New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
ADJUSTMENTS AT SARATOGA.
CONCERTS HOPS AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS
THE LATE ARRIVALS.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSEI

The LATE ARRIVALS.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO rRBUyEl
SARATOGA July 2O.-The principal feature
the list OF this evening was Remenyis
concert M Congress Hall The concertroom contained
critical but apprecatve audience The numbers OF the
programme were each warmly received, Mrs. Clara d.
Stacy and Edmund De Sale sharing with Remenyi III the
frequent After the concert many guests OF the
Congress Hall assembled IN the paror Of tbs hotel and
were by Professor Adoph Bernstein and his
orchestra in varied programme Of new and popular
airs.
Captain Bogardus and his son Eugene will give ex
h,bons OF craftsmanship at Moons, Saratoga Lake. be-
ginning July 20.
The slight fall OF rain to-day increased rather than
Iessened the list OF arrivals at the hotels and boarding
houses
The temperature less than 800 the day through
and this evening light wraps are in demand
Tomorrow night the semi-weekly hop at Congress
Hall occurs 1t should have taken place last evening
but the lecture OF Mr. Beeeher prevented. Tine pro-
gramme nights hops at Congress Hall are Monday
and Friday.
The weekly promenade concert ond pyrotechnic
exhibition at Congress Spring Park occurs
Thursday evening. The park has seating
capacity OF 2,i0O. and these events draw
crowds both 10 the and on the ptOmenades fro
lessor Browns Boston Brigade Band will entertain with
q choice programme.
Hops took place this evening at the Grand Union and
United states Hotels. Inc VI Gurus
former appeared in full dress. Both affairs
we're brilliant as to decoration and fashionable
personnel This the formal opening Of the Unions
series OF entertainments OF this character and the one
at the United closed the third regular one OK the
-.
The question be decided by TIE Rairoad Board OF
Arbitration assembled here may be Drlf1Y stated az
follows: shall the Grand Trunk Road be allowed
full share 20 per cent OF the Easbound freight from
Chicago under the pooling arrangemen or sh" IL re-
ceive but per cent rs now accorded u.
Edward Remenyi, Paris; Mrs. Clara ID. stacy, chicago;
A. r. PemDrrton. ST. Louis; J. b. Alexander and VIE
Louisville. KY; 81. John KimiCch ana wife. ana Miss
A R. Phillips, Charleston, :. c. the Rev. Dr. g. Hosoh
and wife. Baltimore and II. l.. Young, Brooklyn, are
among the late arrivals at Congress uall to-day
j. L. Barker, san Francisco; l. Wilkins ana daughter
New York j. NJ. Durnas. Cuba W. c. Weller Boston;
] NJ Erwin and family, Columbus. and q. z. Stevens,
I H. Weller, J. II. Burnsted J. W. NsrtOn, H. L. Keen
W. X. Taylor and j. s. Davenport and VILE are at the
Grand Union. ,,, ,,. -. ,ho
Pennsylvarn Railroad: Count dc Fouralt ana Admrni
Tanuef OF Paris; c. +. Meeker, New YORK, general
ger agent Of the NewYOrk Central aud hudson
Railroads a. j. Fargo, superintendent Of the American
Exrress Company: Alfred Ely and family, KOch
ester: c w Field. jr., Chester; Alfred ClaRetI,
New York: aIsl L. p. Farmer, Philadelphia,
general passenger agent Pennsylvania Railroad are NJ
the Uu;ted States HOTEL -. n
The Rev Charles F. Deems, Of New-York, is at Dr.