New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
SUMNER LEISURE.
GARATOGA.
,,,nsov,, FEATURES OF SUMNER LIFE.

MOURNING FOR GRAST-PERsoNAL AND eo1A
NorEs-ARRIvALs.
-,v ,rcuLAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
S.paroGA. July 25.-SaratOga is draped In
,,cr and every mourns for the dead eenera pu'
u hotel life goes on much before the crowos coo
and co. people 90 out driving and attend tne races ~
hons During the past week the arrivals nave o0e"
numbered by the thousand. Each incoming "N'n -
,.dsn with Messengers Of all kinds Some have come "
80. 20 on IN Mt McGregor many for enjoyment
.nd the rest 10 make money The races the mop ~ 'H
Congress- and the garden-party at the Grand oho" to-,
been the leading social attractions OF tne "oe
former have been well attended, ard tho sran1 D.
beeu alled daily with ladies and their escorts 49,,
Wall has been familiar figure every whoic' % ''
ting Grounds and on the grand stand lie wears NC
'ns 49, and Generally drives out in his dogcsrt
ar,.d nv some friend. colored tiger IN manu-.
.o,n. livery occupying scat In the rnmoe' MI va
ha. a suite OF rooms at the STATES, anu ,' =
20 remain throughout tho summer IL i. '"'' ma
hon.s broucbt an extensive wardrobe Win hni """ III
.and. % wear new and different suit eacn Day
,arrs number OF ministers are in town, among 'hem
-. IN. Rev ID. j. Ellison. pastor OF the Derson
IIo,,h,. Raptist Church; the Rev. f. NJ Ne"ma"' VI
,anv the Rev B. c. Mcgee OF Pleasant Grove "nu '"'
Pew w. J. Mcclure. OF New-forA ~ ,
Tn vevJersey Veteran Zousves, OF Elizabeth >. D.,
,o,rn on Tuesday under command of Colonel
.,a,.o, brake They were met at the depot py INC
cra,ooa Citizens Corps and escorted TO congress no"
,rbev expected to be reviewed In the aternoon W
u.i d. Grant, at Mt McGregor, but this pai' u 'i
programme was carried out OWING 10 'ne ''n
tne condition Of the General 1hey ia" "
ond review I'm Congress Spring PARK on "eu"s'
evening and on Thursday morning ieit ior no'no'
~ md Mrs H. c. sylvester. Of New-YcrK' are the
net. az Judrs Hilton at woodlawn. The Judge or'o'
ont almost every afternoon with MIA. A. l. oo"A "
handsome English Victoria with Team Oh pay ~
Tine coachmen arc in black livery since the aea'n
this Is the fasorite dri'e' e'oi' VIM
late in the afternoon. . MAJ,
r,t Of ALI kinds is very plentiful here ana Is 'le
,,ahs IN nrIce than in New-York All the berries ea
cep are for psrns in another week
they grow in every field and along every roaoS''o " "0
san1,ry will be plentiful and cheap. ..a after
DR. Milton j. Roberts. OF New-io nus io'"
short absence ,s pu.se,, 4, a guest at woodawp.
Major W. X Burnett aud family Of Newark N d. arc
at the ASe Mr. Charlie. D. Mills of BRIDGEPORT are At
s anu nion. as are General and Mrs l. Critten
den. and MIR and Mrs J. ID. Flower, ana the Misses
F TSs o an q Fish Of Futonve. guest at the
"SIaen = Forte.cue, the Misses Fortescue, and X
Fortescue are at the Columbian ~, ,h. v.uyork
c.1,rsi rosd. and Mrs Toncsy at the Grand Union
They intend to remain for some time. orr,,y the
reer by John Barbour for service on the racing
srounds ,o.,o, or,vss Early Rose and Aldine every
afternoon at to handsome road buggy Ms
80 Goorge George A. Osborn some otner iniena
sccompaiies him. and the route is up to Wood
wo thence ont 10 the lake. Mrs. Vanderbilt mas her
Victoria and three carriage horses here M,
hon was given at the Congress last evening lneIo
vas large attendance Professor Mailer OF 81 LOUIS,
SVen at this hotel on Tuesdays and Fridays through
out the season. -. ur n, yormart are
guests at the American. ... .-oo, O.
Mrs. Harriet and Miss Gesner OF New forK are Among
the prominent arrivals at the Huestis House.
Miss Mamie Ingerso. niece OK Coionei hooer' inse
soil. is at the Grand Union. - ,.. ...t.o.
on Circular st. for the summer -, c.,ora
B. Geneva, Of st. Augustine fia' o"hcr VI oe"'''
Park. is at the Foley House