New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
SUNDAY EDITION.
JUGY 20, 1885,.
SARATOGA KEEPS COOL.
THE AHLLIONAIRES' PIAZZA THRoNGED.
x1Nc-B1no suoorlYG-vEw RACING AssocIA-
r1ox-pEEpAEING FOR RACE WEEK.

favored tbi, zorc of pleasure during tn week IL
has bccn "a, superb As saratoga belle Meteorological
uossm.,ts have not had single occasion TO IroWl'
and consequently All >argioga Is happy. Nhie otlcr
nl,ccs especially crowded centres Of population have
suffered from the debhating effect of oppressively
hot weather the entire Adirondack region mas been
blessed with cooling brcczcS. The week as whole
has provcG a glorious one to tile fifteen thousand
assembled guests who 10 their hearts content are en-
towing the gazette, and brilliant scenes o. uie md
summer season. now rapidly approaching l'' he'Sht
The arrivals have been very large for the thTd week
in July and NcwYork City has contributed IL" usual
quota.
John D. HAYS and James I. Brlsinham have sue
ceedcd Mr.. \. F. Wilder in the management OF the
Adelph Hotel
a[ i've United states Hotel yesterday was held
q, seeing Of the Eastern Railway ASSociation Of
which the Jio, W. D.. Bishop. of bridgeport, Conn,
i president Tho states has for years been a
Dopuar resort for railway magna'cs. ana the million
aire piazza received its name from the fact that 1t
* literally a cold day" when group OF managers
y, railroad millions cannot be the DivSiOn-st
ver}ndi.
4 hingbird tournament ~ 800 in prizes, was given
undcr Inc su,pcc, of The Saratoga Gun Club, and it
was participated in by almost 100 expert markNmen
whose names are known in sporting circle, the length
and breadth of the United states. About every state
and Territory between the t'ulf of Mexico and the
Dominion line and east Of the ScrraS was represented
sixty four thousand five hundred shots were fired
Everything considered. il OF the most notable
gatherings Of the kind held in America. and in
fact the number of expert, far exceeded those eN-
pected by the gun club. The Tournament will prob
ably be made annual feature hereafter. The shoot
inc ground is on the ca, side Of the town. and on land
owned by The Hon. Eugene F. OCJnaor, Of Brooklyn.
who is a sumner Sarato-iau and cottagcr.
Late during the season of lo79 it Wa rumored that
a second and now racing association wa> to be formed
here. It Is now -ta;cd what = called good au
thorlty that the Mount NcGwcor Railway Company.
Of which W. !. ARIEL oi The Judge" Publishing Com
pany. NewYorll City. is president Will take the in
itiat.ve in building running racersch outside Of cor
porate limits Of Saratoga springs and on tn, line Of it,
road. several capitalists, priHcpJIy New Workers.
Will join with the company in formine the new a.
ISOLATION. II is SAID that work Will bc begun within
a short time. and the new course il expected To be
completed Icforc the advent of another season. The
plans are completed and negotiations for the ncccS-
sary land are now in progress. The legal thirty DAYS
OF racing will be civcn but the date will not conflict
with the dates Of the Saratoga Racing Association.
which ha, given annual meetings here since l'64.
With the two associations the racing viii De
tended from thirty to sixty day. The promoters Of
the enterprise confident Of success, They pro
pose q MAKE il one Of the best track, In the country
Up % Thursday morning ;Ncntv nine racing stables.
embracing 300 horses, had reached here and are we'll
CHARTERED at Horse Haven They include the stable
Of ". 7. Burch q. Il. Tompkins, the BeverwycE
stable Hayden q Grecuer the Laboh brothers, ISlip
stable II. p. A,hn. hurricane stabia, p. II. DAILY.
Q. Bowie Pytchcy stable, VI. Hogan. Excelsior stable.
/. II. Dallmau. keystone stable, Wiliian Hcndre.
Charles ID. Mccoy. William Jennings, German a. CO..
ScOgcan Brother- W. Walker, Andrew Thompson. W
Mcbride James I. Williams John II. Norris, the
Iough Brothers, J. E segram. Edward Brown, and
George Ayrcs Half additional stables arrived
yesterday, and fifteen more are expected tonight, by
which time there will be over 400 horses here. The
Saratoga races will begin Thursday next aid con
tinue for over five weeks. There Will be I'VE races
each day IN the Of an excessively large number
Of entries the will be spit, which will cnSthen
the programme.
Among the late arrivals from New York CITY and
vicinity Mr.. and Mrs. Kompworth. J. II. Rodgers.
Miss II. Rodgers. Mrs L. @. TllOuson, Ms. ". LOWnd
ney, Mr. and Mrs ". 4. Ransom, J. J. Ransom. G.. @.
Young and family, +. y Atkins !. NJ. Mcmahon, +. b.
Russell, Mr,. J. Fellows. Mr. Kcpncr, > =. Ha>tlG>.
q. X Wethcrlce. T. K. Hutchinson, Nh and Mrs e.
Mayet, T. J. Farley, \. J. Sioddard, r. II. joyce,
Mrs 4. ". Dudley, Z. Maynard and family. i. VIII
hanson, j. W. stevens ana family. Mr.. and Mr. j. y.
Hadden, Il. Clarke, II. y. Lockwood. Mrs y. Wa.cmyn,
Mr. and Mrs. ;. T. Hemingway q. c. Parmley and
family Mr.. and Mrs G.. H. ocrbncr, Mis- T. ocribner,
u. NJ. Olyphant, g. s. Harvey, Dr. y. Broysnan, Mrs.
