New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
INCIDENTS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 31.-l Quay mas Detn quiet,
and The change yesterdays hu,bub is pleasing 10
nervous people, and indeed, to everybody. The morn
ing broke cool and clear with promise OF hot day; bat
by tue middle Of the forenoon refreshing breeze came
out of the west, empering the weather to the easy
going ourucrs at the Springs. Those who were con-
tent TO remain in the shade have had delightful day of
10; but INDECENT Saratoga people are as WHOLE
there are plenty OF restless ones among them
who are bound 10 be uncomfortable as long
IA they can find redhot sunbeam to stand up under.
This class has been handsomely served to-day, for not
withstand wlDd the sky has been c!Oudless and
the temperature exceedingly high in exposed places.
On such days as these the experienced Ounger at Sara
toga VIII rise up with the lark visit The springs for
health or pleasure take a turn up and down Broadway
or through the park while the dew is yet on the grass
and the walks cool from the nights repose. but by
10 O'Clock nc viii be found the shady side OF his ho-
Tel or m his room, taking the world easy.
Local military men OF the amateur class are tell
ing to-day some compliments that were paid
Yesterday to the home company when the latter
escorted the Sumner Corps OF Syracuse past
the hotels. They say that West Pointer
ON the piazza of the United States Hotel
was heard to speak in high terms OF the marching
OF that company In handsome uniform and to re-
mark that the home company ought 70 take a lesson
from their visitors The complmen, fell upon the Sara
toga comrany the West Pointer having mistaken the
relative positions Of the two corps.
The local committee having charge Of the arrange
ments for The meeting Of American Association for
the Advancement Of Science. August o. has received
repies from all the railroads which application has
been made Tor The reductions IN fare range from
onc-aalf % Onc-l bird on the usual rates.
Union Hole continue to draw thither an immense num-
Der Of people, and Mr. Clair is receiving popular cou-
mendation for the considerable treatment accorded 20
AZ the Uhited states Hotel last evening hundreds Of
weather Was not too warm for the exercise and
body The floor danced ~ II BE enjoyed the amusement
will be gwen, the first Of the season N Saratoga
To-day there il excursion here from the North, and
II is authortgvey made known that this will De the
last company Of day visitors TIL after August The
reason assigned by the Delaware ana Hudson Canal
COMPANY oT no running trains during August
that the pressure OF business on the ROAD VIII be too
great extra trains. IT Is sald that parties of lin
tied number will be permitted 10 come and 90 ON the
regular trans.
town The large hotels claim 10 lee closer pushed FOR
room than they were this time last year, but ike
room for great many more visitors.
The Boald Of Trustees OF the village, at meeting last
evening suspended 20 &c Officers Adams ana McDer-
mot CHARGED with assisting the WRshiuEtOn-s. gam
bers 10 recover tools which had been seized on a war
rant duly ssued IL appeared in evidence that the sus-
pended officers received $50 for getting the goods away
~ FoiiS,Ing are some Of the days arrivals:
Grand UniOn-Johu De Brot ana wife, Francis H. Leg
cett Robert C. Watson john Johnston, Peter McManus,
J E brewster II. L. C.app, } Campbell. d. W. Evans,
p d Hall and wife, G. NJ. Roche and family, Miss Fan
ME Gcodr Joseph Leich =. l.. Wilcox. l. G. Duff New
York; A. G Porter, Washington James A. Roberts and
f,mily Clicag.: H. VI. Hartman 4. J. Hayward, Bal
fimOre Mrs Andrew Poor, Miss c. Poor, Miss T. Poor,
Boston William Thompson, Whining on T. u. Chase
and wife James j. Coates and vile, Miss Helen l..
Coates Philadelphia; j. W. Gibson, J. c.. Wynn Il, Gin
ciuuat: George IA. Ely ana wife, ElYria ONO r. q.
Weeks and Wfe, Skaneatees A. A. Yates, NcM-Orieans;
IL NJ SWeetser anu wife Eyau-YLiei l. W. Melch, chi
cago Mrs George A Huyt. Mrs l.. III. HOyt, Miss KEEL
logg stamford Robert Wilson and WIFE. MISS Butter
field, Buffalo j. f. Patt Merlden; Francis spear
and family Il. b. Miller and daughter. Mrs. g. T. How
ard H. c. Hardy j. A striker, Mrs. H. T. Gillespie and
son. Mrs. Bates, New-YOrk NJ. l.. Perkins and wife,
Miss Van VOlkenburgh Brooklyn; o. ID. Rood, Jr. BOs-
Congress Hall-A. j. Levy, n. p. Housman. A. II.
Psase Nelson Clement and family Mrs Joel Gator, Miss
brown w. c. Brown and wife, Il. +. COrss and wife,
Post Charles Palmer and family, Mrs. COrwln, NJ. ii.
ColyII ir W j. Laurence. II. a. Seare ana wife, Miss
NJ Jasper. Thomas FOulEe, JameS Cummings and
family Miss l.. WOin, Miss Clara l. Moln ;. j. Cullen,
Mrs Henry May and family, w. III. MOrroll,
Miss Campbell, O. ID. Morgan and family, c.
Ruhstrat, f. W. Preuss, A. Fntrc, New-York
" Freeman, Orange; Mrs. Martin, Gettysburg; Mrs.
Duffy Mrs s. Wilson and family, Philadelphia; Mrs.
NJ. +. May and family, Mrs n. May ana family, Mrs.
Levi and family. NJ &. Warren ana VIE, Miss NJ. T..
RAYMOND Lewis W. Burritt and wife, Brooklyn; n. j.
GOuard jersey CITY Miss Campbell, IOledOi George
III. Morgan aud family. ST. Louis; I. q. Rich and
family BIN ghamtOn; Robert Wemple and family Fu-
tOnvle b. L. epagiH and family ONO; l. al Mica
and family, Washington.
United states-Mrs. Florence Rice Knox, Miss f. G.
Weaver ;. T. Nash and family. II. +. sherwood and
family NJ A. Raymond, l.. FOOs, i. W. Zoos, j. ID. Bid
good Waldo Hutcnns W. X Vanderbilt and family,
Miss NJ V. smith, Fernando YZnaga, W. DE GrOt and
family A. s. Lost, James l. Reese Francis I. Kinney,
Nathan B. Jarvis vile, g. r. Jardne and wife, James
Enos and family. New-YOrki +. W. ostrander Louis L.