New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-23
NOTES FROM SARATOGA.


SARATOGA, Aug. 22.-An extremely hot wave
is passing this Northern About midnight
last night heavy thunder storm drencbed the village,
but temperature did fall On the contrary tho
early morning Of the ultry OF the
and during of the day the heat increased This
return OF oppressive weather brings Of
people. and instead OF diminishing the crowd in town
grows larger.
The Saratoga single scuer James II. Riley, returned
this morning from recent Barrie Canada,
where he claims to have beaten Hanlan. Mr.. Riey's
friends gave him a reception, including a ser
enade by the local band He comes home believing that
ne fairly defeated the Canadian He is prepared to
Hanlnn Saratoga Lake, his hackers say, for from
$1,000 to 81 900, any time within four weeks.
company Of 5tarln Guards was formed last evening
by the Republicans of Saratoga.
Yesterday afternoon George Ian, r., arrested on
charge Of cruelty to animals aud for dsorderly con-
duct 1t appears that Ian ana Captain McCue on We'd
nesday hired at local livery and drove to the
lake subsequently the proprietor of the stable Mr.
Adams, was informed that bis horses undergoing
tl-treatment by Ian and McCue Taking an officer, Mr.
Adams drove in the direction OF the lake and the
two men coming toward the village at furious rate. In
attempting to stop the team Adams thrown down
and hurt. Yesterday the officer IN attempting TO arrest
able disturbance created on the street. McCue got
away but Ian was held. This morning at the Police
Court the affair was compromised so far as Ian was
concerned appearing In evidence that IcCue was tue
one who drove the team too hard
Collector Merritt IL in town to-day. W. II. vanderbilt
has gone away to be absent until Monday, whom he Is
expected to resume his testimony before t5e
Railroad Committee.
Congress Hall-H. Sdenberg o. g. Fleet, Il, p Allen
ton and WIFE, Miss Attention, Charles II. Ward, John B.
Sweeney, Paul r. Kammerer, Charles Cook and family.
Miss Merton, A. Csusen and family A. h wright aud
wife william Burning, Mrs. james Lansing, Miss Lans
ing o. Zabriskie and wle, X. Jacobs and family, Asa
L. Snipmau and wife, New-YOrk; Mrs. Mackay ~.
Louis f. Corner and Wife Brookyn c. ". Parker. n.
w. Ladd. L.. \. Jones' Boston ). G. Cot, Newark; the
Rev. Joseph H. Wilson, Wilmington n G.
Grand Uniou-Manfred c. Carroll Mrs. Geo. d. Car
roll Charles G.. MOer ana FANNY, General Il. A. Mel-
ritt Thomas t. Grady, Geo. W. Merritt j. H. Cornell,
Dexter ana family. Thomas Fndey, A. b. Forbes W. ID.
Yocom and wife. f. s. Chopin, " II. Gerhard and
family, 8. s. Rowland aud family, Robert Payne. G. II.
Davis ana wife. II. F. Locke, J. :; Bidagnren' H.
WltheringtOn, John MeLachlan, Henry L. Gin
ton and Wife A: S Strksr' d DR. Guernsey
Munse aud family, John +. Anderson, Mrs c. V. Hard,
Mrs. p @. Costello and family, Mrs. j. ]. Lapham ana
family Brooklyn; c. s. Jones, Savannah, Ga; Charles
Beuncr Willis Benner. Astoria; T. L. Ross. K j. Cutih
Georgia; Albert Van Dyke NewYOrk; A. Major jr, aud
wife Washington; George b. Emory. Hong Kong James
L. Flood Mrs J. c. Flood, Mss Jennie Flood, j. ID. b.
United sIates-Henrv s. Rakenbough George f. Ches-
ter n H. Bridgman, George Is. MCCOY, b. I. Dlvdson,
j. Aymar, c. A.Wainwright, Harrison Muatd, James IL
Hall, c. W. TOwne, Miss VI. Z. Ten Brock A. Il. Van
Nest Mrs Van Nest. q. Il. Blanonardt George BeDll,
MN Orlando L. Stewart and wife, Henry Sanford aud
wife ". II. Russell. Mrs g. M. Russell, New-fOrk: H.
r. ficrson, W. II. Paddock, Albany; George Catlin,
Scranton A. 5. DugaD NeW-Oreans; james - becK ana
WIFE Lexington, XVI f.. III. PendletOn, n. q. Pendeton
Clarendon-J H. Hanke, J. E. Black. I. I. Hayes, MISS
Sfearns and wife, Miss A. A. Stearns, Boston W. l..
Cushing. BALTIMORE J. O'Connell J. W. Cummings
Wndsor-C p Fay, Miss l.. Fay, New-York; ]. f.
Belsterllng, Philadelphia.