J. r Brevo0rt, Mss ". ScIf:ner Y. VI. ELEPHANT ". L.
shdmore, L. GoQEin, ". l.. :. >kdmOrc Nj and Mrs..
il. Carlisle. Mr.. and Ms ". G. Constable, j. Lclry.
J. W. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs., F. A. Loeram. L. W.
Ropes e. d. Hastings Miss staple. the Rev. and Mrs.
A. J. Rufln, Mrs. Wright Mr.. Martin. g. Il. Corning.
". II. Jones and family. Mr.. and Mrs. e. {. Miller.
Mrs. T. C. Cannon, l.. b. Clark, G. NJ Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. y. Wheeler Mr.. and Mr. ". II. Fay, Mr. and
MrS. L. D. Holmes Mr.. and Mr.. 7. ". Popp:l. Nj and
Mrs. o. A. Str,sc Mss II. Bchtnaa, Mr. and Mrs T. W.
DAWSON, T. NJ, Trains b. VI. stanley jr., F. VI. Evans,
L. J. McMclac,. Miss l.. X. Halsey. y. l.. AsIIuan,
Nls. J. Il. sanford, G. J. Eollc- ara family Mr. and
Mr.. ". J. Tanning, T. L. Mcrried, c. \. {. Foster,
L. shepard, jr., Miss l.. Elliott, Nr and Mro. ii. C..
Elliott II. {. shepard, Mr.. J. Franklin Miss NJ
Fowler, Mr.. L. w. tGwier, w. !. Hove r be4ldIct,
Mr.. AID Mrs. W. u, ia hwcil, A. Jewell, Mr and Mrs.
GTsTiG, b. pi1; "; IT, 1G'G2 u ' c. Ngaonr
Mrs. W. L. Cole Mis- Cole NJ. J. \. Trevor. NJ.
springer, g. H. DcNinc, r. l. Nalfe, Mr.. ga Mr.
G. p Lyons, Mr.. ana Mn +. r. Weldon. =. J. Warren.
A. :. ROsenthal and family, !. Snyder ". illans =.
Nj f. j. i,tcner mr. and Hr,. " $. ioi. W. anu
Alden, }. Hunter. f. >hcalc lli- " l.. Slc4f.. NJ
iiougn H. r. Mcintyre " H. slattnck. Sir. and Mr.,
NJ. Josephthal. T. u. Harley, the Rev. !. NJ Kidd
Ms. J. 9. Pca-e, II. =. LcFetra. +. Walllcc : y
White. Miss ogden. Miss Post =. L. Henry. \. r.
Mr. and Rc Mr. G e. y re L. Il rurdy D. G Matthews
5 E c4Ian; M and Mr., " D. Garrison Mis- G5Ti
s9h D l., Haley, Mr.. ana Mr.. .. W. Chamberlain,
H. H. hrochway, g. BryntOn, }. Blake, VI. A. Nolan.
Co. c,.o ~ Morris J. w. C9lburne, j. Martin i. A. liar
Cc%n, Mr. and Mr. j. H. sherman, NJ and Mr.. w. A.
Eniiehon, p; F. Kane. i. \. schmldt 4. G. iiamiin
Iri9tnau, Mrs.. " MacFarlah. Miss FORD. M,, II.
heiosR W. ). simpson, II. ). buchanan. 4. A. Nc.
ara -; ~; d. Jones, T. L. Noble, b. W. Iond, Mis-
l.. >. a!kcr, MI. J. y. Rec, J. : Warren Mis-
6 6Tino.n' MiIs Queen. Mr. y. f. Landon Mis- NJ A.
Tnayer, Mrs. V sullivan t. r Williams NJ = n
MiillamS' Mis- L. D. Richmond Miss 4. Kclluu G. H.
S SedIvn ana ana iami!l J. MURPHY. Miss j. Eycsari W.
Green. DR. y Green. G.. D. Tarr,r, W. j. Jamson
MI ~ olseh9 A u Mangln H. D. Eame>, Mis- BarGes NJ
SiniohN Ie Misses sudan, ". T. MlckaV H. Sauy,r
Mrs l. H. Lapham, Miss r. eucc,. Vi. and Mr.. {
na IeiSoi MI t.: huGkham A. Lee Mr. and }lr, r.
so1, G. C. jenkins W. > Bruce. Mr., F. 4 Scpujc
and family me Misses Graham, the Mise, Ki,,an. :
steenburg, W. g. BRADY, ". ". ray los G. G. ,,Ecr
L. j.. Thaycr, q. j. Croft Mr. ana Mr>. H. : Wail"cc'
a. a. c Nd D'Man l. L9ns, w. hosalu,. C. Hndiey Mr.
DR.. II. c. Riggs. +. w Ropes r. O'SulIivan y a.
Osnllvan Miss sullivan, Mr.. and Mr.. Dana H.
North. H. {. Eaton the Rev Il. c. FtzslrnomI O.
Galnns, W. NJ Lyddy, the Right Rev j. j. Conrny
Miss De La Rcintrie Mr.. and Mrs. J. K smith NJ
and Mrs. J. p. VI. Dcman. Mr. and Mrs r + Rn,-
land. Nj. and Mr.. j. NNcLI. O. s. Earr-.r 80 -.