New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-07
FINE WEATHER At SARATOGA.
NEW ARRIVALS NUMERoUs-THE MINISTERIAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOPPING
A RUNAWAY TEAM.

A RUNAWAY TEAM.
Saratoga Springs, " Y, July 6 (speciaD.-The
weather to-day has been its best behavior beant
full and clear. The arrivals rapidly increasing.
those of to-day being by far the largest Of the
Over 1000 ladies and gentlemen enjoyed the open
ing concert given by Napier Loihian's orchestra on
the court piazza Of the Grand Union Hotel yeser-
day evening
The Rev. DR.. +. a. Huntington. of the Auburn
Theological Seminary. will occupy the pulpit OF the
Broadway Presbyterian Church tOmOrning morning
The Saratoga Ministerial Association will Mon
day next begin the summer weekly discussions. The
Rev Perry S. Allen will open the debate the
topic The Churches In Relation to Scientific Scepti-
csm-
The New York lawyers who are TO appear in the
McQuade Doodle trial Ballston Spa next week Will
lind that legal day In Saratoga County Is longer
than an argument against time. Instead OF one
session daily, ending in time for p m. dinner,
there will be twO-at least, this is DistrictAttorney
T. f. Hamiltons opinion at present. The hours
will probably be from 10 10 D. M. with a
midday recess of about an hour or so for lunch
and a cigar. Should hot make its appear
snce, the Ballston temple Of Justice Will be a
ver1table anti-fat box. The courtroom Is Of ex-
ceedinGly limited dimensions and ill-ventilaed
"Br0ncho Chsrlle.s who IS attached TO Wild
West show here. pluchy brought his border knowledge
TO practical while MISUNDERSTANDING in Broad
way yesterday afternoon team attached 10 a
carriage, in which seated two ladies, became
frightened and started of a furious pace Mustang
Charles rushed 10 their 1t lively race
for short distance Closing in on the running
horses, he caught them by the head and brought
them TO sudden halt He heartily applauded
NO damage was done, and he was the recipient Of
profuse thanks from the rescued ladies.
The 25-mlle running race here yesterday after
noon, between Albert Follctt, OF this place and G.
4. Smith, of Jersey City, was won by the former.
The match was for $50 side. Smith has challenged
Follet for another match al the same distance.
In the list of arrivals nom New-York are Mrs. C..
BROWN Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. j,
NJ. Donald Mr.. and Mrs. G.. I. Rogers J. f..
Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hobbe Mr.. ard
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bacon, A. g. Goodwin w. H. Gardiner.
II. A. Brown. Miss Brown. Z. A. Brown A. Freeman
Mr.. and Mrs. A Tucker, DR.. c. Wright, F. IL.
Smith, T. J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs j. r. McKeever,
v. d. Delaplaine. H. c. Magurc, Mr.. and Mrs. ". b.
Turner, MI. and Mrs. W. G. Cremp, s. H. Brown,
f. LittIeheld and family, ". H. Benedict c.
II. Gallzer and family, Mrs. J. Mclaughlin and
family c. Warning, F. T. Stiles, ". {. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Graham. c. T. Stiles Miss Mickell
Mrs. {. H. sinder, Mrs. W. A. HoughtOn, w. ID.
Laughna T. NJ. Jennings, Mrs Gillian, J. &. McNutt,
Mr. and Mrs. IL. L. Clinton, A. f. Meyer, Mr.
and Mrs. A D. Morgan. C. c. J. MAIDEN. ". H..
Dimmette, +. Wolfe, Mrs. T. Wolfe, Dr. C. H.
May, Miss A vsa, Miss Kohn, c. n Kellogg, s. r.
Lesher, c. Dickey, A. F. Smith. the Misses inman,
NJ. and Mrs. j. Gregg Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4. sterne
L. Levy @. washburn, W. V. Creighton, Fl. stedman.
NJ s. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. @; Il; Iagham; Mr.. and
Mrs III. r. browne, Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Brown,
W. s wyckof, Miss wyckod, H. NJ. Chesebrough,
J. NJ. Turner, r. W. Jansen, g. l.. Smith, Miss
Gfosvenor. Mr. and Mrs J. Van Bergen Mr. and
Douglass, NJ. Hecht, Miss NJ. r. Tice. Mr.. and Mrs.
!; Walter, ID. Phyfe, A. 4, Johnston, ~ Watson.
fulheimer and family, a. II. Altmayer r. d.
h'ee and family, J, l. Goodwin, d. z. Barry. Mrs.
:, a Riley. A. A. Clark Is. williamson B William
sson, ir.. Mr.. and Mrs c. Cohen, D. S Clancy f..
Nson. j. T. Mitchell; Miss J. strassler, l. H. joyce,
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hamilton, d. r. Mullins IT, W.
Asween. @ - MaDnA ~ end Mrs. Heller, J. IL.