New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
EVENTS AND PEOPLE AT SARATOGA

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SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 2.-iIad il not been
for delightful breezes during the day, the weather
would have been decidedly hot. The number OF what
may he termed hot days is limited in this region.
superintendent a. &. Schuyler of Congress Spring
Park has made arrangements for another pyrotecnica
display ard concert Friday night next.
MesSrs. Harris d Losekam, of the Clarendon Hotel,
VIII tomorrow evening give their first hop of the
The music will be furnished by Frankos orchestra.
Tie Worcester Continentals arrived here tonight and
were formally received by the Citizens Corps who es-
corted the Massachusetts, citizen soldiers to the Grand
Union Hotel the headquarters of the command during
Its solourn here. The Contnenals will return home by
special train next Friday afternoon They are accom-
panied by large number of friends and the excursion
party numbers about $50 persons
Ihe special attraction at Congress Han tonight was
concert by signor BIgno, signor Ferrann, Nine Car
reno, Miss Sara Barton and Miss Emily II. spader COM
posing the artists OF the saaed operate Concert Com
pany OF New York. They will appear again tomorrow
evening.
fulldress hop took place at the Grand Union IIote
tonight, under the direction OF Napier Lothian
Mr.. C. W. Stub Of the United States Hotel orcbesra
Will have benefit ball Thursday evening OF next
week
The paror entertainment by number of the Congress
guests will occur ON Thursday eveningncxt
Governor j. L. ST. John. OF Kansas, General Neal Dow
of Maine AMI Mrs j. Ellen Foster. of Iowa, nre an
nounced to address the temperance meetings which will
begin here Thursday.
omnihnses are now transporting passengers to and
from Saratoga Lake for 80 for the round trip
This Is done in opposition TO the rapid transit round rate
Of 20 cents.
Mrs Juliet Henderson Lloyd OF Boston sang this even
ing In Congress Park.
The United States Hotel Social Club gave ball at the
Town Hail night
Coaohug Club tItps to Moons Lake House and tho
White sulphur Spring popular.
Samuel Hlman. OF New York. was included in the
number who made brief addresses Mt the religious gath
ering In the Congregational Church this Inoraing
Schenck. of Brooklyn J. ngcrsoll, of New.York. and
the Marquis and Marchioness del Real sorocco Ia-
vana, reached the United States late last night
Governor Biseow. OF Connecticut; the Rev Dr. Duffy,
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs u. G. Calvin of tho same
city. aren't the Grand Union Hotel Emory A. sorrs
ana family. OF Chicago. also nj the came hotel.
H"ncra ~ van Wet H. =. A., aud Wallace Bruce and
family of Poughkeepsio, guests ut the Clarendon
Hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. W. g. Aling. of New-IIavcn nre at the
Remedial Institute.
Mrs. Winter and the Misses Winter OF Augusta arc Mt
Temple Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. ID J. Vaughn OF Boston orc among tho
Columbian Hotel arrivals.
Today early arrivals the United States Hotel IN
clnded Charles NJ. schicreln, Misc Taylor the Rev
Alex Mackay Smith, Dr. L. T. Warner Mr. and Mrs
Simon Bernheimor ana Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cave, OF
Ncw-York Samuel f. st. o. Chaplain, OF Montreal;
Miss Hitchcock, of Pittsburg d. g. Bennett OF buffalo
James Alexander OF Toronto, and v BcIng OF Kansas
City.
Among those registered the Grand Union Hotel this
forenoon were c. g. Bssel, OF Cleyeand George Par
sons,Jr Dr. f. G. Segum and Mr.. and Mrs G. IL. Skid
more, OF New-fork; j. H. Hcvcrn, William Bunn and
family Mr. and Mrs. William c. Ludwig and Miss Julia
Ludwig, OF Philadelphia DR. j. +. Perkins of BALTIMORE
NJ j. Mchan OF Boston; Andrew Simn,onds OF Charles
ton; and j. H. Debit and family, OF Orange.
On the Congress Hall register this morning were dis
played tho names of f. T. Walton c. f. Lockwood and s.
i. Ayres and family, OF New-York Valentine Mott and
Miss Mott, Of Grand View; Miss Burd of Nyack; John
c. Hetzel and Miss G. Hctze of Baltimore; and Charles
M Field, OF Washington City.
Among the late arrivals tonight nro the following,
From New-Yorl-Adam Norrie, Miss Norrie, Miss
Floyd-J0nes, Miss Leary Miss Berry, Colonel FLOYD
Thomas Adds Emmett, Mr.. and Mrs j. II. P,rdy, I'd,
ward Patterson, the Misses Coulter Mr. and Mrs r. T.
Jackson. Mrs Gerard suy vesant Miss owen y h. Bul
lock- Thomas Le Clear, Mr. and Mrs. John McKeon j.
Myers Miss Louise Mo slss q Mr. and NJ Mrs e.
g. r. Dickinson, W. Seward Webb, Mrs Griffin, Miss
the Misses merrera Dwight IT, oImstesd Harry Crans
ston, O. ID; W. Bridgman.
barre; Mrs. Duied, England DR. Horace String Fellow
MO montgomery M and Mrs Robert p Keep, Easthamp
Hudson paI Henry smyth and and family. Phadelpha
H. Ingersoll, Philadelphia William ''' j. Thomp-
Bishop Etuser%G little Rock Ic tSe Rev. sr g. J.
H1a Mis- Miss f Tsa " aas
BaSttee Mrs George Arel. Youngstown; Austin c.
and Mrs. L. p bartlett, Lynn Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Ken.
dali, Boston; Mr. and Mrs j. G. Hart. chas j. Hills,
Mrs. +, A. Howe, Miss melen G. .' ". farwel MI and
Mrs watson Chicago; Mr.; and Mrs. D. L. sharp,
Henry Rogers Baltimore: C. H. n' Warning xpstsr.
dam Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Long. Pittsburg.
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