New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
THE sTRA1GFTAwAY OF W. C. wH1rNEYs RACETRACK

Mrs. John C. Minor, OF New-York, will take part
in the musical exercises at the Congregational
Church tomorrow morning
Townsend II. Fellows. Of New-York. sang in
Congress Spring Park Thursday evening
Miss NJ. Louise segur. soprano. OF New-York
sang In the Second Presbyterian Church last Sun
day.
The Clarendon Hotel baby show took place on
Monday The winners were from New-York ST.
Louis Norfolk Savannah and Saratoga.
Jim Robinson formerly OF the Manhattan Ath-
letic Club Ncw-York. will on September Y begin
training the Yale University football team, after
which he will return to his Saratoga home
NJ s rockingham Of New-York the master Of
ceremonies. received a testimonial benefit at the
United States Hotel Wednesday evening
The Rev DR. Herrick Johnson. OF the Mccormick
Theological Seminary Chicago. occupied the pulpit
Of the Second Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
The Empire State Box Manufacturers Associa-
ton combined business and a banquet at the Grand
Union Hotel on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Work IL being expedited on the new polo grounds
The week beginning September will be I'M
usually gay II will open with twenty-five
mile bicycle race which will be contested by
sixty wheemen from this and other States The
general carnival will take place on September and
s. and the floral parade and ball on September !.
II is estimated that one hundred thousand people
will visit Saratoga during the first week OF Sep
TENDER.
Many summer visitors will Join with the Presby-
,erians on their excursion 10 Burlington next Tues
day.
The cottage colonists took deep interest IN the
lawn festival on Wednesday afternoon for the ben
eft Of the Home OF the Good Shepherd.
The Baptsts rainbow bazaar on Thursday and
Friday was well patronized by summer visitors.
Fifteen excursions rolled into Saratoga during the
week
The Dominican Sisters successful lawn
party on Tuesday.
The Young Mems Christian Association building
fund has reached almost $4,000. A meeting in It's
interest will be held tomorrow.
A county fair is always a great attraction TO
summer visitors. The TO be held at Ballston
Spa next week will afford them lot OF amuse-
ment
Booker T washington's address in Convention
Hall last Sunday evening was listened to by fully
four thousand people.
Among late arrivals from New-York are the fol-
lowing:
United states-S Mehrback the Misses Mehr-
back W Waller Mrs G. G. Isbel. the Rev. @. A.
Heay. J. J. Kerwfn. W. A. Cassidy. Mr. and Mrs
W W Gllen Miss Gillen. NJ. Mailman, Mr.. and
Mrs l. T. Tarbe. Miss Tarbell, Miss Amendt
Mrs W c. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Burnham.
Mr. and Mrs. s p Blackwell. l.. j. Bamoerger
F. Bruce. Mrs. l. Marx and family Mr.. and Mrs
r. ) Decker. w. w. Durant. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Moore. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Hail. Mrs. NJ NJ
Kridel. Miss NJ F Kridel. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gillen-
dorn q A Leary. Miss Leary. Mr. and Mrs. j. b.
HOLSTER *. r. Page, NJ. E. Page, II. schiH and
family Mrs. c. Bernstein Miss F. Bernstein, r. q
Riggs Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Wood. l. Goldschmdt
Mrs v de Goncoura, Miss de Goncouria, Mr.
and Mrs c. Welsh, Mrs F. Woodruff. the Misses
Goldschmidt A Tuckerman. Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Kerr W 5. Godfrey b. NJ Kemp. Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Genet, Mr. and Mrs y. B. Wood, Mrs. F.
Robinson Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hurd. B. O. Car
penter. r. F. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. q.
ham
Lamb Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Crombe. Mr. and Mrs
J. J Radley Mr. and Mrs. X. D. Benedict, the
Rev 5 NJ Hamilton. Miss Hamilton, A. Y. Weber.
DIT l. Louis A Rossnan. the Misses Rossman.
Mr. and Mrs II. ". Young, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Root A. W Drummer. f. E. Wall and Mr. and Mrs
" r Smith
Grand Union-A B. Wilmarth. jr. Mrs. E. A.
Maher the Msses Maher. Miss L. b. Wright. Miss
c. Doctur Mr. and Mrs NJ H. Hayman c. Lipp-
man B Kahn. w. o. Jones. Mrs c. Berger Mt
and Mrs G. Lackey. J. 3. Flint, W. H Brokaw
Misc e Chambers, Mrs. A s sehroedsr Mrs =.
and Mrs De Caraenas M5 r.. and Mrs. T9e w D T9
p, cs Main Hr and Pr Mr' E 2 Marphy Nj
Lan Mr and Mr. Mr.: Ea, w9eeeT s;ory MOI f
Martin sdsrf Nj E P f. Martin j. Jackson and family
+ ] Patterson Miss Patterson. ?. 0Donnel Miss
MS. MY Mr. ana 9n Mrs Mf zane Whl Mi' Mrs
E r bal ,r g o Roach Miss a GENET Moore
q F kinder Mr. and Mrs. l. Feilman. Mr. and
Mrs W. L Mlllspaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J;
Beattie j A Beattie, ". =. Cannon Mr.. and
Mrs J. Blittersdortr, T B. Poore. Mrs. 9. O. Van
Buren,. Miss s A. Brady, Mt and Mrs J. H.
TempIe Cirove~Mr and Mrs. A W Law Miss j
Law & T Law. A. L. Law, J. A. Walsh, W. G.
.Howes z II. Bylngton. J. A. Walsh. Mr.. and
Mrs {, Swift Miss Il. SpoOner. a. C.. Allen, Mr.
md Mrs T n Fellows and & H. Mather
congress Hali-Mr and Mrs. A. II. Morton. p
II Mccain l.. A. kolesch. M. and Mrs. II A
iandgran c G. Grose ". F. Kennedy, r. G
Collins " r. Schwartz J. Belmar and family.
G. A Skidmore. J. Halen. ". r: Best. Mr. and
Mrs NJ Martin. }. G. Marshall "; /, McCluskey,
Mrs " y simpson Miss A. simpson. Il. Is
searle Mr. and Mrs L Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Epstein Mrs c. A. stephens. Miss Conkling. g.
Il Morris Miss Morris. Mr. and Mrs X. NJ
Rarkrr W II Smith, Mr. and Mrs e. Gerard.
Mr. and Mrs 5. NJ Carr, ]. II. Hysr, the Rev J.
NJ Burke J. W Riley A ID McMeeker, Mr. and
Mrs W X. Jasper. X. Bale. Mr.. and Mrs W. r.
Nolan l.. F Nolan, c. ). Adler. Mrs. II Koch.
the Misses Koch. Mr; and Mrs; z; 5. Walters, Mr..
dell Mr. and Mrs. c. q. Gilbert Mr. and Mr. T.
Tinsey Mr and Mrs. u. VI. Rinaldo. y y. Ran
dell p Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs {. 5. Stevens
r 3 Clarke n. }. smith. w. L. Sanford. !
pose Mrs A. Hale. T. H. BrOckway. W. b. Hurd
,r Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Classcock Mr.. and MIS-
s W. McKaie, H. c. Warren and Mr.. and Mrs
Worden~Mr and Mrs. T sulen. Mis-. Fox, W
p. Lawrence ~ o. Dudley. MI and MIS- " ~
Laikey, c. German. Mr. and Mrs g heu W. "
J N shedd. Miss K. Goskley J. wHsh n,cs H a
Firxroy Mr. and Mrs. e. Haskell. Mr. and MIS- =
eaar. M and Mrs W. II, Mcklttrlck, Mfs N =