New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
THE TRTBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.
THE sARaToGA SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT.
THE ARRIVALS HEAvY-soCIAL AND OTHER ENTER
TAINMENTs.

THE ARRIVALS HEAyY-soCIAL AND OTHER ENTER
TAINMENTs.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. THE arrivals
here are now heavy the may be sad 10 Do at
a.. height The hotels and clearinghouse present
sasant scenes of bright and happy me- ana Ssratogss
thusauds of guests enjoying themselves 10 their
haart. content social and other entertainments crowd
zach other in rapid succession and the summer amuse
roopts are varied enough suit the tastes OF all
AZ the weekly gathering Of clergymen here
ve.teriav discussion was resumed the
sub,ect of alleged progress in theology" 1t was led
nv the Rev Dr. Spear of The Neo- York Independent
AMI among others who took part in the debate were
the Rev. Dr. Morral the Rev. DR.. Murphy and the Rev.
DR. Adams. Of New York the Rev. Dr. Corey OF Utica;
the Rev. DIR. Robinson, OF Allegheny; the Rev. Dr.
stryker Saratoga; the Rev. Dr. UDson. OF Auburn
General Pheips Of Burlington the Rev. Dr. Bartlett
and Dr. Browpson, OF Washington; Judge Morrow,
of Towanda, and DR.. Stone. OF Connecticut
Mss Henrietta vinton Davis appeared in dramatic
rccitas at the Putnam Opera.House yesterday even.
Ing
The Rev DR. Morrall, ofNew.York led the daily union
prayer meeting this morning.
The Rev. Dr. Alexander Crummell, OF Washington yes
terday evening lectured here before the Historical Lit
ersry Union organization composed OF young coored
men spending che summer here He VIII preach
I'm The Bethesda Episcopal Church tomorrow evening
DIR. Crummen graduated from Cambridge University.
his race in country. he is somewhat advanced IN
years.
Edward Minchin, alias doc" Minchin. the banco
svindier was arrested yesterday and his examination
get down for late hour this afternoon. he furnished
bail for his appearance.
Madame Alma Alhaiza. the Gillian prima donna. is
hare and will slug in the Clarendon Hotel parlor to-
morrow evening.
Politicians are beginning TO assemble here IN goodly
Numbers and may be observed isolated groups look
ing wise as owls and pouring prospects" into each
others willing ears. Tney fatten and smile on piazza
leisure and political discussion.
Mrs j. W. Bentley, OF Albany, will sing In Congress
sprug Park at the concert next Sunday evening
In Congress Hall ConcsrT-R ,om this evening Pfo-
fessor b. NJ HUXLEY gave a number OF pleasing recita
TONS the proceeds Of the entertainment being for the
beueil of the Hume OF tine Good shepherd III.
line N sne Putnam OPERA House Ibis evening
In a game Of baseball here yesterday AFTERNOON the
Clarend0Ds defeated the LansnsDurgs by an 10 IL
Carlota. the female paloonst, made another
son IRON Congress Spring Park late this afternoon
Maud 4. been photographed.
Bingnamtoa EXCURSION party arrived at Congress
The beneat ball. complimentary A Bernstein at the
Congress tomorrow evening, will conclude with
The manufacturers connected with the Standard Col
lar Company New YORK nad their third annual meet
ing at the United States hotel to-day IL was presided
over b. Ja,aes d. Hoffman. Of New York cisy
Among the arrivals are E. K Degroft and family
G. A. Garsnre Miss GIrsnIre tue Rev. s. J. Walsh, Mr..
and Mrs r. Heegsocner, j. Lorillard aud family, d. 3
Misses Van vesi, Ne. ana Mrs A. e. Gray: b. scnes
mgr Mrs W. Z. Spencer. 8. Lovsjoy. J. NJ Tracy, OF
Hessncoe, OF London MI and Mrs. W. A. Richardson,
Of Worcester Mr. ana Mrs. W. d. Bi.nop. of bridgeport
MI aud Mrs. G. G ford, jersey city the Rev H. H.
Jessup. q - ria; ar and Mrs H W9eeler, o. Hart
Mrs G. W. Willis Boston; Mr.. aud Mrs G. L. McFarlan,
P1tts0urg: l. Mci. Ward, oi san Antonio.