New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
SUMMER LEISURE.
lime DAYS AT sARAToGA.

ROLL or ARRIVALS. ,s,,
rvpon An occ AsIoSAL CORRESPONDENT OF I'M iH'D'
SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y, June 20 Inc nio'''
81 Inne nov drawing 70 close, has thus far been
favorable one rs a whole, the number OF guests 81
fbe hotels and boarding houses being very NATTER
Sc inde,d Az the seasons come around II Is no
,iced that summer guests, especially those WHO
make extended visits here. fix the date ol theu al
rival at this resort much earlier than here'oio'o'
The season formally opens june J. ana IL the I"'Ho
hotels are not in readiness at that time the ooafns
houses are and as there are 400 OF them' WIN u"
aggregate capacity for 5000 guests, there IL a'npo
yoom and accommodation for all who cone early a
Isrge nu,nher of the boarding houses have already
received their compliment. The weather during the
,.eek bas heen somewhat cool, and not single COM
n,aint has been heard in regard TO any excessive
heat. Mr. c. W. Stnbss Orchestra VIII reach
here ON Thursday next, and on that evening VIII
omen the musical festival at the United States tio'ei
where il has been engaged each season since the ne"
hotel was built.
Thore has been a large number OF prominent .en-
oerance people here during the week attracted 10
this place by the Tuesday and Wednesday meeune'
of the National Temperance Society and by the Ma
tional Division of the Sons of Temperance, when
convoned on Thursday and will continue In session
over SUNDAY. Among the temperance and prohDi-
ton advocates here during the week were John d.
Cough of Worcester. Mass; General Louis wagner
of Philadelphia; Miss Frances r. Willard OF ohi-
cago; Mother Stewart. Of Ohio; Mother Hni, OF
New-Jersey the Rev. DIR. Gordon. OF Boston MIS-
Judge Thompson, Of Hillsboro, Ohio; Joshua L.
pa,lev of PHILADELPHIA; Sir Leonard Tiey. of New
brunswick. Canada; T.. j. Morris, Of Cincinnati
Mrs Annie XittenmeyeT, Philadelphia; the Ron.
.Joseph Weed of San Francisco the Rev. Dr. Peter
Striker Of Saratoga Springs; Edward Carswell
and II. = McColum. of Ontario, Canada; Mrs. VII
son, of Parsons. Kan; VIM. Anderson, A. NJ. Powell
VIM T.. HcDonough, Miss Julia Coleman. j. y
Stearns Mrs. c. Is. Buell., Miss Esther Pugh ana T..
H. Hopkins, OF New-iOrk; the Hon. VIM. Daniel OF
Baltimore; the Rev. Alpheus Winter, of Hartford
Conn; the Rev. Albert g. Lawson of Brooklyn; the
Hon. S. b. Ransom of Jersey CITY; and the Rev. :.
Parsons of staten Island. The delegates 20 the Ma
tional Temperance Convention numbered 337. and
10 the National Division OF Sons Of Temperance
about $50. The National Temperance Society has
fixed August f. g. 6 and as the dates for n grand
Temperance congress here. The programme an
nounccd says that 10000 people are expected"
The Court of Appeals concluded its Saratoga
snuuner tenn" here yesterday. and adjourned 10
meet at Albany-the winter capital-on October ..
The honorable gentlemen comprising the judicial
mind of the highest court in the Empire state
highly pleased with their first sitting at this place
the summer eapital-8nd the iutimaiion IL thrown
ont that when 1882 rolls around the court VIII
hold a full summer term here. The Judges made
their home at the United States Hotel The Town
Hall has been engaged for August 8 for the hold
ing OF the state Fircmeu's Convention, which will
be attended by about 100 or 900 delegates.
Napier Lothian's Boston Theatre Orchestra will
reach the Grand Union Hotel and Professor A. Bern
STEMS will arrive at Congress Hall the latter part of
next week Browns Boston Brigade Band will re-
tnn to Congress Spring Park about the first week
in July. Worknen are now engaged putting the
electric lamps in the Park, and is thought that
public test Of them will be made next Tuesday or
"Wednesday evening. The lamps are placed at regu-
lar intervals and are suspended from trees. The
dense foliage will form splendid background for
the brilliant hight. The Saratoga Club will be at
home next Thursday night ana the balance of the
season.
The new timetable ON tho Delaware and Hudson
Railroad, including the fast specials from New
York goes into effect next Monday morning The
first fast New-York special train is due tonight.
Conductors LOOMS and Skinner will again be at
tached to the specials.
Major Charles Wheatly, secretary and handicap
per of the Saratoga Racing Association, Wedncs-
day removed his office from Fordham here, and will
Zoe SaraoGian until the close of the turf season.
The racers here are doing well and for the next two
or three weeks additional strings Of horses will be
beaded Saratogaward III rapid succession. The
secretary is sanguine of immense racing
ing Of italy -ho line between the village and the
lake, making connections with MOore's steam
yachts
Moores celebrated Lake House is this year under
the management of Henry :. Moore. Of the
veteran, Cary b. Moore at whose place some Of the
most distinguished Of the present aud past de-
cades have been entertained.
The Adirondack Company announces a time
table for Monday, making come ctiOns with trains
on the other road.
Far1lham Il Bush, the new managers Of the Amer
ioan, open that hotel to-day for the reception of
guests. This house was to have been opened some
time since hut the improvements were not com
pleted. With the swinging back of its doors all of
SaratOga's hotels may be said to be open
Spencer Trask & Company, Ncw-York bankers
tave opened their branch Office in the Grand Union
Block The balance will be in line in "A day or 10:
Last season. there were hut three New York brokers
branch offices here this year, eight and II would
not be surprising IN the least If the number were
donbled In 1852 They connected with The
metropolis hv private wires leased from the Western
Union Telegraph Company. which has now seven
quadrupleX Instruments here to meet the con-
stanty increasing demands made upon IT, " Sara
foga summer stOekexchange' may. DC among the
possibiltlcs of the near future.
A very pleasant event took place al the head
quarter Of Post Luther NJ. Wheeler. No. ~. q. A.
r.. on Thursday night. General Louis Wagner, of
Philadelphia. being in town, the Post embraced
the opportunity TO tender q reception TO him, his
term OF Office CoImnaL der-n-C hcf of the Grand
Army Of tlie Republic OF the United states having
hut recently expired. II was a very successful
affair, and among the distinguished company
present MAS n delegation Of State Legislators. who
came ny froin Albany for this purpose; The greet
ing Ia General Wagner was a most cordial one, and
he highly entertained the comrades and invited
guests with stirring address. banquet followed
the comrades called IL camp hre-and speeches and
responses occupied the time until late hour.
The Saratoga Railway Company has during the
week increased ITS force of abOcrs, and is pushing
to completion a. rapidly Us possible the rapid
route To the lake. Work on the company's steel