New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
THE SUMMER SEASON
CAV TOPICS AT SARATOGA.
.,,,s,c AND pANCING--ARRIyAIs-TaE RACING SEA-

S,pAroGA SPRINGS, July 12.-More magnih-
rt weather than that Of yesterday and t'i"y aas nv
zen enjoyed this seasOn, and following tue ".t.'ui"s
hovers Of the middle Of the week the s'n'"'P
beautifully clear No matter what weather '''''
- "a exneriepcng the Visitor AZ once realzes nS III
,rating aud bracing influence. THIS "a que 10 " Al"
,aok fonthin altitude and the beneficial qualues VI
a.. o.l.hra, ed mineral springs that aOoihd ue'o'
aldo rom the m 'dicinal qualities OF these Spr'i-'
baatts special friends and patrons ana u -
al souqumes amusing to hear them d'ot'n o" '''
,tahle properties Of some particular ono lhuNiuu'
,stos honestly differ the same ~ IN tue s'eo'oh W
,lIiog beverage from an clabsrate wine 49, lua' ''
- s,,it, a are weI patronzed may be observer any
do bv the throngs gathered about them a large y"
canfase Of those whs come here 10 dr'nH 'uo WIZ
wi.rly consult physicians rs to whl'h sW'ut WI
their case and the amount Ia be mmpeu' . cu'''"
preynils at all of the European spaa ,,.,,.
,,. s,,,,ny PARK illuminated with electric uRn's
,..a,,,t. ,f lanterns besides the usual hnmnor {"
Gas lrta laat evening. produced picture INV" " "
transferred 10 canvas. would nlorh shy R".''
two thousand ladies' aud gentlemen were "''', "'''
an .ur,ed pronsntdrs aud FOR over t~" hours NA'H"
IN ,i.,snfe Ia the musn ~ porlnfa Miltty l'and'
a s,iehrd win admiration the display 81 pyt't''nn''
the melody atcrnalrd with gorgeous hir7 Anl INC '"u
tr.stne effect Wa very hne The weather W" H"I''"
and all conditions favorable fot the huH c"u' "P
ing Of the populapark entertainments CaropA the "''
mani will be the attra Tuesday next ihd ont l'
,ng Thurs iay viii another display OF hre""rA'
supt A. C. schuyler has ARRANGED an rlan9'''o p"
ertnme for the sumner festival ~ , ,ioS s''re r1eatr.
hProfe-sar romwelL now al the Union nl'a' ~ 49,
Neu ork city thiIk king ufglVlns Week VI ,,,
$50 ar uinstratiia. here commencing On or apput
brt'eu a. re- nns.,hIv NAV remain here couple OF
weeks and the entertainments VIII DC s'''H ~ '-''
aben will we begin the hops here The frst one VIII
cc,'r am S,nIrav evening neXt,' sad NJ :. fIotluf
ham of The United states Hotel this mofhns anu t,,r
- W. VII I've given mere UNITED states do.ei ON oan
say evenings until the seison Is AT Ios Ti"s
w and Saturday For past two or three seasons ,s
thcre has been comparatively hi,'r ~ coirsr Inc
has been rev val OF dancing ID f@rls ana ~ I'll for
Arcns yil follow salt and will probably ctI ot't'
greater number OF hops The ladle e s re Naper
ns they not a. loTiha a 49, no trst hon win
TtHtan AZ the Grand Union SAYS that tue nr@' MP
tner probably one Ses r, mPH vii stin br en-
forced Mr J 4. Mailer has fixed upon Mohl'y n'S.I
htft 81 W. M,ci Director Charles +. Pratt saws that
=" d16nite time has decided upon or ~ h
gnsGn ames H. Rodser, OF the Keungtoa Hotel
saws: Il w have no resuar eer ISa ben-tt OF the
bul VIII bring in music SonaIy l0f 'D'
'pss,r Stern ~ the Simmer School OF Languages
e,s,,i ~ an meeting with good success. aud
hope To make the sehoo one OF the leading features III
a. me oae Ftne Art Gallery this morning exstate
Senator Thomas H. Carroll In pointing ont tAe PAM u.e
arranged on the wal under the skynS1I S I -
wear MIR Co le had forty two pictures here Inc mo o.
tbcn are sun here and be mas aided uuiuoel .. ne~T
tp and In all there are hundred and twenty
1--WE on exhibition The most Of Them are rare ~orS7 u
OF Fine work - appreciated y saratoga guests
,ir T,mukns OF tue tirm ~ lOinpklus. f1i- a co. OF
Unite
o.. .aid: The lrrivIs Ve been very gOoi FOR me
past few days TIC weather. as wLo'g, 80 ueu 1e
a. coud be- desired We have LARGE number Oh ptrud-
promIncnf oncsare " II. Vanderbilt and fam s. H. MoH
fwomhly Mrs George Oscood. Wilson @. Imt, = +.
