New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
GREAT LAWYERS AT SARATOGA.
THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS MEET1NG-MANf
ARRIVALS MAKE LIFE LIVELY

THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS MEETlNG-MANi
ARRIVALS MAKE LIFE LIVELY.
Saratoga Springs \. Y. Aug. % tSpeciaD-lhe
nineteenth annual meeting OF the American Dh'
Association, which was ended YESTERDAY p'o"e"' ~
town many legal celebrities, the principal one VI
whom was tie Chief Justice OF Enghhu' horu
Russell Of Killowen. He reached the United states
Hotel on Tuesday evening, and remained tli thlS
morning His address on "Internatonal Arplra-
ton delivered on Thursday morning IN the Con
vention Hail. listened to with interest," ny
large audience. Lord Russell. who enjoyed 10 'i'
fullest extent his Saratoga visit was OH "eu"eS
dav evening entertained at a reception by Judge
,,orra ( patcheller at the latters cottage. IN
Crcular.st Besides the members of the American
Rar Association there were present many uiS-
tinguished men from all parts oil the country
Lord Russell and his family. as well as Sir fralolS
lockwood and Montague Crackanthorpe' alSo vi
London England, made many warm personal
t,nds IN their brief soiourn here They were
much impressed with Saratogas wonderful mineral
springs. -
Tbe numerous arrivals during the week have
greatly added to the throngs seen IN the streets
and at the mineral springs The season may now
ho said 70 have substantially reached its height
Saratoga is at present entertaining thousands OF
,,eitors and will continue to do so for number OF
weeks TO come and in fact. I'LL after the hrst OF
October The agreeable change III the weather
early in the week has lent an enthusiasm 10 All
forms OF outdoor amusements including 1etes'
lawn parties. golf bicycling. riding etc Enter
toinmen,s daily have been almost as numerous as
the aeeting hours and Saratogas guests are max
ing the most enjoyable use of their time
The lecture-oving portion Of saratoga's summer
visitors we're delightfully."- entertained this week by
the Rev DR. J. II. w Stuckenberg OF Cambridge
Mass. and Professor William NJ. X. French. OF the
Chicago Art Institute. Inc attehudhce "a9 "''
largest so far this year
Mrs Bangton Booth, whose work among con-
victs has attracted much attention OF late al
dressed an audience of 1900 people. who filled the
First Methodist Church on SUNDAY. Her appeal
brought a collection of 500 to enable her TO continue
the mission work
The Rev c. w Nicholson. OF Bridgeport. Conn,
addressed the Union Mission Tuesday evening
pishon John p Newman and others will address a
rnass.meetng here next week in aid OF the Armenian
sufferers.
son. Of the Mccormick Theological Seminary. chi
cogo III gave "A Talk on Palestine and Syria, In
tha second PRESBYTERIAN Church on Tuesday after
noon. o..
The Bethesda Episcopal Charities received benefit
from the rainbow fete given In the Grand Union ioei
grounds on wednesday evening Lund furnished the
music.
parnum g. Ba!ley's circus attracted thousands OF
,eonlo here to-day Tony Pastor and Primrose and
west were among the other attractions earlier IN The
week.
The State Commissions on Uniformity OF LeslSid-
on IN the United States. which held their sixth an
nual conference at the Grand Union HOTEL HnlS"'u
their labors on Tuesday afternoon.
The Saratoga Coli Club on Wednesday formally
onened rs new Church-st grounds Prominent cot
qers and citizens form the club This Is the intro
lucrion of golf here and it gives promise OF becoming
popular ,,,. H. -, c,,,cress Snr,ng
MOhudE WI" NC '''
Park. Co.. o,,.,,..,,.,o, rr,n M. as
senbl. here tn Tuesday large contingent OF Po'-
tiriars is expected tonight AZ the mted Srttes
Hotel Congress Hall. Worden Hotel and the AMER
can Adephi Hotel II Is understood that riVa4 can
diiafns Tor convention honors Will establish ihel
resnective Headquarters at these hotels. Judging
from Inc rooms already engaged the attrnddn'r
nromises 10 be unusually large IN" Mckinney
Wbeel,neu from New York City. who are 10 I'tCH
b.re on Tuesday morning Will he met several mics
sou.h Of this pace by Saratoga ocyc!iSts ana -
corted into town The Convention VIII ne IN session
TWO days. r., ,r,nia-s will he IN
e.ssion here mOst Of next week II l. large nOuN'
ord hesides the delegates some 2vW members OF tie
@raiernity are also expected The lodge VIII mee' III
the Town Hall. ,,.. -, .,,, >.ati,r,l
TN entr.s Will he opened tonight for the National
Circui Of the League of American Whe"lnch 70 pc
bdid ar Woo1laWn Ova. on Tuesday afternoon next.
aNhcr will be both professional and amateur race
t,,,ii,. one hundred bcycliss from All paris OF tle
o1;frv viii participate The oval Is IN Inc order
and wcu adapted for bicycling.