New-York tribune., 1901-07-28


Caryrs cottage 4. a Colonial mansion which is
filled with and valuable historical relics. The
collection is study in American history from the
earliest days. II is not improbable that the owner
may at no distant day give the collection to
public institution in New-York. Many of the relics
cannot be duplicated.
MAKING READY FOR RACING.
The Saratoga Association for the Improvement
% the Breed of Horses. which gave its first meet
ing In 1854. will open it's annual running meeting
August 9. and will be an afternoon fixture for
the rest of the month. AS the time approaches,
the activity at the running park in Union-ave and
the horse haven annex increases. Three hun
dred horses are now quartered at the annex. and
the majority OF them are in active training Their
number will be augmented by many more in
the coming week. and II is expected that between
nine hundred and thousand horses will be
brought here before the close OF the racing season
The associations racing calendar reads as follows;
the Saratoga Handicap. three-year-olds and up
ward; Tuesday. August 8. the Alabama, illies,
three years old; Wednesday. August l. the spina-
way. allies, two years old THURSDAY. August g.
August 8. overnight events; Saturday. August 10.
Travers. thTee-y year-olds; Monday, August r. Balls
ton Hunters, Steeplechase; Tuesday. August Is.
the Troy two-year-olds; Thursday. August 10. the
Kenner. three-year,olds; Friday. August 1e: the
United states Hotel Stakes. two-yea r-olds. and
the the Delaware thres-yeaT-o and upward N9n-
Tuesday. August 20 the Summer Hurdle Handicap;
Stakes, two-year-ods; Thursday August %. the
Huron. three-year-olds; Friday. August @ the Am
sterdam, three-year-olds and upward; Saturday.
August "a, the Adirondack, two-year-ods and the
day. august %, the Kentucky. hllies, two years
old: TUESDAY August - the ChampIain Jhree-
Albany. two-year-olds. and Thursday August %.
the Saranac, three-year-olds. The finest running
n W O
c. c. shayne. of New-York City. whose country
place. the Naples. is in his ative town Of Galway.
Saratoga County. has rendered his resignation as
pany. Thirty-iye Of Nip s6ayne's employees from
his New York city establishment will be his guests
plates sTeStng e. large " Workshop at m his Galway
pass their summers. combining work with pleasure.
THE ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW.
The Saratoga Floral Association is hard at work
celebrating plans and arrangements for the an
nual spectacular fete. which will begin September
and last four days Many new features are to
be introduced
The Joseph W. Drexel estate cottage. in State
St. and adjoining woodlawn Park. has been leased
by Mrs William Milford, OF Troy.
chased the Gridiey property. in Broadway. for $40
600 II adlons the DEUEL. block. which is also owned
The small park connected with what former
Of New-York city was sold under mortgase fore
closure July 20, and was bid In by the plaintiff.
O'Brien's hands some time ago.
Mrs. George p Lawton. Of New-York City; has
Heights Society, Children of the American Revolu-
The latest excursions here We're from Down East
points on & the Boston and Maine Main road and from
Kayadeross Park on the west shore of Saratoga
A new and free bridge is to supplant the toll
bridge at the north end of Saratoga Lake.
the work upon the new speedway, which will be
ready for use IN few days ,- ,.,-,
have been held at Arrowhead on July "a; was post
Counties in Eastern New-York and Western Yer
mont.
at the Clarendon Columbian and Kensington hotels
The Saratoga Golf Club enthusiasts, Including
portion Of their time at the links ,,, 49,
done that can in a yway contribute to its August
tournament. The grounds have been put in excel
The joint commission OF the Protestant Episcopal
Charch IN the United states when recently held a
ton. at San Francisco. CAL in October The com
mended the adoption OF the following by each house
marginal readings for the English version of the
the joint commission appointed In 1895. and reap
pointed in 1885, to make such report. be published
Ssfeby ' SSpf S s1i by e Of
Church in the public seryics Of the Church"
a dinner at the United States Hotel en- wedHeSSday
kngss aRd Mr hnsh
Haven Miss Florence Clements of Orange, \: J.;
Mrs. William Gibson. Mrs. James A. Moore, Mrs;
Moore Mrs. Louis Y. Bell Mr. Perkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ID Ellis, OF New-York city Mr.. and MIS-.
f. G. Tower and Miss Tower, Of Troy. and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Farren. of Baltimore.
Visiting clergymen will supply most of the local
pulpits tomorrow.
The Congregationalists have declined TO accept
the resignation OF their pastor the Rev, William
Orr Wark The new church Of this denomination
ls to be delivered by the Rev, DR.. John H. Bar
rows, president of Oberlin College.
The State Railroad Commissioners. after hear
Ing held on Thursday Informed the Saratoga Trac-
tion Company that IL must Immediately resume
operations on it's branch trolley line leading to
Moons and other roadhouses at the north end OF
Saratoga Lake The company will have the line In