New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
SEPTEMBER AT SARATOGA
A DELIGHTFUL SEASON MUCH ENJOYED
BY MANY GUESTS.
PREPARING FOR POLITICAL ACTIVITY : PEI
soNAL AND SOCIAL DoINGs.

! SoNAL AND SOCIAL DoINGs.
Saratoga Springs y. Y, Sept. 81 (specian.-The
eallinoctial rains have substantially passed. away,
/ and are succeeded by beautiful ana mNgoraths
autmnal weather. much to the delight OF inc septen-
/ Der season guests The heavy rains brought 10 a
close the camp life pleasures OF many WHO hhgerea
| I'm the Adirondack region and large number OF
the bronzed contingent are back again to Saratoga,
where they will remain for a few days before re-
| turning to their city homes
The Casino Is being put in order for the Repub-
lcan Convention, which will meet here on wednesday
| next. The State convention OF RepuDhc"h oiuoS
Will assemble here on Tuesday. large NUMBER
of rooms have already been engaged at inc ho'ei'
by delegates and others. Political matters Will 10
! lively for three days, beginning Tuesday
The Rev. DR.. Henry Lancashire, OF Detroit Men,
wbo came here two weeks ago on WISH 10 MS
daughter, Mrs Lucy A. Rockwell, and was ai'er war;
prostrated with capillary bronchitis, diea YESTERDAY
afternoon. The remains were taken 10 DeNo' "H'
night and the funeral will take place there tomorrow
afternoon. - \, Van ,ho
venerable LAWYER of New-York, who died mere
on Thursday, were conveyed to that city yeSo'ruay
for interment -. -, Cha
W. II. Mitchell, secretary and treasurer OF the
Irte Raw Lumber Company, Arkansas, Is guest
of his brother, A. F. Mitchell. Both were VeurahS
Of the 3sth Regiment n. Y. S. Volunteers,
I,,dce Henry Hilton has gone to New-York on
brief visit. ,.o .o.,,,,oo
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ Livingston jr, have returned
from, Cane Vincent where they passed tho summer
Miss Hadulle elocutionist, OF Boston, 'aineu
the Waverly Hotel guests yesterday evening.
r. W stub's orchestra, OF New-Yorks to-day con
ob,ded ts musical engagement for the season al
the United States Hotel. They VIII return neA'
summer. .,.,. ,,,,r,ou
Very few of the cotagcrs have closed their summer
residences and many propose 20 REMAIN neio "H
the latter part Of October.
w., uo,,stis House will remain open till November
Tho slxdays' go-as-y ou-please race, TO besln III
te Casino on October T. is being gotten up by George
skinner Of tanbark fame. Entries Will close DC
,oher Those already received include Herty, Cart
wright Guerrero Conner. Davis, Hengeiinah' Enslo
drum TAYLOR, Golden, Tracey, Schroeder SULLIVAN
OBrIen and Malone. 49, a.,
John r. McCafrey and W. S. BigeloW, OF INC AuoF
NH Hotel Will winter at the Hotel Royal New
Orleans .,..
Mrs. r. IT, southgate and the Misses Southsa'e'
who are now here, will pass the fall ana winter
months at the Auditorium Hotel Chnaso. lney
have recently returned from the Thousand lslaluS'
where they passed the summer 80
James f. Clement, of Saratoga ana Ne"-ior"' WIZ
shortly remove TO Atlanta, Ga, winch Ho VIII manu-
his permanent residence.
rr,,I.in Kitty Berger has received a letter from
AdeIua Patti in which the famous diva says that
She win sal for America "a November -, ana VIII
make farewell concert tour of the country.
Among tho late arrivals from New-York and I'M
mediate vicinity are J. A. Fuller, ID. WILCOX u t.
de Garmendia ) : Button Mr. and Mrs. j. v hlrby'
H. X Browning. J. c. Gray, G. f. Barrett, >. Il
No,,is and family r. II. Mcclellan. I. 7. Kendall
& C. Graham Mr. and Mrs s. Armstrong, r. foler
! J. Harris C. H. Dickinson W. RalSlOn, H. NJ
Daley !. T. Solomon j. W. Turnbridge' MIS-. ra'er
SON Miss Holden Mrs. Whitoch. Miss ~ W. Gafret
SON NJ p. GaIretson, Mrs. j. f. MOTIFS ana family
Ian Mrs i
C. L Peacock Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Harris Mr. anu
Mira T. J. Morris, Mrs Crapo Miss Crapo Mrs j. }.
GaIretson Miss f. Garretson, !. A. Weinberg Mr'
and Mrs W. IL. McClelland, Miss C. VI. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs L. Spellmeycr, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hay, MIS-.
j. l. McCammOn and family, Mrs +. y. MeSieh anu
family, W. f. Wdmayer W. K. Wilkes. W. thompson,
l. F. d. Sachet 5. b. Chlttenden, Mrs. II. S. Bentiy,
u W Bentley. Miss Kingston, Miss Cleveland, Mr..
and Mrs W p WadswOrh, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Burt,
l. NJ. Buckley, j. b. Reynolds, H. r. Dle ise
Newell. Mrs ]. b. Brnsmade, the Misses Brinsmade;
Mr. and Mrs. /. D. Mason; j. ". BaNter Mr: ana
Mrs {. r. Bedford Miss Babcock. Mr.. and Mrs. }.
f. schenck, v. g. Brlstow, A. Purdy. Mrs; COLT
Mrs f. w Peabody. Miss Peabody. Mrs Dewey,
r. H. Dewey, Mrs. ". }. Galoran and family, Mr.
and MIS- II. : Brown; Mrs. l. G. smed2Hly, Mss
oh,oRS Mss c NJ $ o Ha5R r. H. Ss IN
Monaghan. II. J. Bhghtmsn, J. G; Murray; Mrs. l..
Bruer Nj and Mrs r. H. Canning. J. H. Diego;
E. W. Ogle T.. VI. LOTUS. f. p Walker, Mr.. ana
Mrs J. B. Crosby Miss Crosby W. T. watkins Mrs.
f. Buck and family. Mr.. T. c: Buck, the Misses
Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W; Dnant. J.; Imnufe'
Whcelock J. H. Wickes and family, A. b. Rentord.
NJ Il. Hammond, G. W. Randall. fl. &. Peters. +.
Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs ;. T. Morrcll. Mrs W. II.
Hasser. ". {. JARVIS. W. II. J. Graham. Mr.. and
Mrs G. Kilmcr. the Misses McCOnville Mr.. and Mrs.
". T.. C. Bradley, Mrs J. l.. McCammOn, Mrs. +.
W Mcguire. " = Wdmayer, Mrs a. Hay, c. PEN
berton, Mrs. c. II. Pembcrton. o. Alexander, G. W.
Randall c. Il. Gillespie r r. Brown. W. y. An
der,on g. Cromwell Miss X. Field. G.. S1uires. Mr..
and Mrs. D. b. Van Emburgh II; : Bergen and
C. Underhill, L. r. 5IcAlpine J. p. Carney. Mrs l..
CrOsbie. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cummings. Mrs. y. ID. Am
J. Burt and the Misses Burt. Mrs. f. /. Gray Mrs.
r. Maray, Ms. Il. G.. Earl. Mr. and MIS-. \. VI.
Monahan. Miss Monalan, Mr.. and Mrs. x. H. Taylor,
X. G.. Williams Mr.. and Mrs. " \. Macy. the Rev.
G. VI. Rice, Mrs l. W. fuller, Mis-, NJ ID. fuller, and
f. c. Jones