New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
A SMALLER NUMBER or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,ouy uorRIs>EY-PEO Al TUE HOTELS.

A SsIlTTEP NUMBER OF NioAi'iN N''~'i-'''-''@ |
JOIN MoURIssEY- PEOPLE Al 1uE HOTELS
ryuo,f 4 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TKiHuNEI !
SNArQGA SPRINGS July 2S.-fhe Pro- |
Yot,o Of to plcasures,eh5 at Saratoga
Is small People come here for rest or enjoyment ana
lrlnc heath along with them. and usually t'ae IL nc'
TIE number If nyals who frequent the springs "ilE
tbe Summer months is stj1 large but is almost wholly
lost sight Of III tie whiri Of gayoy kept mp by vigorous
middle re and budding youth. Everybody drinks inc
waters for real imaginary Ills As M-eeA"S oI '''
visitors 10 Saratoga 20 care little Tor me INNER"
waters compared with tie pu,e ar OF the valleys inc
view of tha green mountains, The Loc' pdlioe' All" ''
excitement OF gaming the Springs are nevertheless lA
main stay of the village. II is difficult to see ho" the
village could become even small city without Getr"c'
IN LARGELY from its charm . place OF simmer resort
Great chances have ken place ia saratog. village
During the past Ten years. Within tat lihe ~ i'">
5000 600 have c5ed for the entertainment %
visitors during The Summer months sun experience
has pyoyed III, Investment bazasa0as Where success
attends the diff enterprises 1t s SAID that rom 70
per cent retUr OF tie Investment l'a boon Hei aver
age Tic good Of the place has not oeeh CON
slant; one year business has been NtIy Eoo tAe neNl
perhaps rather poor Out in the main nom the close Oh
the war till tie present year Saratoga has been prosper
ors The yegr SIS proved unusually profitable ana yen
the proprietors Of Congress Hal, which has been 4a'o1
Ste hoiei lost money 10 was thought t lc ia'-'"57
OF the public during the Centennial year Wo1id oe even
more liberal and an additional Investment o. aOoHt
togians say tie present is the most nuprcaOe season
III, village has seen since the frs. year OF the war
SpU lime was expected the second year u the "N' o'
unusual prosperity sst IN, and old Villagers contrast
tos dss-yhCu The omnibuses TouId re Iuehu! o' A'
ING I'm midnight qnlrterng guests from the crowded.
hotels among the viasor,-wliL these Centennial DAYS
,lar Tho Grand Union ad ;he United States Hotels are
.he only principal places o. eu;e'i'. "''u' "''H-
paying NJ one nls'!ls,s INC '''"T' VI 7''"
g., g,s toynsrsople realize that the efcWth OF the
place has been too sudden for times "i game ana '.
for g,adual dwirdiur OF expectations a! prices 10
basis OF healthy growth. Real estate is f and !he cot
toqe lopertg generally good. Any ocicier.ls ia alcD--
foctuIal beauty compensated Tor IN the 5I''el5 r'
which everywhere eTbOWcr he houses ana paru'A''s
Oh Broadway. The storekc po-5 haze almost All c'as'u
IN demand extoro,ate prices T. goods during tie sun
1ner and with their increased facilities arc now able 10
amply visitors with all the ordinary necessities otie az
q able price. The pe,io app'Hr 20 I've quietly
and with economy small minority an, no; disposed 10
wink at :he moral toIo of ne village Tie 'ioJch ste "
ave MT very nuero Is or very hsE and spirit II thrift
has sol the upper hand and says tLd ]"An 1o.rS''F
must be left completely 20 hmstE lis ways are nos
I'm, ,,aye OF q moral community. BI. lie las spent
fortune in Saratoga, and draws fortunes 10 TO- ihey
tbl l. too That great many Icspcctabe Poop rom Tic
cities e 50 TODD Of such highly seasoned excitement ''
variety fhat straioca would not NC attractive 30 them
nor their stay 50 long, II il were not 'or John oT'7,5
"tiger." The bank reaps steadily c"'t'n percentage
Inv its immoral license but 70 also steadily pays sara
foes percentage for the privilege isaSHrd tbal IN"
bank reaps nothing from me to"Dspc"Hc, ana ORC
honest old rghcr boosted Of never having seen te III
SIDE OF the clubhouse they are rot equally prepared
IN saw that the bank seed Saratoga . aI'""!
eating the name Of tho american Bad. Baden Ihe
clubhouse % rcat scsOrt fOy foreigners sLo Spai's
~, fre,uar, and often successful VIC .o,s through me
doorway guarded by the bronze COS l,io, ,,yto,r
Saratoga scarcely Uc saiO 4" DC y'H'ht nbs
nelcr Is 1t losing o.ytlns IS smaller wale1n place.
i,Ddcnbiedly are people vac ca alorl tie expense
aud "a re taste ior Saraosa Ne air a.'t Z" f7 -,
enjoy both CLERKS and people OF modei4'e in,n.s ~
the cities who usually 20 - som ' NJ. ,cs,ir In
or two. VII be moie opt TO tss7 il!s s"''' '"'' III '
Philadelphia. Co.. c,.,,- NV. ~.
