New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
SARATOGA'S PROSPERITY.
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER OF
GUESTS AND COTTAGERS.
THE UNCEAsTNG SUCCESSION OF CONVENTIONS
Az ABUNDANCE OF MUSIC.

THE rNCEAsTNG SUCCESSION OF CONVENTIONS
Az ABUNDANCE OF Music.
Saratoga Springs. ~ Y. July l6 (SpeciaD.-Ths
cosmopolitan resort is enjoying prosperous sea-
SON The arrivals up TO date have been gradually
increasing. and there are here AT the present ume
an unusually large number OF cottagers ana Vls-
tors. The season is under full swing. ana the
thousands Of assembled guests are enjoying gay
Saratoga
Saratoga would not be Saratoga If it did not Keep
a full assortment OF conventions on hand. Inc
good cheer bright life. bubbling and enervescent
mineral waters and excellent accommodations OF
this elm-shaded resort are highly appreciated by
delegates and accompanying friends
The Commission on the Revision Of the Authorized
Version of the Bible. appointed at the last general
conference Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
after an extended session here. has substantially
convloted its labors. The commission VIII submit
It's report to the general conference at It's WASH
incfon meeting In October II includes Blshop i.
I Dudley OF Kentucky: A. A. c. Hall. Of Vermont;
W w Niles of New Hampshire; 7. Gailor OF
Tennessee: the Rev. DR.. Renolf, of keene. ~ H..
and the Rev Or Joseph Carey. OF this place The
commissioners have this week been the recipients
Of numerous social courtesies. including dinners at
the Grand Union Hotel and the United States
Hotel
The other bodies meeting here this week nclnded
two branches Of the New-York State Underwriters
Association the New-York State Council OF the
Ca;hOiic Benevolent Legion. the Master House
Painters and Decorators Association OF the state.
and the Epworth League. the latter being sun
IN session Fully q half dozen other organiza-
tions Will assemble here the coming week IN
fact convention dates follow I'm succession up
10 the third week IN Septemtcr the la''er
month promises to be an interesting one as
The opening week Will witness the floral fete. and
tho second and third weeks will probably he occu-
pied by the Republican and Democratic state con-
vertions respectively It Is understood that ootn
State Committees favor Saratoga
All the bands and orchesras have arrived ana
there Is an abundance of concerts and dances.
There is music in tho air morning. afternoon and
evening stub IL at the United States Hotel Luni
at the Grand. Doring at Congress Hall and Hath"rn
spring Gariianr 49, ing mgr r"'S i"'N "'''
The cottage colony list is larger than !, has oeen
summer residences. quite number OF me CO.
tasers are making 10 ihe ynr
Among those who are enleylhe c0tuHN II l't -
with their families are Henry Hilton. Albert -
Jacob : Rcrnhcimer James II Coshin, Mrs W.
Jennings Dororcst D. Dessar James 4. Douig"r,
II Fclow charc' r. Tisthcr. joseph J. Gleason.
T. VI Grossnaum julius Hart. \. Fillmore Hyde'
Snencer Trnsk J Thornton wilson Henry Waters
ana Mrs y Waxel all OF NewYork CRY, Horauo
,ophcr & kenyon a u Matthew. Il. F. 0'Con-
nor. Juan Ruiz James Sh"vhn Anuson tfasN'
Miraheau l.. Towns ana Jacob Worth. All or Broot
ku.
Social ufo IL nov al rs hcight among ;hc cot
ayers who dwell IN am atmosphere peculiarly
their own. TIL, are enjoying continuous inter-
change ~ society functions
SoVcra. hundred racchorses have arrived at
Horse Haven. They are - active training ior
tho annual meeting ~ tho Saratoga Racing Asso-
citation. which begins the latter part of July am
CONTINUES tili tho third week in August
tn, lnl- II tho Saratoga Golt club. pictuf'sqd'iy
sif.nf.d in the northwestern suburbs. T. patron
lzc1 daily hv many dcvoiees Of this hoalthiul out
ioor sort iournamen, has been arranged for
August
Fariy IN tho week Prince Victor Emmanuel and
Count Carprn"'io. of Italy. were guests oi MT.
and Mr. spencer TrasK. az ladlo