New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
EXPECTATIONS At SAKATOGA.

COLD WEATHER AND FEW ARklNALo~ihH SO'
REUNION.
rvpox THE RpouIAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE J
SARAroGA SPRINGS, July 4.-The cool weather
which here and has for the past week. maAe'
the hotel proprietors look positively blue Athoush
tbere are goodly number OF arrivals. and the aVai-
able cottages in the place nearly all occupied OF en-
gagged tho large hotels are not yet swinging 10
business, and porters and walters are having 'o,H
parative sinecure. One OF the most phosophcai Vi o
hotel men, Mr.. Clement, OF Congress Hail. sad yeser
day. "Never mind. we will make 1t up In August ana
as for July all can say Is that we have more rooms
taken than any Of the last five years at TINS tme'
The large Western contingent and transient travei on
which the Grand Union largely depends have not yet
appeared and that hotel looks particularly iohesoho
At the United states Mr.. Tompkinss assiuui'y mas
worked up large patronage. which is seen areauy III
numerous arrivals.
Among the people who have arrived and Will occupy
cottages connected with this hotel are Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Cotting and family, Mr.. and Mrs. h. D. DohheH
and family Mr. and Mrs. 0. +. Livingston. McCoSKry
Butt. W. H. Morgan and family, Admiral LVlngS'o"
Mrs Ispenard Stewart, Mrs. Frederick o. Lee ME- an"
Mrs f. wocott Jackson Mr.. and Mrs George biss' Dr
Janyrtn Alexander Brown of Philadelphia, and Mrs. dc
Canmont. -
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ. Ondcrdonk and Mrs william
Onderdonk are among the arrivals at Congress Hail.
Joyces orchestra opened the musical season al this
hotel on Wednesday.
Mrs NJ T. Pompelly, OF New-York, is at the Hnestis
House.
f. A. Redfern the London tailor. is Mt the Grand
IJnon and has opened "a store on Broadway.
Samuel l.. clemens, better known as Marx i"aih' iS
Collector f. L. Hedden and family. of New-York CITY,
have engaged rooms at the Hucstis House for July;
Church. Brooklyn and Wife, are staying As the guests OF
Judge Hilton at Woodland Park: .,. ,,, ,.. s,roo
Charles Reed arrived in town THIS week ana mas s"oo
been busy at the race course. .. ,,.,.. ,.o,or
c. W. Medlngers stable arrived at Horse Haven, IN.
- al NJ EuUflfcT,
leased Colonel Prentss Ingrahams house Oh Circnlas
III vii Carleton will deliver lecture the Town Hall
July l6. under the auspices OF tue Alnmi society m.
High School building next Monday. ,r
The Hotel Bamora ON Mt. AcGregor was fornay
opened on Wednesday. II will be lighted by electricity
the saratoga Citizens Corps under the command OF
Captain r. G. MeENen, and accompanies oy 'hs non
this morning for Pittsburg where they VIII parade III
honor of Independence Day. -
e. b. Moons steam yacht Lima will run on SARATOGA
Lake connection with the lake trains, thus adding TO
the pleasure Of the excursion - ,.
About 500 members of Post Bolton g. A. H.. Lansing
bugh, arrived In town on Monday and enjoyed inc Gay
III going about the village.
The repairing OF the iathorn spring Is not yet coh.
pe,cd. The blue clay used In pudding Ia. sprng
10 keep the surface water became saturated ana
colorcd the spring water The repairs wi be Costly as
the spring flows freely and pump has been ordered
from City to keep the water out OF the way OF
steam laundry was opened here this week. and will
Tbe SIT Teachers Assocation will hold three days
session here. with headquarters ut Congress Hal" De-
ginning Wednesday, July D.
The National Educational Association enbrncng nine
departments will meet at ongress Han on Jnly ~ ana
continue session until July Is. These two conven-
tions usually bring several thousand visitors.
The exercises at und Lake the Grand Army days.
Thursday and Friday July and 10. will Include the
following: ,
Thursday, July o, 1890 A. m.-Addrcss OF welcome.
GranI Marshal g. A. Cantine, Past Department IN
spector; response. Department Commander H. Gay
Hall; brief addresses the Rev. X. III. RoDnson, ID. D
president Round Lake Association tue Rev :. V.
ieech, d. d., chaplain Senate State or Ncw-lork; eN-
Paul Vandervort: Corporal James
Tanner; General Joshua T. owen, Philadelphia Penn;
General II. A. Barnum; Colonel Frederick Grant, rep
rescnting the Gcneral ex-Chaplain in-Cmcf Foster
CAPTAIN w. Hunt and others: dinner, p m. g. r.;
conferences; addresses and patriotic songs supper,
D. M illumination OF grounds; chaplains campfire on
Prospect Park; ii =. m, taps ~, ,ooo
Friday July lO-Eight o'clock a. m. rcvcllle; 1880
o'clock q. ., OratioD by Corporal James TANNER; lZ
o'clock M, Pease a Trencber'i 2:3O o'clock p M.
memorial services address by the Rev. Dr. j. T. New
man. review and farewell. Among those not mentioned
who have that hoy would he present. are the
following: General Vandervort Department Chaplain
E. Livingston Allen, Department Commanders stan'
General j. b. Carr and staff, General John A. Reynolds,
Com naEder Colonel l.. A. Nash, ana Col
ope Henry l.. Turner. Major Richardson. OF Rochester,
will deliver OF his original war poems - .
AT the reunion q. A. X. AT Portland Me-, invlt-
atous issued all and circulars have been sent to
all the Posts IN the State IL s stated that soldiers Will
be fed diningha Round Lake. AT hfty cents per