New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
SARATOGA GOSSIP.

c,p,ToGA. Aug. 21.-The weather grows
constantly warmer to-day being nearly as uucomi"!T
able as some of the days just preceding the a'c
storm The hotels remain fun cdch day aiINa's ""o'
eaualliug the departures The Nc"-1oik 'pe'i' ''''
mat arrives at @ O'clock IN the evening brings large ad-
ttions here The arrivals from the Southern States
from philadelphia and from Boston, are larger In pre-
norton inst now than the arrivals from Ne"-loiA'
There is perceptble also OF those who are re-
turning from the mountains north ana east OF Ih'
point. o-..
sprpc PARK last evening was largely attended. The
waning WAS very favorable the music and the pyFo-
.ccbpics but Il was somewhat damp for comfort Inc
sl-,, yyos uucoudcd and heavy dew fell just before
dark several notair balloons were let 90 at the paFS
AtloiHcl ,,,,,,r S,-,p,ur are here "a. a Com
mission on the part Of New-York state opponted oY
the Legislature, 10 meet Ike Sonns SION rom 'oi
nrcicut for the purpose Of considering the CONNECTICUT
boundary question. The gentlemen IIolh ~ li,
Poster and Ex-Governor Minor. The first lrettluH Oi
tDe Commissioners held Yesterday evening" Olu'I
meetings will be held from ume 10 uIhe az lhe
limited States Hotel, until the preliminary discussion Nt
srable at this time shall be completed Stde IhBItgr
seymour has full SET Of maps 10 ad III the matter Inc
chief difficulty IN ms Douu, ~ % 49, " e.
Sound ne where II has practchl beaIS on lue o.
and fishing interests OF the TWO states. Inc meeting o
e Commissioners i'm Saratoga l. for the purpose OF set
ting upon II plan Of procedure by which the dispute
II IS understood that the track Of the SARATOGA
Association Is be prepared for trottng, ana lhat u
N S neH rcpHia6le horses Mr. W. H. Yaudcrblrs
trOters Will be put on the course. Inc present pan
is 10 charge no admission fee, the intention beng
simply TO use tho rdcecourse as resort Tor dfi"hs
Another garden party at the Grand Union Hotel VIII
take place Monday evening next.
Latest arrivals include the tolloWlng; y, ,,..-
United States-Charlcs y. JudsOn, W. II. Htt,en
Anght A. Brush. L. p. Strong, John p Sherwood. Mrs
Cr4ufOid, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt ElWaId H. Nat
Hattie Robinson Mrs. Z. \. Robinson, Mrs. A. Robin
son j. j. Olcll, W. H. Assn and wife, Charles steele
tlPio d. D. Kerr, Gls Allen, 5 E. Rubin and
wife d. $ KIlscr. Newly ork; James T. Gardner John
w. WASH e. F aT james SgSnB hgR f SaTy k D
lard, James :. Ab1ot Miss IL D. ADD3Ii' !; = Duhhlm
warrington, s. II. Ki-sam aud wife, Brooklyn T. \.
Frisb e. Emira; W. H. Colin ana vile Orange Iiami-
Boston; W. +. Burns Mrs George Bartlett, LOUIS
McCory Baltimore Francis Maxim, Newarkj L., NJ
kcudrck 81. Louis Samuel Rogers, TarIytOwni N. T.
Norris VI IFS Helen Morris, Washington j. :. Hoppu
aud wife, Providence L. q. Durant, North Creek j. NJ
Congress Haii-B. Lord. Mrs. NJ. Stern, c, Sherwood
and wife, T. Jennett, James Sherwood and Wife, Fer
Carter Miss Carer Mrs. J. A. Hunter, Mrs. Cooley,
Miss Cooley, W.; h. Adams, William topping, y; Look
Miss c. NJ; Gqlaqdet, J: W. simoGRsoPp' " Us =
Warren and wife, Br9okyn Mrs rsS1t o Efer
6 GIr5'0' Mrs.. A. B. Hepburn, CoIisnj Emanuel
Furth Charles Wells and wife, +. II. Mumford and VIE,
Miss G. Won Bell H. Won Bell, W. f. Springer and wlle
Philadclpma James \. Laiin, Augusta, Cal Mis-. :.
Fredenburg Savannah, Ga; =. b. smith and temily,
Mrs Barrett ST. Louis Miss George Campbell New
orleans William q. Maup'n, James r. Maupin' ". H.
A. Mauuin Portsmouth Va; W. W. Screws, Montgomery
Ala; w. L. NOycs, James Low and wife, Miss stella Low
Niagara. d., - q, on
Grand Uuiou-JOhn II. Selmes and wife, ID. s Gilman
Horace RUSSELL Stephen CrOwcll, Miss II. +. Crowel d.
G. CALVIN and wife Mrs. c. Knight, }. G. McKenned and
WIFE, Miss L. McKrnroC o. Mex nrielAI Il. L. Barber
ami wife, H. F. BarOor. jr, L. H. Hol, H. L. Cldpp, W.
r. Pheius Tnoma, ". Knox, D. X. smith, Henry &. Val
entlnC Miss Mary G. Valentine Miss Oracle Chandler
Douglass 4. seyi and family, New-Iork A. W Norris
Mrs. /. Robinson, Miss NJ. Lulu Wilson, Miss
Kate W. Ketter.nus, J.. KettcIluus, jr, j.
NJ Hummel and wife, Mss J. Hummei Jay
Cooke, H. O. LlppincOtt aud wife. Mrs. NJ. b. GemmIl
Mss Gemmil Miss J.. A. Grmmi, Miss Maggie Gem
mill Alfred G. Cuens and wife, Joseph y Page and
WIFE Miss Fannie Page, Miss Laura Butcher PAlladc
phla Charles T. Clark, John c. Alden, j. G.. Gallup and
wiie Miss Gallup John X. Rogers. j. G.. Hn J. Gil
christ Geo q. StrattOn, W s. Laurence, d. \. Dunbar
and family, Mis-. \. Rogers BOstonj Edward Ii. Itch
field j. Edward Cover and wife, BrOOhlyni Is. II.
Campbell, Miss J.. j. Campbell, Miss r. Campbell,
Chicago G. IL. Warde ana vile, Matawan y. j.. John
b. Cornell, Hamilton, Ohio; Mrs. A. VI, Bacon, Miss s.
A. Bacon, Miss II. q. Bacon, Newport, X. /.