The New York herald., 1877-08-27
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
THE PLACE AND PEoPLE-ITS wATERS-ITs
MUsIc-ITs PRESENT AND ITS "swEET BY
AND By"

THE PLACE AND PEoPLE-ITS WATERs-ITs
MUsIc-ITs PRESENT AND ITS "swEET BY
| AND By"
SARATOGA, August "a, 1877.
To the thousands of the HERALD readers who have
other feelings than those that look to ucre greetings
and holding true religion Is 10 do as you would be
done by. say come here.
WIN not shall not be excused: excuses
shall not be excused d-HenryI ~.
You shall bave lively satisfaction Bring wife and
baby, with its tongue bigger than tiny rose Leaf
you shall be regarded failing to fua your pledge
if you refuse Prefix me impossible IFS. Here are
no mischievous influences Tor babies. Yourself shall
1nd called forth the highest gentlemanliness, and
wiley something deeper; and utter one weeks
sojourn go home with mind nearly equal to
your There, | promise you that, knowing,
too, that che who puts u non-natural, strained
sense on promise is better than robber." But
you would ask me what all there is in Saratoga TO
charm one SO. answer to give good. cogent, clear
statement of the onehalf of the spendor and happy
looks that everywhere here would make too long
letter. must tell less than al.
Now strikes up the music the balcony, such
sweet, dancy, prancy, gliding, sliding ar oh. dearl
cannot iel II to you. II l could would be able to
Write the notes OF the skylark,
tive him culture IN hnsh an key;
When the teie phone told I'D succeeded
I'D try u deep bass Tor the sea-
Music ceascs) For ah there the people 60. Look,
will you, please? They are starting Tor the races.
Look at that equpage. Look at this Look here.
Look everywhere Look quick. Sec those sorrel
horses See tho folks. Oh! do SEQ those beautiful
sisters! They the Misses G-s Look at that
maanhcently dressed party to the right. How
gracefully seated. Oh! l do not wondor the
sorrols hardly be kept still emusic hath
charms!" SO hath that dark-eycd young
ture she seats herself opposite her father,
a wayworn, worldly looking man, who looks at her
''She's all the world TO me-" The ride and tho
are going TO do that an,good know. He afford
to lose money. hope he will go sDarcs with the un-
lucky They are OIL and the racing reporter tell
the rest.
| will now add few facts of an informatory charac-
ter o tho benefit OF such us may never yet have been
to Saratoga and are contemplating coming
l came here low days ago, starting from
Grand Central Depot at halI-past three +. NJ
by express train Oh the New York Central, and
palaco about So The beauliiul scenery OF the
Hudson II IS unnecessary 10 tell you obout. Every
body native anu foreign, tna have ever written their
impressions oft have pronounced II tue finest IN the
world. am ready " indorse all they SAID But
u Is TINS place-tnls saratosa; with ITS de-
and comfortable ho,el-Grand Union-with It's
160 tables in the main dining room alone, each
oil which Will scat IRON five TO len persons; with It's
$50 manncrly and attentive colored waters with $50
more, white anu colored, employed other capac
ties; with thousand guest rooms; with parors une
quail for spiendor; with its spacious verandas; /
told IL cost ST. 0U0,0 900, and tnnk 1t is worth II.
II Is mistaken no.on that If you come TO Saratoga
you have TO dress three tunes day whether you wish
IT or not Rich dress In good taste seen here
plan dress IN good taste is here as we'll All seem
at home and deighted, glad be
here. Everybody seems 10 think they get the worth
of their money, whether they buy glass OF Vichy at
spr my tOttio OF extra dry and lew potatoes
Moons, or even u sail ON the beautiful lake where
thousands Will gather on Tuesday next to witness the
boat race.
A conclude my letter the first yellow leaves
hutteriug down from the stately elms that look you
cannot tell when their protticst whether In moonlight
or sunlight II is now afternoon, and the shape vi
every long dropping mb has lis clear distinct shadow
thrown upon tue newly shaved lawn that holds the
howers and the playing fountain III the circle;
the acre or SO OF ground shut 10, and only 10 be
IRON the wiudo~s aud balconies OF the hotel. All the
hotels IN the place fine ana well filed at present,
as tnerc were eldon or never more people Sara
toga. II rs also healthy
since the nour ior starting to the Saces all about the
place seems as stu as Sabbath In the country Those
who did not go have Detaken them 10 iuside bal
cony chairs to muse watch the fountain and Tor
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