New-York tribune., 1901-08-11

Saratoga track under the new management has
been elevated plane that assures for it great
er success and popularity than before. and
both citizens and visitors congratulate themselves
the results far gained President Whitney
and his assistants propose 10 make the running
park out on Union-ave. one of the finest tracks in
the country 1t is the intention Of the management
at the close Of the present turf season 10 make
large number of additional improvements the
racing plant, all OF which will be completed before
the turf season Of 1902
Mrs Walter Scott Henry will sing al the sacred
concert in Congress Spring Park tomorrow
evening.
The Second Presbyterians held sale and bazaar
during the week
Summer patrons are gratided TO find that Broad
way. the principal boulevard of the village is no
longer public hack stand, and that they can drive
its entire length without danger Of collision The
local authorities cleared Broadway by providing
hack stands on adjacent streets. thereby removing
the congestion Several OF the hackmen at first
demonstrated against the new departure, but it is
now generally conceded 10 be a wise improvement
and one that should have been put in force many
years ago
The New-York Democratic politicians congregat-
ing here are wondering how soon Richard Croker
will come over from Vantage and be the guest OF
Fire Commissioner Scannru at Chateau Ophelia, IN
Lincoln-ave- II is thought that he will reach Sara
toga in a couple of weeks. but no one appears TO
be in possession of the exact date The Tanmany
men here are not indulg1ng in political gossip 70
any considerable extent They are heroically de-
voting their time to the racetrack sport
Commissioner Scannen appears be confident
that his gelding, The ABBOT will defeat the great
stallion, Cresceus. at Brighton Beach on August
10. A large delegation from this place will wit
the race.
The patriotic tea 10 be given at the Jurael cot
tage August p by Mrs. julius H. Caryl. OF
New-York City. Will be enjoyed by resident and
visiting Daughters Of the American Revolution and
by many members OF the cottage colony
The regular dances given during the week at the
United States Hotel. the Grand Union HOTEL Con-
gress Hall, the Clarendon Hotel, the Kensington
Hotel. the Everett House and at other hotels and
many OF the big boarding houses. were well at
tended Congress Hall guests held euchre party
Monday evening. A children's party was given
at the KensingtOn Hotel on Tuesday evening.
The Geyser Sunday school pupils visited Kaya-
derosS Park on Thursday The Herald Square
park - e
An unusually large number Of automobiles has
used by William c. Whitney
The automobile owned BY George K sberna,
met with an accident on the Tona7e biI M Sr
toga Lake, on Tuesday afternoon The owner and
several others We're painfully injured
The SaTatoga Traction Company is running cars
Work on the new speedway is substantially com
the public 1t is over three-q1arIers OF a nile
long; The speedway will be popular with the large
Saratoga '-''- 4~9l '0A->'sfs 70
II is expeAted that fully fifteen hundred Odd
State Grand Lodge viii convene. II will continue
IN session for five DAYS.
The Regent Street Baptists held lawn festival |
on Thursday afternoon and evening
The Dominican Sisters will hold a lawn fete ar |
the convent grounds on August %
the H0@s of S oo9 on T 1u S held at
The ruInmaSe sale for the benefit OF the Saratoga
Humane Society netted 500.
Several OF the Saratoga bonfaces will attend the /
annual meeting OF the New-YOrk State Hotel Mems
association in NeW-YOrk City on August u
The sum OF 500 realized at the musical i
given for the benefit OF the Episcopal clergy fund
II was given at the North Broadway cottage OF /
Mrs. Helen l. Deas. OF New-York City.
for Children.
Concerts are now given daily n the Hathorn /
Spring Pavilion
Dr. George F. Harvey has sold the Algonduii, /
apartment block. In Broadway. TO the Albany Il
Realty Company. OF Superior Wis
Howard C HileSas. or NeW-York City, has pur-
chased The Saraeoga Sun weekly Democrats I
fCrd
A Par-American cake walk will be the Conven-
uon Hal attraction on August II A ball viii Il
follow the performance
Primrose 4 Dockstader's minstres were al Con-
vention Hall on Wednesday evening II was the
formal opening OF their regular season They lert
ftre on Thursday morning their annual tour OF
the country. William II. Vests mlnstrsls will ap-
pear IN the above auditorium August IS
AT Congress Spring Park yesterday afternoon and
evening was produced NJ. S Frothngham's spec
tacular "Old King Cole and the Queen OF Hearts"
the players being a bright company or masters ami
misses The performance was personally con-