The sun., 1886-09-05

and tivht as sausage skins from the elbows to
the wr ats No ehomiso was ever much palmer
sps s sR ssiS The
and throat, and finished with narrow fiat col
lar n thin lace i9insd BY fat silk how: Seated
the beho,der. who thinks for an instant that.
IN a moment OF ahsencs Of mi ind. they have for.
The ladies who try to be ultra fashionable are
NJ S's G nsyy revived old
up Ike razor or whsn 10 use 70 - bs o. held he to
the eyes By long case or handle. One young
woman who waa on uptoe on a chair In the
grand stand at the rnces the other day. staring
at tho horses through her new tangled glasses.
dropped them. and the person who pic ked the m
som tsm a sEe s sHssn1 efs lad Ps1
but Il. was the fashion and she had to make be:
But who would critlcise tho ladies at Sara
togo with any earnestness or sharpness They
bsst dressed II not the pretsiest ones that any any
ns pazza sSa esn q T see
morning concert, viii b their beautiful dresses
most charming sights anywhere witnessab O..
charm. They have ii the. blended tints Of, wax
ana pale roses and some wh9 ooast
and q. he W.terns pss sH a.
or so ago. The waters work this, mighty
change There are men who Iv can ~ ,onR d on 9a one
tive features and others still aft apart and pry
into the worldly status Of the men belonging to
OF the nurses who amuse hildrsn BY coun ting
buttons to the rhyme OF Rich man. poor man.
oS stf e There s are some souls that lsct poetpy
even Mt poetic Saratoga
M. Daniel d. Conover Of horse railroad wealth
and fame. He has Witnessed the rise OF most
OF the succeasiul men OF affairs In the metrop-
Jacob sharp and Maurice b. Flynn; and hep has
iured away from New York by the charms OF
Islip and spends Il part OF each week there.
Mr.. Edward Krarney OF New York. the we'll
known pi lar Of Democracy. ia getting to be
sort OF a baron in the fashionable village. by
tate fh there. He is always TO- Is seen ,urroundsd
by group Of well-known New Workers.. and Ia
Market. Ills SON. Edward Jr.. has one Of The
pret,iest cottages IN the place, and attached 70
Mr.. Kearney is The owner OF Moons" the
chi y we're inyented. The potatoes ars still In
great demand there. and = bowlful Of warm
S 8, e, ws q bs Se 'fs o% n Tas nGoss 10 .
lake, and on its ample piazza tho afternoon
carriage ionds do. Of beautiful women % arc Nm! IN.
a rose garden. Small tables are scattered
among the fair ones. and on these, rest the
srs SD ns Af
liquor is destroyed mere in tiny feminine doses.
and the soft voices OF the d. mixers rise IN high
and rapid. mirthful speech before the cavacade
turns and Ills the village street at dinner time.
This is the epitome OF woman's life at Sara
scene yesterday: tits all made up OF mashes
.Bsnator warner Miller and wife ore hers. and
Ds sbe Con-
vsntion which would have brought about the
ent one Is In his interest. and hs Ia asserted to
be both shrswd and powerful enough to havo
His interests appear not to Coincide with tue
y al who have besp here regret that no con-
There are New Yorkers hero apd In plenty.
The e, Eracelp! figure Of ADDISON Cammack Isa
stock trading study and actence apd ope-
rates logically. buying or selling on h!s c-n
Ss1 s The
from r. {" Grand nen hs
boarder got candle in the evening and had TO
go to bed when tho candle burned up and 30 he
adviser of the city Of Brooklyn. Is also hero in
comraGy with Congressman Charles l.. Mitchell
set in spite Of temporarily poor health. Con
. 2 ressman Mahoney. Assemhlyman L. L. Allen.
g s s
deal during the summer aud finds the political
si!uafion .I very lntsrestinF
senator Griswold. conclude that We have
ton. vet tile prospects are bright for the Re-
pu0iicans to s.cure the neYt United State. SEN
control OF tho Legslatute but we. AS a party,
must meet this temperance question at once in
a frank and manly way. The Legislature made
had promised to do so at sarstosa a year ago.
With a policy OF economy in the Idministrii-
tion OF State affairs wise lesisintion upou the
great questions between capital and labor. and
and G"s os % tue ohns oess s
hnye no fear for tho future Of the party,
For t4e DSmoGrsHy nn the Hon Edward koar
likely TO DO shaken as by an earthquakes this
fall. The. people are so aroused that 1t looks to
through combination OF all the Democrats.
unless he is Just such a man as tho people
unidentified with activ" or machine politics. is
put up by any wing or party. he will bs elected.
tempor OF the peope al present. aad Nv Whatever r
rarty t H wants G to % WIN mmst comprehend the stu
News has Just reached here that Mr.. Hugh
sicl.aughlin OF BROOKLYN has passed through
On ns way om long vSSnl.n . at the Trout
many persons who know OF his influence with
the Administration have tried to interview
but aren't having much luck"
James o the
tha, b. Is not planning 70 60 bnek 70 the As
sombiy and to run for tho peakership. His
Senatorial boom se-ms to have been suddenly
housed. BY the way. speaksrsnip candi-
dates are as thick ms peaches on the
Dolsware l, freight trains; They are Baker
tod of Westchester. Sheehan OF Erie Platt OF
Duchess, Manvills Of Washington. Cantor
Of New York. Arnold OF OtseRo. Kruse OF
Cattaraugus. Erwin oiSt Lawrence. Hotchkiss
OF brooklyn. the most popular Mugwump in
creation; Howe OF Oswego. and Bacheller OF
Saratoga. And that 70 not all. for L is whis-
pered that the eX-wi"ked Gibbs of New York
talks OF running first for the Assembly and
next Tor the SDcakershi II he does II will be
interesting to watch whether tho Hon. Thomas
Q. Plat will put u into the mind and power of
oppose him. and whether the Democrat in the
Same district Will win the triangu ar fight.
Tho racing meeting was SUCCESSFUL this year.
No monoy was madn. but ne ther was any lost
by the association. The SarRtoRians who op-
pose the racing and made Themselves conspicu-
Gus by their attitude this year are more un-
popular than an outsider would be inclined 10
crodit. An army OF persons live on the bust
ness brought and promoted by the race track.
The livery man. hack drivers. shopEeepers
gamblers. florists. and, in fact. nearly al the