New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
SARATOGA,S JULY CROWDS.
CAMPAIGN AGAINST GAMBLING.
,,,,.e,n,,xr sr1.RGrs SAYS THE LAW MUST BE
oBEyED- CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD NJ HE
SPRINGS MErRoPoLITAN VISITORS

| ,re,Drxr srt.RGrs SAYS THE LAW MUST BE
opryrp- CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD At THE
spp,xcs METROPOLITAN VISITORS.
Saratoga Springs. y. Y, J"ly b ''pe'lap' "'.l
ono or two exceptions. when CONVENE" u '"'se
membership has been In session mere '"' P''S'"'
, -, r,,l, week finds the greatest aggregation
ro'' J." " ,as,s SARATOGA has had the pleasure
..,t,,r, during any corresponding period IN
w. h,.,orv There IS a goolly company OF both
ho,h and Measure seekers at ali OF the ho'e'S ana
boarding houses. and the arrivals are '''''"'7
daily c...,,o,. ,,a~,os II
'"' -, h,s nat ~ the least met ihe ap-
,.,,, ~ ~. snoring fraternity and their sym
-, rho village executive. elected on re-
.o-r, and Better saratoEa platform ana s"-,".''i
M, ton out O: thirteen members oi '"' '''''' W
trustees officially informed the ho"'' e" "'','
'.,n,i.s,,rors ,ha, there must bc no gambling In
Saratoga Springs this summer. rr-''h' SUITE
uarsonallv Informed IN" commissioners '"' IL ''''
.t,.,,,ilin, and excise Avs were not RICHLY IN
,-ced no should be- compelled 20 prefer charges
ac,ns, then, for their acts OF omission In' better
element among residents, cotiaiefs anu N@''i' !"
ueyes that gambling Is an e'h ihat sh''' "o'
longer be allowed 70 haunt H. pF's'"'' ~ ''' ''
public. ,,, H.. t,,,,a
s,,, OH assemble here September H. Tn'
society has thirty chapters. with me n''i-h'p o
1900 5000.
.rh. x.,-york state Wholesale Groccrs' Associa-
ton on ia annual outing. VIII reacn mere %" '"'
Il and remain IN town seN"ral Gays.
The Georgia Press Association viii arrive ri M
t-r,,el states Hotel tomorrow afternoon. Inc
Georglans Will remain here about fori>-"'gh' h'''7
Tho American l. zion Of Honor VII be ID '''S''"
A, congress Hail on August I. am o.
Tho Republican County Convention VIII be h'''
a, Baiiston spa on july = ,,
The National daily union prayer meetings VI"
,h.s season be conducted under the auspices % the
yourq Mems Christian Association. instead 90 nc
saratoga Ministerial Association. - formerly.
The rorai tote Including the parade and ball. VII
take place during either the nrsi or second Week
Of September l. Will exceed ~ m's"''"'' '''
initial one given las; september
Bishop John =. Newman. o.; omaha. VINO mas n
co,,aee here spoke at Round Lake on the Fourth
o; July
Miss Kate Batchecf. daughter of General ana
Mrs George : Batchell'r. % safnios" SPINS"
and Paris France. on Wedn"s lay evening ~ IN"
Baichellor cottage IN C.IcHlar-si. entertained INC
re,,dent and visiting Daughters % the Revolution
The honored guest was Mr. j. Il. Mckee. dnnfh
ter ~ ex President harrison who Is - sing %"
summer a, the United states Hotel General liar.
bison is expected here in q short time. ami viii
probably make an extended sisit
FOURTH OF JrIN ATHLETICS.
The Fourth Of July sports at Wooliawn oval
were those ~ the zenith annual h"l Hif OF i''
Third Dis,ric, OF Ncw-Yo state Young Mems
Christian Association. scveriy-iwO amateur attn
le;.s represented the saratoga springs. West Troy
Troy Conoos. Albany. Waterford. : h""'c'ady am
Glens Falls branches Of the association. James
Robinson formerly - the ManhaiihD Athletic
cub vas referee. II" JUDGES were W. - p.ck'n-
son. o: Albany. j. \ sohaatte. % SARATOGA S3f.nss
PAU .. Cable. Of Troy j. r. Pagan. OF Lansing
burg. and J. T. close Of West Troy
Dennis McI.aush.ln. of New-Nork C''y. ha@
leased for n. season Mrs H. f.. Adams's cottage 10
CaroIac-st. The Robert Van Deusen cot,age. .n
the same street. has been rented for the summer
by Georg. II Wopiey. % Euffa.o.
