New-York tribune., 1901-07-14

opens there viii be fully one thousand raeehorses
fine. and there will be an abundance of sport.
EPISCOPAL CLERGYMEN IN SESSION.
Ten representatives of the Protestant Episcopal
Church In the United States have been holding a
continuous this week In the Bethesda Par
ish House in Westinghouse, while they made the
Grand Union Hotel their headquarters. They
constitute the joint commission the marginal
readings of the BibN and appointed by the
last General Convention. The commissioners COM
pleted their laborious task to-day and their re-
port. containing the signatures OF hye bishops and
many priests will be officially submitted to the
Church at its San Francisco session in October.
The joint commission includes Bishops Thomas Un.
Concord n. n; Thomas F. Tailor. Of Memphis.
andt Whitehead of Pittsburg. and also the Rev
Drs. c. W. f. Body. of New-York; John Burney,
Washington Lucips n Watermsn. OF Clarsmont'
n Y Bishop Hail will tomorrow occupy the pull
pit OF Bethesda Church.
Lake. has been selected by the Union Medical So
ciety for It's annual function on July "a
ens sooniss are members of the club which
has list of over 250 players many of whom
The Eks at their Richmond convention WILL it is
understood. name Saratoga Springs as their place
KID McCov is arranging for a series of athletic
exhibitions at Cedar Bluff Farm, his Saratoga
The Saratoga Floral Association. of which
Spencer Trask of New-York City and Saratoga
arations for it's September fete. which viii cover
four days. The programme will include large
number of entirely new features.
MEETINGS OF CONVENTIONS
The New-York State Teachers Association.
which held it's annual session in the Pan-American
Exposition city last week. selected Saratoga
Springs for its meeting in 1902
An insurance association styled the Senate OF
National Union of which W. L. Wild. OF Akron.
Ohio IS president. will convene at Congress Hall on
TUESDAY, and continue In session the rest of the
week
F. NJ Danaher w. P. Goodee and Joseph p
welch State Bar Examiners are continuing their
labors at the United States Hotel
The American Institute of Instruction which held
it's seventy-first annual meeting in the Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. concluded its
work here on Monday evening. William +. Brad
bury, Of Cambridge Mass Was rejected ser - pTes @
Thomas Devne; of New-York CITY. has rented e
south Broadway Mrs Arnold has gone & to E1TGpe rTs
DR. A L. Churchills cottage, in Lake-ave, for the
summer and autgmn months %rn r, i occunv,rg the
George Rockwell Putnam Shackelford cottage. In
Hippolite Dumois of New-York City, has leased
for the summer the Crcularst cottage, o, guGs
George 5. Batcheller of the International Iriounal
! o NJ J Strauss. of Troy. has rented the c W.
| Stevens cottage. In Circular 81.
| Hugh Reilly, of Albany, will occupy Mrs Augusta
Van Tassen cotfaSe ~ eYoT IN Gfv has engaged for
the season the George n Montanye cottage IN
MaClSOn-aNc. III.
Gartiand's 10th Regiment Band, of Albany, will
open the musical season at Congress Spring FarA
Doring's Band. of Troy. will on Monday begin It's
summer engagement at Congress Hall
The daily in the HathOrn spring paNlloIi
will be resumed in few days. -
A pf,crimase Of Sons and Daughters or the amer
ican Revolution from New-Iork TO saratoga
Springs and vicinity has been arranged IL NIL Nil
, cover three days. beginning on August 81. Inc
rrogramule will include a memorial service. an eN-
clrson 10 points of historic interest, an afternoon
tea and an evening banquet. the latter 10 De uhIr
the charge OF Saratoga Chapter, Daughters or the
, American Revolution. . - c.o,,o
Springs will have celebration here on Monaay; ,
Addresses will be made by County Judge Moan
lockwood and Village President Adeloert T.
/ Knapp. ~, C,,. 4, orr,,,e-
ing speCtaculnr event for children. 1t will be
given in Congress Spring Park early In August
/ The Saratoga Polo Club has completed arrange
ucnts for the tournament which Will begin on
/ AUGUST 10 and continue until August ~ ENTRIES
will close on August o. Teams are expected from
Ney-YCrk CITY Lakewood Westchester. Phlia-
delphIa BOSTON and the Meadow Brook cub. Inc
ronhes offered include the Hitchcock cup. present
Oh nv Thomas Hitchco * 1r.: the Balston cups pre-
sented nv the Saratoga Polo Club. and the SafIord q
Guns presented by ex-Congressrnan John SANFORD
of Amsterdam. The polo grounds, which are pct
uresnuely situated the fashionable northwestern
mart OF the town, being put In perfect con-
ditIon Thev are contiguous to the links OF the
Saratoga Golf Club.