New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
CURRENT GOSSIP AT SARATOGA.
GEN. GRANT THE CENTRE OF INTEREST.

Observation-Disclosures RENiED
RACE COURSE.
[rRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF The ihi'''''
SARATOGA, June 20.-While the Nations IN
valid lies in precarous condition at Mt Mcuregor III
other topics of secondary interest 10 the genera
public "Thc latest news from the Mountain Is "ha'
every one asks for and the general socitude Is MADE
more keen by the near proximity OF the distinguished
patient 1t is the deep hope, if not belief thas inc TONIC
air of this region may revive the General as 10 co
pletely Justify the journey up here. MI Mcuresol
has become ayorite objective point for drives as wen
as railroad excursions, and In ms way inc
fine part of the city along North broadway
has become familiar to many who never peiore
left the vicinity Of the big hotels People who visited
the place years would be surprised 10 see inc
numper Of handsome cottages built along broadway.
saratogans have awake to the atractiveness o
the finer styles of architecture and have now scores vi
residences that may we'll compare with the villas ~
Newnort The exteriors OF many OF polished, I'M
paipted woods giving elegant effect, while the queen
Anne Swiss and old English styles OF architecture tc
arched drvcways the latticed pazzas and the elegant
grounds are all that taste and money can accomplish "
artistic effect
With the arrival of President Grant the sessions OF
two large conventions the opening of several OF the
large hotels and the sessions OF the Court OF Appeals
the week has been full OF interest The Grand union
and the Clarendon open their doors to-day MT CIalr,
manager Of the former says that lie mas moro rooms
engaged than before al TINS tllnc Ol yoh
he expects good season. Lotbian's orchestra VIII ar
rive ne t month and the garden parties will be made
feature as heretofore The United states which opened
Tuesday, already has a large number OF guests ana
more engaged than at this season last year
Stubs orchestra will In few weeks Congress
Hall has had large influx owing to the druggists meet
ing there.
Two interesting commandments have taken place this
week those OF the High School and Temple Grove Sem
mary The annual sermon preached to the seminary
students by the Rev. w. r. Terret last Sunday. The
anniversary concert took place in the chapel ana the
pupils were ASSESSED by Mrs. lockwood and Professor
and Mrs. Stanton. On Wednesday class day was cele-
lrated in the seminary grounds, making pretty group
two of tho young ladies being In pink,
two In blue ana three in white'
Miss Powell was the president Miss jerks the historian
Miss Merrill the prophet. Miss Copley the vocalist aud
met in the evening and the Rev. Miss Deavan OF 90
graduate Of the Boston University school OF IgeooSy
Hill. read an essay Woman" The graduating ex-
terian Church Miss Alice Lincoln jerks, of North
Brookfed. Mass, was the vaedctorlan me other es
Ashman Knmer, Il Rock city Falls; Miss Neliie May
MoChesney, Of Eage Mills n T.; Miss Luate Copey, q
Chaumont, n Y; Miss Anna Lucretia Powell OF GA
Chatham, n. Y; and Miss Clara Pluner Ames vaedic-
toran OF Saratoga springs The graduating class OF Tho
Commencement on Thursday. The Town Hall was filed
on the occasion Miss Walter made the saluaory
address and Miss Merchant the vaicdietOry Diplomas
aud prizes were distributed 10 the class who
Mise Rena Merchant Miss Bertha NJ walter orrii n
Reyes, Miss Minnie ~ hilbert. Miss Ertella o. swert
Miss Ada g. Markell, f. W. Carpenter. W. ID. Eddy, MISS
Alice @. McCoskey. W. J. Duncan, L. A. Hodges and
springs this week The Association Of Medical supern-
tendents OF American Institutions for tho Insane, com,
prlsing the United states and British Provinces ana
representing 10000 PATIENTS met az me Entea Ses
Hotel on Tuesday nresidb was Succeeded by
DR. o. Evarts. Tuesday and Wednesday were dcVotcu
