New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
INCIDENTS AND PEOPLE AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aug. S.-After Saturday
nights heavy rainfall and Sundays quiet and gloom
the this morning in clouless sky and day
has proved magnificent one.
The Congress Spring Park sacred concert was post
poned last night the recent rains having rendered
grounds too damp. Mrs Juliet Henderson Lloyd the
soprano, made her fourth appearance this evening.
galop entitled the "Talyho" by Jul. Bernstein,
played here this morning for the first time by Adoph
Bernstens orchestra mt the Congress piazza concert
woodbine-oovered post in Charles Reeds Union-aye
grounds struck by lightning last Saturday night
The shock was severely felt in the Immediate vicinity
The Circular Street House guests had pleasant parlor
entertainment last Saturday night The same evening
at the Vermont House musical entertainment was
given by number of the guests including Mrs. F. r.
Whitney, the Misses Webster and Smith, f. NJ Toster
and Professor Williams. Both affairs were impromptu
and nicely rounded out the weeks programme Of pleas
mes.
Among those who were present at the Judge Fitch
dinner at Moons were Governor Bigelow and Mrs
Bigelow, OF Connectcut Mrs Drexel Mrs. Edgar
5chiceln, Mrs. Sands. Miss Schoelin Miss De Peyster
Mr. Watson, Mr. WALL Miss Mcdowell, Mr.. Hoffman, Miss
Edrdge, Mrs. Bull, DR.. Darrn and Mrs. Darrn of New
York Mr.. Rodgers of Baltimore; Mr.. Howe and Mr.
Harris OF Philadelphia Miss Greene, OF North Carolina
Miss Burr of Illinois Mr.. Grouse Of Syracuse General
Ward and Mrs. Ward, OF New Haven and Mr. Warren
and Mrs. Warren, Of Hartford. Several speeches were
made in response to toasts.
The Rev. Dr. ]. p sankey, OF Rochester and the Rev
DIR. j. b. Daes. of Philadelphia, panied by their
n. r.,
Kerr and family OF ew-York at Drs Strongs and
the Rev. DR.. X. ID. Harper and Mrs. Harper of Pha-
delphia, are at Congress Hall.
William Wallace and family, of NewYork are guests
OF DIR. Brisbane.
NJ. b. Beardsley and family of bridgeport and ] T.
Shepard and family Of Brooklyn are at Temple Grove
Mr. and Mrs. IL. p. Chamberlain, OF Boston, and Mr.
and Mrs s. s. Sweet of Providence, at tho Rene
dial Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dickinson, of New.Yo-k are guests
OF NJ. b. Huestis.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Morton, OF Philadelphia are at the
Columbian Hotel.
Judge Henry Hilton yesterday, at his woodlawn sum
residence, entertained at dinner company OF la
dies and gentlemen Among the number present were
Governor Bigelow and Mrs. Bigelow of Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs Emory A. storrs, of Chicago; Surrogate
Calvin and Mrs. ID. c. Calvin, OF New York; Senator
David Davis, Of Illinois, Mr. and Mrs Leach OF New
York Judge Macarthur and Mrs. Macarthur of Wash
ington; Judge Erskine, of Georgia; Judge Henry f.
Davies and Judge Brady, OF New York.
hop took place at the Congress tonight.
O. w. Stub OF tho States orchestra will have benefit
on August 10.
Major-Genersl d. e. sckes U. 8. A. Gordon W. Burn
ham, H. c. Davidgo and j. E. Hauer, OF New York City
L. O. Stuart, Walter IL. Coleman and +. Dunderdyke of
Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs James Tucker, of Boston, were
among the early arrivals at the United States Hotel
| to-day.
| David Mcclure and family and j. D. Hall and Mjss
Hall, OF New York; James Madden of Philadelphia T
b. Derby and George Ii. Kernaghan Of Augusta arrived
|
| d. b. Wingate and family OF Montreal: Charlie, M
stewart OF Trenton; A. +. Gould, Jr of Chicago Geo
j. Popplein, OF Buffao W. l.. Scott OF Erie Charles
Palmer and A. K. Wilson, Of Now York; Gardner Ear, NJ
Troy; ana H. c. Russell, OF Philadelphia were among the
early arrivals ut the Grand Union Hotel this morning
Following among the late arrivals tonight at tho
| hotels Wv o
| From Newly ork-Frederick r. g. White Cbar,os
| Meuck Mrs. III. Warren, the Rev. James Taaife A III
Rogers, Daniel w Hennessy Mrs Cutler, Jose phtne
Hennessy, Mrs Yale, Miss Yale, q. q. w Lowry, Miss
Jessie Powers Miss Dunlap, Mrs James Mcdowell Miss
ler the Misses Hall, Charles T.. Deems, Mr.. and Mrs
j. H. Hsnshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Mr. and Mrs b. w
Griswold, ID. r. Grswold, A. W. Griswold Mr.. and Mrs
5. W. Hale, Miss Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Auick Patterson
George H. Wright Mr.. and Mrs Henry l.. Pierson, jr. f.
\ Starr 4. j. Temple, j. ii. HAmersley.
From other places-Mrs. W. Thorne and family
CINCINNATI Warren C. Beach, u. s. A.; j. j. Kirkland
! Philadelphia Il. q. Mcdowell and family Baltimore
a. H. shepard, Kansas City Count Ceratode Cary
italy the Rev Farley, Jamaica s. w. Collins, Prov
wen and family, Mrs. Nj. Earl and family, X. F. Ward
Wen, brooklyn; Mrs. W. A. Bartlett, Indianapolis Mrs
d. e. Bailey, Buffalo Mr.. and Mrs g. T. Rogers Brook
Yn; A. d. Barber Utica; Mrs W. j. Shaw, Baltimore;
q. D. Westbrook Amsterdam; James LOwInan and fam
ny CINCINNATI; W. Irwin Martin, Miss Martin BROOKLYN
\ Yonkers; Mr. and Mrs A. II. Gray, Chicago; Mrs
GfeenDaum, Baltimore; N. w. Curtis, Mrs George O.
sears ana family, Boston; Mrs Edward Harris and
family, Woonsocket; John Gates Cincinnati; ID. Is.
FISK chicago; Alexander Cochran, Scotland w. w
Jacobs, Hartford; W. H. Camp, watertown; A. Innes,
Poughkeepsie; Miss Heverin, James H. Shakes,
peare, Philadelphia MIR. and Mrs
L. Beardsley, Denver Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dayds Bos.
ton ~ Patten, Brockport; Mr. and Mrs. A. III. Keith,
norw,s,k; mrs. A. Williams Chicago; O. b. Frank,