New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
THE SUMNER RESORTS.
INCIDENTS AT SARATOGA.

NOTES ABOUT ART-THE FOURTH-RACINo-fhh-
soNAL-
,vpoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rhlboS 81
S.pAroGA SPRINGS, N. Y, July g." In my
oninon said s. A. Coale, jr, Of St Louis -
the natural art centre OF the United States ana tna
tho reason erected this building here and expect 70
throw Il open to the public to-day or Tomorrow HE
TprpUSE correspondent found the art connosseur "'
coJector in his new building near the Windsor anu
clarendon Hotels in South Broadway, this noon. ic'
resumed Mr. Coale, II propose 10 make TINS penn"
ment art exhibition and will increase the coNoo'' w
gems from year year. One or two OF the iA sei p
ipgs were slightly rubbed in transportation neIe' o
". Ehninger the artist will be in this anerhoon a"u
touch them up. Saratoga is national resort anu I'M
lovers of art from Maine to Georgia will be attc'eu
here, s. Clifford socum, his architect says 'ha' !. WI"
reoure fnly three months yet to complete the Duune
which are to be annexed 10 the art Duiidihg'
Bragdon and Ferranu, OF New-Sork, gave reception
ut their art gallery In the oocun' D"nu'e "
Broadway this evening. ,.,
Mas Osyood Of New-York Is busily engaged putting
arr gallery and school In order III Is IN
the studio building IN the CLARENDON grounus' "'
busy unpackng," said the young iaoy this noin,"e,
but hope and expect to have everything III perieo'
order by Thursday or Friday"
The only Fourthof July celebration here OF any gem
era account Will DC the musical concert ana pyroech
pical display In Congress Spring Park in the evening"
President r. f. Mulligan this morning, on pehaiI Vi
the Board of village Trustees officially called attention
TO section OF the charter OF Saratoga oprnss
prohbug the discharge of fireworks inside OF tue cor
poratiou limits except by special PERMISSION such dc "
the case of Congress Spring Park
Tho New York Society Of Decorative Art has leased
Mace here for the summer, and the exhibition VIII Dc
under charge of Miss Julie Coventry.
One of the severest of the year made its ap
pearance here yesterday afternoon RAIN hah thupaer
lightning and wind made saratoga lively Tor ABOUT
fortyhve minutes. No serious damage was oohe
Thomas Darlip gon OF NewYork, nas sod his spring
at cottage 10 Mrs. Mary Ensign. OF TINS village. 80,
The Everlasting Club an orsanLa lou tnat s
once wear and tAe at the Lake House on tne fourth
OF July has ordered Carey b. dOoD me caterer 10 ID"
the annual patriotic dinner tomorrow afternoon
bauauet and usual complimentary toasbS VIII oAo"u
,ne afrerroon hours well iuto tine evening. No.,
Secretary Charles Wneaty. OF the eaIatog" havinh
Association, says thar he expects Iachs s'aoss
will here In rapid Succession OH anu a rt ,
week. Doyies able due here tomorrow Inc track
is condition, and the Flyers aready mere arc
~ CANAAN Mctabe of Chicago, who raised $500 here
last sunday First Methodist Episcopal Chnrcn
"a m prcsie az tue daily prayer meeting In the
Broad way Presbyterian Caurcu tO-norr0s morning.
Tie Congress Hall ana Clarendon H0tei oastDaii
clubs will the south broadway DIAMOND neiu
the snratog, and Mechanicvile Fortnightly Clubs
after Fourtn o. July celebration al Wne gu piur
Spring at the south end OF Sard.oga LaAe WIZ Law a,
reception A. W. Wrgats Pailadrphisst. resSdehoe III
Among the arrivals OF New-Yorkers are Mrs G. A:
Osgood, c. :. Cannon, Mr.. aud Mrs H. L. Dyer MISS
Dyer VI. II. OsgOOd and family. c. W. Duant, me Key
n J.. Hughes the W. H. Clayerys tue Kew d. ~.
UnIaen 81 NJ Peek and fanny Mr.. s1d Ars-
r. j. Armour, Mr. ana Mrs. j. Z. ephens, the Mi.sts
Stephen, L. X. oelismin. y WaSnei, MI. anu "a, ~
A. Wagner Mrs. q. C. Perkins. Mr.. and MIS- =
snita, L. J. Byrnes- IN, 49,, .,
the pafriosic whistle Of flying bailets at the Glen
Mitchell range Tomorrow morning