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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12

Rev. E. F. L.GAUss, Galena. Ills. wr,tss-"For
oV ten years ave been great sufferer from
pains in the small of the back and region of the
times almost inSufferabe. DoctOrinp hromobf
no relic and l was finally advised to 90 ahroad
and the climate OF my Nyout In Germany
and Switzerland, eminent physicians, AFTER close
examinations, declare my SutferingS TO arise
from disease Of the Kidneys of long Standin and
Gould do no good; Twas n jwever benefited by
we chmate and consequently returned. No
sooner SoIt had been back and began my pastoral
As ta wnen the old trouble grew again intense
ZANE zane INTO possession of one Of nav'S Ki3Sev
derfnp thu u y on and tn effects wer truly won
after wearing the se Snee grew less and are now
C1eIe can oe no DOUBT but that an, tiraIT cnr
Gu, as write TINS some weeks aftar it ne Ill
health. write this perfectly voT' Vry picture o.
Is dictated only by truth and grattnSa NY anu IL
CONSIDER the pay Kidney Pad Co Gods are1t:
ana great benefactolS OF mankind NAV . 1dSeutS
wish. +" - my earnes
MRS. R. l. sPORE, svARoS, Ewrs.--~rhe dor,
called BEigflt'S Disease. She is now wearipss
eya1v v. zap gaining strength and improving
hlaaaRlMORE s. DEAN Druggists, Niles. Mich.
haaU OE years in buSiness(-"Day'S Kidney Pad is
factiog large sale and gives better general salts
CASPER W SIy remedy we ever sold"
plant and G sffara great sufferer from Kid ey com
better ths q hw wearing your Pad Is DAYS fell
Dr 4. J. sTONER. De 20 s ssarsi m. ..y %, :,
% gPSa g9pd here sss every day and
For sale by druggists oS a.n. =
Posdge} on re eipt Of the pricsI maze SireS OF
o SPe 6ook paa SsSra
the history of this new Discovers a saved giving
ora 81 most remarkable cures sent fSea large rec
I dor Il Address DAYS KIDNEY PAD Co T T6Iss
cAftTI0N Owing to the rr,apy vort,,...
n. IN o,,. O s.l sidney Pads now seeking 4
f1Do wa var them. Ash for DAYS KIDNE SS,
q ~ spls 0S HUNTER q CO., KnoxvfiIs, Tssn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12

AGENTS WANTED For the Best and Fast
est Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Psice
reduced per cent. National Publishing %
Philaaelphia. pa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
for the Electors
.3r.h at-Large. Ea4xA

Appointments for the Electors
.8rN at-Large. sExb
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE
ExECUTIvE COMMITTEE; NASHVILLE.
Tenn, Sept. Z, f335-rfe following
appointments are aunouI ced for the
Hon.JnaL. TsSAeed; democratic cleo
tor for the state at-large, to W hieh the
Hon. Geo. Nancy isin viGed tEEEsk
JNO. ". CHILDREss, JR.,
Chairman Dem. State Elk. Com.
Jasper. Tuesday, Oct. II.
Chattanooga, Wednesday. Oct. ID.
Cleveland, Thursday. Oct. IA.
Benton, Saturday, Oct. Is. sa
Athens, Monday, Oct. Is.
Loudon, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Kingston, Wcdnesd y, Oct. 20.
Knoxville. Friday, Oct. 70.
Maryville, Saturday. Oct. q.
Clinton Monday, Oct. Is 2 g. Z,
MorriatowR, Wednesday, Oct. 27.
Jonesboro, Friday. Oct, %.
E# H
HEADoUARTERS DEMoCRAT STATE
EXECUTIVE COMWITTEE. NAsHvII LIE
Tenn, Sept. Z. loo. GO following
appointments are announce the
Hon. John Nj. Fleming, demoC attic
elector for the state-s-large. TO " lieh
the Hon. A. A. Tsy or is invited.
rHJoHN w CHILDREss. ia,
Chaf' "a ~ Dem. sta e Ex.Com.
Memphis, Tuesday, let r.
Nashville, Thursday, Oct IA.
franklin, Friday, Oct. Is.
.i Gallatin, Saturday, Oct. Is. Fais.
=la Hartsville, Monday, Oct. l8. f.. ...aa
Lafayette, Tuesday, Oct. l9. ssa-..
F. Gainesboro Thursday, Oct. 81.
Cookeville, Saturday, Oct, %.
Sparta, Monday, Oct ~.
McMinnville, Wednesday, Oct. q.
Manchester. Thursday, yet. 8. F.
Tracy City. Saturday, Oct 70.
Knoxville, Monday, Nov. IL @ =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
ATTEMPTING "A = FRAUD ON
MEx1eANs SOL pfERs.
Two Of the Veter ans Expose the
Game.
n ssfoNRsRoao Tfk5N O4q aae6h

