The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-25
JIM AND At S.fRITOGI.
SARATOGA. Aug. 24-we have a very

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cover his s,pa,s. va, no ,v,, ht,s,ls n',ot,, a..
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depot. I gu,ss tt'a the comnnnv ,vo fonnd onr.
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Jim has an Unborn terror for this sor, ~ ,.oo,,lo
Think he is wronp thnra for mo .v,,ricrco 10
that they arc nuito nm inofY,naivc 90, os lone, no
YOU don't a4socintc ar in,crforc with ,hor
The moment Jim aaw the faces ~ ,hcao mon
oil the alcoholic ynpors were terrified on, NJ bis
head. Io wontcd ia 90, into ono,hor cor t,,
| WINS not allowed IN do an tbouyh ,hnro ,vero ,v,o
| more sleeping cnrs running omntv
| | wonder whose law il is-ynndcrbil,,a or tbc
colorcd conductor's-thnt n sleepipg car mus,
be- INN full bofore anothor ono ia nllo,voJ 10 ho
uscd An u,i,i,io,,d rorsor oo,,no, ,ii..,,,,a,.
onv earthly adyon,ace in sn,roca,lrg soroc
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be stolen during the night But nil his nppre.
| tensions were utterly groundless Tho pnm-
| bling fraternity went TO bed the moment the
train set in motion, and not one of them showed
any sign Of life till the train stopped next morn
ing at the Saratoga station.
The hotels are crowded. Tho United States
sent n number Of people away yesterday. and
all we could obtain was a small room on the
mansard floor The Grand Union is said TO
have over 600 guests. and Congress Hall
| about the same number As a matter Of course
such crowds render the service Of the hotel
abominabc The first thing everybody does
after having secured a room il 10 bride a negro
waiter Without that you run the risk of being
starved. or. at the best OF being fed like a dog.
This waiter bribing Is n disgusting feature Of
American hotels. 1t Is Illuminating to the guest
corrupting to the waiter. and ruinous To- the ho-
tel Tho bribed negro. anxious to make him
self scrviccabc. brings you five times morct than
you have asked for. Tho waste Of provisions
caused in this way must be incaculablc.
| The aspect Of the piazzas during music hours
| II quite fascinating The number of handsome
| female faces shoulders. and arms II amazing
Jim objects to this fashion Of barely covering
the naked arms and shoulders with bit of
Eaul'. lie maintains that II the sight Is line IT
Is u"hhaoie' whHe II II Is not It Is disagree
aDIc'
The crowd at the United Statos Is rather So
lect and certainly wealthy A large number Of
| familiar New York faces are To- be sern loung-
! ing hero. Smith Ely, Leonard Jerome. Addison
| Cnmmack, John Hoey several Vandcrbit-. sew
oral Cuttings. a number Of Embarrassing
Wall street brokers. a large ouantity Of railroad
presidents and managers-all these are to be
daily olhowcd on the piazza. in the hail. and in
| the dining room. Marie Roze has inst gone n,yav
| leaving "A YER, favorable IMPRESSION both must.
cally and socially. She has "A rreat denl Of