New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-30
FESTIVITIES AT SARATOGA.
ppoMrsE OF A LONG SEASON.

rv,or THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE IiiDoN
,rocA. Aug. 29.-This has been one VI
. ,a,ost weeks Of this season, there has Deen
moro sunpy weather. and the air has Deen senei""y
md bracing resembling September rather 'n"n 49,
nho ar,ivas continue heavy, more than counter ,
Any ~ ,o,,ros and aa a large number Of conventions
and other meetings occur here next month Iv
hlo that ptember will be tusy month 40 49,
was Tbs inclination TO lnger In tne cou""S 20
enough 10 enjoy the pleasant autumn "'''
be general among tho VISITORS - ,,o ~ the
- , g. NO ,arcentible abatement in the gay NE oi .o
r,aca Tbe races do indeed close to DAY anu .n 80
and netting men will seek new pastures az ~, noor
D., =. On tho Western tracks. Excellent spDro hH' 49,
oeordea nv the racing association and many arc s q,
tnat the opening OF racing at several o'hor oo '. ~
the country prevents the management iioi" $3.50
extra week here. Many OF the horses "o'o 1-to
south or West to- day, the majority oil the o"nei 20
ring to try their luck the West rather than az
head Bay. ., .s. week has
,ooIon tho most attractive being that given py MISS
Emma c. rhursby under George W. Coloy m""ae
n,ept at the United States Hotel last evening IN. p
i'o sI, ,,h fashionable audience and the singers
md ether artists were warmly received MISS lnuIso!
had tho assistance OF Leopold Oodowsk pianist ..o 0
Dora Becker violinist; and A. l. king' .envl ots
AFTERNOON a chamber concert IN coinpnnieh' W 49, -
a Lockwood was given at the same hotei' se'eaA. -,
lists assisting These with the dances nave KEEP e.'
The hop last Saturday evening In co"pii"'N' "
Frothingha brilliant gathering ,,o,, nos
Atss I,ora Wiley's singing IN Congress spring rum ~
,sen feature OF the week, great many going 70 n.
nor On Tuesday evening her selections "ere 49, ~,
.magnetc," Better bide Vice. Dream f"''
Hutchinson, and Baby and the Fly .,,o
natviner & Street made display OF fireworks ~ ''Io
III, On thursday evening. Among the set pieces were
80 sonres playing see saw" ana large horsesnoe"'h
en-. MOTTO Good Luck underneath IT. 10 hlgn' '"0
last of the prlsmatic Examinations Is 10 take pee'
h incident Of the week at Congress Hall was the oene
fit hall last evening In compliment 10 Jacop a. !u'
master of ceremonies. Mr. Maher had been en'erp'i'
&C.,. m orrang,ng entertainments for charity as well US
q, taxing charge of the dancing and other aniuseno
Of the hotel Tho ball well attended anu paseo VA
neasantly the music by Joyce being unusually goou
rho tul dress hop al the Grand Union Hotel on Tues
doy evening brought fine attendance ana p'e
an, variety of pretty toilets Noticeable In the pan lo
= NJ Governor Lawrence Of Rhode Island; Mrs
Fpgepe Claghorn OF Philadelphia; Mrs. o. W. Kahuai-
Mrs John Shaw Mrs. NJ. Bird Mrs. t. B. Heduen MIS-
III h. Plant MIS- II. b. Plant, Mrs. Judge Murray "lo
Misses Murray of New-York; Mrs CDaries CrocAei' "
california; Mira John NJ. Durand, OF Chicago; Mrs. L.
7 pogprs of Baltimore; Mrs. Macarthur OF Washihs
t a. All Mrs j. H. VAIL OF Brooklyn. Dorings pahu, VI
TROY mas been egageG to play another week AZ land
Spring Jark their engagement having eNpHcu' Inv ~
is "a favOrite ia this part OF The state ,ros the
" A. chepard's North Broadway cotlage M"s io s.
scene Of lawn party this afternoon ID ad OF 1v
charity The house Is in the new anh handsome co'S
peIghbOrlood OF the village which rNais seTpU The
6santv and Injury lie Grand G. Cramer has taken 'ne
WSeeicr Cottage on south Broadway for the winter
G Doran of sold the Rice cottage Oil 'ou'n
broadway 5. X. Bur0ridge ot fhlueipi. tho match
There Is considerable interest fe here over ne i
foot race OF hane between the local ny % mere
Sroon and r. r. Delaney, OF New YORK, 10 pc run noiv
n s.nieener IL is understood that L. T. Myers wl
coach Delaney who is now training az Treasure iS''u
The Locomotive Engineers Of Schenectady, accom- ~.
