The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03

manager OF the hotel With Mr.. Clair. wherever Mr.
Jewell the guests and attaches OF the Cole
man House, the ST. James, the Gscy House and other
famous hotels where he has reigned proprietor or
nansger, can testify-there 10 always sunshine
discipline, tdiness and order and the vino
rooms OF the Grand Union cheerful and we'll
arranged every other department Of the house.
huge Stock Is kept, occupying three rooms All the
principal botos IN Saratoga take just pride IN the
variety and general good quality OF their wines and
liquors, ana Morrissey's club house has one Of the
best VINE lists 10 America. Here. ut the Grand
Union the finest brands OF cnampagnes, Sauternes,
Rhenish, Burgundles sherrics, port and cnrets are
be had at prices pretty fair. as prices 20 in THIS
OF selected vintages sixty cents to 81
a bottle Judge Hilton is said TO be first rate expert
IN the selection of these beverages. and up on the
hill at his new and pet hotel (the Wihdsor has aid
by stock OF exceedingly pure and rare wines from
France, Germany aud spain. HIS manager there, MI
Shelley, promises before long an importation OF 81.
Julien, Margaux aud 81. Emiion clarets nj thirty
now have 10 pay for those mid importation nom
thirty TO forty Genus pint There 10 no good reason
chcapy al hotel tables long ago. There are French
and German in New York where II is pos
sblc to drink both ordinary and superior cares ana
Same wines prices nearly corresponding 10 those
III Paris ana Berlin.
But when Mr.. Nolan, consulting his watch at halt
past eever A. NJ, drew from its bed OF ice = small
bottle oil G. II. Mumm' extradry Verzenay aud poured
delicate Daccarat glasses aud said:-
"Gcnemcn, This the hour, and this 10 the WINE for
tho hour the foregoing commercial spsculations
did not occur.
MUSIC AND PARADISE.
At tho same hour music hoated through the
air all over Saratoga. Three bands--at the United
States at Congress Hall and at the Grand Unionwere
playing as they do every day and night Collected
Inc great pazzas Ey hundreds, or ounging IN cool
parlors and BEDROOMS above, the lazy sojourners 10
place OF pleasure famed themselves, conversed
with one another, road novels or newspapers, d0zod
ana listened TO the music.
As ascendod, refreshed, and sauntered into tho
green quadrangle where the fountains were playtng
and bras singing in rivalry with Lothian's vto
Inns, wondered what more positive degree oil dolce
Jar Riente there could be than that exhibited In The
which, high above The central tower OF the
Loleis, the coiors OF the Union doated indolently
Marctzek's company, headed by Miss Annie Louise
Cary, nave arrived the Grand Union Hotel, where
they are TO give Two concer'sone tomorrow and one
next Tuesday evening. The large Ballroom prepared
for tho purpose, viii be cleared after each perform
hop 10 which guests from all the principal
hotels are invited.
THE REALIZATION A DREAM.
of rich (h0w many IN an idle mood have SAID
it'll would 90 bed when pleased ana get up
when ! pleased l would be housed UNANIMOUSLY
among the soitest of easy chairs and the most com
should obey my slightest wishes; 1 would saminon
them by a Touch and dismiss them with a nod. Flow
ers trees fountains should surround me- would
dress we'll and live sumptuousIy. My table should be
dishes and the purest wines. Moreover. would nave
about me whatever society l desired or be at
liberty any moment TO retire into seousion. AS
for music, IL should waken me In the morning.
charm ut my meals, deight me IN the eveninRs
ana soothe me when l went 10 ued. l would ride in
the most splendid carriages, drive the handsomest
horses and 70 the most charming woman in
the world
10y and do at Saratoga-except the last ff
Yet II rumored but to-day that one OF the most
venerable and celebrated OF American OF wealth.
q millionaire and commodore" who some time
ago beca NE u wdower-has been making love to the
ver,table woman mentioned, aud with triumphant
success