New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
A GOOD WEEK AT SARATOGA.
FINE WEATHER AND MANY GUESTS.


S,p.roc. SPRINGS. July 11.-Delightful
weather an increase Of visitors and renewal OF many
attractions have made the week the INST an"
pleasant OF the thus far The musea a''r"oo'
OF the place complete, ana with o1uo "' "o
United States Joyce at the Congress- Lothah ~ 'no
Grand Union Bernstein ut the Clarendon FranRo ' tue
Columbian and Doring Congress Park Saratoga easily
cc,nses all other resorts In this feature The state
Teachers Association has brought good many vstoT
and Congress Hail. the headquarters OF the rouy mas
entertained 1000 guests Jacob Maier Tue p",'
manager at this hotel has arrived, 1t being MS e'gn'h
season fe will give three rhildrens carnivals during
the season. the first being July o. On August IL nc
will uroduce new play, Bobby Shafts" by Mrs. H. II.
pitmon of St Louis, author OF The Wishing WELL
which was produced here last summer Inc procceuS
will he given to the House OF the Good Shepherd Inc
first hop at this hotel will probably be given next funy
evening. -.
With the arrival OF music at the Grand Union that
bcel has received an influx OF visitors and no" wears
CAV aspect Ths coored lights are turned on 'nc
fountains In the evening" making beautiiui priShao
effects The first garden party will DO gwen not ir from
July 81.
The arrival OF several gay parties from Mt Cannons
tlace on Lake Champain and from othcr places HIS
prevcnted sagnation at the States" The music began
here ON Monday sorahs Tally Ho coaches have been
CARRYING good loads to the Lake and Woodawn farK ana
large numbers of visitors have made the tflp 10 MI
McGregor. - .
animal meeting on September 7. Tho sessi)n VIII last
four days and will be held in the High School AUDITORIUM
The American Historical Association ll.ineet here on
September aud will continue three days Many oi
those who will attend members of both bodies
The Saratoga OIL Company 1mited). which is engaged
in boring Galway has struck oil at adepth OF lo' eet
The oil spouted about four feet high.
The thunder OF Thursday afternoon was ono OF
the heaviest known here The water ieI IN Sec''
and was accompanied by high wind which blew down
many trees The streets were Hooded ana sewers
overlooked.
y1 mn, Sorotoo,ru has increased its size eight
nares TO morrow ii will issue its first Sunday edition.
which will be continued during the season. Its circua-
ton AM advertising have largely increased.
Mrs Easton OF New York CITY, has rented the Fuller
cottage on South Broadway for tho season
The pump hasbeen taken from the Iahorn Spring and
the water has been gradually clarifying In the last e"
DAYS II was opened to the public To-Day.
The Excelsior Spring Company has rented rooms nj
No 375 Broadway order to supply water conveniently
to It's customers
The daily union prayer meetings have been well
attended during the week
The United Presbyterians OF Albany VIII meet IN tue
rowI Hall In this village next Monday.
The Stewart cottage on st. has been rented to
Henry Rodgers OF New. York CITY. for the season
The Equestrian Club met yesterday for their weekly
ride and covered about ten miles in the suburbs.
Fifteen young people from Vermont arrived at the
going by nduging in dance 5y themselves.
Among the novel sights tho Indian encampnen.i Is
that Of weaving silk handkcrcheis TO order for
customers.
Several New York business houses opened branch
sh DDS mere this week.
The Adirondack Railroad Company is doing good
passenger business in conveying CITY people 10 summer
haunts in the mountains The excursion from here over
this Wild and picturesque road to North Creek aud
samnei J Bidge, OF Lincoln County. Maine who has
for fty five years patronzed Saratoga water ana ar
has arrived the lie Is the donor of the inr
ward statue Harvard University and he Is believed 10
be the Oldest regular Saratoga visitor ~
A new house belonging to Franklin M"fflIl' on
Matilda st.. formally dedicated on Thursday by
religious and musical service in which several prominent
'Sye ". Kreb and Miss Kreb. Mrs. Hicks Lord and A.
