New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-15
SARATOGA IN SEPTEMBER.
MANY GUESTS STILL AT THE SPRINGS.
WEEK OF GOOD WEATHER = RECENT AR


RIvALs-NoTEs.
Saratoga Springs. N. Y, Sept. Ia (speciaD.-The
large number of visitors enjoying the September
season here are congratulatng themselves that they
were not at any of the seaside resorts during the
! recent weather disturbances. Guests are not as nu
merous as they were during the August crush, yei
at the same time Saratoga is entertaining more people
than at any other corresponding period. IhOse VINO
prefer September and October for their Saratoga visit
! are annually increasing in number The couagers
are still here in full force, and the great majority OF
them will remain till the latter part Of next month
John T. Martini of Brooklyn. who Is occupying a
outage at the United States Hotel has been suier-
| ing for day from the effects OF slight STROKE Oh
| naralvsIs Dr. Marhoe, of New-YOrk, who came here
70 attend him. says that If he does not have another
shock he VIII problbly recover. Mr.. Martin is about.
seyenty-fve years Of age, and has been regular
visitor to Saratoga for years. He Is receiving the
best OF care
A large delegation from Washington Commandery
No. 50, X IT, of Saratoga, will accompany Apollo
Commandery of Troy 10 the triennial conclave OF
tho Grand Commandery of the United states at
Washington, on October 6. General Charles Roome
of New-York who passed tho summer in Saratoga Tor
the benefit of his health, and who Is Grand Master
Of Knights Tempar Of the United States. started for
Washington few days ago.
Fraulen Kitty Berger, the harpzther player, Is
continuing her professional visit. She will probably
remain here fully two weeks longer. Miss Berger
expects TO 90 abroad with Adena Patti next spring.
and in time FOR tho London season.
The body of Mrs. sarah Fleet James, who died at
the Union-ave home Of her son. Edward +.
James, was sent yesterday to Brooklyn Tor burial
in Greenwood Cemetery. Her husband was Edward
d. James, who at the time Of his death owned the
Bljou Theatre. in Broadway, New-York.
During Postmaser-G General Wanamaker's recent Wis
It to Saratoga the closing Of the midnight mall for
New-York changed from D. M to IL go D m.
This change was received with universal approval
especially among the New-Yorkers summerng here.
4 petition IS about to be circulated requesting the
Postmaster-Gencral TO mako provision for continuing
this II 80 D. m closing service throughout the en-
tire year Postmaster LlngdOn hopes that it Will be
favorably considered by Mr.. Wanamaker
The annual reunion OF the Saratoga County veterans
Will be held at Balston spa OIL Wednesday next.
General George S. Batcheller Assistant secretary
Of the Treasury and Mrs. Batcheller, who were
detained at Concy Island by the tidal wave, have been
compelled to fOGcgo for the present their expected
visit 10 their Saratoga home. Miss Kate Batcheer,
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
KnickerbacBer of New-Jersey. at their Chcularst
cottage has been cIegraphed TO join her parents in
New-York
5 A. Coalc IT, of St. Louis, who erected the Saratoga
Gallery of Fine Arts is here on his annual visit He
is at ex-senator Thomas b. CAROLS saratoga Lake
cottage.
Bishop Doane OF Albany, will return from Ra1uette
Lake and Blue Mountain Lake today The Bishop
will preach in the Washington Street Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning.
Among the recent arrivals from New-York City and
its Immediate vicinity the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Redmond c. G. Thompson, Miss j. Living
ston, Miss Shrady, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. IIaines. ID.
Mackay and family, the Rev. and Mrs. T. g. Jackson,
Dr. and Mrs. A. Meyer, ID. a. Warren, Miss b. b.
Winter, Miss j. Van NOstrand, S. S. Van Nostrand,
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hart. Mrs. J. a. Garland, Miss
Garland Miss Wood S j. McNutt, Mr. and Mrs. d. l..
Birdscye, Dr. f. J. Hogan, Dr. j. b. Mcmahon. Mr..
and Mrs. IL. Goldman, &. II. Sandford W. X. Brew
ing Miss Brewing, 5. Bangat, a Gourlay Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Cutler, Miss Cutler, c. III. Pinkham, Mrs
smith, f. J. Wooster, Mr.. and Mrs. j. JONES' W. E.
