New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-17
THRONGS At SARATOGA SPRINGS.


SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, July 16.-This
has been another glorious day, and it has rounded
nicely the beautiful weather of the entire week Begin
ing early this morning and continuing through the day,
each arriving train has brought its full complement of
Visitors and the guests who reached here exceed in point
OF numbers those of any previous day this season.
The orchestral concert ut the Park this morning
listened to by of the largest gatherings assem-
Dled any forenoon this
The programme is announced for the Sunday evening
sacred concert in Congress Spring Park.
One thousand invitations have been sent outside Of
Saratoga alone for the Grand Union garden party which
will occur next Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Rev. DR.. SAUL of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Widely, Of NcwYork City, at Temple Grove
The initial hop at the United States Hotel tonight
brilliant success The commodious ballroom filled
to Its utmost capacity Hops will take place Tuesday
and Saturday evenings at this hotel.
Miss Huldah Baker, syracuse, the elocutionist
tcrtained the Good Templars yesterday evening.
w. II. Maoncy ana family, OF New-York City, and
H. W. Otis and family, of Brooklyn, the Mansion
House.
Mr.. and Mrs O. s. Hcmphll, OF Philadelphia, Mrs Il.
W. Watson, of NewYork and Mrs. G. V. ID. Conoyer, OF
Newark at Mrs. W $. Balchs
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Hunter, of New-York, Mr. and Mrs
W. c. Herrick, of Albany Austin and Mrs. Il. T. Robert
son. of Rochester, are at the IIucstis House
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Miller, of Wilmington DEL are at the
Holden House.
Professor II II. Hutton of wavcrly and Professor and
Mrs C. H. Dunton, of Poultney, the Strong Rene
dial Institute.
The Rev. L. Andrews, of Boston and the Rev c. C.
johnson and family, of Smyrna at the New England
Mrs Vaughan and Miss A. T. Chase. of Nebraska
am MISS NJ Clements, OF Jordan, guests Of Or. Gle
Pierre Iorillard, OF New-York, reached the United
states Hotel late la7t night The early arrivals this
hotel 4 today included f.. Myers, " ShaGcr NJ; W
SON and Charles ThorIcy, of New-York: A. Bergen, of
At the Adelphi Hotel early tbs forenoon there were
Registered M and Mrs James W. shea Of Washington.
= H.. IT.. i D
Wallace, Andrew Fylc A. Barnes and W. L. Crowley, of
At the American Hotel carly in the day were Mr. and
Mrs. NJ r. Hotcbhss. of Oleln Mr. and Mrs. James ".
Blanchard. of Washington samuel Richard LLOYD, OF
Toronto; and W. II. SNYDER. OF Ncw-york
ae IT Nhr 4q "4 S am 1 n93n TfrS NJ sLd Mon Ml
Peter H. rahlcr and Mrs. J. T. Terry of Ncw-York; r.
Mrs Morton Lewis Redwood warren Of Piiiadrp3ia
Jose Lucas Dcas of Havana; ami l. D. Clark ir., of
Al CONGRESS Han the late morning arrivals embraced
Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. u. H. whitney and NJ A.
Lanes. of BROOKLYN; Mr. and Mrs l. J. Erninartin Of
Monheim of Chicago; NJ. j. Hart~c and T. J. Becker,
Included In the latest arrivals tonight the follow
Ing: From NrWNork Mr. and Mr-, william II. Van
ford Mrs. G. Vanderbilt, f. 4. Walton William strauss
MT. and Nr. Charles ishaa, John Mo.cr and family,
TIC Misses N"Il,r Charles Vi Todd, pr g. A. Dixon,
Captain and Mr., kIichir. william Inubu, Mr., and
Or T. q. Ticd, Mir. Geo. /. scucy Mrs Nclson Robin,
son Frn MR., , A. = rnmmcT W. 5 Nv, We9
ham, II. =. Pcrcc, Canandai sul; i. y. Callahan. O--
wcco; T. l.. Paddock aud family, Wiu-luw Watcrtown,
Mrs \. Meter, X. Wolf, H. ". Andrews. J. H. Andrews
Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Lewis, william IL.
Knight, Mr. and Mira l.. ~. Carter. James T. sullivan,
Johnt sullivan Philadelphia; Edward Ils ScHoncc-
! taoy Lewis WormSer san Fran isco Cal; Mrs Cum
mings and family, j. C. O'Bucn, W. H. Murray
and family ~ McIobcrts, a. J.. Goodspccd.
:. + siranan and family, Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Wder Mr.
and Mrs luccn riscyr, j Calender. Brooklyn; soph
! Dorsey, Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Magrudor Mr.. Andrews,
j. L. Carter, H. W. BoWdoin. George H. Graham, Bnlt-
more; A. }. Ecldcn, Mrs j. H. Hopper aud family Mrs.
Glrdlictt ~ racusc &. H. Sto, w. Stottyic, J. IT. l.
Waldo, o. Ross, Boston; T.. G. Houghton and family,
| North Bennington; Mrs. C. H. Perkins &. Blacknau,
Miss Backman, Newark g. \. Burwcll. Buiulo Mr..
aud Mrs T. a. Brown, Rochester; = H. Wcndoyer, Stuy
| NC>ant
| The loss of the Iignoid Manufacturing Company is
estimated to he $4,000, which IL fully covered 10y
Sufancc IN American companies. The total loss of Mr.
lakcr on machinery tools and building over $4,000
| Among the companies holding risks the Newark
Cly 5000 Peoples Newark, - 300; Manufacturers,
| T2,Doo; Globe, Ncw-fork 5000; Ncw-Nork City,
$1,000 The safe or the firm found good cond-
ton. The total losses by water of other persons
| reach about $4,000; they are fully by i'll
| Burancc.