New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
SUMNER PLANS.
THE SEASONS TRAIN SERVICE IN RUN
MING ORDER
MUCH MUSIC PROMISED AT THE BIG HOTELS
COMING MEETINGS AND CON-

Saratoga Springs, n. Y. July (speciaD.-The
railway officials and newspaper representatives.
who a week ago to-day reached here on the hrst
trip OF the Saratoga Limited OF the New-fork
Central Railroad, returned home Monday, after
a most enjoyable visit. They were well entertained
by hotel managers and citizens The Limited, which
is said to be one of the fastest trains In the coun
try has already become very popular. 1t brings
New-York City and Saratoga into closer communi-
cation The train is still object Of great Gu
riosity, and many people assemble at the station
each evening watch the flyer roll In. All OF the
summer trains now running and the arrivals
a increasing daily.
AT Horse Haven. the equine hosiery of the Sara
toga Racing Association, there are already in train
ing nearly one hundred thoroughbreds. The sum-
mer racing meeting will begin on July 26 by winch
time there will be congregated here from six hum
dred to seven hundred racehorses from all parts
of the country. The will end on August 20.
During the meeting there will be seventeen open
dates. Many Improvements are in progress at the
running park
number of Protestant Episcopal prelates will
hold a ten-day conference here, beginning July D.
They constitute the Committee on Marginal Read
ings In the Scriptures appointed by the General
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church at
It's session In Washington. The Bishops include
the Right Revs. W. Woodruff Niles, Of New-Hamp-
shire; Thomas Andrews Dudley, of Kentucky;
Thomas Frederick Davies, of Michigan; Thomas
+ Gailor OF Tennessee, and Arthur Cranshay a.
Hail. OF Vermont.
Gartland's Band of Albany, will return to Con-
gress Spring Park this The park concerts
will begin about md-July.
Dorings Orchestra, Of Troy, will furnish the
music at Congress Hall and Hathorn Spring dur
ing the season The orchestras at the other hotels
will put in their appearance in about a week or
ten days There will be an abundance Of music.
Two three Of the popular roadhouses on the
outlying drives are even promising to attach or
chesras as auxliaries their entertaining plants.
The Saratoga Floral Association. of which Colonel
Albert Hilton. OF New York Is president. at its
meeting Thursday morning stu further perfected
plans and arrangements for the floral fete or Sep
H. f. Bruyere Of New-York. produced Palmer
Coxs brownies at the Theatre Saratoga on
Thursday and Friday evenings. the "BrownleS
was given for the benefit of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Rev Dr. Theodore l.. Cuyler. Of Brooklyn,
who has been regular Saratoga visitor TOT almost
two generations occupied the pulpit OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday morning.
AT the Or. Strong Sanarlum on Tuesday evening,
reminiscences of Daniel Webster and Abraham
Lincoln DR. Cuyler left Saratoga for Brooklyn on
Wednesday. but VIII return here IN shor1 ''IIe' NJ
Green OF Troy. Is president. has substantially ar,
ranged a series Of games that Will cover July anu
August The links. comprising an entire farm, are
Besides trolley rapid transit service to Saratoga
Lake. lines have been extended 10 BalIstoh opd'
Bloodvllle and Rock city Falls. ,,u.
The Network State Board of Law Examiners.
after an extended session AT the united otd,eS
Hotel finished its labors Tuesday morning ana
TUnd's Orchestra of Buffalo and stubs Orches-
ira Of New York. will next week oeeln tneir sum
I-oitod States Hotel respectively The opening con-
certs will take place on the Fourth of July.