New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
SUMMER LEISURE.
A QUIET DAY AT SARATOGA.

QUlEI DA1 Al cARAlOOA
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, July 3.-Monday
usually quiet day In Saratoga, and to-day has been
no exception the rule The in cloudless sky
but before heavy clouds rolled up ana frequent
showers followed The hotel guests while tney were
kept within doors by the unpropous clements were
entertained by the orchestra, which to-day opened the
summer musical festival
The Sunday newspaper train is highly appreciated py
saratogans and saratoga guests who are thus enaoo~
to secure THE NRw-YoRK TRIBUNE as early as sSo AIN
The demand is constantly increasing
A delegation will 60 up TO Lake George tomorrow
morning ara witness the college regatta announced 10
occur there Independence Day
The Rev. DIR. Theodore L. Cuyler, OF Brooklyn VINO
ia one of saratogas oldest guests preached his l5oth
sermon here yesterday His venerable mother Is also
passing the here.
william Butler Duncan, Of New-York entertained
party of friends at the Windsor yesterday
George Holland and company begin hve-night en-
gagemcnt at the Town Hall-saratoga's opera house
tomorrow evening.
Saratoga and Boston special trains over the Sara
,oe springs branch OF the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and
western Railway. their regular trips on We'd
pesday The Saratoga Lake Railway and the branch 20
schuyerville and the Saratoga Monument, form pcr
ton OF the above railroad system.
The Cedar Bluff Hotel Myerss old road house, located
on the eastern shore Saratoga Lake. has been re-
opened 1t Is under charge Of W. d. Van Aernam OF
Troy an ex-theatre manager.
The union daily meetings were begun this morning in
the First Presbyterian Church
The American Bankers Association, which meets here
on August IS aud II, has through its secretary Dr.
George Marsand, OF New York, who is now in town,
psrfected for order Of exercises some
what different from its regular programme OF hard facts
This will include excursi to and over Saratoga
Lake 10 White Sulphur Springs, and also narrowgauge
railroad trip 1,20ofeet anthayfever attitude OF
Mount McGregor Augustus Bockes, Daniel A. Bullard
G,o-w 9Th fa nj "a
been appoinfed local committee supervise the usual
preliminary ARRANGEMENTS for the entertainment OF the
Mr. and Mrs E. Titus and Miss Titus, of Brooklyn. are
Mr and Mrs W. NJ. spencer and Mr.. and Mrs G. II:
Kendrick. of New-York and Mrs aud Miss Wood, OF
I. Pagart and family of Quebec are guests OF MIS-
Jones. .,, NJ
bunal of Egypt, will return here on Wednesia
Al. 5 Rockingham will again this season oiiciate as
l. r. Chambers of New-York, W. IL. Vanderoilts pri-
vate secretary, rs here and VIII summer IN saratoss
Dorng's Band viii begin its summer enlargement az
Congress Spring Park next Saturday evening sacred
concert Will be given there the following evening -,
family IL at Adephi Hotel Will sail for Portugal on
July 10. the representative OF the United States
Mr. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Armstrong. OF Cincn
natl; L. +. Paul and family, OF New-Nork; ana J. W.
Ingram and family, Of Brooklyn, are stopping at the
Mrs. J. T. Hicks e. Sophia sparkle" is at the Ken
Mr. and Mrs John D. Newton Miss Newton John D.
III. H.. -
York Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thayer, OF Brooklyn H. ".
Casweu and Mrs. ". F. Wolfe, OF Troy and Miss T. IL
Croker Buffalo, arrived at the United states Hoel
John O. spconer aud family. OF Wisconsin; c. F. Peek
and the Misses Peck, OF New York T. a. Corbet OF 81
Louis, ]. Capriles and Z; Aguin0 Of Venezuela VII
r. Bailey i. Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. \. C. Mclredg, j.
NJ Woodward, III. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. ". L scOrlg,
r. Chalmers squires, A o. GOODWILL JVn :. hoiucs' U.
NeW-Yolk Henry EdmunuE aud MARSHALL hafuel' OF
England; Miss EdmuAds, OF Halifax Miss Howard, CT
Providence; Mr.. and George >. Hammond, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles L. C0zine, of brooklyn; NJ W. Boyd, OF
China and Jose Garcia Monies, Of Havana, arrived AT
the Grand Union Hotel on lrly trails today.
James r. keene, OF Newly Ork mas informed the Sai-
t0ga Racing Association, through Secretary Chal es
Wheatley, that he VIII add piece OF plate Value SoVv
FOxha Stakes. event three-y ear-Odss 10
be run herc for first time IN 1854
Late arrivals include: +. T. Aver, Nashuai = n Rus
sell Pittsfeld Ars p. Sawyer, Oshkosh; AdOlph Bern
stein New-YOrk: James Raymond, Mss Raymond,
Brooklyn; Henry ID. kOhn, Chicago; NJ W. Jenney,
Flint Mrs. L. j. sien, g. II. Dufzen Miss DuIzen,
Cleveland; L. q. Benedict. Albany; ar and AIRS john
Robertson Puuey T. H. sanford and family, H. l. Eel
lows, New-YOrk Dr. aad airs q. l.. Fuller MO"soI
Mrs. Rebecca ii. Taylor Miss 4. L. Adams, Lee; l. l.
Alyord. Syracuse Horace Gray, Thomas Franklin, Mrs
5. Strauss. William Strauss MI ana MIs'
Mrs Rosenfed Miss Kosenfed, Mrs Francis J. Hoyey,
vi liam II. OsgOOd and family, Charles g Biruft9e,
Mrs Brdseye. 1ss Florence VI. Blrdse3 G. g kdlnuhd
Birdseye, Mr. and Mrs. Aimson Goodwin, W. d. CHAP
man Dr W. B. Hubbard, New York; Edward Ellis, |
schenectady; Miss H. Gibson, drs G. u Iait, thiia-
delpia; Mrs &. Blair, Columbus; j. j. Illlnghast,
Troy j. II. Llneen, LOckpOrtj Mr. and Mrs =; H. M
dretb, A. T. Murray, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs j. T. CODo
Boston James L. Tracy Albany Miss " u flsIu
Irov Mr. and Mrs. j. H. shOenDerger, Mise McCOrmck
hir ANA Mrs John T. Martin, Pittsburgh NJ j. Spraeus'
/ Perego Henry Keteltas, Mrs. r. NJ Pell. Miss T. f.
Thomas SufOley jones' James >. CrsnIn9n Mrs David
4 thompson the Misses Thompson, New-Hork; Mr.. and
HllIets. ; c. Wilefs Flushing; Dir. DebOwnder Bel
GUM Hamilton Harris anu family. Albany.