New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
SUMNER IN SARATOGA.
INCIDENTS OF THE OPENING SEASON.
aAuplrRs NOT wANr,D-srsIcAL. PERSONAL AND


aAMpItRs NOT wANrsD-srsIcAL. PERSONAL AND
RELIGIOUS.
SARATOGA, July 5.-police Justice john l..
Barbour having been appraised that large NUMBER OF
kin gamblers aid sharpcrs from Ncw-Nork CITY ana
other places had come mp 10 WORK "e rt""'
rrempty Informed the police officers and dctecuVes' WI"
Nefe Instructed 60 make warn for the sharrerH'
vh.n Inc sambler. found that the consabuery
farce held a full hand aud that clubs were
,rumps they folded up their Innocent htue games OF
thre.eard monte roulette hoar loaded dice e'c
md affirmed with emphasis that rcgattas we're 'rands'
Everybody was happy TO see the law enforced num-
her III pckpockets hand hut were shadowed 81
closely that they looked disappointed and suoh sS the
gamblers
The Rev. DR. theodore l. Cuyer Of Brooklyn, and the
Raw Or r. L. Macon OF Philadelphia are included In
the list OF pulpit appointments for tomorrow Ihs Is
Or Maeoons forty-niuth annual visit 10 Saratoga ana
Dr Cuylcr has been a regular guest here for fully third
Of century.
The Rev r. f. McMichaei Of the Regent street Baptist
Church. and Mrs McNiohael have returned from tnen
wedding tour
Napco I.othians orchestra from the Boston Theatre
reached here to-day and viii again this Summer furhlsh
The music At the Grand Union Hotel
Carl Larzner the vionlst. is attached to Charles f.
prats orchestra which gave first piazza concert for
the season at the Clarendon Hotel this morning
Rustic cottage life on the shores OF Saratoga
lake seems TO De popular this season
II Is understood that number oil
additional cottages Will he erected before another
summer The lake practically much nearer the village
than formerly. owing 20 rapid transit facilities.
Quite large delegation OF visitors went down TO Round
Lake to-day 10 attend the National Convention OF the
Womeu's Christian Temperance Union Among the
ladies who conducted the exercises there to-day were
Mrs C. C. Afford, Mrs. h. NJ. J. Decker Ms g. VI card
ner Mrs A. ] Perg. Mis- Julia Coleman. Mrs. :. A.
McClees and Miss Emily Mclaughlin. The meetings WI
be continued on sunday These gatherings are being wen
parings Band OF Troy will arrive NJ Congress Spring
Park on Monday and give ITS hist concert tuee III 'ne
The satterlee Hose COMPANY Of Fort Edward. was
Fire Department The sauerees returred home at llo
Rbo1t div Green Mou ntain editors accompanied by
their reached here yesterday Ihey passed tne
DAY at Hotel ksmoral, ON Mount Nc'iregor anu ia me
evening visited the PARK To-day they spent on the lake
and win return home IN the evening -, ,.
The Everlasting Club viii celebrate IL annual banquet
nj Carey b. Moons Lake House. Saratoga Lake, yester-
div afternoon This was the clubs sixth annual gather
Ing Death has not invaded the ranks OF this association
When Bafnams greatest show this sphere reaches
here on July IL the " sacred white elephant viii una u
eonp-fif0r i'm a sacred white or Of 400 pounds
avoifdupol-. The meek-ryed bovine now on exhibition
Gil not come farsway siam, hut was raised near
Z ems Falls Warren County, ana only few miles north
NSp'er Iothian's orchestra at the Grand Union and
Charles f. Puus orchestra at the Clarendon oesah Ae
TT5Ssor Senon NJ stern of New-Y York CITY, will open
his summer school of languages here on Monday. 49,
The 4rafora Art school of the Misses A H. nnd A ".
Csgood of York CITY, viii begin ON Tuesday next
Included I'm the late arrivals are the following from
New. York and immediate vicinity: Admiral and MIS-.
Livingston T. H. Carpenter, L. !. BirmiI CHAM. l. Is.
Edgar g. Douglas. ~. J. Suiman, Miss ~tiiman, =. l..
Frank and family. MI aud Mrs. L. Gottho.d, Mr. ana
Mrs A. o. Mears r. Darling q. a. Dawson, MS 4. A.
Dawson. Miss DayisoH. Mrs. " NJ Nemilye l. v Dayl-
con- a. B. Yale d. Clarlsou. II. Y Warrington, y. \.
whitney. a. T.. Goodhari, q. T. Bunker J. W Jones, y
V Ircuni. j. n ~hOcnherEer and family. w. a., +.
Garvy ard Z. ~ Won stadc and family. o. G. WhcClcr'
". j. Henderson, h. uursett Il. e.. Dorsetg Mrs;
J. N w,ueu, j. l. Warren, H. Randolph MT ana
Mrs. 4 Mcuastcr T. L. Kelley, Geary Mr., aud Mrs.
NJ I CLARKE. Mrs g. g. Edwards Nj and Mrs j I. Con
nei Nrs a. A. Ilton 81 Benl, Mr. and Mira 4. johnson.
/ 81 Mccormick NJ md Mrs. H. l. sargent. J.. ".
Morrison. y g. rcose SIR. and Mrs n Finn. g. Kim.
lal. " g. Graves. g. %. Armstrong, Miss NJ snyder
NJ and Nra ! % snyder Nr and Mrs Prentice. A.
NJ and Ms w. o. Houoo Mr. J. Qalk
4 g. Armstrong Mr. ana MIA. J. r. Mckcwun'
Mira i A. Wolf IS. Nrkow1n. T. lA Taylor Ms 4. J.
MCCARTHY Str. aud Mls d. stanley W H. n1unn' ~
ivans. Nr and Mr. & q. Fitzgerald. a, O. Harris, Nr
go Mr- ss.lev, A. llush. 81 AMI Mr.. j. j. Norton,
MI Harlow. Mlrs-. HfiukCrhoH, W. luEatuua, MI. ana
Mrs ". g.. Dowd. Row. o. NJ Huhhnd, ". H. story
4 II. story, MiH. T.. r. iHrl aOu. Mr. AMI Mf1, J ~
Ford. Nh aud Mia. T. Martin, "a. Kan. g.. lHhi !. ",
1iiku. Nr ana Mira 4. Davis Mr. aud Mrs J. 60 Mnriat
Miss g.. Clarke. Mar D.. tiaV O. " puf Mr. anu Mrs
J a. Louewood. Mfa uoLcot, MtH g. Euunis aud
Alr and Mia 81 iialiiWUli