New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
TIE SEAsnN AT sARATOGA.

Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELs-,IEETiTGS
or SOCIETIES AND AssOCIATONS-THG WEATHER.
lrnou THE RrGr1Ar CORRESPONDENT OF THE rGIBrvE.I
SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aug. 2.-Saratoga has
had dali week for thu last days Of July The crowd al
hotels has been tr and the board ing ou'es are all
well Glcd but there has been no "snap" IN tie air.
Aside from TIE races which been unusually good
and largely attended, IN spite the cold AMI the rain.
tine topics OF ius rest have been the OH di noi-
tcau0n to Governor Hcudr cbs OF ms nOml1aU0n FOR
Vce-i'resdent AID the pr'se1ce IN towI 81 Generals
Sheridan aad Hancock. The notification ceremony took
place ia TIE Grand Uoion p,ror. number " Ia les
and Others, -ep-esentng the "out der5.- present
bu; Hancock, who N town, and John Kelly, who
wac IN the hotel were con ,pcu u-ly absent
The Mo bass ok campmelt ofuniformed Pa-rilrchs,
higher degree Of he odd Felows' organization from
Pro, deuce T. l.. aere u town Thursday mi ado
YER handsome parade. They had an "aidr OF vel
come rom the Village Prrs.deu, md were handsomely
cut rtaned by the Thomas j. Marvin Encampment OF
the order OF ssratog Spring. ride TO Tn axe
and banquet o. tie bot l. al the shore wer-
in the programme and much cnjoyedn spite OF The
rain.
The first Cdrous Carnival OF III season wa- given at
The ballroom Of Coz gres4 Hall 0u Tuesday evening.
Mr. W H. Vanderbilt vino with his wife AMI -cveral
mem err Of L. family, IL at the United stat Hotel,
nov has four flyers and three coach hOrs at b. -nng-
ri. stable Tue renowned Maud s arrived today TIE
number Of han some private turnous on tie avenues is
not up IN. mark Of recent year.
The American Paper maker Association held it, s'v-
annual ID Getting al the Grand Union on " odntsday
The atpn organized this hots! IN 1873 IL
dcciJ Ell 10 hold smaun al meetings ncrraiteron the
f,urta Wcdnr sdaJ II Janua NeW-Nork aud on the
fourth Wedncsaay OF July In Saratoga Springs senator
warner Miller prominent member OF tEis assOc alton
Mr. " H. Parsons OF Ncw-YOrk was elected president
fur tho ensuing year
Tne Medical Society OF Northern New-York VIII meet
al the Town Han next Wedn sday. II comprises mem
beers Of the regular" medical pr fes'ion ~ the counie
OF Albany Greene Duteaes. Columbia. Rensselaer,
Wellington Warren Montgomery and schenectady. be
sid those iu Berkshire County, Massachusetts, Three
mee-nss arr held each year, IN My At Troy in August
9t sarato- "a and IN October n Albany.
The American Dental Association viii also convene IA
annual sessOu Saratoga week. continuing four
doys Several hun rcd deleea expected from
state aud district assoc atiOns. -
The baggage pavilion erected NJ he eastern end OF The
D,lavore and ludson Railroad depot brskr down very
sudaenly, the roof finding way 10 the ground FOR
tunatey was hurt. but thee were several narrow
escapes ,..- .- -, -,
their 20 den wedding ir-skftft ~ the keusngfon on
Wedpe.dav They married IN Ioultnry W.. IN
s3t No guests outside III relatives were present et
e. nj their pa or Rev " X Icnett ~ tn second
pr,sbytrrian Chuen ana Df. T. b. Reynolds their fam-
Professor Maaier OF Congress Hall, has tendered "a
ben 1T tue thls Contalcsceni itonr
The performance VII b. given Al the Town Han on the
evening ~ Angu-t % . -. |
The lleV IN Herek Johnson, OF Chicago " guest ~
Temple Brove usual ,
Cjes,pe Bairh.llsr has returned 60 saratoga, his
houe from ha Years enltal a0Unfn IN fk@pt ~
eber Of the international t0urt The Judge =, ne ne
has aways been, an ardent Republican, he VIII pioes