The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-28
The Watering Places.

OUR FASHIONABLE CORRESPONDENTS.
UNITED STATES HoIEL. BARArooA, July % 1880.
Burglars .9JouiQuits Unusual Ereiiemei- Comiags
and Goisgs-7ae Heat Of the Season.
We had grand hare-up and excitement of quite
an unusual kindshere day or two ago nothing less
than the advent of couple of regular built burglars
They took advantage of the dinner hour and entering
the OF MT Ryre, (brother of Capt Ryrie of the
Cunarders) looked the door on the inside and com
menced fumbling and rummaging amo ng the baggage
Fortunately, however, Mr. Ryrie engaged to dine
with private party hour later than the regular
dinner, and went to his for the purpose Of ar
ranging his toilet. Finding the door locked on the
inside, he inc ured who there, and some time
the door opened (the key in the meantime being
slipped outO and our two fancy gents discovered
titrvating themselves at the glass arranging their
hair, &c Upon being questioned a to how they
came there, and what they about, they said
they had just arrived, and had been shown to this
room for the purpose OF dressing for dinner. Mr..
Ryrie, however not being green enough to be caught
with such chat, caught one of the fellows by the
shoulder, the other slipping out and making his
man to the Office however the other was caught
in the grounds and brought in, and both pnloried
in a corner for the inspection Of the crowd of
guests who had now assembled. After being duly
exhibited they were taken to magistrates Office and
after examiD alton regularly committed for burglary
and conveyed to the Jail at Ballston
One OF the gave his name as jackson and Is
beieyey a ell known cracksman from PHILADELPHIA:
the otber called htmsef Hail subsequently,
pesred that his Fish lie is rather under-
sized, dark compile xion, black hair and eyes aud
man Of great shrewdness an intelligence. They had
been here several days, and put up at the fremont
House." where they had considerable baggage, and a
horse and wagon which stood ready barnessed for
instant fight, in Of successful haul Upon
their persons found 800 In hundred dollar bills
Of the Butchers and Drovers' and Merch ants and
Traders Banks; and their trunks contained many
skeleton keys, files chises &C. &c showing that they
had made ample preparations for the summers cam
psign. There were also found among their baggage
several packages Of lace handkerchief gloves,
broidered lace capes &c. &c. together with entire
piece OF lace all containing the private marks OF the
dealers from when they had been stolen which give
you, as furnishing, perhaps, your New York police
clue to the gang to which these two belong. The
marks on the goods were as follows /" SIN. Six
u m. s-xN T-Su. ON"
Within the last few days the arrivals here have been
tremendous and there isn't, at this moment spare
corner in Saratoga; yet they keep coming in every
train, and we keep owing them away, somehow and
Hon. John slide, Of New Orleans late minister
Mexico, with his magnificent Creole wife, in her
third and eliminating season Of Saratoga bellehood.
vie with her At the Congress Hall they have Theo-
dore sedgwck and wife; Capt stoddard OF the steam
ship Crescent City; Mrs Maria L. Child, the poetess
with party Of the Lsrings from Boston, and Sheriff
Carnley, Of New York who has almost recovered rom
his recent indspostion, under the cooling shades in
MIGRATING breszes and health spring waters Of
Saratoga, and Is almost as good man q ever he
was" The weather Is perfectly delicious: