New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
PROSPERITY AT SARATOGA
AN EXTENSIVE PROGRAMME OF RIrSI.
NESS AND CHURCH MEETINGS.
a GAY SEASON ExPECTED-IMPRovE
AT THE HOTELS-sOME OF THE
Cr0TTAGERS
COTTAGERS.

AT THE HOTELS-SOME OF THE
CoTTAGERs
Saratoga Springs, y. Y June 9 (SpectaD-Al-
ready there is large number of summer visitors
here and the season gives fair promise of being
an unusually prosperous one. Improvements of
q most substantial character have been made and
this cosmopolitan resort never looked more at
tractive The roads and drives have received spe-
cial attention. and are being enjoyed by those who
take regular daily outings. The cycling paths
miles in extent, were never in better form. and
the same may be said of the golf links and the
polo grounds, and also the running park. While no
new hotels have been constructed since last year
many important improvements have added TO the
facilities of the regular houses.
The Court Of Appeals. which has met here an
nually for fully quarter of century, began its
Saratoga summer term June 4 and will con-
tnue in session until almost the first OF July Fol-
lowing the midsummer recess the will re-
sumo its sessions in the State Capitol at Albany
The Justices make their headquarters the
Windsor Hotel, which is in close proximity to Con-
vention Hall. where the court holds its daily
sions
The National ProNdent Union held its sixth an
nual congress here this week beginning on Tues
day. The sessions We're held in the Supreme Court
room Town Hall Building. The delegates stayed
at the Anerican-Adelphi Hotel.
The Saratoga Baptist Association held fits annual
session here Tuesday and Wednesday.
can Revolution. Will give a patriotic tea Flag
Day. June Il.
The High School commencement exercises will
be held in Convention Hall on June 10.
The Master Car Builders and Master Mechanics
associations will begin their annual joint meet
ings and conference here June IS, and will be
in session for about week ten days. They
will make their headquarters at the Grand Union
Hotel where there will be a large exhibit of rail-
way appliances.
The williams College students will enjoy their
annual banquet in Saratoga the evening OF
June q.
The fast train between New-York City and Sara
tcEa will begin running Saturday, June %. II
IS known as the Saratoga Limited" It will be
the second season for this vestibule train. Among
the first arrivals the limited will be the Sara
toga Limited Club: president. George H. Daniels.
Of the New-York Central The members com
posed Of railway officials and newspaper repre-
sentatiyes. They will hold reunion at Of the
Broadway hotels and will have most hearty re-
ception. The "IAmiteds'' will return to New-York
City on the morning of June q. II is understood
that Some OF the impromptu speakers are now
building speeches for the occasion.
The National Morocco Manufacturers Associa-
ton will assemble here July y. The Saratoga
Golf Club and the Saratoga Polo Club have ar
ranged for a number OF contests that will probably
attract here of the best players in the land
The I-niversalists' National Summer Meeting will
begin on July 30 and continue fully ten days. The
annual running meeting Of the Saratoga Racing
Association
gust and the National Retail Butchers Mutual
Protective Association will combine business and
pleasure here for several days. beginning Au-
gust j.
The Rev Dr. Charles A. Dickey. of Philadelphia.
Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assem-
bIy who IS chairman of the Committee on Re
vision OF the Confession Of Faith, has decided to
call meeting OF the committee for Saratoga in
mid-August- 1t is stated that the committee Will
sit ar least ten days. and may continue several
weeks ,, II, 1T,
nuai meeting here in the last week of August
The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court will
National Life Undcrwriters' Association will hold
IT'S annual conclave here on September II and u.
The NewYork State Bankers Association viii
hold what il terms a State convention here on
July l3 and Il, being the seventh annual gathering
OF this organization. and the Saratoga Floral As
@ an9a has 5e steps few nrn
posed TO give 1t in much greater magnitude than
Saratoga will again this season abound in music.
The regular concerts will begin at much earlier
Cottage life has for years been increasing in pop
ulary mere, and the list Of cottagers makes
OWE their summer villas. which are among the
most attractive residences or cottages here. Among
the New-Yorkers VINO will enjoy the social atmos-
r L. Arnold. the Pattison cottage. South Broad
way; J. u, Alexander the Tefft cottage, Philadel-
south Mrs matbw Brd the nj ruler M
the Wakeley cottage. Bifth-ave.: Julius H Cary
dr M M A 6bf Sf d@dy 1e
White cottage. Tnon-aYe.: James f. Caldwell
Carolin4-st.; Mrs. Helen /. Deas, the Smith cot
tsge North Broadway: Jacob Dreicer. the Jones
cottage, Uuion-aye.; William D. Ellis, North Broad
way; Mrs Catherine Frech, Union-ave.; Charles
II Fellows T3allston- ave; Mrs. Lamar Foos Ball
ston-ave Ramon Fernandez the Mott cottage
Nslson-aYe. John J. Gleason Unon-ave.; Thomas
F. Grady. the LATER cottage Cnion-aYe.; Radcliffe
Hicks, I-nion-ave.: Harmon Hendricks, the Mrs
E II Hathorn cottage. Philadelphia-st. Pearson
Haistead. r-nion-aye.; William 9. Hall. the e.
Clinton Clark cottage. North Broadway: II. J.
Horn, Park Place: Louis Z. Julian. the owen
tage Cnion-ave. Edward w. Kearney, Caroline
ST; Mrs Edward Kearney, Caroline-st. Mrs. Henry
Knickerbocker Circuar-st; John McAlen, the
the Fonda cottage. Union-ave.: James A Moore.
the O'connor cottage. North Broadway: Dr. John
c Minor. Clernent-ave; Mrs Helen A Moser. Park
Place Mrs. F.. A. Nevns. the Patrick cottage,
West Congress-st; james o'Brien Washington
Frazer cottage. Neison-eve; Mrs. I5aac \. Phelps,
North broadway; Henry ID. Purroy, Regent-st.;
Henry uRice, the Thomas cottage. circuIar-st;
Henry Kancel the Hathorn cottage North Broad
way, Henry T. Rogers; North broadway; James
ave; Freierick Schultz. Union.aye.; BENJAMIN F.
sphinx the Leonard cottage. Union-aye: Mrs J.
Blair scrfbner North Broadway; George F. slos-
Iraek, Yaddo,' Cnion-ave.; Frederick W. Won
stace, The Judge Dillon cottage, North Broadway
and j. Thornton Wilson, 'InterIak ken" Lake Lonely
Tho Brooklyn contingent of cottagers includes