The sun., 1886-09-05
LIVE TOPICS AT SARATOGA.
FOLLY, FUN, AND FASHION AT. THE
GREAT NEW. york RESORT


All About the Ladies', IN, New Tsskers. ths
Gamblers. tho msrs-nsea tho Dss-s, the
uo,ei ke-p-rp, sss Mllitsns,res. she Bar-
brrs, ths Psii,sciaas. ,hs Driektae, shs
Weather. and Mach 'E,ss OF Interest.
SARATOGA, Sept. A-The season hero has
been the most suocessfui since 1879. II has
lasted six weeks. no longer than ueual. but ac-
companied By greater crowds. Day after day
at one OF the hotels It took so to "a barrels OF
muskmelons TO supply the euests at breakfast
1t is doubtful whether as much money as usual
was spent In the shops. the gaming houses.
and the barrooms, for nearly all the hotel men
agree that business men came hero q little
short" They say that the strikes, tie-ups.
and labor troubles generally Injured business
all over the country during last winter. de-
stroyinR dividends and making mon cautious
with money. And ret just rs tho season is
closing cheering news comes from every Sec
tion. and all believe thore 10 to be q great boom
in business. Tho iron and dry goods trades
are the frat to feel It and 1t is said hero that
the New York hotels are full OF buyers.
The big hotels have made money. but they
do business on a peculiar basis. They are the
most costly. the biggest, and the best summer
hotels In the world. They oil cost more than
should Wisely have been spent on them. and
two OF the three had to fall before they began
to pay Congress Hall. for instance. cost
100000. and would not pay q profit on that
figure. but 1t passed into other hands for
$3.50. 1000. and has been making money for at
least six years. The United States cost 81 .10O.-
900. and 100000 OF the Investment was de-
stroyed by failure. The great house has
done a splendid business this year. On
f. 5v Ps4ry 1t who IN h'sss turn
sin az s5nounts to aimes; iS pr cent: on TS Ne
cost Of the Grand Union Ia a matter few per-
ems eHcep, those n1srestsa l.,lS, kaoy about bout
question he replied: Yonne man. that hotel
On % Success s s"t but am am mot not % SO Certain that
do :. e. Hs MEL oo n the hotel trade That house
It has not given any new oomers. the benefit
Of bankrubty. and has not needed TO with tne
make money fast to make II at all. MIR. John NJ.
Otter. Mr.. Hitons manager. sreaks very
tasrs s al rumor me that tns profits viii rsach .i0 @
Mrs. stswaTts rooms in that hotel have been
described in TIE Sun. but they are not mag
Judge HiI,on,s cottage at Woodiawn in this
village All the appointments OF tho Judges
sald, Than any house outside New York city;
T2sa
sSsads . month With her maid early IN
0lVA 0O1Sou U0iOE0 buo 8Oob W tuO uftHu
dseorsscrs IN Broadway. who followed the
the walls and ceilings behind satin hung in
pi.,ats. or quilted or padded and studded with
red beina the I chief color IN one room and olive olive
hs hSs or he Ss sna.
they arc waited o1 BY thirty. y.six attendants. In
Thers Is rippls Of interest in the Ir: misundsr:
ktandin9 betwsen Mr.. Max stadler and tho
HS ns sss sS' sSs s, % Sc
tate. altougn an old topic. has never been dis
9s " hf ns
by Mr.. Hilton and some OF whom think he acted
unyisely. and that the Hebrews got tho . better
New York dry goods stores which were the
propsrty OF the estate estate But there has 8, been
th The soHsy snis ne. ssa
Of The best hotel men. The consequence has
been that whereas there used to be many
ter. . such hotels are now now few and far between.
The Jews are welcome in all the houses at Mar
"a ( g :aa Ssps
Tong whs1e % re Sa
the statement is DISPUTED. and they need not
%a na %ns TN ,sy are nsis at TIE
Atlantic CiIyan effort has been made to do with
out them. When they call there for rooms very
poor ones are offered to thom, and at slch very
high rates that they next to never register: One
Sf the skilled @ hotel elkeeusrs who was long identi
account told the reporter for The Sun that he
anis who are Hebrews. II. says that the
prsjudice against them, and the statements
ment and objectionable to tho other bonrders
may have ora been well founded hut the same
ana susa T 81" service VI sss
any persons whom he en,ortains. he says.
remark that he now wishes he had not made.
for he fears t will not benefit him; He was
With syliabIes such as "hemer", or, berger"
1as N wns
When the King Of the Dudes was in Long
he has several youths in competition. Ono. in
particular. goes about saying. II chunge my
seven suits hers With me. I'm q, be,ter t: ilsnrfe f
end I've got money. while he Is broken down.
after me" This King was sold our here BY the
Sherin last autumn. He owed right and lett.
Yet back again.
iSssinG ssstcr co,hs Than ever oeI,re and With
line Of bowing darkeys WI erev"r he goes; lie
ss EsnIa; % Young INA man. and n has
him Sss SoS Sfe spna
but he has got 1t. all the same"
he came npon a wealthy lady and her little
Ssa maid % s's her 0e ette
which she tore open and proceeded to read.
The little daughter looked at her and exclaim-
Why doesn't bs write p - How do You know i:
Isn't from pa2" the mother inquired. Be-
cause you re- reading lot in It," the little girl
replied. II it was from pa it would Just say.
Dear ma, am sorry you aren't feeling We'll.
Enclosed please find check. Your loving hus
band Sam"
The very opposite and contradiction OF thu
chief dude In almost all respects is broker who
Ia hero and is noted rs being tho homeiiest
man iu Wall street. HIS faco is nearly all nose
and his DenrN IL OF mlny COlOrS ranging from
the deep rod OF his mous,ache to tho black.
brown. and white OF his chin whiskcre. He de-
lies public opinion In this prerisey fashionable
resort by wearing Il Mackinaw hat-the law this
year ling that straw hats are not in good form
because they como within every ope's means,
1t is said that ho made hundred dollars by
winning bot thnt he was not tho ugIiest man
In New York. Ho won 1t by producing his son.
Most women mako science OF dressing,
while among meu, even those who pretend to
be stylish. nrs mainly bunglars. This was
proven for the milllonth time last Monday.
There was change in the weather brought by