New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
A SARATOGA HAB1TUE.
THE SEASON RAPIDLY OPENING AT THE
SPRINGS.
No MORE GAMBLING AT TIE cLUBS-AMATEUR
oARsMEN on THE LAKE-CIiRIsTIAN EN-

40 MORE GAMBLING AT TIE cLuBs-AMATEcR
DEAvoREns ARRIvE-THE RACES
Saratoga Springs July 20 (SpecaD.-Proba bly, the
Oldest habitue in town is the Rev. Dr. l." H. An
gier OF Boston, who Is eighty -four years DID, bu'
Is apparently well preserved as most men score
OF years his junior DIR. Anjier says he mas passed
his summer vacations here for over half century
and he credits his good health and longevity to the
saratoZa mineral water and the nvigoratin8 eli
male.
The season is rapidly reaching Its height The ar
rivals are increasing daily and all the hotels ana
boarding houses brilliant with activity and right
royal good cheer. The weather has been very IA
vorabe for all kinds OF outdoor diversions: they
have been INDUCED In TO a large extent by both
visitors and cottagers There Is an unusually large
amount OF driving this season. and bicychhs IL the
IA shionable craze both among young and o.d.
There is scarcely cottager but Is master OF the
wheel The bicycle paths to the ge,sers and Sara
toga Lake and leading to other points OF interest are
all we'll patronized.
Village President Charles H. Sturges on Thursday
promptly contradcted the rumor that he had re-
signed his office In the most explicit language ne
ADDED that he had no intention or Iesignlng Inc
presumption Is that the story originated with some
OF those who affected by Village President stur-
CESS ultimatum calling for the enforcement OF the
an ti-gambling laws. While there Is some private
gambling here there are said to be no games in
operation at any OF the clubhouses. which TO all
appear noes are closed open public gambling does
exist In Saratoga
The twenty third annual regatta OF the Nationai
Association OF Amateur Oarsmen was the Saratoga
Lake feature on Wednesday and Thursday. The
States represented were New-York. Pennsylvania.
Massachusetts, Connecticut. New-Jcrscy. Michigan.
Minnesota and Illinois also Ontario. Mani;o-
ba and British Columbia. There was large attend
on both days
Several small delegations OF Christian Enceavor-
crs who attended the Boston convention last week.
while homeward bound have during the past few
days taken a view Of Saratoga life In July
lanes W Morrissey, o: Now-YorN city, is AZ the
Grand Union Hotel completing the arrangement
and the details 10: tho open air festivals to be gwen
in the hotel grounds during the opening week Of
August He believes that 1t viii be one OF The most
brilliant weeks this place has ever seen.
The running races were begun to-day under the
management OF the Saratoga Racing Association.
Of which Edward Kearney. Of Ncw-York CITY. IL
president The association on Thursday announced
through a local paper that in conformity WITH IN"
rules OF the Jockey CLUB. No passes VIII be issued
this season.
Among the late arrivals from the Greater New
York are g. l.. Valentine g. L. Nalentine IT,
Miss f. Valentine W. II. Hays. Mr. and Mrs r. y.
Runyon Mrs. ". II. Roser Mrs. VI. Boyd. Mr.
and Mrs T. A. Howell. a. d. Barton. Mr. and Mrs
j. S. McHenry. u. Henncssey Miss Hennesscy. MISS
May Wilson. Miss r.. Howell. W. IL. Nickory. J. NJ
Remschruber W. 8 Doanc. Mr.. and Mrs. r. a.
Owens Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Auerhach. Mrs. r. i.
Harper Mr. and Mrs. &. J.. Bland. u. H. Gaines.
Mrs r. II. Gaincs. u. j. Gaines. jr. Mis- Gaines
j. b. Raihbun. J. Laverty, II. II. Blithefs. O. II.
Dean. l.. a. Leonard N. X. Ryt'enoers the Krv'
pr G. bacchqf 6 brown: MIS- H. MunySn' M's'
Mrs NJ = Runyon. pr O II Sm''h, Wa" No 49,
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Boyd. Miss l.. / Boyd " l. B9ya, y! { Boy!
