New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20
THE SUMMER SEASON.
COOL WEATHER AT SARATOGA.

Ia n
h -. ,,tos The early mart OF tina week has. how
Sc, altogether too cool Fires In the hotel parlo
y, ,.ertion rooms win do well enough IN Sepemser'
sen the season is rapidly waning anyhow buI IN 'ho
,dde NJ Juyi Tho oldest inhabtam' u hot ON
rb IN recall an other such modest since the req men
~, those happy hunting grounds The hotel orehe
= came In ont OF the cold hut the audiences were nor
- LARGE even under shelter There was change ~ I'VE
,srsti,rc duriag the latter half " the week ana i
are none too sosn for the departures were 'esnu"s
almost IN crowd the arrivals Since the mercury U'n
mn however the tide has turned AMI the room 'le'A-
have hal their hands and their heads too pieiN l "
sirnins everybody 10 front rooms mp one WehI i"e
weather yesterday aud today has besn superb
The second hoy a. the Congress vas gwen fr's!
,b and the ars one at the states takes place toh'sp'
me bsnsHt halls ef fhe band leaders are h'' l''
,d ,t,,t although The frat reet ~ August ns'h w
4. ,beit favafitr date Tho dancing at thH 'l'u '
tBtosin sth thoif first garden party. het N'1p'''''
afternoon SAD evening
s.f,fosa has long hlf sufficient mssheh' P""'i wv
s. teopr from nil ihr endr of hio earth i"nt" l''
uiydo1s have not bern very eHinei"1' Fi"''p n""''
.,..,,t,t one or the leading spirits 81 iho Htih""
se d d mad his way here o attend hrm'r'ihf' q" '"'
.,,,,, social Science Association Last year, however
fu.. Nrs Anandihsi Joshee Who come o" Aihei'' 10
ID The guest Of farmer ln the uclshb'ih'""
sb, riU look at sarat0gis gagty ana more S"iu P'''
,r. with philosophc eye ana VIII d"nh'e7' '''" '"'
GRANGE thing. t0 teil % the jewellers I'D hih"'' N
IOalce
tune. ,.... el-,,er r.c,rls
=. ,rrotscnuical line this year These nre afliS'-
,,d 20 have exhausted their inventive faculty Oh l"''
,eor. brt this season they are actually giving SUM ~
objects and very brilliant and pleasing th@y are 4"0 ~
,l,v nm Thursday night attracted an immense
- -ator. several hundred ot them beating the ucNeF
se1r bv standing outside and enjoying the scene ~ az
t ,frougs the bars Of the high iron fence when Ell
closes the park , . ,oosors
oytbe hInco gang who recently made TIER advent "'''
and has politely hut firmly given them 10 nnueI7'A"-
,,,r he TOO "mcans business" ana that they VIII .Io
,ror their personal comfort by keeping handsou OF A
iny the dust Of Saratoga from their bFosan7 "inou W.
rankin 2 7swen. Of Philadelphia AMI Reading Rail
,,l f,ue is al the United states. Miss Go"en ACCOM-
psnies him ,..u
- since. by the Rev Or Charles W. Cushing. OF
p.b..t.r The reverend gentleman has recently spent
si1rallo time "a Italy. and his word paintings OF ilc
Cr.ono. 81 Peters the Vatican ETC., were vivid III
drawing and rich IN coloIing
l.rar,l Thomas l.. Cruenden. e. z A.. and daughter
M niea,antlv cn-conced a, the United states Ho'e-
,tron, the notables Of the season is Ex-Governor
AIKEN. Of south Carolina. Es wife accompanies DNH
,,.. ,osv are so'ourHuc at the Bernard House.
..or I.ri moi was ~ town few days since planning
rli bar. with a concert troupe BE arranged for "a
qI
concert al 'Ae 1'"N m -, -. r.,....r
August. He Will laFt me helP 'L -i'>' i''''..'
she -nasi-f american pIima donna, and other hIsclS-
talent Mr. Charles T. Pratt. the eminent pianist VIII 't
the manager and acc0mpan.st. These summer concerts
by leading artists have always been popular m saratoga
re .-..- ... zr.,t-,.1 ore az the founders and
ei HII1 t'I'I' 'l '.'''' ~ -
rr0pre0rs of The Allan Line oi Transatlantic steamers
NJ .b. United states Hotel. Lady Allan accompanies
y "a" '
Inn.
,fra 3. tar Tree cv Cleveland and her two daughter"
"A ton
arc o"Al'i'" '' '1' 7-'
hotel on Julon-'7e.
The Ilk Ridge Fox Hunting Club OF VI .rvl3nd VIII orr
... I,r Nit ,eI. for their summer campaign next
.. .t. I.,. ,.,r MANI. f.ras lint
ii'"'' lN'' "''' ' .,
taey vil d0uhucss have heap OF nun
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