New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-15

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INCIDENTS AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. IA scene at the once
Of the Hathorn Spring yesterday Is much talked aoont
all over town. man from Savannah. Ga, named
woodward Barnwel. who is here "a Summer Visilor'
walked into the Office where Mr. Frank Ii. Hatborn'
proprietor of the Spring. at work with his
books and dealt him two severe blows across
the face with rawhi1e whip. When about to strike
third time Mr. II. H. Hahorn. ex-mem0er or Congress-
father OF the assaulted young man. seiled tue hruel
and tbrus him aside. An officer was called who took
Barnwe into custody and locked him up Last evening
the rriminal charge Of assault and battery was with
drawn and al once the Sheriff rearrested the prisoner
ON n civil process issued by Justice Bockes,
of the Supreme Court. Bail was fixed at Sl'OOO' ana
was given by a check signed by Judge schey oil GeoI-
gia II is alleged by Barnwe that Hathon used insult
ing language to his wife when she called at the Spring
Office TO inquire abour the price of water THIS MI
H,thorp denes He says that language of the sort
alleged ever passed between him and any lady, ana II
Mrs Barnwe was 1nsulted IT must have been by some
one other than himself The ar is the first thing IN
the way OF scandal that has disturbed Saratoga society
this
At the CONGREGATIONAL Council held yesterday COM
mittce was appointed find out the true financial con-
dillon of the CONGREGATIONAL Society Of Saratoga.
The Stub benefit ball at the United States Hotel last
evening was a very grand affair The dresses were the
most elaborate seen here this season.
Another general fire alarm disturbed the slunbers OF
the Summer visitors about O'CLOCK this morning
A fn dress ball will be given at Congress Hall on
Friday evening The gala night at Congress Spring
Park will be next Tuesday, when another display OF
fireworks will be had
About o'clock last evening Broadway. in front OF the
largo nOels. thrown into state OF CONSERVATION
by a runaway team among the fine carriages ASIDE
from the screaming ladies and slight smash OF the
carriage behind the runaway horses, no bad results fol-
lowed
Mr. Augustus schen Of New-York; United States Sen
ator Herman Of Utica; Mr.. George j. Magee, Of Wat
kins Chauncey NJ Depew, Homer 4. Nelson, OF Pougn-
keepsle; Ex-Governor James L. English. OF Connecl
cut; W. L. Niblack Of Indiana, are among the more
prominent politicians and public men to arrive here
since yesterday.
Late arrivals include the following:
Uniicd States-John 4. Douglass, Mira. Julius Wods
worth Mrs S. II. Tying, jr, Mrs. W. Douglass Miss
Francis H. sodc, W d. Sloane and family, Ezra White,
Mr.. Remington. John Parsons, Alfred Clagett, J.. b.
Geo. b. Miller, William Macmastcr, Albert Pulitzer. u.
NJ Duraut. Mrs. john II. Haeket Miss Haekct Mr.. d.
family, Miss juliet Berry. Robert W. Acorn aud FAMILY,
Roger PSr AXE y BToaks and %fe W.
vii ams. Augustus Scnel, j. Htrker aud wife, g. Van
drrbiitF W. VanderoiIt, BtayI0n ives J9hh =. orl-
Francis O. Nye, Bradlsh johnson. jr aud vi e Miss E.
hymar Jonn fItch GBafes ffed bdTes, anu WIZ, ~
william Rhodes r. H. To wnsend and WIFE, MISS Pauline
b. Townsend, Mrs. NJ. NJ Greene, j. Hunt, Miss Viz
GINA Norris, Miss Katie Norris. p NIumiord and WIFE
IL Hustled aud wife, Miss Florence Littejohn, T. Frank
C0e and wife, Br0Okyn john 5. Saupdgrs W liliam +;
aud wife, Miss May Carroll b. II. Wanng, Baltimore;
w. A. Morarty, n b; Blackstone. I. W. silleway, j. p.
Cobb and wife, H. a. Jacobs, Boston.
Congress Hal-George f. Clrnell. r. II. Carton. GAY
lord b. White, Geo. n. Gauger VIM. Lambert and wife.
Joseph +. Moore, Thomas Foulke, Comfort @ Lane, L.
d. Farrell, Charles Elnseln, E b. Hartman, j. T. OCon-
nor Rch q M6 sSgo AND a NenYork
ID. T. Davenport, W. III. Cincny, william Salmon and
MAN. George Chandler and wife Mrs LaGson Miss Laa-
son. j. NJ. Cohn L. n. Curtis and wife, MEs Tucker VIII
ana VIII k coSmbi Ewafds Miss gregory Oiway F.
Allen Richmond; Lewis Glenn ana vile, C. ii. Holloway
aud wife Cincinnati Il. schmidt, c. ID. Schmidt, Major
s. Bynam, New-orleans; T. W. Aver Miss sharpless,
Grand Unlon-G. II. Spencer and wife, Henry A. og-
e ep j. Go R F3G Gnan ana we Ms j. REM F.
GreenOugh James Dawson and wife, Miss f. o. Dawson,
p save Mrs J. K Rogers W. b. Gardiner Mrs C. f.
Huntington. Miss Agnes b. Huntington, john Haydoek,
A. Min, Miss Claston, Thomas J: oDonohue, George
g. W. Holmes, A. II. Ward, W. G. Townsend,
Miss oIIyiI s. Garter Miss Kate Carter Miss Belle $.
Carer G. X Chase. Andrew Fyle. j. d. W. Hook Mrs.
Ferry Miss NJ. Keeper, Miss Jones. Mrs W. IInstace,
Miss G. Eustace, q. b. Gibbs William saur. George
Hall ID. c. O'ConnOr ami family, NewGork; John Bis,
r. NJ Walsh. John j. Campbell. Brooklyni e.. A.
Fenton NJ. Fenton, Harvey shriyer ana wife, Miss
DeFord. Miss Hattie DeFOrd, IL. t. Keeper. Il. c.
Hergne H. H. Coye. Miss C. Gilman, Miss NJ. Gilman, J.
s Gilman and wife, Baltimore; Miss a. Adams Miss E.
Adams, Henry a. Priest and wife, \ @. Greeley, Miss
Greeley, Miss Helen Greeley, Miss T. f. Goodwin, Miss
4. r. Bigeow. Thomas DoOhtte, Miss Annie DOOlittle.
Martin s. keith aud wife. W. Il. Brownell and family,
Geo. LOung, Geo. f. Babbitt G. Mccartney. Boston;
n NJ. Rose, Little Rock; l.. l.. Munsen Albany; n. :.
Veste Montana; James s. Faulds, Miss Faulds Louis
VILE; 5. I. REYNOLDS, Elmlra; H. r. HoWland, Buffalo;
ID. +. Bishop, LOckpOrt; III. +. Maude, Mrs = >. Man
dell, Charles NJ. Van Buren,, Newton; NJ. III. Thomson
and vile Mrs f. f. Sherw OOd Francis Keenan, Nicholas
Herman, Utica George Sxt"n and wife, Mrs Fox Hart
q I..l.r q WaIIa aIIlifu nIIiN Inn