The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-22
A Gay and Pleasant Season
at Saratoga.
DOWN BY THE Sc A
GOSSIP FROM COMFY ISLAND.
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. August 2

SARATOGA SPRINGS august So Ao'S'
The dark days are over at last and We have bright
sunshine again. Once more Saratoga looks like Sara
toga. During the rainy spell the place looked as
wobegone and deserted any inland village under
similar conditions This morning. bright and early.
ladies' and gentlemen were astir the streets and
the dippers at the wells busy dispensing water
The morning concert at Congress Park was well at
tended and the be said of those given at
the Grand Union. Congress and tho United States.
Everything is Cooking up" as the shopkeepers
say and even political gossip has grown bright
again The Beach 'boom" is said to be improv-
ing owing to certain information from Albany.
The "lnsiders'' declare that the democratic ticket
will read Church-Potter and the republican Robert
son. Edick. Ono OF the most delightful phases OF
life here is the ease with which you find people
to coincide and sympathize with your political
views just mention that you have reason to believe
that Mr. Tilden will himself be candidate for Gov
ernor invent fe~ facts to support your theory
and 10! o dozen think you pretend to.
A local statistician informs me that there now
in Saratoga no less than thousand gentlemen
who begin their titles with SEX" six hundred and
thirty odd clergymen of almost as many denomina-
tions; twenty mine really first water heiresses and
seventy-six Of the second class. (Young men Of
modest ambition will be pleased to hear that the
statistician found an enumeration beyond the
ond class too heavy task to be performed con
G1ore.)
WHO ARE AT THE HOTELS.
The hotel arrivals have fallen OF considerably to-
day and departures are on the increase. Among the
arrivals at the Windsor are Mr.. c. hite and wife,
Mr.. S. Fogarty. Mr. s. Coffin. Mr.. s. Broadbent and
daughter, Mr.. W. A. Byers. Mr.. B. y. Bruce. Jr. OF
Buffalo; Mr.. B. Elliott. Mr. p. Farrell. Mr.. 4. r.
Tuthi. Mr.. B. Reilly. Mr.: L. Holland and Mr.: Stern
heimer all of New York; Mrs. Hallgan. OF Troy.
and Miss Fetherston, OF Montreal.
At the Clarendon the corners are Mr.. C. l.
Sheffield Mr.. J. B. Beal Mr.. J. H. v. Arnold. Mr. s.
]. whyte, Mr.. c. u. Wheaton and wife, Mr.. y. Finke
Hav& An11 AND JrvI1 ~d
all of New York. Mrs. w. II. Brawley. OF Charleston.
S. c.; MIR. S. Wood of Philadelphia: Mr.. $. B. Cur
It's OF stamford Conn, Mr. w. SoltGn ana wre
l. Swift, OF Schenectady.
1t is said that Wilhelm will give another concert
here before the season Closes
Tho Congress Hall register contains the following
MIR. L. Kessel. Mr.. J. Hartman. Mr. Keef Mr..
Mr.. W. Lawrence, Mr.. N. Shaw. Mr.. G. P. Buchanan.
Mr. NJ Littneau. Mr. T. T. Kelly, Mr. W. D. Barley.
Mr. s. b Cole and wife, Mr.. T. p. Winans and wife wife.
Mrs. j. b. GODDARD. Mrs. W. Buchanan and Miss Call,
all OF New York DR.. b. M. Wickerson. Of Baltimore;
Haynes. OF Savannah; DIR. f. D. Cunningham. Of
Richmond; II. 0. Towles. OF Washington. d. c.;
g. c. :, and ~ Mr Of c1 nsHr. Dr.
Orleans; Mr. E. o. Hinkley and wife, of Baltimore;
Mrs. aud Miss Mottt OF st. Louis. and Miss Tscharn,
Ex-senator Thomas Dreamer and Senator Pierce
Of Kings. are manipulating the Dorsheimer boom"
Dr. Cattnack intends to drive from Saratoga to
New York when he leaves.
LATE ARRIVALS.
Among the late arrivals from the South at the
Grand Union Mrs. H. p Wilson and daughter
Mr.. j. o. Leet and wife and Miss Leet. all Of Bslt
moro.
The following New Workers are at the same
place:-Mr. g. p Pratt. Mr.. w. W. Cornell. Mrs. H.
Warren Mr.. p. Reizo. Mr.. L. A. Yberv Mr. A. Yberv,
Mr.. ]. Lundli, Mr.. j. Di Vivo Mrs. Falrecoth and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Herve.
Mr.. Thomas Kinsella, editor of the Brooklyn Eagle
Is at the Grand Union, with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Stoughton, OF New York; Mr..
G. Schwarzwalder and family. Mr.. d. Clarke. Mr..
A. Flint Mr.. J. Austen, Mr.. A. q. Todd and sister.
Mr. L. Rickseeker and wife, Mr.. H. NJ. Baker and wife.
Mr.. w. q. Sterling and wife. Mr.. J. II. Baker and
wife, Mr.. p. Channey and wife. Mr.. @. A. Henry,
Mr.. H. L. Cole and family. Mr. w. b. Hoffman. Mr..
C. s. Spence and wife. Mr.. w. f. Dodge and family.
Mr.. Ii. VAIL Mr.. J. Grum and family, Mr.. H. s.
Butler Jr. and Miss G. Hartley. all OF Now York,
are at the United States Hotel.
Mrs Cohen, OF Savannah; Miss Kilgore, Of Phila-
depha; the Misses Hill, of Chicago; MIR. and Mrs.
Durant of Albany; the Misses Cole of Maryland;
Mrs. Ould, of Richmond; the Misses McClintock Of
Ohio; Mrs. II. Evans Of Kingston; Miss Langdon
and Mrs. Burger. of Cincinnati; General Pomeroy,
of Massachusetts; Major Kobbe, United States Army
s. o. Griswold of Cleveland. and Colonel II. Robin
son, of st. Louis. also At the States.
The Misses King. of New Haven; the Misses Ander-
son, of New York; Miss Gushing. OF BROOKLYN; Mrs.
Anderson. of Norfolk Mrs. King. Of Cincinnati and
Mrs. Compton. Of New York. are at the Arlington.