New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
SUMNER LEISURE.
DELIGHTFUL WEATHER AT sARATO

DELlGHIFUL WEATHER AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 22.-Ths has been
beautiful August day. The air been perfectly
clear and the thermometer has indicated satisfactory
hgures The August rain-period has, 1t Ia believed,
passed over and beautiful and charming weather Is
expected Reports from the Adronacks that
before have so many people summered in that delight
u region and the probabilities that inside OF the
next three or four weeks the Adirondack Company
railroad trains will bring thousands of them here Su-
perinendent c. Il. Durkee of Adirondack Railway,
says that since June he has transported
gers than during previous year, and that early in
the season II found necessary to increase the
drawng-room capacity meet the increasing de-
mand.
The Presbyterian Book of Discipline Committee on
Revision meet at Temple Grove tomorrow
James H. Rodgers, of the Coleman House, Ncw-York,
who has purchased the DR.. w. j. Uaine property on
Unionave for the purpose of converting it into hotel,
viii begin work on il soon
The Rev. DR.. Philip schaf OF NewYork City, presi-
dent OF the American Committee Bible Revision, this
evening, before the Saratoga Ministers Association,
gave lecture on "The Claims of the Revision" The
Rev DR.. Chcevcr of New-York viii lecture next Thurs
day evening before the same body, "The Claims of
the Revision"
Mrs Anna Randall chl, OF New York, took part in
parlor entertainment Dr. Hamilton's.
1t is stated that Judge Hilton concmplatcs the cree
ton of n barOnial castle at Woodlawn.
subscription list for the Garfield fund was opened
here to-day.
hop was given in the Congress Hall ballroom to-
night.
Among some of the principal late arrivals the fol-
lowing:
URitcd states Hotcl.-samucl Barton, W. H. Bingham.
T. G. ID rant, John c: seymour, = b. Van Embnrgh, Mr.
jr, t. f. Hobrook, Il. a. McCurdy ana FAMILY, Frederic
Goodridge, Dwight A. Lawrence, &. f. Belts. j. After
bury, Mr.. ard Mrs George Leopold Mrs. stokes the
Misses stokes and l.. j. Hunting, of New York John
NJ Corsc, of Chicago; Marquis PotCst3d FOrnari, Of
Washington; :. G. Meade, of Virginia. D. r.
Belmont; Rufus Hitchcock, of Brooklyn Nh. and Mrs
W. j. Adams, OF Philadelphia Mr.. and hgs. VI. Powell
and Miss 4. T.. JGmison, OF Boston; ID G.. Bowers, Of
Columbus; Miss Jape t. Bowers of Somerset; f. NJ
Norwood, of savannah, and G.. X. Putnam, oi Memphis
Adcphi HOtet-Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Kennedy, OF Boston,
Charles T.. Cneescmnn, OF New orh Mrs. ~ " Bulk
master OF COrinth L. G. ements, of Albany, and c.
L. Rockwell of Ncw-}rtain.
American HoclMr. and Mrs Joseph r. Chandler and
Miss q. A. Roberts, Of Chicago; James NJ. Henderson,
OF Utica; W. q. Pierson, OF Brooklyn, ana j. H. Phelps
Rutland.
Grond Union Hotcl-A. W. Miller, II. Schwarzcwalder,
t. j.. Lonrgau Mr.. and Mrs A. g Grant Miss Ebert, Il.
L. Mcuicid DR.. {. A. Alden, sir. aud Mis- Daliy,
3 NJ. Mora, y. W Barclay, o. Sweet, III. IL. Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. ~ Lowthcr, DR. Charles H. Knight Miss Louise
Knight Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace, Miss 4. Wallace.
Thel. OF st. Louis John ID. Long, OF bingham; James
T. Craig, OF Albany; H. H. Wilcox and c. L. Denton, OF
Mddletown; Nathaniel d. Wallace, Of New Orleans, and
&. j. MicAaeofpSky, of Mobile.
Congress Hai-Mr. and Mira. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
B0nuekamp, = Blatt, Mr.. aud Mrs q. W ovatt of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs II. Roddy OF BrooRlyn; H. IL. Hol-
lnSshead, of Philadelphia; j. w Carson, ~ ST. Louis
Mr.. aud Mrs G. G. SanbOrn, Schuylerye; Rufus Hitch
cock. of BroUayn Mrs William Groves and Miss Harris
OF Boston and Mr.. ana Mrs. ~ Furnnn OF South ADoy.