New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27
AFTER THE STORM AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 26.-The storm
tha prevailed here last night passed embargo all
outdoor promenades and amusemcns At intervals the
rain poured in torrents and the frequency OF binding
sheets and forks of lightning indicated plainly
sive amount of electricity in the atmosphere AS
electrical display it great success, many per-
sons here devoted the evening to sitting the paz-
zas and watching the play of lightning When
the New-York special train arrived here at
O'clock the storm at its height, the
omnbuses running from the depot to the hotels In sheets
OF rain The tram during it's progress from Troy
Saratoga was illuminated the entire distance by the
almost continuous flashes of lightning and the passen-
gers were furnished with "a display that wildly
brilliant. While passing two -Mechancsvillo
and East Lne-they saw in flames small buildings
that had been visited by the fluid and
from the north saw on fire large tree standing few
rods away from the track. The storm exhausted
itself during the night, and this morning the sun
forced its smiling rays through breaking clouds
Inc Temperance Congress, call ed to here early In
August Will attract to Saratoga large of prom
nent people, active workers this cause IL is expected
that eXPresden Hayes, General Neal Dow, and others
will be included ia the number Governor ST. John of
Kansas, viii also be here and viii make several ad
dresses
Charles Cook. OF London, the English Evangelist pro-
poses to hold open air meetings Bible meetings here
within n short time.
The Misses Sadie Perry Bessie and Florence
T. Carr OF Newportwho have been visiting friends here
The Rev. DR. Darling, OF Ncw-York, and Judge Dick Of
Norton or hs at 1s ,h Rsr M a TIE key DR.
at tue Remedial Institute. The Re-. Or DENIM, New
haven, Is AT the same place.
L. d. Thomas, of Youngstown, Ohio. arrived at Con.
Clarendon Hotel arriy ais - 0
Colonel and Mrs 9 Williamson. of Jersey City, ere
Alr. and Mrs. W. II. Neeton OF Hartford viii spend
Adoph Bernstein. OF NewYork, the veteran leader OF
cress Han on FrIdav evening NC give" "eh'' az 'oh
Madame Marie selika sang in Congress Spring Park
y, MI and w. F r. Carpenter, of Utica, guests of c.
Mrs joan W. Young OF Philadelphia. Penn formerly
OF "a, Lake ,lty Utah, In In town. and guest of Mr..
The next hop the United States Hotel viii occur on
satur1ay evening next Cards OF admission 90 guests ~
afternoon. $500 ~ " WV
another Hlress hop There wns varv e a gvs
dape e t and q fine display OF toilets;
Haley Sn sister D Of y nsn sS Rev Charles T.
ers and Howard Sellers Of fhadeph arrived 1 at the
United states Hotel this forenoon.
II. westcoit and family OF Brooklyn; C. H. Grnne and
lag o. Mhas99irgon j. NJ Carroll of Johnstown Il.
hGi 6nG and family OF sshenectedy J. Van
AID OF New York, arrived at the American to-day.
rae w. SeG n Ct as pG ni Union qG this
Rn NST9 sn9 Mi K Of Mr. Baxter Of
Agnes G. Of Ghcaso rSomns %ad hS h Of
Brookiyn and AdIn Ihayer, OF TIoosck Falls
uachral, II. wallensck and H. Schultz Of Baltimore g.
New ofk Al nndame, Milwaukee,:
M. ana Mrs NJ L. Webb OF Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. W.
w. Wilson Of Baltimore. ~
Among the late arrivals the following;
FROM New YORK Dr. A. ID. Smith, DIR. l.. y. Smith, Mr..
And And. Mrs f. H. Tremain Mr.; ana Mrs. N. Conkn,
MISS Conklin, MI and Mrs. W. w. Sanford IT, q. II.
Peck, II. II. smith, NJ Tylor Mr. and Mrs Jeremiah
SS,urges' ~ Maclay Bull III NJ. Durant, Mr. aud Mrs.
ana Mrs 3 Mclean. ID. Hail. r. NJ Bixby, Miss Bixby,
san& S M ana aR Ros6n Sn MRS E. = na Il
Gleason ' ~
From other paces-Warner Miller, Herkmer William
W, Baltimore; s.. Eyra H. Dim
6ar L9ckw ood Mass; L. d. Lockwood, Mrs. T. Dunbar,
Mrs X, r. Heaton, Newark G. Y. Vedder, Eottville
smith; Ptisburg Mr. and Mira. o. Areahan, West In
Lee. Judge David Davis, Bloomington, III DR.. Williams
=. ~ Phelps Chicago; Alexander Porter Morse, Wash
Utica; Mr. and Mrs; Whitaker Cincinnati
f y,f c. Walden, Brooklyn John Anderson,
S s Dnncsn Robert Duncan, jr., Scotland; Mr.; and
Mrs.. George Morford jr, bridgeport; Miss Maria NJ
ikn n NJ ana Mrs George Knapp, Mrs, L. X Wala-
XII Miss Nellie knapp st. Louis Mr.. and Mrs. King.
Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. p. ID. Morrow, philadelphia;
i: M. Hodges and family Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs NJ Il.
Finnegan Fatbush; Mi. Mrs. James r. Herman ,jr,
phadelpha; H. j, snider, q. g. Eis Cincnnati; NJ. s.
Holmes, St Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Benedict, III.
B' Cromwell, August Snow and family, Brooklyn.