T. r schwartz. g. r. Young e. l.. Walden. a. NJ.
Leafy {. l.. Richardson :. II. Hakcman. Ars ".
J.. Baldwin Mrs. Ch.id. Kaufman. 7 fianr,on.
il. Mcdonnell. g. g. Small. AZ small ,. A lag.
y. BRADLEY and @ife. Mr.. l. ~ 1--we, HT'.
Eagan. L. Blum. J a. Dempsry, II. a boyl. Miss
X Holland. Mr and Mrs &. 4. Ballard. "
schar.ch. G. w. Cafolan L C. l.ivlns,ion. 4. :.
I,eknsp 4 Cake f vTokrr, Il Ion" S;,,i M
L. q. Cochrane. ". r. Hand. Mr.. q. J.. WOOD, l.
j. Grsnnin, q Bates Dr NJ ciymcT, J.: ba.hn-
KRAFT. ii. p Krafi, ( s Peabody. T. ciear,. !. II.
Bossetse Mrs Il H9wc ME- IoS w. N ns Ms
French r. @ Clark Hymss. & n. ~, N'h wl.
HeS ssnb H. ha"EeH am n1'N cS Sn anu 3
Coles O. IS. Bashford. Mrs II. Rankin. J. =. clark.
+ sterling the sy Mol s e. h1!a'S'eTrs r.
Mr and Mrs. T u; Hughes. r D. Austin 4 sp.c-
eel Mr. P"d , MIs i e4 Rnnap r. nn rams
T. g Cochranc. Is. =. :. kiernnn. l.. J. Larry
Lowenbcrg. ). +. Bennett. J. i. Bennett. jr. }
Moore Mrs. c. r. I.arzebre. J. ". Hahn Mrs. VI
Martin. NJ Martin A Elmer &. VI. Mackay. Or
Henry H. O. Irvln. Mr.. and Mrs J. o Regain S.
Deuzer : -. Rosentha y Il. Coles. T.. PASSOVER.
s Abeels. jr. G. Mohr. Mrs. Il. Coles, f. Nilinar.
r. II Pelton. Mrs. VI. Spc!inan, Mrs. j. +. Cutler,
Mr. and Mrs W p Ricketts,. Mrs s. T. clark. J.
Pierce. A. Therriot. Miss l.. NJ, Mcads Mr. and Mr.
C. ~ Boes, H.. H. Bodies, y. H. W-sel. Mr.. and
Mrs D. Il. Reinhart. Miss NJ Osborn Mrs O. Ly
man Miss M C;erw!n +. J. Breslln ". H. Kane II.
Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. " J.. Clark. g. Leary I.
Brown. 7. Il. Grady. Mr. and Mrs. W Knight Mr..
ana Mrs II. X Ferguson. Mr and Mrs. T. T. Fa-
Der Mr.. and Mrs Goldschmid,. W Hauchhaus, Mr..
and Mrs Tavshanjian Mr.. and Mrs. s Lchten-
stein. ". L. Kinds r. + Mcfarland. Mrs II. X.
Jacobs W g. Hoope, Miss H. NJ. Hoopcl Mrs. J.
H. S,raus Miss *. X. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. " VI.
These Miss t. Jacobs. Mrs j. H. straus. W. Tea
beau, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reynolds. Miss Iiriigcr Mr.
and Mrs T.. Berry Wall Miss \: J. Heating, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Gardner. A. Wolf. IT, r. Meyer.
j. Burke. f. W. Bennett. f. e. Roberts. Miss Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. j. g. Iabcock. J. NJ ouigley, II. ".
Clapp. A. J. Wormser. +. &. Holden. T. H. Caldwell.
H. " Toge. W. J. Tanning. +. Il. De Flores. Mrs.
c. W Hecker Miss Hecker II. Roseuer, r. X. Fort
meyer. @ H. Stone. Mrs. Eyert. Isaac Pierce, T. a.
helm. ". s MAIN. N. N. stevens. J. 4 Devinnr.
T.. L. Ripley, W H. Franko. J. Martin. J. De-
lsney. A y. strat,on. 6. +. Napier j C. Nicholson.
Harrison. T; Atkinson; W, r. Oliver. - ,; Tresi-
S. ". RIGGS.