New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-11
COOL WEATHER AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 10.-The weather continues
cool 10 degree that renders 1t to
in the evening. The change appears not to disturb Wis
ors The OF Saturday brought largo additions %
the numbers already here. AT the Grand Union Hotel
the room clerk Saturday evening reported that he had
been obliged 20 turn away three hundred people
during day. account OF having no suitable accom-
odations for them The clerks at all Of the hotels
are having pepexing business trying to pack away tho
people and to satisfy all.
The town was reused from sleep somewhat earlier
than usual yesterday by general fire alarm by the
public bell Atwo.story brick building on Corane-st,
belonging to Mr. Cornelius Fonda, and occupied in part
AS -toreouse and in part residences burned down.
causing total loss OF about $4,000 Thousands OF vs-
tors hurried to the OF the burning.
The lady who shoots the ride with the most skill and
success in Saratoga this Summer is Miss G.. NJ Crane OF
NewYork Friday afternoon on the Mitchell range she
made thirty-two bulls eyes cff-hand at twenty-five
yards.
The fuil-ress ball at Congress Hall Friday evening
was largely attended and old visitors Saratoga
the elaborate tolettes and the spirited dancing some
thing TO remind them OF Old times wien balls were the
Ex-Covernor Hoffman aud his family returned to the
United Hotel yesterday. In The evening, Mr..
David a. Wells and Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, Jr ar
Saturday, arrivals include the followingi
Congress Ha-A. b. II. l. He and wife, I. l.. Hewitt
and WIFE, T. H. Durland, j. Power W. j Price ana wife,
New-York; ID. n. Metzler and family, c. W. O. Small,
SIckcl, Baltimore.
United statas-R. B. Campbell, Mrs T. b. Musgrave
family, Sire. john C. Latham, ir Il. y Clarke and
wife, Charles Duggiu and wife, Ex-Governor Hoffman
and family, Henry r. Campbell, u. l.. Drumm0nd j. g..
Amber, Aired II. Smith T. j. TOBIAS Abort RAtnser,
y. Green and family, j. W. Goddard, ID. Mlhken and
family Albert Pulitzer Amos Rogers MOntalgn Morgan,
Mrs. H. e. Morgan, r. Berry and WIFE, Miss r. Calhoun,
f. T. TrOwbrGge. r.. y. Goddard, Seely B. Wilson, Now
York Clement Willis aud wife, Mis- \. LWiis Charles
" Campbell, " Nichols and wife, Miss Nichols, y. W.
Pierce Mics X c. Pierce, Joseph Is. Glover Boston
Senator GrOOmr, Maryland; c. !. Hamln. H. A Rich
mOnd Buffalo; David A. Wells, Charles Francis Adams,
ir.. ]. 4. Wright
Grand Union.-JaInes X Hi, Mrs. Cara NJ. Eagan,
MISS Eagan Thomas Keech. 3. W. How, Miss How W.
H. Christie l. T. Gilbert and wife, II. W. Commaek and
family, W. l.. COCndcr, ID. \. Weed, j. 7. Dickinson.
Geo. L. Martens, j. T. Kellogg j. Wolf, W. L. Garrett
JOuu @. Meyer. HanOra Meyer. Miss Esner, Miss G..
Hu-te0, j. A. Hoppsn and family, l. q. Turner O. II.
Allen, q. T. Bucl, Thomas Badger, T. 4. Ballard, j >.
Johnson. b. H,paus Howard j. Carroll. Geo Ii. Car
roll, Mis-. Broost. j.: r. Lombard Go. r.
Lansing and wife, b. sanford ana vie.
Charle. II. E4gan, NewYork W; II. Worth and wIc,
~ K Jones. Mrs. A. Rice. Miss ". l. Rice MIS- c. \.
Rec, A. bennington Henry Elliott, w. G. Icknny and
vic, Henry Bergu, j. e. Hutchinson and vile, T. G..
Cruun ana wife, George W. Palmer. MISS t. T. Palmer,
j. : Qdmby, BROOKLYN; A. L. Harm, j. 7. Caldwell an
wife / p. Colby, F. f. Long aud wife. L. l.. Davis, :.
Adams Drake, Boston JOnn Dunlap and family, Ptts-
bufg; G.. ". Green, B4umOre; Charles f. Rob rts,
Ncw-YOrk; Potter Palmer and family, Lockwood Hon
ore, chicago.