,olc7 nt - 900 En- improving CV-i,.s Pan x. a"'Lh
man old visitors - sa;s;ogs question II " &c Fh .
b oare ieI3"d tie Colombsn spi., sl TIE "a
Congress sp-ng hOuee aIe no more Ornate GO at en-"
s pg S'es r: .Iq the FAX Wa Tree 70 Yac NV
il Is qcosd aod AZ @aa'ss 100 ,g % c5rc To;.3e
Tor nc - cpr.s World visit tue p-gS, because p,
..n oI, ,.sls j ~. pia streets iree and nGrpcae
is : .0e.ter boon tEso to iStei IN t'' 4@cSsS''
1ie company own.ng the park wcIi to gcs ,, fS'
pence g. sY.avAi!ns poQt. aye p",%.s I,,ir.
the center for bSlT. %"'ta fi,ay' Igy ~
sitsrnoon, ana evening Tia. iat ;4S D .J, a. a.
The evening. Lac pHN t' iIA' ILe,s - r., go :. n,
the people outside the - =, ana 70 low , ,, -.
Cicsi ted ws,ks nspp' excusiyeues> We ~ nc 's
els and tpss aAG II alicrna,e'y Dr'St ht "Hta-'H,
or very stlpi Tie Grand Union ani iEe On"e% s1ales
have good bands % music. when 80 P"]A' en-.
irt tle lrr
ho!rl. have bslds aud Che Clarendon - tArc',r. ',
Ir .ut general blow 81 trumpet ana beat OF Wui. e-
comes Splr eSA and very moHctJnpEs. itN o! Wy
,crro waters nave Cgc5uiZe1 nlls,g! band, ana pay
80 -iDx a fue Ir.-t Union This InuriHs. hLllk tts
hafr segru..dc, when was q "a. iltitle
suctess as regards melody, but ~ awful t".nt ai Ic
PEG VINO come 10 oitAi'k' '7 "S''tHS
down 10 strader Eaats- The Ia.lts Bicd.y oHtfipcf
fhe '.men, but g.. not rue attempt 20 maACa
display Palmer AL. not 80 c't5 err' g aie "o' ~
The morning hours are pissed M fsiDs Use byf'oS ~
TeadiDe and chatting r pazzas, Or "a Eng 10 Ae
,rusic Dinner H. fcr' ed between aid - ~, ~iHI
which drives walk II order ahd ttfe - Slso 700
. Gcr,Irn lor the LffGs between AID O'clock a. TIE
Grand Union. Tea 10 ready at : 1ciOcF, %hch 10y
tie chat the paTors, proHiedHes' ana c'-'' nGII
The United states and the Grand Union Uoi are tho
ccnters Of hotel life. The latter pf<tt 10 ty bclhs
ia the morning evening. To-day u ~ l. - Eut7ta
ana lad 4lO at the same time !ast yer Among ten
are Tbc,nas A Hendricks and family and " ~ Ahd+.sOr
and wife of Indiana Lord Henry L1is ana slts ~ In
GLAND j. w. Randall aad family o. 81 Lpu,s, 4. Haf.ncZ
and family OF Havana VIM. ~ GWln sGH ANN u oSh
Francisco; kew-1Ork, Win tE"ii Islpiles ~
III Arnold, f. g. Tiusicy, G. II. CbrslhJs D. J." AuuleW
n a. Fno. Judge j H. Flanagan, ". 4. HdtcA, -. g. WI
cov e. AZ Hlck0X. Henry X. Dunlain H. G. jrAcE lbat
IOVtber WIN. s. Lambert, and Robert e. fJuTeb. About
I25 Standards living at the Grand UilpL ih ie"
DAYS the Grand Uni9n viii give iis anbHil cbNafeAsF~
eeIllOD and garden PARTY . ,, -,
die United States Hotel appears 70 flourish, and with
done as good bushes. year ago. MuIat HAlstsad
AM family arrived here to-day. Among tho guests are
LI-Goy. Curtin sehOr Nanillla the spanish Minister
ind tie following from HeS'P9rk; Il III ferAiHe, Dr.