New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
SARATOGA SUMMER MEETINGS.
ORGANIZATIONS GATHERED FOR THEIR
COMMUNICATIVE
PAST AND TO COME.

PAST AND COME
Saratoga Springs. n. Y. June q (speciaD'-ihe
members of the Master Car Builders Association
and the American Railway Master Mechanics AS
soc,at,on together with numerous representatives
Of the railway supply companies. who made Con-
eress Hall a scene of bustling activity for over Ten
days ended their annual outing on Wednesday
While In town the railway people, by Dehen' en-
tertainments generously contributed 10 three worthy
local charities
The thirty-ffth anniversary Of the SURVIVORS OF
the Goth Regiment New-York Volunteers, attracted
a large number Of veterans here on Wednesday
Following business meeting In the urahu amy
Hail. dinner served at the Commercial ho'''
where toasts and responses were ahoed 10 inc
menu. Officers elected for the ensuing year hciuoe'
President, William H. fuller, Of Albany; vice-presi-
dents, James NJ. Andrews. Of Saratoga springs
and D. T. Burnham, of Corinth secretary ana Treas
urer. ]. D. Dargen, OF Lansingburg. Corlnth was
selected for the next anniversary Inc 'olh nee'-
ment was attached to the famous iron hrisaue "a
the Army of the Potomac and went TO the iron' !"
the spring OF 1861 s..,.
The Woodawn Oval meet OF the New-forK state
p,cvce Circuit on Tuesday brought together
large field of both amateur and professional whee-
men. All Of the races were stubbornly contested.
In baseball game of five innings between the
Eastern and Western railway supply men al "oou
lawn oval on Monday afternoon, the FORMER WON
by a score of % to L.
Master Mechanics Association are: President H.
II Soule Of Roanoke Va; first vice president fu-
Iaski Leeds OF Louisville. KY; second Vice-p'eal-
dent Robert Quayle, OF Chicago. ILL.,; treasurer, W.
Stewart. of Oldtown, Me-. secretary Angus o'h-
clair. OF NewYork City. 80
James H. Doherty, Of Brooklyn, VIII occupy
during the season ex-State senator 'o'' i'e'
cottage In South Broadway.
s Barnett OF New-Oreans. has rented OF Nrs
r. c. Beekman her Regent-st cottage.
An excursion trip to Saratoga Lake anu Na' ~
erosseras Creek was enjoyed early in the week by
the Lafayette House guests.
Alice Is the name of the steam yacht placed
on Saratoga Lake by Thomas u Luther VI "''
White Sulphur Spring Park Hotel.
As many prominent clergymen from out-oi-to"h
are passing their vacation here. several OF the ocd
pupits will be filled by them tomorrow. Eminent
clergymen, as rule fill local pulpts curing 'he
summer months. ,
Tho Newfoundland Railway Conductors Assocla-
tion on its annual excursion dropped into town on
Tuesday and remained till the following day. Ihey
started for Lake George. Lake Champaign Burning
ton and Montreal, returning to Boston last night
While In Saratoga, the association stopped at the
American Adclph Hotel
The patriotic celebration which begins mere on
July and continues four days. under the auspices
and MANAGEMENT OF the Daughters and Sons OF tho
American Revolution will be a National occurrence
that will bring Saratoga large NUMBER OF peopie
The programme. heretofore ANNOUNCED. includes al
dresses by several whose names are well known the
length and breadth Of the land
The bicycle is furnishing the basis for all forms
OF entertainment. Bicycle breakfasts, bicycle ain
ners bicycle lunches. bicycle teas. bicycle excur-
sons are now the latest popular fad among coonsis
and visitors. Under whatever name described tIiey
include long runs on the wheel, with an appe'i~'hs
meal at the resting end OF the trip. p,.u.s =, c,a
The Chiefs and Commissioners Of Bureaus OF STA
tstics of Dor who were entertained AT banquet
by Governor Levi =. Morton at the Kenmore hotel
In Albany last Wednesday evening. reached sara
toea the following morning. They held session at
the Grand Union Hotel. and resolved that II Is ex-
Incident for the officials represented in TINS assoca
lion 70 undertake investigation of the private
and municipal ownership of water gas ana electrical
light plants ubstantiaily as recommended by the
Executive Committee. and that for the purpose
Of determining the methods and limits or such an
investigation and the preparation Of blanks to be
used therefor, the matter is referred to com
mittee consisting OF the president OF this association
and two other members. to be appointed py MN;
which committee shall report It's conclusions ana
Recommendations 20 the various bureaus by CORE
spondence" The association started on Thursday
evening for Boston Mass, where It's twel1th annual
convention 10 be continued