New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12


CHARMiNG WEATHER AT SARATOGA.
PiiAlERS FOR THE PRESIDENTS RESTORAION-sER-
VICES IN THE CnCRCHES-LNTE ARRIVALS.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, July 11.-The
ve$tier today HIS been dceously cool, delightful
eh0nce in comparison with the suy state the atmos-
phcrr yesterday.
The dai union prayer meetings. religious lecture
Ill SaratogG-began this morning in the Now England
Congregational Church. whore they will be held through
oUt the The entire session was devoted to
prayers FOR the prompt recovery President Garfield
The attendance very large. and the meeting WAS
presided over by the Rev. T. W. JONES' pastor of the
church.
Fn dress will he OF the requisites for admisso on
to The Grand Union Hotel hops this season. This rulc
was first enforced last summer.
The Rev SiSnoc Gayazz, Of Rome, Italy preached
V"oe mere yesterday. lie occupied the pulpit of the
Washington street Baptss Church in tho morning and
OF the Broadway Presbyterian Church in the evening
Large congregations including citizens and guests lis
tened to lis eloquent words
lhe local pastors wero assisted in yesterdays services
aao hy she Rev. Dr. Ucrck Johnson OF Chicp.o fine Ray
A. smith, OF the Susquehanna Conferences the Rev Dr.
a a. Hodge OF the Princeton Theological Seminary ::
the Rev. Or Nathaniel W. Conkln of Ncw-Yorl, City
ana the Rev. Dr. r. b Wcch of the Auburn Theological
Seminary.
Inc opening hop at Congress Han tonight was well at
tended ana proved very pleasant affair
The Saratoga Lake Railway Company to-day BEGAN
The construction Of It's branch to schuycryio dis
tant about twelve miles from this village.
The lHpGtraI sit trains 10 the lake yesterday were
filed to ov Crnowing
Charles Reed the turfman, has returned to saraoca
General aad Mrs Stewart l.. Wood!ord, of BROOKLYN
axe ut Tie Union.
H. ~ Willis, of New York, returned to the United States
Hotel ON Saturday.
DE- c. C. Bombaugh. OF The Baltimore Uadcr,criter ia
At tse IIuestis Icuse.
W. H. Vanderbilt and family expected here next
Saturday tor the season
C. r. Brown has opened the Bethesda Spring formerly
Putnam bathrooms. 80 ~
is sacred concer: in Congress Spring Park last night
drew - large audience. e "
Mss li2G5cnbo tAon's excursion party of one hun
uicI Philadelphia ladies and gentlemen have arrived
WI remain I'll Wednesday, when they 20 to Lake
;tmong the late arrivals the following:
ON 'cN- orii-N. W Aston, Nj and NIrS. Rockwell
Rent, Ernest G. SteGman. -. Ncl;urncy Hunter Mira
I.'ro Dodse VIM j. Howe. Robert I. Rciicv Daniel
De NtU Vliv anu family, Sir. and Mrs George
l., Conk MI and Mrs !. i. NuuliOn, =. d. AlrNaItrr
erin. ~ W. - N "''"
- From Droohlyn-Harson E. Chandler w II. Muriha.
X l. Newman closes Encle.
trOm i.OStol--... and AIRS Bacon Holm Il poor
r; "; Andrews and family, W. p NcQuaid, ADDISON
Chi Mr. and Mrs. Peter g. bradley, John Bruncr and
family, the !cY. Dr. Angicr ~
lr"'n Fhilaiciplil-it. g. Crane J. j. Antoo g. !
From otAcr placca-Mr. ami Mrs DrI,leyy OF Cjncin
Mrs H. J.. Obcrly, OF Elizabeth The Rev j. T. Irioiil.
@! mention ran, Ar and Ms. :. -. Prcfcrba.sh al
i:o', General Jones and family and Mr. AMI Mrs IL
Htstcott, OF DInsdaIntOu.