New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
YESTERDAY 1T SARATOGA.

SARATOGA n. Y, July 26.-TO-day has
been pleasant and trihe warmer than the
previous ones Of last week. AT 4 p. light showers
cooled the atmosphere and lard the DUST making the
evening drives pleasant anu thrODg took advantage Of
the opportunity.
Congress Spring Park concert and fireworks display
this evening. with the shooting Of pyrotechnc
cartridges by Bogardus and his Eugene attracted
a large audience. Brown and his band gave pro-
gramme OF charming music. The fireworks salts
factory and Bogardus closed the ainment
in their novel way completing the evening pleasantly
for all
At the regular Monday evening hop at Congress Hall
the following people were nOticeaDy prominent Mar
qus VIlaaba OF Cuba, Mrs. W. Fraey OF 81 Lonls the
Inu NJ 4. Mrs. ROsenblatt 5t.L0us, Misses f. and
Hecht and rsHecht OF Boston Miss Beach Miss Bertha
Humme. Charles Peck, wife and two daughters, Misses
sacat Elmire and COrnea Nash. Miss Belle Mayes Mrs
A. Leland, and Mar ME Leland or New-York, Miss
Clara Mack. OF Cincinnati Mrs o. Nj Bassett OF jersey
City; Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bird and Misses Bird Mrs
Chas f. shelly Mrs d. P. Hathaway. and Miss L.
Booth and Mrs S. s. Br1nkerhoh, OF New-fOrk Mrs
Senator salisbury and daughter OF Delaware j: M
Simon and bride, and Mr. and Mrs j. u Gement, OF
Cincinnati: Mrs Hall of Boston Miss H. R0senba att
OF New-York; and Miss Carrie Wolf, of New Orleans
j. NJ Napier, master Of ceremonies at Congress Hall
take AL place iact"" Friday evening After tue cb
drens enoymenT concludes the ystn son a Tss
event exctes much attention from ALL especially the
make this feature OF his third season nemOraDe one
Reckless driving on union9ye Ia 10 be suppressed oy
officers OF the Saratoga humane society. Array
arrests have been made resulting in the Offend
ers being held to await the Grand Jurys action THIS
great thOrOughfare co the lake and races and the
danger IL constant even at a moderate pace:
Oscar NJ Ne WALL the pianist, is at the United States.
He returned from Philadelphia to-day. large AMI
fashionable audience assembled the parOrs this
ing during recital hour Mr.. NewePs efforts have
made the afternoons at rhe States very popular.
The following are tne late arrivals:
CONGRESS HALL. II. Chapn and wife, Meriden, Conn.,
Mrs L. d. Lauman, Bethlehem. Penn; Mrs. A. jennings
and Miss Jenkins. Brooklyn 4. sl0au, St Louis W H.
and H. C. Adams, NewYOrk; Captain A. H. Bogardus
and son Eugene N. Chicago r. F. Cahl Philadelpha
A. Felard, England; James LawtOn and family and
Mrs. ana Miss Malone, and Miss Ashland r. Cooper and
family Batavia: James Severidge and wife, Miss Cart
well and MISS Nolan. New-YOrk JAS COxtOn and Wit"
Mrs Longlev, Chicago; j. W. Titus, Trenton, n. j.;
A G MAYNARD and WIFE, Newark
Grand UnlOn--Mss A. Close. W. 81. Close New York !;
H. T Mccain, Brooklyn; II. Pratt New-YOrk; }.
Tucker Pttshed; L. Clark. II. HavemeyOr and wife. NJ
b. smith and wife, Miss c. f. Bronson. New-York Miss
NJ McCheeyer. Mr. W. H. Newa, Boston; c. f.
RoeheL DR. s. Cooke. Miss Cooke, New York MISS
Tompkns Rondout Miss Ware. j. V. Craven. salem.
rFor other Summer Lecture Notes See second Pa0el