New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
SUPPLEMENT-.
PAGES 9 70 1e.
THE SARATOGA SEASON
1.-Two 70 RE LONG AND BRILLIANT

~" o,oxnrSr or TIE rHn'
.n,roc, SPRINGS July 3.-Ine pe'Y ather mas
cAhA'00 ,ai;chtful one. The "ea1nO o
NAB o'," ,rht clear and deliciousY coo'' rosts
pro' A., e,ioved by the thousands % ro.0-+
oeep n's"-' ,beir sumner leisure at LIS -.
eno"u' . ,emnerature for June was w ~ ~
Lo q eooler than the corresponding 1ov
~ i;s+ ~ arrivals IS increasing run &c.
i'o"' I'D the speeia trains from Ne" W. the
70 o"' - rumber. To-dsy's arrivai was
or'"N Co. of the season. and II brough' -"
No are booked for the summer ""1
'a'"'' tor a. October l. The seaso",
su'u.'- md what was formerly emofaoor :.
ara now covers several months
io" 10 N cottage life, which is oeconi'nt of
lo- here a- is shcwn by the large -, he,nr
.leoant villas recently erected anu '.t
,,rornlcated for the constructor "a Itch are a
The daily union prayer mee'iH-' .ho simmer
,sroons feature of Saratoga uul."e Matbodist
w,1 begin in the Washington 'ox+ These
r-aa.oosI f,nnrch on Monday morning neN" - .ho
tp''cop"' aona,c,ed under the auspices oi '"o
meetings It'll Association 10 whose session
nar"'oe" -ior,ymen are invited to at'enu anu
AZ ''''' ..a large number OF clergyihen p"'9
par' i'iP~ here some Of the most distihgu's"o"
me- . n the country may be observed AZ 'No''
and the theological debates Oh Vno 90
o.
ss;a,,oo are listened to by large audiences
eo-a,oca,s rpests will again enjoy the muslO"i
<.a.,,.ols that have become so popular mere "'
ho,e, orchestras and park band Will DO mere ="
.Aars Iovces orchestra began the piazza oo"'
.orts Of Congress Hall on Thursday
/, ONE NJ the leading events OF the week '"0
raunion of the 3Oth Regiment New-lo'A 90
IeuA-O- Itch conmemorated its departure for
+bs seat of war twenty-five J ears ago. MS o'Hi-
ID ,ras included in President Llncolns call III
- 900 tvo-year men, and formed portion Oh inc
.omors iron Brigade. Notwithstanding Tue l"0'
,bst a ouarter of a century OF history HAS o'en
,v,ittan since that eventful PERIOD TINS was '"o
srs, reuuIon held by the 3Oth Veterans. Inc res'-
rent was originally under the command OF Co1onei
Edward Frisbv Of Albany, who met a heroic ue"'H
At the second Bull Run. Colonel Nliham VI scar
~" ~ saratoga Springs. subsequently succeeded to
.le command of " Frisbys Volunteers, a large
,roDor,ion Of whom were composed of fremen. The
survjvors who gathered here exhibited the passage
% time bv their frosted and whltened locks one
Of the veterans was over eighty years OF age. Inc
9otb was composed of companies from Saratoga
snriny, Greenfield Troy. Lansinsburg, Albany
Schenectady. Valatle and POughkeepsie. A per
r,,nert organizatiOu was effected with COloueI
ca.r,,c a. nresident and it decided to hOid
tho newt reunion at Lansingbrrg, Iueslay' June
o. 49, There were about one hundred anu My
sury present A
Tho American Institute of Homeopathy, when
br,pyht 4 i've DAYS annual meeting to close here
attracted 70 this convention town large
nnrber of the professional advocates d ire name
mannian school of practice. The presiding oIncer
WAS DR.. o. ;. Runneis. of indianapolis. lnd LIE
business of the institute was conducted uhder lhe
heading of bureaus and among those VINO CONTRIB
uted 20 the success of the thirty ninth annual SEES
non were the following physicians:
Org,nization, registration and statistics T. Franklin
smith Of New YORK oItyi T. Talbot OF Boston Mass.
Minneapolis, MIMI medical edncauon, =. T. " 49,
n Hamilton ohio: H. c. Allen, Of Ann Amor, Mlch.
" l. Brevfoge Of Louisville, Ky. and l. I. talbot o.
Boston. Mass. Obstetrics. George b. Peck' OF froVl
iencs R l. Julia Holmes Smith aud {. L. Fisher o
Thlcago M J. ~ Mitchell OF Philadelphia Penn.
l. : Ordway. OF St Louis, Mo- ". X Edei' OF teI.'
