In the Town Hall Building. The object OF the coh-
vention. which began yesterday and continued TO-
day. was to organize a Coored Republican League
The village president. Charles II. Sturges' maoe
the address OF welcome at the opening session.
large company OF prominent people were enter
tained Thursday afternoon at Yaddo. the summer
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Trask. on Union
song recital given by Frank Hunter
Potter, OF New-York City. and he was assisted ny
Dr. Jeffreys. also of that city
The Rev. Dr. James Van Benschoten read a paper
THE interpretations of Greek Metaphor. before
the Ministerial Association at Temple Grove last
Monday. DR.. Van Benschoten is professor OF
Greek in Wesleyan University.
The Saratoga summer lectures. which cover four
sessions each week, are rapidly increasing in popu-
larty They attract audiences that fill. every seat
in the opera house This weeks series was deiiv-
cred by William II. McElroy. and his subjects were:
Tuesday, Random Recol.ections OF Oliver Wendeii
Holmes; Wednesday "Repartee as a Fine Art;
nous Men Famous Dinners" Professor G. Fred
erck Wright. of Oberin College. will deliver
series OF four lectures next week.
The Albany Country Club will hold open air
horse show at the Union-ave. running park OF the
Saratoga Racing Association on August - and a.
instead OF at Wood.awn oval August q and y. as
originally announced.
Captain Il. f. Judson has been appointed marshal
for the floral fete parade. which will take place
on Thursday. September .. There will be over 800
carriages and floats and many bicycles in line
The ball will be given at the Convention Hall in the
evening.
A small but interesting body the Empire AS
ISOLATION OF Deaf Mutes which held its annual
session here Thursday and Friday. The sign
language used. and the business was rapidly
dispatched.
Four hundred Presbyterians and summer guests
on Thursday made 0o-nile trip through Lake
Champaign The Episcopalians will visit Lake
George Tuesday.
The Saratoga Racing Association will on August
% wind up its running for the season OF 1895
The meeting. a whole. has been far from a
prosperous one and had 1t been closed several days
ago would have been surprised
The Cuban rebellion has affected Saratoga, and re-
suited N the closing Of the Everett House, on
South Broadway. This Motel managed by F. NJ
suarez a Spaniard has for years been the head
quarters OF the Cuban colony. This year many OF
its patrons unable to leave Cuba.
A. Belmont Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Riggs. Mr.. and
Mrs ". B. Kendall Mr.. and Mrs. c. Johnson Mr..
and Mrs A. c. Smith. W. p. Stevenson. II. San
ford Miss f. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smith.
Mrs j. NJ. Pinckney and family. J. Guckenheimer.
A. s NJ Lozer. Mrs. r. F. Harnett. Mr. and Mrs.
s. w Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dit;enhoefer /.
City. are ct the United States Hotel.
M , R Fa Miss i pS"ean mr. Mr. and an" Mrs. si
WIPER IS end Mrs H o D9nSsn NJ Ms. Mu e
SeIson H. + Hollis ali Of Se~-York city are at
Mn Miss s,y., Ifehin Mi' NJ H.
Sir and Mrs c: H Fellows Mr. and Mrs IS, v1 D.
0 g. Rider M Mr. a and Mrs C. A. Hess Mrs B. Doc
ar Mr. and Mr., R Trs Mss M ksy%ons
Gleason. Miss p. Hudng; Mrs J Cassidy j. !, j.
Cassidy JacksSh MISS NJ HHr V ARE M at an the
Grand Union Hotel, ,,,.r. NJ 49,, NJ. W.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. i. Wells. MI ana MIS-: W. T.
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Champs. g: II. Howarth,
W. NJ Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. NJ. Bullock. Mr.;
and Mrs. j. NJ Hunter. X. c. McCammon. Mr.. and
Mrs 6. F. Egan of New-York City, are at the
Mrs s. B. Gale. Mrs. d. W. Kilbourne, Mrs. L.
c. Waehner. Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. T. W FREEMAN
Murphy, Miss a. T. Mcintyre. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Coney. of New-York City. are at the huesus
House. 80 -,
MIR and Mrs T.. Jones Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Full
ton Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. III. W.
Thompson Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ sehoneId. ", II.
Nc E,roy Mrs J. o. Burrage. all OF New-York city,
are at the Clarendon Hotel =,
Mr. and Mrs. T. O'Bren, Mr. and Mrs. +. Her
bert j. Russell Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Graf. OF New
Mrs. r. H. Lane. Miss Lane. Miss X. Moore.
Mrs A. H. sherwood. Mr.. and Mrs, F. W; Van
Loon, OF New-York City, are at the 1Anwood.
c. +. Williams Miss r. Folger. Mr. and Mrs p.
T Williams OF New-York. are at tho Lafayette
Mrs j. f. Gerow l.. Gerow. D. G. Crawford. Miss
Warren. c. Rushman. Mrs, j. T. Rice. Of New
York arc at DR.. Strongs Slnitarium
Mr. and Mrs. C; W; pierson. C. r. Mahoney, the
Misses Kelley. J. b. Murphy, H.; {. Green. OF
New-York. are at the Adelphi Hotel
J. A. Bliss Mrs d. J. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs I.
D. Jordan J. r. Hamilton Mr.. and Mrs. p. Dono-
hue, Of New-York. at the Windsor Hotel