-
Game.
0 .JoNssHoao, TfsN, odsga 1864
Mr.. EDITOR: The democrats are
attempting to practice a new and
most glaring fraud on the Mexican
soldiers of the first district, who
belong to the republican party. A
grand re-uHion of Mexican veterans
has been advertised to be held at
NewporS CockeN count Tennessee,
on FridaB the 1 5th insG rs
@4SAs&asoldier ID the Mexfcans war,
and also, In the war to suppress the
late democratic rebellion; ! would be
lrsjoiced, to meet with my old COM
rades Of either war, under proper aus
fpices and take them by the hand, apd
talk oyer old times. and renew Old
associations, but believing tbe meet
ing, at Newport to BE- called simply to
.giyss 8'boomg totbe PRESENT dem
ocratic candidate for congress in
tais distress and not desiring in any.
way to help to produce a s'solid
sopth : Esmast most respectfully de-
cline the urgent solicitation given me
to attend, ssg5 1si&6E4as
GEO, MCPHERSON.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12

-atif.ar 1a3Dk Five ISsascR m8FEek.
-@s.azE u IooRRRCTRD DAILY.l ta-'
Reported for tho OHROEIoLz By Jonss.k Lee
<i.lsE7Ha 81 CALDWELL Busohexs. sa'
KNOXVILLE, Oct II.
HtRaE Oil ia REVIEW. ,5i5as5 u ~ =
Cattle in good supply. Hogs in demand
for October. Sheep scarce. y e.-s
ia2sz9 6ltE a9Ga BEEF CATTLE. ~ tzfl =3
is No. l &c; good fat. 1sa2c; medium, l4c;
common, dull. 't
-' s'Ss's.ssia .f- "a" HOGS. "
. For October delivery, 4a4.c. '
No. 1. 2ic; common, 23c; common laa2e.
4.tsfz3Ez ssTI Ho 2 CALVES. ns -at.ss-i I'll
s1.6oto $500, according to quality.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12

The GREAT REMEDY FOB CouaH
AND CONsUMPTIoNI ALIENS LUNG
BALsAM will break up the most dis.
tresslng cough in few hours time,
without fail. It Is making cures oil
many cases of consumption which
were considered incurable. e II
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12

Since the introduction of this Spool Cotton
into the American market, its success has
been unprecedented. No other brand of
thread has ever met with the same amount
of public favor in the same space of time.
The 40. N. T." manufacturers were the
first to recognize the importance of the Sew
ing Machine and to make six-cord cotton,
which has ever since been the recognized
standard for machines. seq % ~ .3l.5s.a 81
All the improvements in machinery that
the inventive genius of the nineteenth GEN.
tury has produced have been adapted by the
manufacturers of 80. N. T." So tn 'ztaa
At all the great International Fairs of the
world, 80. n. T." has been awarded the
=, rr 4l z4-fEFt HAAS af hsfTF 4saz1
The 40. n. T." factories OF Newark, n. ].
and Paisley, Scotland, employ 5, 200 opera
tives-maks sufficient thread daily to 60 a.
round the world four times. ~. !, :,
Consume lao tons of coal daily. sl-.sl.o isss,
The manufacturers of 80. n. IT, ara the
largest manufacturers Of Spool Cotton in the
Worid.ai Issiiai 30 XA1sa Ft sis Us ia.asvA a.
= A full assortment CT this Spool Cotton cen
be had at wholesale and retail at iAs .Esssa
: ALVIN BARTON'S.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
Trustees sale of Vaiua.
BILE Patents.

