New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
A DELIGiITFUL DAY AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug 7.-Drltghtful weather pre-
walls IL cool last evening that Tor tine nIs1 tune
in TWO weeas people could sleep with chosen Dnnus'
This morning Summer overcOats and light wraps were
made OF by some OF the earliest VisitOrs 10 'he
Springs.
One OF the most interesting hours Of the day now Is
the carly morning when the systematic drinkers Of
mineral water gather about the springs. Toe Haihorh
and the Congress Springs visited by the largest
number Of people The tide sets toward THESE
springs as early o'clock. ana by O'CLOCK
hundreds are pressing about them. This Is the
first year that charge has Deeh maui
for admission TO the Hathorn spring and while the ex-
pertinent proved satisfactory to ho propretoro the
drinking public has not complained. Five cents arc
charged for raising gate and then the water Is Tree
fees 10 tbs dipDer BOYS having been done away Wl1h
The number OF admissions At this time Is from lZOo 10
I.5OO during the morning hours. Al the Congress
spring the single tickets sold arc nearly as many as
tns, Out large number or those VINO uaIiy Foi. Nvl
gress Spring mold season uekets of auhsSiou W 'ne
The arrivals continue to large. Tho hotel men ex-
pect long season IA weather shall be favorable
curing the closing weeks of August
Hops AT the leading hoto are gwen nearly eNely
evening but it's remarked that theJ are not aS wen
attended As iu former seasons. - 1870.
Following some OF the arrivals at lne loaul"S
Grand Un,on-James NJ. Nelson, l.. Arts, p. Fox
Judge Hilton, l.. y. Dunlap. Il. e. kohatdS H. LaihIVp
{; Orgo Law IT, W flaming. W. A. Booth ana ddlgIIeI
George W. NEWTON i. Goodman aud wire Kopcbi MAJ
y
Grimm keW-YOTk Al. ". slOculn, JObn ". Huhlet'
Miss Mary Hunter. j. A. MODse ana FANNY, d. d Ar
mold j. j. Van and WIle Brock Fn.
Congress ia John Cromwell ana IaiDily, george
Blown, K W. HGtcnlngs. l. j. Phily. James ". AsAeh
ana wife. H. solomon, Charles 3. Clark aud .audy' g A.
COllius, u. j. Person, Jobn Hood b. n, stoeAe' " ~
Stone, j.. T.. Cue, X. IL. Cameron auo "lIe, n, M
scumidt 3. G. Baker, j. y. simpson ana "lie new
York; Henry Bernstein. j. j. Wheeler, BroOkyni q. b.
POPE Mrs NJ Noui1e. Enos johnson ana Hle, ChcaSo
Mrs. KcIet, Mrs. NJ. j. Shepherd, John W. H0uls anc
wife, Ftaucs DOane aud Sitc, Boston H. a. DimnlcA
Washington.
United staies-The Rev. william Adams, i. Lawrence,
T.. b. fatoh, j. ii. CundIot HeVlns, A L. Heyes, H. d.
Rand 1lpb and wife, JObu b. Manug, william Summs,
A H. tuds, Charles u. strong james stokes ana Wie'
Miss q. T. stokes, w. A. Downs, George 1. Bakor, Geo
n. Hon. Il. W. CortOu. George ". PERKINS, u murphy
Mrs " II. Townsend, l.. Il. Root ano wife, r. W. Mtyei
New-YOrk james b. Taylor Miss Nolhe Horton, r. A.
Moran aud family, Brooklyn: 81. Aehiclael h = Davis
aud wife, PhlaIel phia Charles smith New orleans
WiudsOr.-D. f. CoOney anu wife, j. NJ Lawson - T.
GaIey wife, ii. Smith, Mrs Johlr, b. ReuiV, l.. r.
Tucker Miss NJ. L. Dick. New-York j. r. Wliiahs anu
WIFE Mss Grabbing. 5. KIRBY. Mrs Miller MIS- Gre
Mrs. Won spOudelson, q. ". Wood, Baltimore; = w
BIereu, CmCiuuat-
Clarendon-N. HOughtOn. Hlss NJ. +. Snifen, ). A.
K,ly kew-YOrk Mrs.. WATSON and daughter, h. from
we'll W. Hartman, Brooklyn; :. Fox ana IahlilJ' L.
I Goldsmith and family, Philadelphia