New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11

INCIDENTS AND PEOPLE AT SARATOGA

Lambert. Mr. Harry Bragan and Mr.. Herndon Morrel-
appeared at Congress Spring Park this evening again
Atthe Grand Union Hotel Piazza Concert this morn
Ing NJ T. Leverett of Lothans orchestra, rendered
cornet solo, " le Meery Birds (GumberD, which as
well received.
The second hop Of the took place tonight at the
Clarendon Hotel and was highly enjoyed 10y The large
number of guests at this hotel parlOr concert took
place At the Clarendon late last evening.
The guests OF the United States Hotel tonight exhb
ted their appreciation OF Mr. C. W. Stub, the leader of
the hotel orchestra by turning In rl force at the
complimentary BAH given him in the ballroom.
new omnibus line runs between this village and
Mount McGrcgor OF the slightly places in this
vicinity
On Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday ofnoxt week tho
American Bar Association will hold its fourth annual
meeting here and the evening OF the latter day a
banquet VIII he held at the Grand Union Hotel The
opening address wiz be made by the Hon. Edward }.
ihelps, OF vermont Thomas NJ. Cooley, of Michigan,
VIII read paper on az The Recording Laws OF this
Country; Z. NJ Rose, Of Arkansas, The Progress
OF Codihcaton," and Leonard A. jones' OF Massachu-
setts, on Legislative Control of Railroads." Tho
Ciarkson n. Potter, of NewYork will, Thursday, de-
liver the annual address and probably brief paper
"The Advantage OF a National Bankrupt Law" win be
submitted ny Samuel Wagner, OF Philadelphia.
The son OF Mr.. Napier Lothian of the Grand Union
Hotel orchestra, performed courageous and gallant
act on Unionave. yesterday afternoon by stopping
runaway horse attached to light vehicle in which
ladies seated.
On Tuesday August g. at Temple Grove, will re held
meeting OF the Committee the Revision Of the Book
OF Disciplne of the Presbyterian Church.
Tally-ho trips during the evening hours meet with
FAVOR among the guests. and late IL o'clock mid
night coaching-cub parties may be seen returning from
the lake.
The ranks of the visiting clcrgymen were rccrucd
yesterday by the arrival Of the Rev Dr. snodgrass OF
Goshen, the Rev. DR.. Edward o. Flagg OF New ork
the Rev James NJ. Dickson, of Montgomery, the Rev.
Dr. j. L. Withrow OF Boston, and the Rev Dr. A. II.
Butty, of Madison.
Henry Gwynne, the colorcd usher at the States
recently Frustrated with apoplexy and paralysis died
day.
W. II. Vanderbilt aud F. W. Vanderbilt arrived to-
night at O'clock, accompanied by party of friends
They will go to Rochester tomorrow morning TO see
Maud S. trot and will return tomorrow ght the fol-
lowing morning
Among those who arrived hero the last train ycster.
day were Senator Anthony Idge Burgess and General
Burnside, OF Providence L. ]. Hhcbey OF Vermont
d W. Brico, United Statee Army w. r. Grace OF
NewYork; Professor Parker, OF Albany, and L. Dc Ur
arta, OF New~York
-. l.. Cummings, of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs j. Howe
OF Castleton, are at The Columbian Hotel.
family of aSd MP sn1 s p soa an m
Br9oklyn, are here and at the Windsor Hotel
DR.. strong. " e "
j. r. Boughton OF Cincinnati and F. II. johnson, of
james Ennis, Mr.: and Mrs. William A. Martin Miss 8
OF CIeTcland r. stoncWai 0rien, Of Brookiyn INT Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ Brant. Miss T. Andrews and Miss r. vii.
Misses Lillian and Fannie Eye Of Jersey City, are at
MF and Mrs H. story Of PhadepSa Mr. and
Mrs snrget OF Nashville and ]. f. Anderson, at
~, The Grand Union Hotel early arriyals to-day include
Mr. ana Mrs 4. n Saunders Of st. Paul Benjamin Il.
s. Patton Mrs. Patton H. wizard and ' bamon It,
r FRANK sn AgGSF sa B Of nS A Mt and
Of ss 5cs. HF en
George BaEeey q P6iladephia Moses BniIey and III
The early arrivals the United state. Hotel today in
Scos and Mr. and and M T. SGwaIa D Of
Ncw-York Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. White. of Clevc-
and Miss Hunt Of Baaio Mr. r ana @G MRS IRIS 3
flfnt an Wa MISS Flint and OF 5f Buffalo; .
cham, Of Troy, were registered the AIeiphi
John A. Miller, OF Newark; Edward Nc Govern, OF
ii IA; lanes White of Albany and Trear OF
Among the late arrivals at the hotels tonight are the
From New-york-wBam Colgate. Mrs. T. II. Mov,eo
Mss GSga Kate Miss Jennie Colgate Theodore j. Teost
Fearing Eastus Titus Mr. and Mrs Russell r hg u Mrs
ieyi Miss Edith Hoadey Mrs Chester G Munroc j. ~
Watson, Arthur Leary, W. ii. Vanderbilt r. " Wander tr
hn Mrs Elem r aid mrs pane s hacSn Mr. Hog
l.. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs j. s. Carpenter stephen H. Ba
From other places W. s. sirS@ter. J. W TYLER Oscar
Townsend, Cleveland J. H. Jeiries Philadelphia Mr.
4 H. Barpstt T. Cooke Mrs NJ Franklin. brooklyn;
Ir anu hIs l. fIatt, Boston Mr.. and Mrs. TYLER
Stevens, Lowell; j. j. Emery, Cincinnati " Lockwood
ana Lamliy Providence w. 7. Kellogg, Chicago; the
keN, W. T. Davis and family, New Brunswick: Nrs Dr
J. !, H. Wilco1 Dover Mr. and Mrs j. II Appegatc san
G. A; Lawyer, H.. n. Otcs, Watertovn; MTs
Daniel Cruise, Utica; Mrs. p. d. Armour
ana family Chicago Miss julia A. Lockwood Nnrwal!
Edward A. Bowen Woodstock; Dr. aud Mrs H. H. Town.
send, Miss Pauline Townsend, H. Il. Town
send Jr.l Philadelphia; Edward Otis Unklrv
and family, Baltimore; r. |. Downes. Miss =
'l"wneE Mrs a. h. Robbins, Providence: w .Ieromn
Greene, Utica John n. iiaare, London Mr. and Mr..
r. r. Holmes, West Winsted Mr. aud Mrs T. wavs
Lewiston Mrs {. l.. Eby and faIni y, PhaaoIphia Mr.
and Mrs: j. b. H. jefferson, Baltimore Mr.. ani Mira
n; Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Wenplc, brooklyn MIR and NrS
9. ~ MOTIFS, Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. FeIchrtt
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