New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04
THE SARATOGA SEASON AT IT'S ZENITH.

Ii nd july 30 and 81. Tue warrants arc ~ 1n gu,
! hn0ds o. Constable Robert Fuller, who has not YET
served them.
THE SARATOGA SEASON AT IT'S ZENITH.
SARATOGA, Aug. AT 3 O'clock to-day an
accurate Thermometer hanging the north side Of
cool building registered 900 People appeared to be
more uncomfortable to-day than on any former day'
Umbrellas an fans, linen coats and wed collars are
general The usual brcaz after 10 o'clock in the morn
ing rendered life toerablo those who could keep Ia
the shade without but whoever stirred abroad
for business or pleasure between the hours OF 10 a.
m. aud D. m dd so 10 their extreme discomfort. Ii
may be reasonable utter 1t. but on such day as
this one can scarcely refrain from entertaining ubt
Saratoga boiug the coolest spot In the Northern
hemisphere.
After the sultry days. however, come nights when re-
deem the good of the place. The moon is at Is ful
now, and it shines through a soft, clelr atmosphere ,o
brightly that even Mr. Glars electric lamps at the
Grand Union appear pale and supernuous. Friday
evening in Congress Park the rarest 81 the summer
The atmosphere was dry, that there was no danger
to the most delicate OF taking cold. Besides the many
JETS hundreds Of coored lanterns were hung among
the trees and around the miniature lake Browns Band
played to a very large audience One nue feature OF
the Illumination by chemical fires on the
border OF the lake, Illustrating IL were the various
national airs that were played. When MrBcowns corne
sent forth the Summer air fantastic variations on
Yankee Doodle" the chemical fires bIzed high WIN
red, white and Duc WHALE from every pari OF me EaFk
the circle the lake 10 the lovers te'a
| 10 es on the upper terrace, applause RESPONDED -,
Henry l.. Lamb, Supedutcndent OF the Bank DepaFt,
mcut Al Albany was in town to-day lie ha- prepared
paper on savings banks which he VIII fead Deoro tue
Bankers Convention next week. -,
Lrptenant- Governor Dorshcimer remains ut the
United States Hotel where ne Is one oI inc most con-
| spcuOus OF the many nOtabies al that mousse.
Postm ,ster General Key and his party arrived NJ the
United states Hotel at $50 tnls saturday eNrhE'
coming h. Their from the Wnte Mountains In the com
pany were; besides M Key, two Mise. Key, Mrs
Thomas L. James, Mrs. II. q Pearson, w. H. lhOmp,on
John jameson. Thomas l. James, Postmaster Oh New
York, and Gilbert Rubnsou IT,. Postmaster Of Troy.
Postmaster W H. Cfals OF Albany was expected u Jo
the party to remain over Sunday The company was
Al the train by Benjamin f. Judson, Postmaster OIL
President Julius IL. seelye, of Amherst College, has
been spending some ume IN Slraloga. Yesterday even
ing nc gave lecture III the Presbyterian CurGh pr,p
aratory 10 the regular communion on sunday lie went
10 Albany tins evening to preach on sunday Ia the kV'
Tue bankers Convention begins Wednesday and
Will continue three days large representation Is eN-
ptcteu ana some very lhe'eslinE i 1I 10 100,
On tuesday evening amt again Oh Thursday evening
Hotel
August begins with nigh promise Of an increased in
pouring OF guests. II IL claimed by the propreors II
the large hotels mat their all akcn. bu some
how fresh arrivals find places To rest under the broad
Union at o'clock ths afternoon assigned to l9Ol
The coming VIII be lively; hops dress balls. garden
parties concerts aud conventions sufficient 10 take up
eyrrv BODY s spare time being already arranged for
At the llIed states Hoe are State srnd ors Alexan-
der T. Goodwin, Uf Utca, ana Jam T. Pierce, OF Brook
Ign eXSate Senator James Wood OF Geneseo, Is also at
TINS hotel. General Pirasant1n, Of Paairlpha Is at
is at Congress Hall
The following are among the later arrivals
Congress Hal-rheodore b o Tell Mrs. : A. BillinRe.
W. X. Fisher and wife, y ". Cugtt and vile, Miss
Cuetf 4. V. MOrrall, r., Mrs o. ONIlcu aud family,
j. NJ. Rider, Miss Josie Gown Alexander Fraser, WASH
mgtou Tobias d. H. Lewis Albert Mayer and WIFE, Ed
ward GOttschI X Charles y BuIsicl, l. h. Rice, Hasei-
hurst, J.. Ne Tyler Charles Rowland, \. Is. smith, T. L.
Suier j r. Western, Mss Western, r. $. Southern and
wIl,. l. G.. Isaac, r. j. Luther aud family, George
Rogers. Charles Powell and family T. H. NORTH James
Lowery, n. /. Williams and wife, Mrs s. c. Baker, Miss
Baker, NcW-lOrk r. VI. Evans, f. D. Hanson ana Idm-
lly q. v Harvey. James W. Ott Chicago; Charles X.
Noble aud wife, Mss Noble, Miss Green, Brooklyn the
Rev. J. L. WIthrOw +. W. Morse. Mrs \. Morse, boS-
Grand Union-G. II. Coukling. c. n. Lee. ]. c. McKen-
ze, c. W. Fuller and WIFE, Mrs A. NJ. De Layelettr,
Miss De LavelctUe, d. ". K"egau, Geo. o. BUyuOn and
WIFE Mrs. Geo. Wheeler. G. II. Wheeler, j. kcmptOn W.
shannon. Miss NJ. f. Jones. Miss l. Wilets, H. IL war;,
4. c. Howe and wife, John Weed, W. h. HlscOX, W. g B
Kemp, W. ICELAND ana family, W. Valentine and lam -
A. Carpenter and wife, Mrs Charles wall hud tanly
Geo. If. Black, r., Geo W. JOurian, New-1ork; Geo.
Lott and wife. Flauauds j. T. Burr and FAMILY, A.
Wentworth Charles ID. Hull, H. H. Atkins, l.. X. Loft,
Mrs. q, w. Blanchard aud family, Mrs. y h. Williams,
Clarke and wife, Mrs john Arthur PlttsOuFg; Mr. An
nan aud family, W. H.. Cromwell T. H. Burtls, Mrs MI
bourne l.. j, DOnuell, Brooklyn; L. l.. Hemain aud
family Ithaca; General A. Z. PeasantOu ana wife,
Francis Blackbourne, ir and wife, Joseph l. Snnott
United statcs-L. l. \. stark o. j Peet. W. b. Shat
tuck II. L. Grant, Henry Walker Mrs. w. q. I. shedd,
W. d. Barbour and wife, : c. Harrlott Mrs. George
Cecil f. AMI family, Clarence Cary aud WIFE, III. Phelps
Cl-e. <. ". Caldwell Albert G. King, Mrs. HahbertOn
Faes, imeS Low, 'w-IOrk; j. Henry Stlckney, T. NJ
moro: r. u. McAlpne, Rochester; W. Call George
Baker and wife, Edward Davis and vie, Mrs \. VI.
Ems, Miss A. NJ Black, Philadelphia; Thomas Durfee,
samuel Durfee, Providence John Hay ana wife.