New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06


University; Edwin p. seavcr, of Boston; President
Il. j. Raymond, Of Wesleyan University Professor
J. G. Greenough Of We,tf.d Governor Davis, Of
Rhode Island President setii Low, of Columbia Col
lege; Henry Barnard of Connecticut T. b. stOckwcll
of Rhode Island the Rev. a. L. winship of Boston;
James W. Patterson, of Concord, Y. H. and others,
The Cycling Club of Saratoga had patriotic Fourth
Of July outing at the White Sulphur Spring Hotol
south end Of Saratoga Lake. The clan-bakc was
enjoyed by the members. and also by a large number
Of invited guests. Including many summer visitors
Dr. and Mrs. Il. Valencourt Deuel. OF Now York city,
and Saratoga springs, gave reception and german
Thursday evening, at their Franklin Square cottage
The occasion the formal entrance of their eldest
daughter. Miss Ruth Deuel., into society The cottage
was deliberately decorated. 1t the opening social
occurrence OF Tue midsummer season. and largely
attended. Miss Deuel. assisted at the reception
by Mrs. Frances d. Payn OF Saratoga Springs Mrs
Murray Shoemaker, of Cincinnati: Miss Booth of Bay
view, y. j.. Miss Corine Ballard OF New-York CITY
Miss Porter, Of Saratoga Springs, and Miss Mills Of
Fonda. j. Arthur Seavey assisted the dehuarIte In
leading the german Farres orchestra furnished the
music
At Rock City Falls next Wednesday night Miss Mary
KilIner, daughter Of Mrs. Clarence %. Kmer win DO
married 10 Walter Pientiss Butter a member of the
law firm of Pond, Bracket 81 butler, of Saratoga
! Springs Miss Kumer is granddaughter OF Chauncey
Knmer, the millionaire paper manufacturer. Rock
City Falls and Newfork City, who has presented her
! with handsomely furnished cottage in Greenfield
| ave, Saratoga Springs.
secretary Charles Whcatly of the SARATOGA Racing
! Association, came up from his Foriham home Tues
day, and the following day reopened for the sum
| mcr his office In what is known as the "Puuan-st
pool building" attached 10 the saratoga Club House
property. lie says that the prospects are good FOR
spirited racing season. Five stable, OF rcehorscs
have already arrived at Horse Haven. The strings
include those of Governor Oden Bowie OF MaIylnud
eli
the Labod Brothers, Of Cincinnati, eleven: W. walker
OF Kentucky ten; George Ayers. Of Albany. c-ht
large number Of additional stables arc expected in
| side of the ten days.
Already sabling quarters have been ENGAGED 10y the
BeveTwyck stable, of Albany twelve horses W. p.
| Burch, of south Carolina, for six seven; q. +.
Tompk1ns Glover Stable), OF New York, for six or
seven; W. b. Jennings, of Missouri, for nine ten
! samuel Bryant and James Murphy. OF Kentucky
HuTrcania stable toandiorts) OF Amsterdam, for sN
! German q Co., of Canada, for six; J. T. Dawes, OF
Montreal, Canada, for five; VI. Hogan. Of New York
for four; r. F. Ashe. OF California for six; Mcbride ~
Love OF Canada for six; the Excelsior Stable tear
Sons) of Newl ork for nineteen ii. DahliAan. Of
! NewYork, for nine ten; the Pool Stable t>lre
| Brothers., Of New-l Orh Tor twelve tho DWNcr
Brothers, of Brooklyn, for twelve or tlftoen Byron
McColland, of kentucky. for seven; J. X. Mcei.hen
d Co.. Of Kentucky. for ten; W. level, Of New ork,
for nine; Charles d. Mccoy, Of south Carolina, for
| eight, tie SCOggan BrOihtHs. or ktNtuchN, lUF
eighteen George Walbaum. of New York. for twenty
Andrew Thompson, Of Kentucky. for eight W. Lloyd.
of NewYork, for eight or ten: T. III. Stevens, of
| Kentucky. for twelve George Hearst. two stables,
! one under charge of Matthew Allen, twelve. and
California lo of eight santa Anita stable r. j.
Baldwin's, of California, for fourteen; X. Z. Camp
he'll. of California. for four; Edward Brown of Ken
! lucky for eighteen; ". Q. Scuy, of Kentucky, for
ten the Me>srs boswell. OF Virginia. for sN or elsht
| md Oi
several other stables certain 10 be- here have not
yet been heard from by secretary Wheatly who says
! Every box at our command viii bo occupied on the
opening day Of the summer sport-.' There VIII be
thirty DAYS racing, beginning Thursday July "a and
ending Thursday August .. There will be i've races
each day beginning at II 80 a. N. Captain !. T.
