New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
THE FOURTH AT SARATOGA.
PATRIOTIC CELEBRATIONS AT THE POPULAR
SPRINGS.

Saratoga Springs y. Y, July (SpeciaD.-lhe rev
DIR. Theodore l.. Cuyler. OF Brooklyn. who FOR fu"y
a generation was pastor OF the Lafayette AVENUE
Presby terlan Church. of that CITY, Is one Vi .''e
most familiar figures Of Saratogas many uls'''
c,isb.d guests There is probably no one VINO is
better known or more highly esteemei by DOL" Ie''.
dents and visitors. The venerable divine me'ho'-oa
4, his habits daily visits one more OF the mineral
sprlngs and judicously partakes OF the hei'h-re'
storing waters of which he has hgh Appreciation
Last Sunday Or. Cuyler preached IN the f"''
Methodist Episcopal Church his aud'ehce was
composed of representative people from every sec
ton OF the country. 1t was his two-hundredth Ser
mon In Saratoga.
The Saratoga celebration OF the Fourth OF July be-
gan last evening and continues till SHUTDOWN OF Non
dav 1t rs being conducted by the Saratoga Ohap'er
Of the Daughters of the American Revolution anu
the citizens OF Saratoga Springs Inc ex'ehueu
ollifcation is being participated In by poth Dausn-
ters and Sons OF the American Revolution iro' d''
parts OF the United States. The address OF welcome
WAS made last evening by Charles H. Sturges pres
dent of Saratoga Springs. and was responder 10 ny
General Stewart l.. Woodford OK Brooklyn re-
cep.ion followed at the United States Ho'e' a' winch
refreshments were furnished. Stubs orchestra, OF
New-York City supplied the music In the oo"-
vention Hall this noon the regular Independence Day
celebration was Witnessed by many spectators Inc
Grafton was delivered by General Horace Porter.
Addresses were also made by Lieutenant Governor
Charles r. Saxton General James Grant Whso"'
Mrs Donald Mclean. Regent New-iorN Chdp'er
Daughters of the American Revolution me eNer-
cisco were intersperscd with music by the baiistoi
Band This afternoon the daughters an" 'o'' e'
loved an excursion TO Saratoga Lake
Tonight there was patriotic display OF pyrV-
technics in Congress Spring PARK. Tomorrow the
celebration will be continued BY patriotic religious
service in Convention Hall on Monday the general
nrogramme will be diversified by excursions 10 ''e
Saratoga Battle Monument at Scnuyier'lhe' anu W
Lake George On that day there will be meeting
Of Children OF the American Revolution. IN 'he
aftsyroon a reception will be rendered by Mrs An
drew Smith at Balston Spa, to the Visi''hs D""6"
tiers OF the American Revolution
Dishoo John p Newman will tomorrow morning
occupy the pulpit of the First Methodist Episcopai
church The Bishop whose episcopal residence Is
Omaha Neb is passing the summer al MS co'"se
on Circular-s.. The New-York state federa''oh oi
Women's Clubs and Societies. of which MIS-. D. -
Crolv of New-York City. is president, VIII hold us
Saratoga summer meeting on TUESDAY anu "eu"e'
day next. Its members comprise quite hummer VI
D,ugb.ers Of the Revolution. The Federation IN
cudes both federated and unfederaed ciupS' 'nv''"
here by the Womens Association OF Greater sara
,ooa ~ which Miss Anna Maxwell Jones Is pres-
don, The address OF welcome. to be deiVereu III
Congress Hall ballroom Will be made by MISS 'oHe'
and RESPONDED TO by Mrs Croly. An elaborate p'o
gramme has been arranged for the two-u'y "'ee'i"s
Among the prominent women VINO VIII '""e P "
/, are Mrs Mary s. Lockwood, Of Washlngtoh' MITE
Al y rr,u,mann Mrs Frances Hellman. Mrs Rus
coll sage Miss Anne Rhodes. Mrs. NJ. NJ CREEPY
Mrs Frances Hardin Hess. OF New-fork 'itv' Srs'
J. " Burtis Mrs. Peckham OF BROOKLYN Mr'' Anna
NJ Coodrdge OF Flushing: Mrs. L. {. Ihompsoh' Vi
Staten Island: Mrs. Mary Mumford OF Phi1iephla'
Miss Helen Barrett Montgomery OF fhiiadeiph'a'
Mrs NJ r. Slsby, of Seneca FAILS MIS- ha"i'''on
Ward. Of Belmont: Mrs Harriet Townsend' o'
Buffalo; Mrs Lydia f. Woodwork OF Gouyernsu .
Mrs. Ella Hardin walworth and Mas A. p VIZ,
gins. Of Saratoga Springs. On Tuesday evening
guests. Following the meeting there will be sxeur-
sIons 70 Saratoga Lake, the Saratoga Katie Monu,
ment at Schuyierv!lle. and Lake George provided
the weather proves propitious,s ,ar School. and
lectures for 1896 beign Monday next ana enc Mugns.
Las year the e5sS Sf Is Spad
Summer schools have beer added to the az
rhs hey sn uGnSs sSoo o Theology and
the School q Hebrew and VII sNten Kd IRON Micb s
Of Hartford Conn is awarded the credit Of pro
noting and rshang the theoogcaI s n ,b SUM,
meg iEn ssh SooY Of Union College and in
ciude President Raymond Professors Wrsh'' Irusx'
Mosher Linhart and Bennett The school Of I'll, IIs.
brew will be under the direction OF h sod Of
Theology viii be in two divisions both OF which will
meet in the Town Hall building ..,u ,an,n mic %
The lecturers are Professor Louis EIson q Bos,
on Bishop William Stevens Pe Prs %, ,pwa s"p
III
French Of Chicago and General John b. "oruo"'
Of Georgia. 80 a.. ,r,,rl
The eleventh annual field day sports OF the Ihiri
District New-Y York State. Young Mems Christian
Association took place at Woodawn oval this ar,
ternoon. The programme Included track ana heiu
athletics. besides bicycle races. .. cha
II appears to be generally understood that the
Republican State Committee at he session In Sew
York City next week will decide TO hold the stare
Convention In Saratoga Springs on August 70 IN
response kilograms and letters. managers OF sew
era OF the large hotels booking engagements FOR
that date which would Indicate big attendance
Local Democrats o. the opinion that this place
viii also be named for the Democratic state Conven-
ton and that the date will be September g.
orchestra, OF Newly city at the United States
Hotel and by John Lunds orchestra. of Buffalo, AZ
the Grand Union Hotel:
The Second Veteran Cavalry Association will hold
s annual reunion here the first week In September.
The Harvey Leonarl cottage. in Unon-ave.. has
been leased for the season by Charles Schlesinger.
OF New-York city.
President. may visit Saratoga In August. He Will
make the United States Hotel his headquarters
W r. Keller, OF New-York city. has rented for
the summer the Jesse IS. Mott cottage on Nelson
ave .
G. c. SeIcher. OF Troy. Will this season occupy the
Daniel f. Wing cottage on Lafayette-st.
Midsummer entertainments OF social character
cycling parties have become fashionable function.
and daily troop after troop OF cyclists may be
summing I'm almost every direction.
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COOL DAYS AT THE HOTEL ST. CHIn'ES.
| Hunter, n. ". July 4 tSpeclaD-The rooms OF the
,o,.r Hotel AZ Charles fast being engaged for