Haute Ind. : c. q. Higbee. OF st. Faul. MINI. l. NJ
K~nvon. Of Buffalo. and sheldon Lesvitt, OF Chicago
H. psychological medicine J. ID. Buck OF Cincinnati
Mmdietowy: o. p Baer. OF Richmond Ind and W b
Chicago NJ. {. D. CRANK ot Cincinnati, onto; MartiI
Descbere. OF New-York CITY; Mile j. Chapman, o
Pittsburg. Penn J. C. esnders OF I 'elabu' Ou'o
G " Enos of Jefseyvine, H. ". Il. Harr son, .
ua-on Ronge La A. A. Wnipple, Of Quincy. H., and J.
~ Tilden, OF P-ekskill; Ophthaimoogy, oto9gS an
arvn.ology Alfred Waanstall, Of Baltimore. M; T
P.rk I.yis OF Buffalo, G. q. Fuller. Of Chicago H. II
p Bellows and u q. Woodvine Of Boston. Mass !! A
CAM bell OF ~. Louis. Mo-. ID. C. H9ushtOn anu L; II
BoyI,top OF New York city; J. H. Bnfun. and d; c
French of IAN Francisco. Cal. microscopy and MS
Sors CIV; C. Wes-eho-ft Of Boston. Mas. j
Mitchell Of chicago. III. W A HsuPt' OF Gu, mnitz
NvacK and J. G. Morgan. Of Philadelphia. Pa gy aae
cologv l.. A. Phillips OF Boston. Mass. : r. Hedge
fn& n Men "Hs NJ Runnes' Of Kansas CITY. Mo
b. r Belts OF Philadelphia Perm Robert hall o
providence. r.. l. H X. Bennett Of Fi{chours Mass
Dad /. /. Daniorth OF New York CITY; also IN mater
heiica, :. Lilientha, OF New York City; surgery
William Tod Heimuth. Of New York CITY; pharmacy
f. Allen, OF New York city.
Thefe will be no celebration here on the Fourt
Of July. OF July .. THIS done in Difference to tn
wishes of guests. who escape from the cities I
avoid the din aud catter produced by enthusiastic
Young America The Saratoga Citizens Grips vii
celebrate at Jonnstown. on Monday next.
The saratoga Gun Club. an Otishoot of the Sara
toea Ride Club, yesterday gave It's concluding clay
pigeon shoot for the summer.
Professor Nathan Sheppard and John r. Putnam
.eit for New-lOrk city yesterday. They sal to-da
In the German Lloyd steamer Aller for Bremen an
will summer under European skies Mr. futnar
will JON his family, VINO went. abroad Blk week
ago - - 49,.
Tie Britannia. which sailed from NewYOrk Cit
on Thursday. carried quite number Of sara
togans who VIII pass the next three months u III
British Isles. among the number are Judg
Charles ;. Lester and daughter. Miss susie Lester
Professor l.. e. stanton, Miss UOwd, Miss NORTH
Miss Lamkln ana several Others.
The Rev. George A. smith nas rendered his res 4
nation as pastor OF the First Baptist lunch 1
take effect early in September next
The Kew AOram Niele Is about TO change III
place of residence TO " lchlta. nan. lie has bee
resident OF Saratoga Springs fox almost twent
years.
Miss Marion Foster the invalid artist VIII
passed the season of SOD here. Is IN TOW ana
the guest OF the Rev. and Nrs W. II. SlOcum, d
the Congress Park House. She has many war;
friends among SaratOgl3ns ahf visitors.
one OF the oldest Temperance organ .zatl0ns IN th
country is the Greenfield Total Abstinence society
IL combines Temperance and patriotism 10y hodI
l. semi annual meeting 90 the Fourth Of July
The meeting this year will be I'D GA Monday
July g. when an AL iress will be delivered by tn
Rev. ID. +. Brooks. OF ketcf ums Corners.
Mt. and Mrs. l.. u. -eldcn have leased thei
CarOlIne-sl. cottage ana viii sumner az BrandOI
" They viii he accompanied by Miss sarah /
M gan daughter OF the lion. and Airs. K.
n u gan.
Manager II. l.. Waterbury of the Western Unto
Telegraph COMPANY on Thursday rvOpened th
branch Oftces in the uIteI states Grand Union
iuasor. Congress Hall, aud the Clarendon hCten
lle henSilgton branch had previously been opened
COMMENCING Morcay next. the Boston. HOOsa
inhnel and Ncs,ern road will run monumeu