Mutt, of Brooklyn Will again be presiding judge
Among those who are at the United States Hotel.
and who viii pass the greater portion OF Tho season
here, are the following from Ncw-fork Guy l. t.
| Livingston, H. Parrish, William Cutting, John W.
Ellis Bay ard CLARKE Miss G. L. smith, Ms' Slnpnhl
Mrs W. Smcad Nathan >trus and family, Judge j. r.
DAILY and family W. BrenlOn yelling, Colonel +. II.
| Conkling Mr.. Andrews, !. c. BcckWhN. f.. Elhry
| Anderson Mr. and Mrs NJ. & Hr0nL<- J. Warren
Nash the Misses Nash Dr. John &. Minor. Mr.. ROD
elt J.. stuart. Miss stGtton ). Angus Manning D. n
Hamilton and family. Colonel G. a Postiry and tam
| ily Mrs GclstOn, Mis- Gcl-t0n, T. {" Remsen "4d
family. Dr. p K. johnson, 1ir and Mrs j. j. Lang
| john D. wood and family, Mr. aud Mr. G. .. A"eF-
! crombc, Louis WOImser, Mo. il. G.. Lapl1Al, 9l'o
Annette Vail, Mr.. T. J. kuS, the Ni-ses Nine J %"
/ Russak, ". c. DcMaTest ard family, Nls. A. &. DtN
| ter and G. A. Eaudoulne and family. Chicago j.
| r.presented by Mr.. Edison Keith. ". W. Keith Mrs.
j. H. NcVicher, Mr. and Mrs. Francis King. Other,
| include Miro. G. j. Perry, II. sefee4nt Mrs. Aua0lc'
Miss Anabe and Mrs James II. Carter Of Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs j. II. sayre, Of Newark Mr.. and Mis-.
II. q. LoOmis Of Burlington; Mrs. j. J.. Howard aud
Miss A. I. Howard, Of New Orleans, David T. KIM
"a ,tly HISS 4 iI,
salcrh J. D. PlaJt and family, Of Dayton, Rear I'd
mlral D. L. Harmony, CIttod States Navy. and NFa.
Harmony; Rear Admiral \ c. Rhlnd United states
Navy Mr. and Ars j. :: hoseIs' 3'i anu pr al a.
! Rolf, Of Montreal Mr.. and Mrs. X. ". burnett 81
On tie congress en book Of engagements for rooms
MAY be found the names If Mr.. and Mn. GcorSe y.
EodfopG Mr. Ei and nd Mr j. Webster Of Maiden Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. small, OF Boston NJ ana @1, 81
Of brown University; Governor John " Dey's' %
Rhode Island James W. Paterson, 81 Don,or4' ue
OF Brooklyn; Miss Fannie johnson Mr ana "a h e,i
Hgnn Ki3g Ar and Mr. Mr. dd q Mn ni'qG en n ard
Mr.. and Mrs = H. Stone, all Of NewrloIk CllS NE ihe
Eey and Yr Fo C % 81 OF bsSt IT, e. FS
Of Tege Haute the Rev. y r. shaltl. OF Norwicnn'
H HP sIf M df Derby D. " Lns Morton s. c Of
Malone Mr. and Mrs Ianl! A. Dyke o. rHaGcip"1'
John {. Davidson and family, X. j. Wade and fam
ily Mrs. +. H. sargent and son, ana Charlie osborn,
| viii pass the SUMMER. The Rev. +. ID. Maguirc, oi
! Albany formerly of 1T. Peter Church Of this place,
| stopped at the Wordcn lat Thursday. lie "ao IN
his way schroon Lake. where he hopes ~ ieS'Il,
his health. II. \. Bercsfou and 7, : bHcI i oi
boston, who are at this hotel, val nisticale hgIe
| c,Sn and r. A. RYAN of Phlndelpha, viii make the
| W0rdeu their headquarters during the season. . -,
| New. York CITY are located among the Hpanai peak
inQ colony at the Everett House, where they VIII pas
The entire season. Among Others now here, anu VINO
will make their summer home are -.
| Herrera. Miss Mercedes IIigoy"n, MI CI"'lIW33
| Y1igoycn, Juan j. Herrera McrscdIta Herrera ana
Antonio Crada all of lucatan. j. II. RAMIREZ 'N-
| Consul to Hamburg, and family, OF Me%loo, 1o,'
| l. Ramirez and ". Ramirez, OF Cuba, hulucl -
| Cook, Of Hrooklyn: Mrs. }. y. Casanova ana Mrs:
! lanes T.. DuVal, II pIip,burS Penn. inc young
yeonlc Of tho Everett gave pleasant entertainment
| in the parlors on Wednesday afternoon n
! Among those enjoying the early July season at ue
| Grand Union Hotel arc Joseph II. Choat". Mr.. ana
| l.cLr. AIr Il.