New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
SARATOGA IN AUTUMN.
MANY VISITORS STILL ON HAND.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION LATE ARRI'


vALs-pERsoNAL NOTES.
Saratoga Springs, n. Y, Sept. 2s tSpeciaD.-The
september season which was nicely rounded OUT oy
The Republican state Convention, has proved sue
cesshu one While the hotels are comparatively
deserted the boarding houses are still entertaining
an unusually large number OF guests, ana the pros
poets are that many will remain here through he
better part of october. Very few oil the oo''asers
have closed their summer homes, and number are
thinking OF prolonging their sojourn here until the
early part Of November They appreciate to the
fullest extent the beneficial effects OF the invigoraing
suflmnal weather.
Judge Henry Hilton and family yesterday closed
their Noodlawn cottages for the season and returned
TO Ncw-York. They propose 10 make an EXTENDED
visit here during the winter, probably shortly aler
the holidays.
Though the Kayaderroseras Club at Saratoga Lake,
has formally closed, yet It is stu the comiorIaoie
rendezvous of number who have weakness Tor
fishing, and the latest telephone report Ho" ~'0" 40
that fishing is good
Major j. l. But1nan, of NewYork and Saratoga,
has suspended work the electric road connecting
his village with the Geysers until next spring
The company las not yet succeeded In crossing Tue
tracks of the Delaware and Hudson road
RENSSELAER, Baicheller, who died at BatcheherVllo,
Saratoga County september 20, was relative Oh
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury oeoise D.
Batcheller who is now in Saratoga Inc oeau man
leaves three sons Commander o. n. Bairhelier,
l.. 3. N, john Batchellef, Oh Mduoha' Nhi'' ~N
Albert Batcheler, of Batchellervilie
A. W. Dieter of New-York who recently purchased
the Eureka White Sulphur Spring, will at once
begin extensive improvements there, mVoiVlne Io
expenditure Of some 100000
Mr.. and Mrs Frank @. Thompson, OF St. Louis,
are guests Of Mrs. A. b. omSiead' Oh frshAnn
Square. -.
Mrs E. r. stevens has taken possession OF her
North Broadway cottage.
Mrs Roberts, of New-YorlH Is guest OF MIS-
John A. Manning, of Troy, at her North broaa"ay
cottage. .s .ou
their wedding nip. m
Airs Thomas Sherwood, of Ballston Centre VIII
nae tbe winter with her son, Sidney Sherwood, at
Baltimore. , -.
MIS-. A. j. Fennen and Mrs. Mary Wheeler OF
Greenwich are guests of C. f. Wheeler and family Oh
Ballston spa. ,,.,
Mr and Mrs. p Noonan, of Brooklyn are visiting
p n Morrissey aud family, of Ballston Spa
The Uoman's suffrage party convention of oc-
,oher and will meet in the Court Of Appeals room,
which has seating capacity of 800 persons
Mrs. j. NJ Lilientha OF North Broadway VIII re-
,nove tn New-York for the winter season.
Tho Rev. Frederick Courtney Blshop Oh Nova
eootia and Mrs Courtney the guests Of MIS-.
J. NJ Andrews IT. NIL, -. ,us,ara will
nraacb in the Bethesda Episcopal Church tO-norro"
The Bishop is a guest of his cousin Henry hhcAer
~.
cottage. . H. ,d Tor
the season their Clement-ave cottage Dunregah anu
returned 70 Troy. -.
Mrs. Horace Russell, who for several days was tne
guest of her father Judge Hilton, returned WIN '
IaT,e excursion from Gens Falls visited Sara
's a., 4iy,cpsta A. Lockwood of New-York' has SUP
stanualy completed handsome cottage III fii'"'''
pla 1, Nam Vas given here yesterday under the
auspices OF the Sa aioga Gun CIuo, 3rcII,drd II b.
Uer,y & A. FockwOlth, Ii. Gardner, ana y. ~ GOIT'
OF ne Elm Grove Qua Club, Albany \; P W, -
OF tie Troy Ciln Club; T. B. Beach. W Maueebt anu
G. j. gm!y OF tie 9atshl CLUB DR. 9fo a; n r. 1u
sicr, TooUaI and f. PartiSs of the JOhnstOwn CUP
T. H. Cunningham Of the Valley Fails CLUB anu ~ ~
The range which Is land owned by senator T. f.
O'Cmnor, OF Brooklyn. - ,.,, d I'm
mediate Vicinity are Mr.. and Mrs H. V; d. B.aek
Mr. and Mrs + IL. Glbbens, Mr. and Mrs L. u
MOI 'nam d any Mr. ard Mrs W. Eldy ST and Mrs
NJ Rushmore, tho Misses kushmofe alls IL ~ NJ
Mr. aud Mrs D. Js 9Gls y MI HavS aer Mr. Mrs. and MS
r H. burden. + Niniord The Misses Mniori - W r.
McIano9 MIS- MsMuon Miss Lgaa@ MI Mr. and NT
: aae g: SIS. i 4eza %5Sno Nj
M sna M ind y Ms N@ J E watson; ,,, E
Hsifod Ms r. Mrs NgsOiI K ana M l1mily J.
sNsn ~ The Nlscs Hay Mr. and Mrs. J; b. Baker.
G. S smith sIis. 6. i. Churchill the Misses Hollis;
M Mrs. S q II paysoa r parish and family F. T. Parish,
Mrs p Van Wvck Mss Van Wyck, Mr. and Mrs J; r.
DWon-h. Mr. AID Mrs. T. Ingcrson, Miss Jonos, ]. A.
blanchard. !. :. Fitch. }. /. Burns IL T.. hh0N' w
Hro.t P W. BALDWIN H. w. BaldTn Mr. p Jo4ns9W2'
n CTrIev. Nr. and Mrs F. C. Ottman, Mr.. and Mrs.
-l-f, Y TTc rftt G..