New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-25
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
pposprcrs Of A BRILLIANT SEASON.


ALL THINGS READY FOR THE sUMMER-GChsIS
ALREADY BoOKED-COMING EYENIs OF llih
SEASON.
fppoN Al occ ,sroN1 CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBuNFl
SARATOGA SPRINGS. " Y, June 2l-Durng the
greater part OF Ma and well into juno Sarat"3a
shared the cold chilly weather that Affected most
of the country: but for the past week the elements
have bcen most propitious and every ooay JOINS
with nature IA general rejoicing. during ."e p,S'
few DAYS the weather has been delightful. me
damn and cool weather of spring hId the cuecl u
dcvclopinc vertation and foliage hero
to wonderful extent, and Ha'nie
is now robe1 in her finest gIe'h'
The summer trains now occupy conspicuous PAGES
on the timetable, and they are bringing large
numbers of visitors The numbers here nj present.
are fully equal to those of any previous year aO
a corresponding date, but probably Woulu hAI'
been greater had not the low temperature mauo
the citie, comfortable summer resorts The ar
rivals are daily increasing in volume ana hle al
the large hotels is becoming active. flood OF peo-
nile is expected here next week, "A is shown by the
booked engagements at the hotels and large podr"-
inc bouses. Saratoga never looked bandsomer or
more attractive than IT does at the present time,
which is due to the fact that extensive prepara-
tons were made here this spring Long before the
suovrs of winter were dissolved tbs work
WAS begun and continued up to the tme
Of formal opening in June. Work on the Clarendon
and KenSiugtOn was carried on through the WINTER
The KeusingtOn is new hotel. The Clarendon ms
received the addition of one story and has peen
otherwise enlarged and improved Inc "raau
Union Windsor. United States aud Congress Han
and most of the other Broadway hotels have been
repaintcd and many important Improvements ana
additions made. Congress Spring Park mas per-
fected It system of drainage and added To us seh-
cral attractveness. The spirit OF improvement was
caught by everybody here. and at one time bulid-
ing operations and painting could be observed on
every street throughout the village.
Tho Soratora Lake Railroad Company last Satur-
Jay resumed its summer timetable, and the daily
excursions to the lake by rail and down to the
White sulphur Spring by steamer are being largely
Nianyof Soratogas guests Will he surprised on
their ARRIVAL here TO lind that they can asGthd
Mount NcireeOr by narrOW-gdugr lalHOdl.NulCH
Is now almost completed, and VIII be formally
opcucd on July 3. the mountain Is ten miles us
tut and has an altitude Ot 200 feet over The sea
level 1t * very popular resort ana muth
patronlzcd by those afflicted with haN-ieVer, VINO
Obtain relief from this troublesome allicton Wh,le
there The road Is being butt by the AOUhi NC
Gregor Improvement Company ulmiedl. ana the
fun title OF the line Is the saratoga Mount Nc
Grecor and Lake George Railroad. ! be COMPANY
proposes by next season 10 have hoiel erected on
The summit which has heretofore been reached by
stage line.
WoouIlwn. his cOuu Ty--eat Several additional
mile, o roads and walks have pech h1ut. -
The C0urt of Appeal, Is now holding us summer
term here and VII iI43aply continue r 10 70 80 tIs
cour, OF final resort has become quite popular WIN
the learned minds of the legal fraternity y, for u al
lords them the opportunity ana privilege OF uhlIlhB
pleasure aud business. pleasing combinations
Frequently ladies may be seen IN the COURTROOM
listening 10 the arguments OF distinguished aG'G-
cales and especially Va. this noticeable men W lii
IAN VI. Evarts and David Dudley lIcld, lr" DAYS
since met - opposing counsel III the case OF story
against one OF the NeW-l OH CITY elevated IalIoAh
corp1fatiOuS They covered seven hours OF uuc,
drriup which there was scarcely standing room in
lie court The Hon. Charles Andrews, 4. D., anu
ms associates. make their beadqudters al the
" .nds0r HOTEL and they may frequently be seen
enjoying the eXhllar1tng exercise OF hor'eodch
riding to the lake aud other places
Cottage lie IL Saratoga appears tn he growing
in favor from year To year, and number ol new
Workers hav" pUr, chased villas here, where they ana
then families pass the entire season. Many OF the
cottaurrs become SaratoeIaus early IN May and
tarry ill the cool weather OF late autumn, inns
making this place their nome Tor almost one nall oil
the year. Among those who. with their families,
are occupying cottages here are the Ionowihs'
f. L. Nom gomcry, Joseph W. Drexei, j. II. Jan Vrln
john }. Crane j. H. liaros LLTa M"isS; ~ III hrp1
SnsTrsfs h. Elicit, J. j. Holland, sheldon b. SHAW, T.