DYTIRTUE of deed OF trust. executed to
ID me byo. G. Valderhoof, ct. ais, / will sell at
public auction at the court house door in Knox
O'Clock a. M, four valuable patents, all Of the
highest p Importance 20 mill owners and
mill furnishers. The above includes the
patent for the only successful machine ever in-
out waste. Sale positive. Terms cash. ~" seH
} Knoxville, Tenn. Sept Esd. 1880. ~ - g4a.1
sspt25dltwst ]. B. KELLEY, Trustee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
CONSUMPTION Can Be CuRED'l S4''s :
sRs..0HALES ,a)6
: 10, "a, sss:.BALSAM'

Cures Consumption, Colds, .Pneumo-
MIA, Influenza, Bronchial Difficulties,
Bronchitis, HOarseness, Asthma,
Group, WhOOping Cough, and all Dis
eases Of the Breathing Organs. 1t
sOOthcs and heals the Membrane Of
the Lungs, intlamed and poisoned By
the disease, and prevents the night
sWeats and tightness across the chest
which accompany it. MsGONSD MP.
PT1ON is not an incurable malady. 1t
Is only necessary to have the right
remedy, and HALLS. BALSAM is that
LIEF, for this benign specific will
cure You, even though professional
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-23

The Mexican lips 10 about 10 miles
distant. and of oouss~, who eoes 70
Ssn Diego. and Who has not sst fsoe
upon the soil Of our sister R+public. is-
dulgrs in the ersii6catiou of desire
to drive down to the monu,nsne which
marks the boundary and to trad upou
Mexican soil. The bay 10 bsAsly Il
ways smooth and calling b very sajoy
able. The fishing 10 excellent. bsauti-
frl specimens OF - mos caa b 18th
cred from the rocks st lov tide. sad .
few miles from the town are the mus.
eel heds.' whore ons esn gather any
quantity Of musscls when the tide h
favorable and get up very god imi-
sasion Of the RAstsrn clam bskc This
variety Of shsllflsh il not very s~duc-
tive to tho sppss,te Of the stranger Who
for the first time tries 10 suItiva.s aa
intimacy with il. ] never yet tackled
one OF the osangs colnred spscimsas
without leing rsmipded u Thsckssay's
first conflict vith sa American oyster
Being asked how he fsit after swallow.
ing one. he replied. 'Isexpsesaibly rs-
l,eved; Just q IL / had swallowed .
little baby Field 6rst told the story,
l hslisve. Speaking Of sh-lIhsh. Han
Diego doss quite . lively trade in Aha
lones. shipping the shells 70 San Psan-
cisco and other prints n b rlrsaed
ground and polished and coaysrtsd
into hseutiful ornaments. T0as of shs
dried meats are alsn shipped from
thence yearly. some Of It going to
China, but nost Of u h~ing consumed
by the Chine . populssi"a % ths enase.
The Chinese aFs the oaiy 2rnpls who
gather Abaloues - mans al iveli-
hood. I bslisve- Tho hesh b very
palatabls when propsrly prepared - =
10 dissingaisA it frsa snae seshss. Il
requires : sharp psarsised ey6 q d.
cern this spssiss a aaivslvs aAe1eoeA
clineiag ti0hkly - - sids of ths rosk.
only sppsoashAbls - loo water. Ooos
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-23

