New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

are Close lOgtthCI
Mr.. sprague sold ont his interest in the St. James
Hotel, which represented capital advanced TOT
$4,000.
For the first year twenty Mr.. James Bresn has no
summer hotel business is resting in cottage at
Saratoga the village where he was reared
New-Yor City savings banks unbroken in the midst OF
Wall Streets dsresses show that savings survive Epecu
laton and the poor getting the turn on the rich'
Mr. Azariah Boody. who built the Wabash Railroad
SAYS that nearly every failure aud tragedy 'o
years past is due to speculation AMI nothing else
Judge Arthur Macarthur the United states District
Of Columbia bench WHO Is wel-preseryrd man oi SlAly
nine has in press book calling for mammal education IN
tile schools - an Offset to the tyranny OF mefh"'cS
unions controlled by foreigners who nave DroAe UP o
apprentice system aud forbid our native boys 10 acQo
handicraft The schools cram the little boys heas Ill
stead Of giving them health and muscle and toocrait
and 50 they grow up be dudes and ptgs ana OeWers
Of human nature.
James l. Claehorn. who possesses $4,000 engrayngs,
representative o all periods probably worth e2OOooO Il
WING IN nj CONT in Philadelphia. He regeneraed the
PHILADELPHIA Academy Of Fine Arts. His father went
from Rochester Massachusetts, Ia Philadelphia ana Tue
SONS made great fortune IA the auction business. Mr.
C,ehorn few years ago sold his paintings for $'1ooo
Al auc
ecb, has broken out al Saratoga between the Con
ress and the TIathorn Springs which are situated huy
,our hundred apart The Congress spring pe'Pe
claim that the athorn folks have Tor years srcu upon
t sniropt and sent ~ m, railroads to get the pri-
y,e marks n their ho2es and then have addressed let
tors 10 their customers undertaking the prices Ihey
sav they mean 10 continue the and they attack the
formula OF the rival water. claiming that 1t Ia doct"reu
etc The Iathorn folks say the Empire Spring not tue
Cougr-s sailed and that they sell three-qulfter4 OF
tnil IN bottles or third than the 'onRrr'S etc
The artificial mineral water are looking on with Joy
and saw Perhaps the most natural mineral water Is the
artificial
rrow what rich M the following figures about the
srrpga uf saraos, nearly correct Congress spring
flint glass bottles coat about 40 centa dozen lathoin
unru beer hotos made WAYNE county amt at lnn"'-
dale Penn and vi roushhrcraio. coat about i've h"''
in i've aud hht prr stoaa ~ saf tvo ''hi9 apiece
car ad nf saratoga watrt Ia 100 caHca. 80 fu'n hot"a
Az ca tttria tia oi r, au u ruats to srnd th lphd 81
Che water from tho aptnsa 60 Saratoga nt Nnv Nnth
,h,n 4In Tho haurrd water costs eh"ni = barrel
one mineral water Hrn vrhrfuf Ia latua, al tn"A t
lrru go, h.ols IT one at Tho ap.insa last year '"A
Iufori aud AoArt Mcrau 4 t"udit t"'h ""h ala car
o,ds Of the same apuns The iAlhorn sprlns h"wa Two
eallons ID minute TAe Congress spring bottles aoo To
600 dozen day ten months ma the yrar and 5000 {"
Il 600 persons drink ia park every fair sumner day
III the scasun
the slraoaa people talk ~ only two other spring
groups In the country the Bedford Spring, III fcnh''l-
vauIa which arr called good whie the hotel aecomnoit-
tou are criticised there Tie Hot springs Of Virginia
near the Greenbricr springs are visited 10y people Win
rout and rheumatism. who 20 direct from Saratoga
The tntemper.tc way people drink water has compelled
the Hathorn spring at Saratoga to put phy IN an
Office az the spring house 10 advise total abstinence
eor about TEMPERANCE They ink wildly that the
mind shudders at the idea that they may ever take
stick in their huid.
1+to hoy at Saratoga was recently over and hts
collar hone broken his jaw dlslocaed and his ssul
crushed Or Pallen put plate III the nacA OF ms heau
and .avs he will live hut that feeble cry Is heard by h
thc last thing and the first III the morning an"
wonder whether any man not laborer ought to be
allowed 10 Own horse
Mt Ernest I. Acheson. OF West Mddieto"n' IN wash
ington County Pcnnsy yans. sends me some memoranda
ON the county Of Mr. Blaneo birth, saying; john ~
Garrett was in this placen the same county "hs
Mr. Blaine first the light OF day. In CONVEX
satio with two oldest citizens OF thIs town ace
tanned that Robert Garrett, che father OF Johh W" "d7
horn Oh farm about i've miles south oil here NHeh
vnur- man he came here and opened general SJoIc
About Is 10 he was appointed Justice OF the Peace ana
acted as such years; one OF Ills Ola docAes u
aim in IN, possession OF one OF the Squrcs Of the town
The house in which john V. Garrett was born Is sun
standing and Is nov used hotel II was pointed oul
70 me to-day by OF the old gentlemen already re-
ferr to- remembers well when K"hert N@Iie'' A'P'
store an the first floor and lived the second His h-t
wife died here and few years a!lerward "heh i'll bdi'-
more buying goods he met the lady who became MS
second wife some years after h second marriage ne
removed To Baltimore, and his snhSeqnent career a.
successful merchant Is well known Robert Garrett @s
well as his brothers who remained IN TINS county an"
whose descendants still live here was an aboton>t
inad
naltirore as have understood that his son, Iohn W.
aud hls grandson. Robert, Democrats, when "ouu
not likely e the If he had remained a. strong u ''
ambition faith his old friends ana RELATIVES u'''
Probably John ". did not altogether forget MS cary
Teachings and perhaps their influence helped 70 MAKE
him a, useful an ally OF the North ~ II every stock
holder in it the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad had been
Northern man. 10
West Mddetown" says Mr. Acheson above, was
celebrated throughout this whole region being hot
bed Of .lolitionism II important station on the
| underground railroad Here old John Brown was 4
frequent visitor Here held many abolition meet
ings and councils OF the abolition leaders These were
attended and addressed by such men as James Birnel
Addition candidate for President in 1874; Dr. II hoyn"
,,f cremation .amei who was three times the abolition
candidate for Governor OF Pennsylvania and other dis
tipguishrd men. Tho local leaders ~ the sb"ltlon4'
were Thomas and Matthew McKeoycr Scotch -ifl'hmen
sirong la Intellect and resnute VA purpose feare" To
fighting for what they believed n be right Thomas p
came an associate Judge of the county courts noted "
bs clear head and upright dccsuns; Matthew Marie"
sister Of Alexander Campbell. the founder of tho DiN
ciples ar Campbete Church lof which President Gar
/ ACID WA a tnanherl lie aud ha wife established the
| pIraaant nm Female seminary about y mile w"'t "'
tbia This institution had large patronage from tn'
piscipcs particularly those ~ Kentucky aud Tenh"aie
uheru that denomination gained atonglh more t'p"'
than elsewhere. Pnrruta would Hcnd their boys 1" h'
auy College. founded 10y bl'hop tampbc anu l''"o -
miles west OF Pleasant nm acfuaa the virginia h'