IL i coils. George L-ner H. Del tastAl0 VI Macon
i,lic1r Henry Adams and Lawrence shaiIeI OF New
1ors Daniel >. Lathrop, Mayo Nol1h ana Jams ID:
Hr 81 W.,,,i1@,n H. e. Wnsclrr OF Baltimore
il. X. Martin, Of Bullo, aad A b. Folsom oil JaeAsoh
vile, ila
Among those booked FOX rooms here for The season
aIe the following:
Tuifcd suites Ho'ei-Governor \. e. Cornell. Mrs Cor
ncIu. YaMarrDil. William H. NlnderDlt ami fanny, tHe
Lion. john T. Holman ana iunl! i;oOert l.. CutS ana
,Io Judge 3ll.e- I3cach an tanl! Frederick Nelson
ana iIn y A. H. Van Nest and family MI Dc N"uirilr
and family Jonathan Horne and family, George carr
AID i1In.y j. Wilson and family, Dr.. aud Mr. Mayo
j. IL. bradford Fred Goud. j. /. M%rth, :. IL
Ln-ly, l. +. Gunther, William H. Bliss X W.. NcSl9
j. g. Mills, samuel ShciAar; George ". bel JUG -
L. G.. Hancrsey, ". II. Chapman, l. T. hcnol' D. II
Arnold, all OF Ne"-l"rt; admiral Auia"5, A1illL.
Liln.stOu and Au@tarcm Boy the Hon. L. X springer
aid ZION. Inarc' eea>on-ood. oil ClnaInhau JudEr
Israel spencer. judge Daniel Tra, and Judge ComstocA
1f y, r,se: Juusc Charles H. neuict, ". A. Hunt and
TIE lion. j. :. l. ou1naAan Vi BIOOalyn, ana D. H.
Shocuncig,G, OF Fi't>bIrs.
GyaDd Iaiou Lodi-E ". Dewey and family, Mr. ana
Mr. }. > Davenport, Colonel ana Ms IAomas ho!N
Miss Bush, Mis-. HuInue, Miss Hununci' \ H. nun
neil, Vi ". HaIeltHc ana lauhIy, me nOn. J"hH h'l3
ana family J.. hcarncy and family, j. /. Aclchtr and
family, D ID. L. MOli AID family, H. T. Aidrp ., Dr. ana
Harston. Sir and Sir, j. A. clOrnics, Nj ana Mrs a. H.
Mott MI and lrs. VIM III. ROckele0w, Frahcis Kawey
IL. " n. seymour ana FAMILY, Or W, Hcdutn7, Nh
and Mrs. r. ". Lows, Mr. and .lrs Sinclair IouaeY, Mr.
JD.cp tuyas ii family n. Neind and family, MIR aud
Jr. q r Doueherty 4 Body aud FANNY, \. Andrew
a.d he Misses Andrew, Dr. burcnird ana fanny, H.
Irrc and family j. BrUOk- aud family, Dr. j. G. 9l1r
TlouIa- Entler and family. and Mrs. j.. ". Rsey,
Mr. and lr7. H. Is. Aanroo Mr.. and Airs }. Aarldana,
L. VI. Bates ana family, Mis-. \ FdbrlcOtu ana lunly
Nil and Mr-. II. heal, Mr. and Mrs e. - fdrIar, j. A
Bliss and ialmiy, Ar aud MIS- James MlhaI, l.. j. fehi
broke ANA family Jrs. Chase, Ill and Mrs H. W GlD9s
General LcauIe {. yer a IT son, VI. Garcia, VI. DE
Flores ID. b. AcKer and family, Nr. AMI Mrs Charles y
Bandouinc, Nh and Mrs j. Drdsh H. Bradley, J ana
family, aud f. A. BuEkcrhOh, al 81 New YORK tltyi L.
Il. IiunkcriOrl and family, William j. Kingsley anu
fanny. l.. ii. Lltchueld aud fanny, j. w. Van IoS'ci
and Ias-eI, MIS- T. Wilson, ana tcN Campbell
and family, OF Brook IN Mt. ohd Mls; lGin oiAsaI
lc. Air aud 4. l. iodine, L. ". BAAcT ana tie
Misses Baker Thomas clyde ana family, Mr. ana MIS- C.
f. Ccguurn, Nj ana Mrs L. NJ JonnsOon, Mr.. ahd Mrs
A. IT, duOrc Miss A. Prestin, W :. Tor AMI iaBlIJ
ana Ag and Mrs T. H. Woodruff, OF Phiiadc pnlI; j. r.
DphrOu amt family, Juhn G.. BsldrT5tUHe and family the
kry George l.. kAIs, .irs. Moody Merrill, Mr. ANA 1lfs
T. L. Chance, Mr. and Ars. j. l.. ChLice, Mr. and Mrs.
W. b. Potter Mr. and Mrs John sheppard, j. b. Thomas
and family, OF Boston, ass. washington BOoth, c4-
1 t,oypruor 1dcu EOwlc Mrs. George o..