spno one ssddeAly without asy pss-
iininsry feeling sroasd il ~ s i
sAaily dsssehed: givsis a uns.sssssful
twitch or rusch vikh . ,stick snd il
socks % closely to The psoAsseias ssok
that noshing lsss psssuasise tkAa IN
iasinsatius esovbaf vill bssak h looas.
There ID . stusy teld of ChiaAnaa
vho scientifically insestsd HE faeses
under the sAeh Of an Ahaloos 70 pry Il
sf from The rock. TIE shsll cane
dovn 90 his digits aed hold hio -
curely; the Celestial rsmainsd With his
angsrs; the tide, which watch ioe NO
man. Uoe 10 o. schsaals tine; The
ChinAmss ssosiusa With IL Ahsioss.
which. AsA ie bsss endowed viii
speech and IN sbiiity - sppvciste
Scott. might have appropsiaSsiy ex-
claimsd: 'This resk shsll ~ ftua In
arm bass - sooe - L. Full psssicu-
lass sss isssinS. bat the disciple Of
Cooiucious ves Aaally drowned. A.
though not sotirsay oat of The linies.
of possibility. the stasy may not b
tres. but h 10 sse of ~ hess pess.svsd
legends upes ths cosaa. asd the tearist
vhss goss Aanloss henttag With sons
Il ths losai rssi4osss 10y safsly c.lcu-
late upos hsasiae u from hsif : doses
di6sssst parties wiehio sAest tine.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALERT 7 SNYDER,
Attorney for US. Claimants.
Commissioner Of Deeds for Oregon,
+. NOTARY PUBLIC,
CoLL1 q ToR,
AND
AnJUsrER OF ACCOUNTS.
Commercial sseeot, Seattle, W. Z.

DEnnONA uAvu0 CLAIMS OF ANY AA-
j. turs axnsnss ~ CnitAd stssea. sny state -
Tssuso~y cas hsvs shsm promptly sitaeded 10.
Il few Asyu v4ti have rsestvsd shs blanks SD
soensstous ss1ahlSaned b. sAs 0ovssnmsnt 70 carry
isie sGsef ~ lev of Corgrsns fos rsfunding he
parchass money snd fesa. commsssions and sScss-
slvs psymsuk In ell easss vhsse satrtes a rubltc
lsnAs have bssn csnosllsd " fos osaAsct. OF vhess
stT any csass The entry has been srronsoasly a.
lowed b tAs Local land eG1cs and csnnos Be con-
AsnaA: slse ~ ssfanAinG ~ sxtrs 81 d pr scrs
pesa ~ - smpAtoa ss11less Ter ianes supposed
ts BE- :. isuhls 1tDi0um lssds within railroad
laDSsn bod sfop1vue1s discovered TO b 0assid< sf
sucA Mmiin. soA fhassfses purehsssbls 10 ths o.
dtsAsy mintman pTscs of 81 - pes acre. All pes.
snss ksysna surh elaims shouid cali % once and
~. ehgts ct>lms sp1asded With me, - thsa thsy
viii receive sesly ssasnfton. suiS-d&wu
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-23
The lNTELLlCENCEk.
omo.-rrout ssrsst 1oot Of chsrsy..
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
B. O. CALDWELL,
IBID - ~ u - Ee
Once In ssulsss opsss Wosss. ~ sssrs.

OsssSusyy work of all Kinds dsss ia shs sssse
.elsuSlAe snsanes. shsrs 81 The pnbste petsoe-
sss scilciteA saA saftsfsessoa gusssnsssa
sAdkwtf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
THE FAST MAIL SERVICE.
July 21.-Mr. w. B. ThOmp-

