New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
SARATOGA GOSSIP.
latest COMERs-wHAT Is GOING ON.

LATEST CoMERS-wHAT Is GOING ON.
s.p.rosA. July 7.-There has been nothing chilly
about the weather to-day, and the hot wave has
not neglected Saratoga; but the nights here are
cool.
Captain House, of St. Augustine. Fla, has pur-
chased of Mrs. p S. Ketchum Spripg-st. lot, and
will at once begin to build summer residence.
Robert Z. Livingston and family, of New-York,
will spend the summer here. They have rented the
Charles A. Lester house in North Broadway.
The Ford cottage in Walton-st has been rented
by Mrs. s. S. Ostrom, of Buffalo.
The West Shore trains make their initial appear
ance here ON Monday.
j. A. Mailer, of st. LOUIS the Con-
eress Hall master of ceremonies. arrived here
Yesterday and says that the first hop will occur on
Monday evening.
Another display of fireworks is announced for
Congress Spring Park, Thursday evening. 1t Will
be the second of the season.
Besides the local pastors the appointments forto-
1norrow's religious services include the Rev. DIR.
Northrup, of Bridgeport Conn.,; the Rev. Dr. Oiver
Crane, of MOrristown, n. j., and the Rev. Lemuei
Moss of the State University of Indiana.
The National Educational Association will con-
vene here on Monday.
The Rev. Dr. Peter Stryker, OF the Broadway
Presbyterian Church, tomorrow will preach his
seventh anniversary discourse.
George w. Gardanier, of New-York, now en-
ployed as chief operator in the Western Union lei
graph Company's main Office here has just been
granted patents for duplex and multiplex tele-
graphic instruments.
A sacred concert will be given in Congress Spring
Park tomorrow evening.
Chaplain McCabe. of Chicago, and the Rev. DIR.
Newman, of New York. will make addresses at the
Women's Christian Temperance Union mass-meet-
ing tomorrow evening.
DR.. Thomas c. Durant. of the Adirondack Kali
road who was at deaths door for SEINE time, Is re-
ported by his physician to be improving.
Z. Holmes Mr.. and Mrs. William Roc and Miss
Roe. of New York Mrs J. ii. Patten, William +.
Jackson and F. W. Jackson, jr., of Newark Mr.
and Mrs George o. Blake, Miss and Master Blake
of York, Penn. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Flemming and
Miss f. Flemming of Philadelphia w. +. TYPES
and the Rev. James Beering, reached the Grand
Union Hotel this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ii. Stone. j. f. Thompson and c.
NJ Perry. of New-York; j. Z. Thompson and Miss
Thompson of Providence; Mrs. j. II. Bates and
family. of Brooklyn; A. Lemasseau and family, OF
Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Brown, OF Detroit. aud
III. Sabin OF Clinton, were among the Unlted states
p. Farley. of New-York: b. d. Clapp. of Reese
vile. and l.. A. Wray arrived at the American TINS
W. b. Clagett, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Strrp of New;
York; Mrs }. Hubbard and the Misses Hubbard. OF
Rniialo Mrs. J. A. Pattison, and MISS PattlSOn of
Brookiyn and c. Ringgold and family, of Paw
tucket, are at Congress Hall. ,
The Misses Plerrepont and Mr. and Mrs. A. Nc
Cine of BROOKLYN; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. I. Harris. OF
Philadelphia; DR.. and Mrs Shattuck. of Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Martin, of Norwich, are AT the
United States Hotel.
Nrs Adams and family and Mrs. N S. Foster, of
Chicago are at the Huestis House.
L. S. Savage and family. of New-fork, are at the
Ade nhi Hotel.