New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-30
THE SUMMER SEASON.
FULLY OPENED AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
DELIGHTFUL. wEArHER-EvExTs To coME-A LONG


DELIGHTFUL. wEATHER-EvENTs TO CoME-A LONG
LIST OF ARRIVALS.
lFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE IRiBuNh''
SARATOGA SPRINGS n. Y, juno 29.-flner
weather ia seldom than that which has smiled on
this Summer capital" for the past few days IL seems
to making amends for the gale and deiuge OF TUESDAY
and the cold rains OF Wednesday has been delightfully."-
cool and a decided improvement over the heated tcm-
perature OF tho Democratic state Convention week.
Yesterday the Grand Union Hotel and the Columbian
Hotel were opened for the season, which Is several
days later than last year. All OF BAR
atogas hotels boarding and cottages are open
and the full may be said to be wide opeu'
Hotel Balmorl the hoselry erected on the summit
of Mount McGregor began receive guests on Thurs
day With the exception OF the hotels named ABOVE MI
Of the hotels have been open for from two to 'e
weeks and have already large number OF guests Las'
week. besides several local excursions from towns III
this region. the National Association Of stove Mahui"cV
urers the Ne gJersey Press Association large deesa
ton from tho YewYork State Press Association and the
sharpshooters' Club OF New-York City, were
here The riHemen left here Tor an Al
bany visit ON Friday, and the Jerseymen s'ar'ou
for home yesterday The latter and their ladies enjoyed
hop at Congress Hall Friday evening In antcipa-
ton of tie Fourth July regatta Of the lnterCoeee
Rowing Association Saratoga Lake four out OF tno
five crews have already arrived and the Columbia -FOUR
will reach Saratoga tomorrow. The crews already III
training thu Lake are the Princeton, Cornell Wesley
and Bow6on. The contest will be over mlle-ahu-'
half sraghtaway course. The finish line VIII De near
Interlaken, now owned by II. s. Truax, but formerly
the property Of Frank Leslie The Saratoga club house
OPENS tomorrow Charles Wheatey the secretary OF the
Saratoga Racing Association, has arrived, ana ne pre-
diets brilliant programme OF summer sports Severai
stables of race horses here In training Ihelr
numbers Will greatly augmented inside OF the next wv
weeks. The Court Of Appeals which began Its Saratoga
summer term here the first Monday in june on FIJI
day COMPLETED it's abors and adjourned to meet in Albany
on October G. The distinguished wearers OF the SIX
gowns have left their homes, and Judge Danorh has
gone TO Europe where he will pass the recess Most OF
the hotel will rsach here the latter part oil TINS
week. and the Congress Springs Park Band ndsue Inc
following Monday. musical and pyrotechnlc as
play is announced for the Park for independence Day
sunday trains To Mount McGregor ana Saratoga LlAo ~
At NE AdeIphi Hotel on Friday night. the Williams
COLLEGE Juniors enjoyed their annual banquet fOIO"lhg
the practical consideration of an elaborate pll OF Iie
came pres dents address poem nl-2iy ana p,OpnecS
uder the direction of IOastmaster Rockwell lo4sts WIZ
gNen S 1 T,icT "In Loco PARENTS" Mr. Bailey
dres ,, MT Ed H I.e Mr. Duh2am French Mr. Wilcox;
German" Mr. sibey; what the Moon SaW, NJ bo5e'
Pew heyea p Mr JS"e Mr. Ba%Ks; history VIZ
Warren; "Propheoy." Mr. Gordon III was long alIei
midnight hcio;e ne coegans rose ip 'n H,or arr
owt - 'Gared Class, two sons o. TIE iahehleu
President being members.
Tbe arrivals are daily Increasing in number and the
observation-disclosures and hotels already the scenes OF
happv summer lie. large Number OF th0s' VINO nave
private esrriI ccs here, principally from NeW-l0ik am
Prookvn may he every afternoon on me unc eht
drives !sr-er number of cottages nave been l"htcl
than Curing urevlons cottage lie Is popular
Among the ate arrivals from Newly ork Cly ana IN
mediate yciniry are the following: .
" H. Aruau1 W. T. Ford. G. J. Groenneld, 1. r.
Soutbmayd T. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. II. Shipnsu,
q ~ Counel s. Prime Mr.. and Mr.. ;. >. Grey r., MISS
T. Bufter Mr. aud Mrs l. Bcradi, NJ. and Mrs. e. Os-
wald Mr. and Mrs. T. HcndiicE. Mr ana hrs D. Ne'l
Mr. and Mrs ~ V. Wiener, Miss Peters, +. {. Durdni
and family f. Z. Dursnt Mss BiNsy, +. H. D'anO and
family Mr ana Mrs. j. b. Habe, Mr. and Ma H. Stuy-
vesalif X. Franklin. IT,, 7 j. Wmerdng r. NJ bNhy'
ir Mr. and Mrs. NJ y. Aeekrr, Mrs j. T. kellcfs MIS-
T. o. Herring. L. r. walsh A. Franz, d. A. meyer, 5rS'
L. " Ferris. ". Layton and family, q. H. Dudley MISS
dudley, Miss Manning, Mrs. J. SchaHrr'
and family, Nr. and Mrs. H. l.. shelGon'
r. J. ChambErs, F. q. Todd, NJ. W, Dyer
" W Evcrstt j. VI. Black. g. f. Morrill, MI aud MIS- g.
bailey J. NJ Ball G. Underhl, A. Hunt. ). j. h"hel-
hooker j. j. Reid. II. l.. Falson, A. spencer, UT ana
Mira J. O. Manning, T.. r. STATS. -. 7. Com-to,k ME-
Ros-nstsiu Mas EosensteR, T. q. Rosenbaln' MIS- IL
Koscnhailn MIS- j. -. John, NJ W. Dyer. Mt and Mrs.
w. C. stone u. X. Crowley, ". II. Reach. l. G. henson,
Mr. and Mrs C. II. silva. Mr.. and Mrs. l. X Savre, MI
and Mr. f. T. -mith. W. NJ. sutton, q. L. DAVIS. j. L.
Clark Miss Breck H. Il. Robinson, o. J.. walker Mrs }.
D. Foot and family. L. Arcnts and family, H. H. Hast
rover L. spIegelsberR and family, j. l.. MOitt. n ID.
Woodworh C. W. Dufant Mr. aud Mrs. II. :. -tsNitt. o.
II p Archer Floyd, MI and Mrs Moch. Miss Alex
ander n Alexander Mr. and Mrs j. b. Henderson. MIS-
l. H. Par,ons anu Mrs. y. ". Anderson.