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Mr. w. b. Thomp-
son. General Superintendent Of the Post ONCE Depart
ent Railway Mail Service, returned TO Washington to-
dav from an extended tour OF inspection the routes
trayersed by the fast mail service trains between
NeyYork City and the West. Mr.. Thompson, result
of his observations pronounces everything In hrscass
condition
Mr. Thompson the Department intends to perfect
arrangements with Southern railroads with view TO
cx,ending the fast mail system from New-York via
Washington along the coast to Jacksonville, Fla and
from Waship tOn via LyncLburg ami Atlanta TO New
Orleans These branches OF the fast system. II Ia
expected vii! be put in operation within month or
two. 80, r. 4. 10000 ,..o
today that tho Wabash. 81. LOUIS and Paclno ROAD,
which connects with the Union Pacific at this point
will on Sunday next put on regular through iasI e1
press trains from Council Bluffs 10 New-fork,
and that an express train VIII leave this
civ every day at 430 y. m arriving at st. Louis De-
tween z and O'Clock the next morning, and reaching
NewYork from twelve 10 fifteen hours ahead OF othcr
To-day articles OF incorporation Of the Council Bluffs
and Eastern Railway Company were filed for record In
this city This company proposes TO build Hoe OF road
from Council Bluffs directly East 10 some point on the
Mssissl ppi River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
" WARRINGTON, July 90, 1880. )
ENTHUSIASM IN FULTON COUNTY.

YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y, July 20.-The campaign on
the part Of the Republicans Of Fulton County will
be vigorously prosecuted from this time until the
election is over. large Garfield and Arthur club
has been formed in Johnstown and its officers and
members have begun active work. and have thus
far met with good success. Several men who have
heretofore been identified with the Democratic
party have come out boldly for Garfield and Arthur
A large detection from the Democrats is expected
among the Irish of this vicinity
The Garfield Club of this village have secured
large and commodOus for during the
campaign. and have stocked it we'll with interest
ing campa gu statements. It's rooms are open day
and night ard largely frequcnted. James l..
NOrthup president, aud Dewitt Moore secretary
of the organization and both earnest and ener-
gctic in the prosecution of the work of the CAM
paign.
A Republican who will not support the ticket has
not yet been discovered but all are enthusiastic
and expect to give the ticket their warmeSt sup
port. A rousing majority in this county may be ex-
pectcd the result IF their endeayors.
GLovERsviLLE. n. Y. July 20.-At meeting
Monday evening July 10. Garfield and Arthur
campaign club organized with more than
eighty names of young men who vote for President
for tho first time in the ensuing election. The list
will be increased to 125 at least.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

LARGE FIRE IN NEWARK.

NEWARK, July pa fire broke out this
evening in the large manufacturing building OF
Railroad-ave. and HamltOn-st Newark II was caused
by an explosion the fourth floor. The fire was
confined to third and fourth floors, but the building
WAS much damaged by water Thalheimer & Brothers,
button manufacturers, occupied the first floor loss,
$4,000; fully insured. Albrecht KOCH bookbinders.
occupied the second floors probable loss, $4,000.
Samuel Stone. engraver, occupied the third floor;
loss. $4,000. +. Meyers, scale manufacturer,
aud Henry Dillingham;, manufacturer Of shoes occupied
the fourth floor Their loss was between SO 900 and
So 900 each. Loss on tho building, owned by G. n.
Lockwood, 80, OO0 1t is total loss partially covered
by insurance. The fire originated by an explosion on
the fourth floor. Travel by the Pennsylyania Railroad
was delayed nearly two hours owing to the fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
PORT OF NETWORK. ARRIVED JULY a.
tr Italy tBr Sumner. London July 10. 70 Pw Hurst
DIED.
DE PEYsTER-.

