New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-25
NOTES FROM SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 24-The next annual meet
ING nj the American Bar Association viii be held III
toga on August, 2O,h and 2lst, at the pubic hall
People who formerly attended divine service at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church on Phadephiast., just of from
broadway will be disappointed returning this sea
son M finding the edfce converted into hall for any
sort OF show that nav come along. The financial
troubles Of the village last winter made 1t necessary Tor
the Congregational Society TO abandon their church.
Unitarian services have been held Ia the room thus far
this season.
noticeable feature about the guests Of Congress
Hall this season that they consist largely OF families
Al The Grand Union young people, appear to predom-
yOnng men than Tor some years past.
Mrs Shoemaker, whose has been rined by bur
glars Is a daughter OF the Hon. j. VI. Marvin, OF
the United States Hotel She had recently come on from
her home IN Cincinnati TO visit her parents. The
burglar entered the house, It is believed
by basement window whence be was obliged to go up
two pairs of stairs passing within few feet OF MEM
bcrs family who were sealed on the piazza with
inc 'front.' door closed a and Two children
sieepug u the room. and the former was Weakened by
the buIs glars scratching match Ihere Us an unusually
large number OF sneak thieves and sWiudlrrs In
Saratoga tins Summer Two or three audaclOu,
rob1erics ike TINS at Mr. Mryn's house have bee
commit tied. few days ago den or confidence opera
tors was broken up Pniladrphlast aud one OF the
gang was arrested and held by Justice Leht.
The town Is busy discussing feat in which Mr. James
Gordon Bennett acted prominent part. On Tuesday
hack team ran away on upper Broadway. II down
past all the hotels. When NJ the lower crossing
by the Grand Union Hotel Mr; Bennett, who happened
TO be in position to 40 So slgd the horses Dy tAe Acad
W. H. Vanderbilt was on the avenue last evening just
before the raiD speeding his span Of brown ponies He
drives the handsomest animals in Saratoga, though
others suTpass Dim III elegance OF vehicle and trappng
Thulow Weed, who has been at the United states
Hotel week. has left for home. Before leaving he par
TALLY promised TO return before tie season should close
Al the United states Hotel last evening the ballroom
was crowded. owing to the bad weather without, the
space allotted spectators far encroacbed upon the
dancing area OF The floor mat walters were obliged To
amt their movements NCyerthe IS, tie best OF spirits
prevailed ana the mop was enjoyable.
The arrivals last night and this morning numer-
GUS but they chiefly confined 10 the three four
leading hotels.
Yesterday afternoon James Gordon Bennett won a
match at pigeon-shoOng with Mr. John Ct. Helkscher,
missing only three birds out Of fifty Mr.. Bennett left
town this morning
Dancing promises to be popular this has
been for a number OF years. The hops thus far have
wei attended ana 1t is the purpose Of the hotel
that their guests demand 1t Is noticed by many OBJ
that the number Of Dung people here larger
than usual
Mrs. Thomas c. Bromlejte and Miss Bromlette wife
and daughter OF exGoyernor Bromlete, Of Kentucky,
spending the summer with Mrs Ellen Harding Wat
north, at the latiers weknown home on North Broad
The following are the latest arrlyalsi
United Stales-EG- Governor Hoffman returned from
Lake George w. B. tleteaer j. M NJ NNye Ihomp-
New-Yorkj j. T. RObnctt, WIlmingtonj b. Vincent,
i. Newark:
X Hutchinson, ". VI. Bard and WIFE, H. j. BUSH, L.
DoughertY, Philadelphia; j. X. Fisher Chicago: John
A. KassOn, Iowa; A. L. Downing, L. IL. Carpenter,
ID. W. Keegan, New-YOrk; Miss NJ. Baldwin and
Miss t. ". Baldwin, Brooklyn; DR.. T. C1IOla, Italy; L.
| L. Barnes, Boston; :. Melelind, New-YOIE.
Congress Hail.. j. Tobias, Brandon. W.; George O
Bark and wife, and Samuel f. Wmte ana WIFE New
London John Hunt and wife and Miss Hunt. sprIng-
eld Quo r. L. Mitchell Cary Mitchcli, Miss Michael
| New-YOrk; Louis \. and George l.. Hanks
| Brooklyn; Mrs. j. a. Levy, Mis-. juliet Lew
| u liza Hartcr. George Harter, New-York; L. f.
| Krem-en, Philadelphia; j. A. Butler aud wife,
| Bernard SpauIdug, james Spaulding, Newly prk .
A. H. Van Horne, A. NJ j. Van Horne, Jersey City; IL
! C. GouhO!d Modem {. DJuOyOn, Mrs. G. Morley, Miss
Annie Morley, Miss Emma Morley, Ncw-YOrk; Ira c.
flAgg and wife, Bos On George Thompson aud wife
and Miss George and Miss May Thompson, NJ. H. Ber
gen aud family Brooklyn.
Grand Uniun-E. A. Terry and wife, George W. Lane
and wife, New-York W. X. BelEnap, Louisiana; Id
ward Arnold, BrOOklyn; A A. Anderson, GrOtOu g. A.
Anderson, Trenton Mr. III. +. Harry and family
Rochester; \. O. Hal and WIFE, Chicago;
G. W. Allen and family, Cincinnati John +. Cham
berain, Long Branch Bishop OReilly, Springfield ;
william III. HeDDeTd, New-lOrk; the Rev. Charles
Lynch, North Adams VIM. Barre and family, Brook
lyn; Professor ". H. ca indies and wife, and g. b. LIN
derinan Pennsylvania; g. W. H. Cushing ANA wife,
NcG-YOrk George HaughtOn and wife ana G. Bar.ou
London; Dr. l. G.. Thomas aud Captain j. c. Haskell
Savannah.
Ciarcndon-,J II. Conway, A. K. Dyett, Miss Dy,tt
W A. Smith, New-YOrk; q. W. Powers, Woodstock
the Rev 4. i. ward Brooklyn A. q. Van GIasbcck
ALBANY ; 5. b. Palmer and we, Baltimore B Eos-I-
helm, Baltimore j. L. HUI, Ionkers.