W ! FIrzpatrlck has been engaged as starter
FOR the Saratoga Racing Association and Wi. begin
hi, d..,ies Oh July ~ wnen n" summer meeting
opens. l. IS rumorei that Keene. Re mon; and 9th
prom!n"n. turin.a associated with them made
latter II Is stated. PLACED it, figures $s1o cash.
which was not iavoraDy considered. tn' ground Tor
objection beng tnai me pro, vas too nsh. Ne
As 4 means % promoting the hEancia. !rferc-'s
lncuding several cottagei- issued Fourth OF July
number OF the Dany Sarniog an the mana1e-
fanishneni for on~ iay ihe promotion tncc,,
great credit upon those who succ -sfuly carried /,
On jay - Cardinals Eanl. o.. Albany. ami
JOY ,rcnrS'ra, o. rY,n , Ds
Spring Park and Congress Ha.! respectively. sub
tinted States iioicl MONDAY morning. ana rcmalr
there iII october Iund's Orches'rN. %; Bunlo.
opened the musical season at the Grand Mon Hotel
on the Fourth Of Ju'y. There VIII b. muse al the
hacine rafk as nsnn' ms , se;a.on v,..,.
be given In the Grand Union grounds the first
week in Augnsi; vii include he Wolf Hopper.
blanche Walsh. Charles Barron. Eugene Ormond
and Slncy Booth. James W. Morrssey OF New
York. has charge Of the arrangements
The convention feature for next week VIII be-
the annual meeting OF the NcwYork Stat Bank
ers' Association. which has a membership OF a.
most fDb. II VIII be In session W . I' and
Thursday Among the prominent inanclcrs who
Yates, James q. Cannon ana X. l.. EDWARDS.
LATE ARRIVALS
Among the late arrivals from the Greater New
York are W. NJ Gillian and family Mrs l. Il
Irving. Mrs +. Feutohwaagcr. Miss Feutchwan-
ger. Miss NJ. \. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. e. H. Hop
kins s l.. Durham. J. J. O'Connor. Miss Nellie
OConnor. Mrs. Il. W Rice. II. l.. Boiler. T. :
Holmes Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gart. the Misses Ste
y We H III "hd W Nh Tnire w H. 1nd Mrs. L.
C. T. Williams the Misses Williams. Mr. Josiah
Bcden. Mrs. :. II; Lindsey. s q. Iogcrl' Mrs
Miss 's solomon Mrs s HalchfSrd. $ nIn,rn.
ford. Mr., ana Mrs. r. Iasner; Mrs e senior Mrs
6 L. iIarfvel;, Mr., and Mrs. $ T. " F FEET
mods. "; Chance. Mr. ana Yrs. q. :. iirescry
N " an" sn Mf' & MIS- ~ G"S Il P5sSH E S
T. Baldwin. Miss NJ T. Baldwin, Mrs Il. X Neil
son. j. H. Webster, Miss VI. Goilberg Mir ,nI
Mrs. e. Cohn the Misses cohn. * ~ COIN Dr g.
$. May. Mr.. and Mrs. +: J, Oakes. +. H. Euliari
and family. Miss Flint. the Rev " j. Huche. fh..
Rev. II. g. PARKS. Mira j. h. sc;bner Mrs r.
King. Mrs: VI. q. lyttenbera. G. Ryttenberg Mr.
and Mrs. J. Sands. W. Il. Coughtry and family q
y. Hudson, J. u. craig and family. Mr. and Mrs
H. G Haskell Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Hughes r. H.
Gallagher Mrs. ]. Montgomery. Mrs. |. ouance
II. Fesscnien. Mrs. r. f.. Byers. y. V. " Byers
g Stover. Mss J. F; sioyer Mrs f.. Runyon Mrs
+. W. kingsand Miss Kingsiand. l.. Eaklns / r
Jones. Miss 81 G. Leibold Mr.. and Mrs A. J. De
ia ay. NJ. Adler G. y. Dury"a. J. ". Egery. IL. T.
Phiister. Miss +. j. Stover. o. ". Clapp " ! val
lace, Mr.. and Mrs VI s Fremont H. Oits-n. ir' D.
r. Trayers. g.: W. Cropsey. Mrs. :. q Rogeri MIR
and Mrs. c. f. IIal, g. iall Miss Hall MIR and
Mrs. J. {. r. Eckerson, O. II. Marvin. Mrs r H.
Meyers Mrs j: James. \. i. Brecn. j T. McKer
non. f. II. lube. Miss lube, g. C. Hastnes r
Mr.. and Mrs, |. T. Smith. Mrs II. a. Cote MISS
4. Haliet'. Miss +. +. Hallett. Miss l.. |. Jacaur-
Walker. Miss Walker. A. N Alexa nderaan II