DE PEYSTER-Suddeny, at Hudson y. Y, July TO- BeeA
man only child OF Beekman and Anna O. dc Peyster aged
%
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
the residence Of his parents 1875 West l3t1s, Thurs
day, July ~, at l0o'cl0c~.
EWING-On Wednesday July 81 Spencer Sears Youngest
OF DR. Henry and e. Augusta Ewing aged months
and II DAYS.
Relatives aud friends inyitei attend the funeral
services at their rssiencs No 1874 West aothsL, this
Chars ;I5) afternoon. July 81 at > O'clock
FARRELI-On ruesda;, the 2Cth inst after long and
illness the Rev. Thomas Farrell OF the Church
OF st. Joseph
The clergy his relatives and Of
grgaon respectfully Invited TO attend the funeral
Friday, Tie 23dinst.
The occ o. the Dead win be cbaued at $3.50 O'CLOCK. Tho
solemn High Mass OF kequium at 1889 o'clock.
FORSHAY-On Wednesday 2lst inst at her resd 90
charlton Anna. wife John FOrshay Ia the 0ist
OF
Notice OF funeral IN 10 morrow's papers.
LAWRENCE-At East Orangr, n. j. July 20. Of dphhera
Charles Irving. OF Irving q. and Cara lawrence aged
years AMI months.
Funer private.
SIMON5-On Monday, July 10, James Dewar only Of
James Dewar -imOn agei years months ald "a days.
Funeral late residence 2S PaVoniaave,
Jersey city, on Thursday. July %, at III o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
RAIN AND MUD AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 21.--Another day OF
min gled rain and SUNSHINE las visited the Branch"
A heavy shower last evening obliged the guests
hotels to remain indoors. At some Of tho hOel, i'm
promptu entertainm 3ns gotten up consisting Of
music. vocal and instrumental, Rotations, etc. The
heavy rains and the thousands OF hoOfs beat
ing upon Oceanave have transformed that usually ex-
cellent drive into condition much resembling bed Of
mortar one day OF sunshine. however, Will be sufficient
to restore 1t.
Frank Glider of NewYork is stopping at the Elberon
Hotel, where last evening he gave a piano recitation
" bich was much appreciated by the guests.
Peterman's Brighton Band serenaded Mrs. woolman
Stokes al her cottage Second-aye., last evening.
The uroprietOrs OF The " States 4" preparing to
celebrate the exit Of July with grand ball. Many
tickets already been sold for the grand concert at
the Ocean Hotel, which 10 announced for August q and
which gives promise OF bong the musical the
season.
AT o'clock this evening there were several hundred
bathers in the water.
A gentleman, well known In New-York. returned to
the Ocean Hotel from zine supper ut Pleasure Bay,
a late hour last evening. He thought that the proper
thing 10 do would indulge In bath before re-
firing; and going down TO the beach he plunged in and
swan out. The life guard had been noticing his move
ments and they heard his cries for help. They
went his assistance, and .hed him up the
end OF the pier. IN an exhausted condition.
Among the latest arrivals are the following:
Mansion HOuse-Judge Miller Hudson, N. Y: W.
DANES, NJ. d., Delawarej l.. W. Dewey and wife, To-
ledo, Oaio; Isanc Westerly and family, Trenton; Pey
ton t. Miller Albany; Mrs. NJ 5. Cohen, shay Nathan,
the Hon. Jacob Hess, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Nathan, New
York.
United States Hotel-A. T. sato and wife. Connecticut;
H. o. Jordan and family, st. Paul; Miss Carrie Char
Brooklyn; J. II. Clemmens and wife. &. G. Buckley and
wife, savannah. Ga; A. l. Strasburg, Il. Fleischmsn
Pitsburg; II. II. Pratt and family, NewOrleans; Dr.
X. t. Hunson and family. Ky.
Ocean Hotei-Harrington fitzgerald. Miss Maude Fitz
Sfuif Land \ w
