New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
NOTES FROM SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. g. The entertainment In
Congress sprlng Park last evening consisting Of q
grand BY Browns Band and display OF fro
works, attended by the largest number Of people
that has been within the inclOsdre at any one time this
Hundreds Of extra chairs and benches had
been provided. but tine preparation 10 this regard
proved to DO scarcely adequate. The programme OF
ged 10 briag the pyrotechnIcs in
after each piece thus Keeping the spectators Interested
every moment OF the time.
Early this morning light rain FELL laying the dust op
the country roads and depressing the temperature TO
pleasing degree.
Small parties frequent in Saratoga this
season. Every day three large omnibus loads go
from leading hotels tue 10 Mount MeGre2or,
other Of the points OF interest about the eoun-
try. These exeursIoniss seldom return until after
nighfa, and frequently tbey are heard Later Al ngh as
they return through town singing N OLDHAM oned VIZ
sge style. Archery aud nn' shooting at the various
booths In town are amusements much INDUCED ID ny
both ladies and gentlemen.
Mr. Henry n Myeps for many years proprietor OF
LAKE, died yesterday ne was iaVonIe caterer TOE
This morning at 6l5. Mr.. W. II. Vanderbilt and .
parry Of Ss dozen ST mSe haHs@ ~ W %sqa
M4Tvln, of tae United states Hotel, aud Mr John H.
starin, left Saratoga for Tying TIP to Buffalo; Tue
time allowed for the the state was Elk hours
The train expected to returu to Saratoga ut O'Clock
Saturday morning.
parties Will be given at the United States Hotel. tue
price of tickets being placed at II each This evening
Bernstein conductor of orchestra at this bote
the first event OF this kind that has occurred hero
this
The daily prayer-mestng at the First Presbyterian
Church Is attended regularly by largo gathering
of people from she hotels and board g-houses Re-
hgous obseryances are kept up at Saratoga with con-
slant interest.
At the sacred concert given In Congress surng
Park Sunday evening, feature will DC introduced
Mrs NJ f. MOrchmtOu. OF Boston, having been employed
to sing ia ee four solos,
Tne second Wlnemj concert IN the concert room or
the United states Hotel last evening more largely
attended than the FIRST and even more heartily APP
instances and the evil system OF insisted
on Whemi played concerto by PaRRnini ana two
compositions of bis own. The piano playing OF Naname
RyeKing and the singing OF Miss Gertrude Franklin
ana Messrs FTitsch and Stoddrd gave much saustac-
ton 10 the hearers.
Late arrivals include the following;
United States-Jobn +. Beale s. Freeman :. A. Carey,
Albert H. Baldwin, Miss Il. NJ. Baldwin, f. NJ. Turner.
william Dickinson +. h. Prescott and wife, Florence W,
Prescott, Mrs. James Brown Edward GebbarG, New
| York; Daniel Ayrss and wife. Brooklyn.
Congress Hall-Willam Grace, A VI. Cohen Gordon Il.
Colby ana family, Mrs. s. Davis and family, VI. Whit
beck Charles storrs. Mrs Magher, Miss Okcsne, Il.
! W. Renwick and wife. X. NJ Wadner. ". j. Price and
wife, Mrs. j. H. Hermann, Mrs c. NJ. E2sn, Miss c. r.
Egan James p Savage. c. H. Jenny and wife, william
Morris joseph Poal, NewYOrk; MISS FAnnie {. Has
kins W. c. Haskins and wIfe, j. HaskiDk and wife,
f. J. Coburn, Charles NJ Cox aud wife. Miss l.. A. Cox,
! Boston.
| Grand Union-G. II. Conklng James II. Rodgers and
family H. Z. Harry q. NJ. Whee err J. Il. ChamUers w.
w. C. Browning. j. ). Browning, W II. Browning, r. A.
Burrbaum and wife, A. Borda, h. M. Shepard, Z. A.
Clark, jr D. D. COnOyer Miss Sarah II. HaZeltine, B. A.
Castle and wife, New-YQrk