Cunfbcr and family. Admiral Nicholson ana Mrs. memo
son Robert Mc.lay All ia lily, william G BROWNING
L-p,nird stewart Mrs RhueI3lder, :; T. 49, ~
Jersey j. T. StrtuaAau. OF Brooklyn JUICE tirsh H.
lent Ho,caRss Of the Congress and Enore sprina
Coutrov who makes his home at Paris, FrdEcc ana -
~ it;,in ar The Grand Union Hotel 90 annual
visit ws asked what n Thought OF tn cnoers Inat
threatens To sweep entire Europe. " A far a. am
concerned" he answered, propose TO stay n2nJ mere
until the cnllera and wh-n - over a; IN
will make VISIT 70 the SWISS IN n am. snol,l
think mat The cholera excitement woul1 lrlVs Ahel9
panies Der husband, and they divide their time be-
tween the Grand Union and the Park
InGuiries AZ the Grand Union Hotel Congress Hlll.
windsor Hotel Clarendon Hotel and Eensnron Hote'
this morning eiced the response that lAS DO Aeu IN
gscameuts ior next week promise very arSe drilVH
fhe hotel registers yesterday and to-day MAKE crediI
'0 se Illumination of the Hathorn Spring building by
electricity Is decided Improvement An thr won Ter y
that this means OF lighting has not been TeSOftei 70
The lount McGregor Railway appears to be well pat
roulcd and that the late evening and sunday trHns
have been ADDED guests easily and with con 'e1ience
divide their time between the summit and thi' v.tg
Al Round Lake. Of saratoga suburbs, on Tuesday
uexf viii begin tie -abbathsr school Asse n1ly witch 10
isexpecrd Will attract there lar2- numbers OF p"opH
II will four days Amons the more prominent per
announced to speak ON cert n @a9 cts are tne o
"mpor, ance OF special WORK FOR Young Men the Rev
Or r. :. OsuOrn. Of krg'ton on Xiut dul lle, ta.
Rev. Dr II. VI King, on "Charles H. opI gson the
Rev Dr Iinnucy 9n le-t9r ri Of VI ,TeI l 'rnt
Henry Darling, OF Hamilton C0leg" on " me AInafi' az
College; Chancellor 7us. Do. Lib OF the syracuse
University, on Tue Church Of the Funr, an Ednca-
tor; the Rey Dr. y. NrDr ', "1
The Place the Bible Occupies AMONG other sacred
Bund,r.": Attarian EGeudL on Bi be Man ant
CustOns" " R.y. In. x. Il. MereWta. OF GostoD, ol
"Thc Book We study -; the Rev Or James W. KIM o.
Eew-York CITY and the ey Dr. linte of Va nn -.ol,
subecls not amounccd the Re- pr :; v. I@ccl' OF
Albany on Webster. Irving aud Mrs.. BROWNING as
Models Tor student" and enatDr Cog ,enal on "Monej
and Morals" number OF the gcutl"n'h w1os' ntne-
appear now passing their suuh'r vacation ~
saratogA
The Saratoga Racing Association viii saturday, july
tnue TIN August - Secretary Charles Whcaty SAY
that the prospects ior nue. racing couiess were neVe
p.cted humber OF which are already here IN training
Among OF the prominent Stables thai have secure
accommodations here those OF The Dwyer Brothers,
the Excelsior sable, L. DGun,maan Ciap1tn 7m' tl
A. E S,nSrd K KTess N foq g1s y" r. Bs FPsa
l. w. Walden, G. ". Bowen.J Ptlcy. r. Kimbiii tIayde
a Barry. W. L. Cassidy Churchill & johnson, Morn
Gebhsrd Powers a SON J. G. Greaner, Written Brothers
Nv R H. Loud + B. R VAL B. NJ A'c9A1ai r NJ
PJ Flynn, @. H. Keraaghan Z. H. stanley. Mt LirObe
Larry Hart f. Hunter a9a tue Apple ale brotneL I
uer make a very fine exhibit ana are as follows:
stake. Dq'e. Enhte
Travers Stakes 80
hwrepsJ9kes uIy ~ ~ =
TTcelsior sweepstakes ..................July % 2
Alabama stakes July "a
karaOsa july 20
Saratoga stakes July 20
Cash Handicap sweepstakes ..............July 81 3
tplnaway stakes July VI
seque stakes August
Virginia STAKES August
Trouble Stakes August 3
United states Hotel stakes ..........-...August9 8
Grand Prize OF Saratoga August II
Teoncssee SIakes August Ia