Cosced j. Terrence faie jersey tlty T. 81. Clair Bos
ton Dr. Harry Mchiullen, CALVIN j. Mills and wife,
BROOKLYN DR.. Geor2e ii. PoriBe. Charles Merwin Jas
d. Chiffon and daughter M. Rlonda, Now York.
West End Hoei-E. Duer Miss Phillips. Lucy A. Pan
coast j. A. Carson and wife, philadelphia; L. H. San
son. f. Ety. n. Anderson Chicago; K King Boston; j.
IIees, j. H. Moore, ]. l.. Garrison, W. w. Van yoorhis
aud family, Miss Parker, W. Wilott, New-YOrk.
Hotel BrJhiOii-L l.. Giles. New Mexico; ID. A. Haz-
ard, Colorado 5. L. Wesherd, g. Is. Wright, T. j. Mar
tin, H. T. Rogers, Phad, lphl ID. NJ. Kellogg, O. w
Crossman, j. 4. Lee, New-YOrk
Hooland Hotel-W. c. III. Gordon, Newburgt J. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22
SUMMER LEISURE.
ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 21.-Light showers OF rain
yesterday put the roads in the vicinity in an excellent
condition. and to-day many fashionable equpages were
seen. The day has been peculiarly delightful one
the thermometer barely going beyond 500, and
many guests were abroad enjoying tho pure air
and heathful sunshine, leaving the hotels quito de-
serted Ths evening saratogas favorte thoroughfare
Broadway, is tbronged. The road presents compar-
lson to NewYork's upper boulevards in the elegance
and dash OF Its tnrnous and IL is common remark that
this season surpasses previous in this respect
The banco and skin gamblers doing their best
to gain foothod here during the Some arrests
have been made. The hotel thieves unannounced
far, owing to tho effective taken by the
hotel propreors for the safety OF their guests vauabcs
The only hop Of the evening took place ot the Con-
gress Hall Concert Room. The assemblage was made
up OF many guests OF tho Congress. besides those
from other hotels. The costumes were rich
and varied, but not OF the full dress
order Cool breezes famed faces OF the dancers and
to reasonably late hour attentive gentlemen and
charming ladies employed the time with pleasure sucn
emily Saratoga hop at this Of the year fur
nishes.
Lothian, at the Grand Union gave another concert
this evening. Among the numbers was n selection COM
posed of all the popular airs from the Pirates Of Pen
zance." which the leading and apprecable effort OF
the evening.
The Hon. g. g. Marshall Illinois, D. Hadlock. jr., and
lady, Philadelphia ]. II. Hunter Georgia. Mrs Uriah
Welsh, NcwYorh. II. Bailey and wife, Montreal Clinton
II. Menecly wife, Troy. MIS-. D. p. Hathaway, Mrs
L. A. Booth, New-YOrk W. Gridey md wife, London.
and Charles Bent and wife, Hartford are among the
late arrivals at Congress III al.
o. j. Hale, vile and daughter Milwaukee Mrs. J. C.
Taintor and L. z. Tantor, Mouistown q. X. sistare
HowYork @. ID. Lyon and wife, Michigan Mrs. W. s.
Weed, Mississppi X. Weed and Miss f. Dumonlin
NewYork and b. W. Fuller and w. W. Fuller, Boston,
at the Grand Union.
Elie 3 Thomas and
Cleveland: I X, Toledo: u. Lockwood
aud family Hartford aud j. Gest W. p. Gest. Pnlade
phia and ". +. Murphy Fia,busn are az the Clarendon
At the WrdsOr Hotel there are III. V. Newman. New
York; j. q. Williamson. Nevada; l.. Hamilton, Der
muda Mrs. William Sprickels0n aud family and +. y.
Herschell, OF Cincinnati.
AT the United States Hotcl-W d. c. Abbey,
Milwaukee,: H. l. Dodgett, ID. }. Rtwson, c. Dana and
wife, Bo tOn &. ". Watson aul we, New
York 4. 4. Smith. London: A. Tower, Poughkeep,e ;
5. C. Bayne. Allegheny City j. Z. MIL, c. e. FELTON,
Miss H. FELTON,, Miss G. Eastman aad a. Il. Felton, New
York; r. A. PaImeu ter, Troy; j. f. jenkins, BROOKLYN
and W. s. Burgess, Providence.