Alexander and family, OF Ntw-lork' are among tue
The Rev. Dr. B. g. Nortlrup. IL. d., one OF tho
National Education Commissioners arrived al Congress
Hall to-day and will Tomorrow deliver ms discourse on
the Bible as an Educator III the "ashinglsh street
Methodist Episcopal Church. lie was the founder oi 'hc
TX senator j. 8 Enos San Francisco. Is staying at
Professor A. d. Whitney, Of North Elmira Is at
sas seymour of New-York. ex-state Engineer and
Surveyor and Dr. T. C. Durant are at the Mordc IN, M
Charles i. Pratt, the anist o New-Iork' Is Win his
| family at Swarts Cottage, Rcgent-st
Pedro Ossa, Spanish Navy Miguel r. Mendez. OF
| Mexico and X. Eeiias United states Minister To Ven
| ezuela, are at the Everett House.
! The Rev. b. Thompson Is at DR. stTongs Institute
| Tho display OF fireworks VIII be made on lhulsady
General Schuyler Crosby late First Assistant Post
| master General. is "a guest of Mr.. and Mrs John A.
| Manning North broadway. ,,, ,-,.....
Miss Abbott. sister OF Mrs John Bigclow drives out
alone in "a handsome new blackboard with colorcd foot
behind She Is staying at the United ] state. crovo
Thursday evening. Professor Franko. Nine. Luisa
| Cappiani and others assisting.
| Among prominent arrivals are:
United States Hotet-IIenry Ccws and family, r. l.
SSS S,on ans sanK %ile D rheodO @ ee "n
r. W. Me, er, Dr. Milton Josiah Roberts: Mrs. :. g.
wagner vanderbilt Allen, j.. Arthur Hnckley. Mrs.
George F. Dodge. DR. W. b. Hubbard. Q. K. Lines ].
Lee. John g; DAVIS ana family. Mrs "; A. Badd, f.
sesn and ShS wife all Of Sew Ys Mis-: Roy and Mrs
% Of Of TTSas Tcay Of S
shall LeInuel Pomeroy. Of Pittsied. Mass ex-senator
Bnckner and wife, Of Kentucky; General and Mrs;
William Wells General and Mrs. T. s. Peck, Colonel and
Mr. ccra 3 SaSsE and aIiafS% s Mr.
and Mrs Rureaam ,S Of sroOEyn D. .r, w r' ranc Mr.
John straton, J. c. Fargo. Colonel Locke "; Win
chester II TSurssr Robert U JSan'op Thomas mas
Grcnie the Rev. Louis A; Arthur. Mr. ana Mrs F. y.
Newton Of SeS-York G. p Becswitn c Beeawith pe,.
Sosc%; rS;''Sh Mr. and Mrs George %ecfcefy Of rSS
SeHa Seagn Mr. ypS'iS" T. Is %nvn mr. Of fpa Mon ar
Comgress Haii-Mr and Mrs II. W Bidgood, Of Fay
Orleans: the Rev John K Kean Of New Yofk Mr. and
Mrs Edward NJ Biycn; the Misses Gursens, Mrs Mary Mary
| IIay and wife. Charles s. Booter and family, William
| Ioyt and wife. W. A. Kissam and wife, Mrs. George
| Cicely aud family. X. Kirby and wife, OF New York
City; Mrs Dana and Mrs. Hicks Of Cambridge Mass. |;
T. Moch and family OF Cincinnati; j. G. Parsons ana
WIFE OF Hoiyoke Mass T.. G. Taft and wife, and Miss
Taft f. Meekins and family. Of Holyokc, Mass George
w. Morse and family, OF Boston: II. H. Bisbee. :. ID.
Mcptyre r. A. Lindsey OF Australia; T. McNulty. OF
Ireland; Lieutenant John Conan. 9th Cavalry August
Iietrich and John J.. Penshan, Of the West indies;
Captain J. Lawson, q. Il. Ridley and W. Hunter. OF
London; Mrs. Deagan. r. Selim Of Milton. Mass the
Rev Dr l. l.. Magoon, Miss MagoOn. Of Philadelphia;
the Messrs Eager Of Northampton. Mass Professor
Mason OF Troy H. T. Mason, John Il. Goss. OF Bolton
| England: the Rev. Charles =. Thompson and wife. OF
Kansas City; George Watson and family OF Painieid
! r. H. Morley, OF East Saginaw; Lewis Mortimer and
| family John Hancock John spuarce and wife. OF San
| Francisco.