Impcy, Mr. and Mrs W. p. Sweet, d. c. Hamfeld
D. L. James, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. H. Topper Miss
T. Ford Mrs. Mcintyre, Miss f. Mcintyre, Mrs. W.
Young, 6. G. Walker, Miss E. c. La Fontane |
l.. W. Tuller, j. d. Mahri the Misses |
tlahr, the Misses Brnckerhof, Miss Beam
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Miller, Miss Miller Mrs. |
T. T. BrnckerhoG, Mrs. NJ. A. Gill, Mrs. G. \, |
Newell, Mrs. L. Stuart Miss J. L. Tesbit, NJ Mcdowell
Mrs Mcdowell Mr. and Mrs y. J. CoIdiere, Miss ~
Coryerc Mrs. NJ. y. Clifton, W II. KmbalL +. F. Loi-
land, Mr.. and Mis-. G.. FarIar, Mr. and MIS-. H. Ihea'
son. c. c. Andrew, Miss NJ Morris, J. K. sheehan, G.
Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Faber Miss Fa1er, Mr..
Nh and Mrs /. H. Beus, L. L. Walsh, a. sully, Mr..
and Mrs. ). H. Kissam, Miss L. V. kissam, {. L. Mac
Arthur c. Cunningham, j. savage, Miss Ludlam Mrs.
l. A. Davis, Sr. and Mrs d. Ii. Wichham, Mrs. 4. IL
Mr.. and Mis-. ;. T. Houseman, j. ". HSIt3
Murray. Mrs c. L. Weeks Mss b. Weeks, Miss NJ. L.
Mott Mr. and Mrs II. Phelps, Mrs. X. q. Benton Miss
Benton, g. H. Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. f. \. Le 10Y
j. ii. Smyth, f.. +. Gleason, Mr.. and MIS-. >. A. Ma
IinnOn j. Worcester, T. t. Cushing H. {. MCGUIRE, MIS-
NJ H. Coles II. c. stewart, Mr. and Mrs; a. l. St1n'oI
:. W. seymour, Mr. and Mrs ". Williams, Mrs. L.
3unn, Miss L. Bufn, W. X. Knox. W; W. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs G; Morris, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Macy Macy,
. B. Cohen and family M Tori ana Mrf IL R1 w VIII
proctor, Il. 4. Shea q. X; Wellington; MIS- ", IL
BOSNIAN, Miss Rossman, j.. Mayncs and family, W.
md family, Mrs. i. W. Shoppel, Miss T. Carman,
Hrs. +. 4. Carter, A.. a. Carter, e. A. Myers and
amily' ME- and MS' W. H. Myers MS Pbyfe
,rs II. j. Gordon, the Misses Whitehead, J. Moer,
r, Miss A. Allen j. y Alden W, '" N MGhfarl Md;
j. l. Clark, Mr.. aud Mrs ". A.. Nash, Miss NJ. 5.
lash /. b. MARKS, }. Cook, {. l. Cook F. A. , Pelrce'
=. c. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Harden, MI and
irs. NJ +. Reeves o; Warner ir,, W. X. Wheeler,
. w. Raymond, \. ". Ten Brock, Mrs. c. Terhune,
Hrs. NJ, Ten BrOeck J. 5. White; Mrs; W. White,
Hiss Gi6bns MrS w MgngS' Miss Mu W6S nTs d
amly, Mrs. J. II. Judson, Mrs. r. G.. Benton. T. II.
3enton Miss Mention, Mr.. and Mrs; J. NJ: Dmick,
ook Miss C.. Copeland, Miss G. Copeland, c. a.
'eimilyc, Miss NJ. Anthon Mr.. and Mrs. b. Locke.
lrs. i. C. Buck, II. c. Buck, j.. McNamee and
l. Parish W. j. sedgwick G. d. Farrar, j. II.
5roadman, the Misses Wendell Mr.. and Mrs. +. z,
:. ID. W. Lee. G. ". Watson, ". ;. Mount Mr. and
hrs. S. a. HOyt, Mrs: T. f. Pond, Mr.; and Mrs.
: G. Motter, \. f. Mcnamara. r. l. Crooke. Mr..
nd Mrs. II. II. Taylor p. 5. Carter, l.; NJ Corwin,
~ and Mrs. \. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs, f. II. Crane,
lr and Mrs. W: Rushman, J.. G; Rushman, Miss L.
lushman, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Bass.
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