New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-11
SUMNER LEISURE.

INCIDENTS AND GUESTS AT SARATOGA
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y July 1O.-The second
display of fireworks at Congress Spring Park Will
occur on Thursday evening.
John Foley has purchased the Mulilgan cottage
in South Broadway.
Saratoga Springs now has telephone communion
ton with Troy and Albany.
The Travers Cup, presented by William H.
Travers of New-York City, to be run Ior On 'no
Saratoga track tomorrow, IL now on exnlpiuon az
the United States Hotel. 1t is a massive piece OF
plate and one of the most elaborate trophies ever
run for here.
w. E. Sanford and John Sanford of Amsterdam
Henry o. Clark, of New-York. A. ID. North, oil Lou
isville. w. H. Grace, of Buffalo. and Mr.. and Mrs
Stanton Taylor, of Philadelphia. arrived al the
United States Hotel early to-day.
j. II. Maddox. of New York, J. Perego-and family,
of Brooklyn, W. Z. Lockwood, of Mechanicsville,
r. w. Simmons, of New Orleans, J. w. Fielder and
family. of New-Brunswick. and NJ L. Slower. OF
Amsterdam. are at the Adelphi Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs William T. Sullivan and W. W.
Sturges, of New-York, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Coon OF
Troy, and Mr. and Mrs f. d. Schuyler. of Brooklyn
are at the American.
A. Cary and the Misses Cary, of New-fork' are at
Temple Grove.
Mr.. aud Mrs H. Leach, Of Troy, are guests Of c..
\. Dowd.
David C. johnson. Miss Rose Lewis, MISS Pearl
Waterman, N. II. Waterman and +. W. Pope, OF
New-YOrk: L. Bisleri and d. Belinsagti, of Italy !;
John WolfangeL of Pittsburg; A. B. Chapman, of
rived rived at the Grand Union Hotel this morning
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Lesern. of Quincy William
W. Folwel, of Minneapolis; George W. Edwards
and A. Cooper of New-York /; Samuel Donelson. of
Nashville ". G. Ceramics, of Havana; J. II. HOOse
of Cortland Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kickoff of Cleve-
and Mr. and Mrs. ID. III. True, OF Chicago. and H.
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Hall arrivals.
Miss 5. T. williams, of New-York, conducted the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society here this al
ternOOn.
Count and Countess Montsauluin, of Paris. are at
the Windsor Hotel as Is also Samuel 5. Ba0cock,
of kew-TOrk.
Mr. ana Mira. E. G. Barrows, Of New-York are at
the TerwilIger cottage in South Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. L. Slocum, OF Detroit, Mlch are
making their annual visit to Saratoga.
j. n. Ostranders. of Troy, has purchased the
Andrews cottage on Circular-st.
Ike Rev. DR.. T. l.. Magoon, of Philadelphia, in
speaking OF the turf sports here during the season.
dropped the remark on Saturday last that he had a
good deal more respect for good horse than tor
bad MAUI DIR. Magoon Is one OF Saratogas oldest
habitues
cooling shower this afternoon regulated the
temperature and laid the dust
The Tally HO coach Will to-day begin its regu-
lar trips to Saratoga Lake, making connections
with Moons steamers.
The NEw-YORK IRIBUNE's Sunday newspaper
train Is anxlOusly looked for each sunday morn
ing. The demand for HE TRIBUNE increases from
day 10 day.
The boston Herald train, on the Boston,
HOOsac unnel and Western Railway, met with an
accident yesterday near Mud Mills, the east
side OF Saratoga Lake. All open switch caused
the train 10 run 10 "a siding and strike some
construction cars The damage was not serious.
thomas A. Edison, the inventor, and party, from
New-lOrk. with a steam yacht, passed through
schuylervile yesterday. They will be absent two
weeks 9. using through Lake Champlain and the
ST. Lawrence River
Among late arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Booth, Miss J. b. Lalhrop, Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. j. I'll
lOtson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Glenn, L. Ii. Cooper. 5,
Johnson, IL. Z. ard Miss l.. ID. Ward Miss keeler,
W. j. Tingue and family, Mr. and Mrs. Neustadter
New-lOTk; MISS Carpenter, Poughkeepsle; r.,
Dewey, san FranciscO Mr. and Mrs. Couslnery.
France: Mr. and Mrs j. L. Bliss, Burlington; Mrs.
l.. u. lay and family, Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs f..
X. James, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Z. Gilman.
Baltimore; Dir. and Mrs. II. &. Johnson Bethlehem
Mr. ami Mrs. J. Il. Cough, " orcester; the Rev.
Spencer Florence and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. /.
Pease Pawtucket; Mr.. and MRS. T. k. Ruggles,
Hanover Mr.. and Mrs W. w. W ashburn, Taunton !;
Nh and Mrs. ID. Shelby, Chicago.
a heavy thunder storm prevailed here tonight.