,,.,ied nv Ihe yau Vfauken Hose Company ano Tue
Continentas visited this place ON Ihorsdsy
ana painted ths town gentle SHADE OF ieli "In nd
they thoroughly enjoyed themselves 1ney n"' O"""
ana dace R s aud Mary A. Reed subscribed 81 900
toward the Grant Monument Fund thls Week. Inof aio
ANIMAL reunion of thewashngton Countyveterans
many ne"ple from adjoining counties and from distant
parts o. the State. About 1000 people being present
rom Albany with his STAG Tor that purpose Colonel
Canteen OF Syracuse the orator OF the day ana ad
King Charles Hughes, ". H. Tent aud Chaplain Con
dom Among those present were Generais
aud Kiur Rear Admiral Hughes, and state treasurer
Maxwell Letters OF regret were received IRON , e1
President Arthur Senators Logan au he sodiers
present had fought their battles. .o,, 90, tho ros
Tbe horse which bore the dispatch Sherman an
nouncng the surrender Of Atlanta was ridden IN inc po
A humber Of prominent people were prevented from
attending by the meeting Of tue Republican state Co
Mrs NJ n Nolan gave large reception at her Circu,
albany sang and Miss Cisco Miss Hedden Mr.. and
Mrs Ossy Of Aa s us sGn hd ns
day evening the dance being led by Mr. DnrSnL ah h
MIS- MIS- Ps@sr and dn a Ss'W
Mrs F. p. whitney The vocalist o. boston %eGneasv
evening pin pair Of earrings and cage basket Inc
Rev DR.. Agnew made the presentation speech @, ooc
Charles f. Hazeltine sold on Thursday over SiU,Vo.
worth OF his collection Of paintings now on exhibitor
an the Fine Art Gallery. Charles Croker OF California
%as Se dance Ia AZ the Clarendon Hotel last
inga large throng Icing present lecture on Greece
place last evening, in DR. Hsmtons gari9rs: .. Church
The Rev Dr. Thomas Gas1ds OF s Lo ntrnret b
sign language Bethesda Church tomorrow evening
Henry Bishops 10. Hear the Gentle Lark" with hut
obgso and I'm weary OF the sorrows from the oper'
Fox hunts we're held at Interlaken this week as nsua
Lispenard stewart and r. L. Cutting IT, OF New IG d
are prominent eqnestrlans here. Mr. Stewart ride
small chestnut and Mr. Cutting big gray horse 49,
The Saratoga Citizens Corps contemplate making t1l
Albany to take them down the river e.o,oo
Of Ssy S ns court
fine play is also the rule.
lar and tbs line Of continuous for the tire
miles on a nne afternoon. ,.
on Wednesday with Mrs Jarleys WORKS recitstoDs
songs, etc. Governor Rufus Bullock is guest at IN
d. H. Hoaghtang and family of Brookyn,are occupy
ing United States Hotel cottage .,.,.. o,o q, IN
Among prominent arrivals at the United States az
Chauncey NJ. Depew. II. Mex. Twomby. n. F. Dimocl
Mrs @. w. Carleton A b. Baylis. OF Brooklyn; Senate
Warner Miller, and Congressman Frank Hiscock
Ex-senator +. G. Lapham Is at Congress Hall. .
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ii. GuiOn and Mise Guion are at III
AdelpM
Henry NJ MaeCracken, vice-chancelor OF the I'm
versity OF the City OF NewYork, Is guest at Temp
Grove.
:John McGregor and the Misses McGregor OF Eewar
are guests at the Congress-
Colonel Isaac Reed, Of the New York Coaching Club,
late arrival.
General NJ. A. Soto, ex-Presdent OF Honduras, is
guest at Congress Hall. .
General W, s. Bull, veteran Of the Army OF Il
Potomac, is in town.
WATCH HILL.
MANY GUESTS BRAvING THE COLD WEATHER.
lrRoM AN OCCASIONAL ooRREsPospEsT OF THE TRIBUNE
WATCH HILL. r. l., Aug. 29.-The cold sna
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