~ reports and on Thursday members made
Lake George and IicOndcrOgL Congress
Hall was also scene OF activity during inc week,
where the New-YOrk Pharmaceutical Association met
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Reports
showed there considerable cutting OF prices by drug
gist that the Campion system was rcbced against
many quarters. A motion OF sympathy with General
Grant passed during the closing sessio' me CON
of Middletown, was succeeded by NJ j. Macmillan rs
Trains are running on the summer schedules. and
to Increase accommodations for trains new tracks and
switches have been laid at the depot ms week ine
through Pullman buffet cars from Washington, Balt-
ana U long 6a gr H A S'f p 10
new terminal station at weehawken, where all trains
will start and where New York and Brooklyn passengers
will be landed by boats. The Adirondack Railroad will
begin running summer trains on July l. The delivery OF
THE TRIBUNE along this road by the morning trains
der Mr. schroeders management Is greatly appreciated
| the rental of more houses Spencer Trask the we'll
known New-Y0rk banker has come with his family TO
| Yaddo," their handsome country seat on UniOn-avc
Mr. Trask has opened his branch banking house under
the Grand Union for the season. His farm 10 eonspc
OuS 1Or uIlNco biOuHuS "S "ci 10
Captain j. b. Rutler OF South Broadway. has rented
bis cottage on North Broadway to Robert X Davies, Of
Mrs W. j. Ponds Heniy.st cottage has been leased to
Two fno properties arc offered for sale-Moons Lake
House. famous for fish and game dinners will be sold
| owing to Mr. Moons failing health. Charles Reeds
princey palace Unionaye for sale also. as he and
Ills wife settled on their Tennessee stock farm and
nothing them from 1t and the raising OF thor
So fast hold did tobogannng get on some people last
| actually mounted the sedges
rollers and 20 rumbng down the sidewalks where the
streets steep the great CONSERVATION Of horses
Congress Spring Park been put in fine order and
| July there will DC a special display OF fireworks
General Logan has written in response to invitation
asking him to speak a the Round Lake Convention OF
in July July that ST Z MS fefre a S be i'm
The Geyser Spring Office has been moved into the new
Ainsworth Building at Congrossst and Broadway, for
The National Association OF Stove Manufacturers will
hold their fourteenth annual meeting, beginning next
The Eastern Branch of tho Ncw.York State Medical
Association will meet at 10 next Tuesday, at the
| Albert Spencer, treasurer, and Charles Wheatly
secretary OF Racing Association, both arrived this
ward Mr.. Cathcart will have new box aud an Increase
of room for the auction pools For the French pools
straight betting The flooring OF the betting area VIII 10
ADMITTING 6ookmakers is not decisiyeiy settled
Since the edict forth against them they have
meut that may cause the stewards to reent admit
| them few stables have arrived and the horses
tonng up fast already looking % per cent better than
when they arrived Ex-Governor Odcn Bowie, OF Bati-
more has fine thTcey earods Maryander, Weston,
Lord Lyon and Catesby colt beside three good two
yearolds Cato. Casalt and chestnut Catssby. Alex
apder * Hoffman, OF Columbus Ohio have seven. Davis
Hall have ROsiere, NintOn and five others. l. Dunno
man OF Charleston s. c. has several horses. About 300
horses are expected this more than ever before
Mr. Belmonts stable has been put IN readiness Tor tho
| overflow. dial will be put on the Judges stand TO
indicate the time OF each Mr. Wheaty, Jr, will
probably be the starter rs he was last year
| Among the prominent arrivals OF the week are
Congressman Frank Hiscock, OF syracuse Mt and Mrs
Robert stuyvesant, Mrs. Henry b. Hyde, Miss Hyde,
Mr. and Mrs. james Thompson, Commissioner OF
Emigration James Lynch, J.. A. TalcOtt the Rev Dr. j.
| r. Newman, Mr.. ana Mrs. j. H. Thorne, Mr. and Mrs W..
NJ Durant, Dr H. G. NJ. Page, A. Van Sautyoord, Lloyd