New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
PREPARING FOR SUMNER.
SARATOGA.
PREPARING FOR HALF A MILLION VISIT
ORS THIS YEAR.
4 FORECAST OF THE SEASON AT SARATOGA
COTTAGES THAT HAVE BEEN LEASED

4 FORECAST OF THE SEASON AT SARATOGA
COTTAGES THAT HAVE BEEN LEASED
AND GUESTS WHO ARE EXPECTED.
saratoea Springs. May IS tSpcciaD.-It Is believed
that . round half million OF guests will visit Saratoga
during the summer months. Tho colony Of cotsgcrs
promises to be very large. as is shown by the num-
Der Of houses already leased for the Cottage
life is becoming popular here. Tho majority of the
cottAgcrs arrive as early the latter part OF May
and remain IN October.
G. ". Carleton, the publisher, will have . cottage
in North Bradway, having secured one Of tho finest
houses In that section.
r. II. southgato OF the Hotel brunswick. New.
York, has leased his North broadway cottage to
Charles A. Brown. Of Troy.
John II. Mclean, of The Cincinnati Enquirer" will
spend the summer here. He will occupy the Judge
Bockcs cottage In Circuars which for two or fhroe
seasons was occupied by vicePrcsdent ISvi F, Nor
ton and family.
3 Fred Nathan, Of New-Yor1, has leased the Wright
cottage owned by Frank II. Hsthorn, OF the Hathorn
Spring. The handsome cottage erected by Mr. fathorh
In Upper broadway has boon rented BY Simon Bers OF
Now.York.
Judge Henry Hilton and family will reach here at
an carly day and reOpen their cottages IN "oooiawh
Park
A. Augustus low, Of Brooklyn will be at Inwood
cottage. mar woodiawn Park. Lyman Blum OF
New.York, will have the Stewart cottage IN Nor'n
broadway.
The John &. Lcake cottage, broadway and Thirdst..
has been taken BY President Edward H. Perkins. jr, OF
the Importers and Traders Bank. New-fork
The Charles c. Lester cottage on the opposite side
Of broadway, will this season again be occupied py
James II. Bresn, Of the Gilscy House, NoW-iork.
Lewis May, Of Seligmsn NAV, bankers, Ncw.fork,
will OCCUPY the s. A. Richard cottage In North Broad
way.
Edgar T. Bracket has rented his cottage. Green
heId.ave and North Broadway, to II. G. Ludlow OF
the Ludlow Valve Company. Of Troy.
Tho North Broadway cottage purchased by William
r. Travcrs a short time before HIS death has been
leased BY u. W. Coon. OF Troy. The Robinson cot
tagc in Woodawn.ave., will be occupied by s. H.
johnson, OF the firm of Johnson g. Boardman, New
York
s. Alexander Orr, Of Troy has secured the North
broadway cottage of Lieutenant Commander A. DC H.
McNair, L. s. y.
George E. Stevens OF New-York, has rented D. NJ
Jones's Union ave. cottage.
Frank A. Whites cottage in the Same avenue viii
DO occupied by L. Plant, of New.iork
Or. v. p. Glbney, Of New-iork, has taken
cottage on Frankln-st.
Dr. John c. Minor, Of NewYork, will again this
season occupy bis cottage, which ovcrlooks woodawn
Park
Spencer Trask will return TO "Yaddo,7 his country
scat In union.avc., the latter part OF May II Is
understood that he proposes TO make this his per-
mancnt place Of residence.
Among the other cOttaecrs who will be I'm Saratoga
during the summer are Mrs. Julia E. Cameron, Mrs.
j. " c. Cooper Z. Clinton Clark Augustus c. Down
Ing Mrs Isaac y. Phelps, Bentain f. Sphinx, william
d. ElIs John F. Islon, George c. Hamill, Edward H.
Hawke. Charles II. Fellows. Lamar Zoos, Mrs. h. +.
Bsche, II. s. Ieech, J. H. Csryl, f. W. Kearney, 1r,
Edward Kearncy and John J. Scanne. OF New York
Horace NJ Ruggles. Of Morrisania; Joseph W. Fuller,
isaac McCombo, John A. Manning. George II. Cluett
Charles A. Mcleod and Charles r. Church, Of Troy
Eugene r. O'Connor Of brooklyn; Mrs. George r.
s,crmsn Of Port Henry Mrs. d. s. Lathrop, George
P. Lawton and Michael y. Nolan, OF Albany
Cottages. boarding houses and hotels are rapidly
being put In order, and many houses are already
entertaining guests Inquiries in regard TO rooms
pouring in rapidly and largo number are from
those who passed last summer abroad.
Joseph Russell has purchased OF the Frank Leslie
estate l6O Of land the east shore OF Saratoga
Lske The property sdt'ins picturesque Cedar Bluff
and has half mile Of lake frontage. Eventually this
land will be sub-dvided into villa sites.
The White Sulphur Spring Park Hotel, at the south
end Of Saratoga Lake. has been reopened by Thomas
c. sther, who is caring for large number Of guests
most OF them from Brooklyn.
The Robert Schuyler mansion and grounds, on tho
blur overlooking the west bank OF Saratoga Lake
being fitted up By the Kay aleosseras Club, recently
organized, and composed almost wholly of New-York
City politicians The great majority Of the members
men Of ample means, and they will make the
KayadeOsseras Club centre of good cheer during the
summer.
John Brophy of New. York, has rented Mrs stovor's
South broadway cottage.
The Saratoga Ministerial Association has snged
topics for the summer meetings, TO begin on July 9.
Sergeant Myron Allen Of the Eighth Precinct. New
York City is visiting his family. who occupy Van
Darn-st cottage.
ssrstoga's Pompeia" now in course of construc.
tlon, VIII, when completed. attract much attention
during the summer months The protector and owner
Is Franklin ". Smith, OF Boston. II occupies tho site
Of the Saratoga Gallery OF Fine Arts, In South broad
way, and VIII be ready for opening about the middle
Of July. "Pompea' will be q reproduction Of
pOmpelian house
Judge George s. Bstcheller Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, and his family, visiting their home
here.
A. C. Schuyler Of New-York, has rented his Union.
ave- cottage u Mr. and Mrs Buibndge b. Clark, Of
New-York
Judge Clough and family. OF Superior, Wis, are
quests OF Julius MelIcn. of Carolnc-St.
George skinner. Of New-fOrk. has Leased q Nelson.
senator Eugene r. o'Connor OF Brooklyn, who is
heavily Interested in here. offers TO donate
i've site for the normal school building, should
the Saratoga Normal School bill receive the approval
of Governor Hin, In whose hands II pow rests
The bill calls for an expenditure OF some sUOoOo:
Mrs. " G. Hoffman. Of New-York, has leased 3lrs |
Christina Lsthrops cottage. In Clcmcntave
The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Will increase |
It's number ~ trains next Monday, In orler u con-
meet with the Hudson River boats, and the
Lake George and Lake Champlsin steamers.
IN THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.