New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-07
The TRIBUNE F8GSH-AIB FUND.
SUMNER LIFE ar SARATOGA.

LrTrcAL-socIAL-BASco MEN-MUsIcAL.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 6.-The Demo
cratic lo Co will hold meeting AZ tho Grand
Union Hotel August % aud g. at winch time the call
Tor the STATE Convention will be Issued. II thought
that this place will be named
Governor Cleveland arrived here late Saturday night
and is at The Grand Union Hotel
meeting In the interest Of prison reform will be held
here on September a. TBe call Is signed by Horatio
Seymour tue Rev. Dr. Potter. Dr. Francis wayiand and
another Ap effort IL il understood. viii be made 70
reorganize the national association.
Tas william r. Terrett Of the Spring Street Pres
byierian Church. gone visit 10 his fs her al
Sharon Conn., Next sunday he will preach at 5eabright
M.
Professor Huxley the elocutionist IN the Csrc ndon
Hotel paror this morning entertained the guests Of that
hotel with readipgA He will read In the Congress
Hall coneeroom evening for the beaent Of
the Home OF the Good shepherd.
The inmates OF the convaIescent Home abranch of the
Chd's Hospital OF Albany, have been generously and
handsomely entertained by Professor and Mira Won
Below OF Farview la Saratoga suburb and the Rev.
Walter Detailed, OF Chrsss lEpiscopa Church u Ball
ston Spa.
RF Mfrgaa. president Of the village Is determined
thai the banco go, Saratoga has for
thom. Yesterday afternoon the police made descent
the Patterson building, on Putnam -st., where
doe nmcnin william Raymond aud Berricks aliss
the KID" ssd established their lesoquar,ers aud cap
Pherpzna Mneaip. kas mond and :" The Kid" are from
New-yark aDd AFRO well known The poles OF that city
proposed 10 make the atmosphere too hot here for
such sw3ndlers.
The Washington Harmonic Company sang tonight at
DR.. stf9ng's ard At tho Everett House.
Pastors company styeh an entertainment the Town
Hail on tuesday aud "Wednesday evenings aud
Prlmrose aud Vests MINISTRIES on Saturday evening
next
The Kew. T. r. Hay, Of Aiken 9. c.. led at the daily
union prayer meeting THIS morning.
Madame A. J. small good. one OF the soprano singers
the ST. Augustine Catholic Church Washington 10
snnoupced 70 tage the leading part In concert 10 be
gwen In the Putnam Opera House on wednesday even
ing.
Among the late arrivals to-day are Mr.. and Mrs p.
fitch, Mn j. "a. Cooper .. N. Dayis Mr. and Mira n.
3 Cutter, H. Il. Baich, Mr.. aid Mira Z. Joyce, nis'
y. Bean, J. Il. Nichols, d. b. Cox, Mrs r. ~. Newton
II. u. Bixby Mr. and Mrs. Il. W. Grswold, A. Gris-
void, Mr.. aud MIRA. L. w. Foster, Il. q. White, T..
Hsnley, IL. uard. ". Matthews aud family, b. d. Bah
cDek, T. q. Nolier family, L. HaighL Requier sne
family, L. T. 1inany. w. Crawford, 3. ii. Dodge g.
y ksed Mr.. aud Mrs j. h. Englsh, Mrs. N. L. Felt
Aiss l. A. Felt w. IL. Gnntnor aiu family. h. h. Mar
shall A. Breekenndge and family. Mr. and Mrs. X H.
Parks, Mrs Parks, j. q. Latham, IT,, Mra N. h. VIII
Ger NJ and Mrs. : n. johnson. Of New-york; Mr. ane
nrs j. II. French. Of boston Mr.. and Mrs.. II. q.
5 5essn. Of Woodstock =. n. Meeker and family, Q
&n " H. Alien, OF Memphis Mr. and Mrs- q. L.
Sitcnell. OF keE-Hsven; br. and Mira Il. Brdsall, o.
foft Chester.