New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-31
LONGEVITY AT SARATOGA.
PEOPLE OVER EIGHTY YEARS OF AGE
NUMEROUS.
THE SMALLER HOTELS OPENING FOR GUESTS
REPAIRS ON THE UNITED STATES
OF APPEALS.

REPAIRS ON THE UNITED STATES
COURT OF APPEALS.
Saratoga Springs. N. Y, May 30 tspeciaD-out OF
population of 55,151 In Saratoga County there are
almost 500 who eighty years old and upward winch
includes O goody number OF nonagc1arans Desiues d
few centenarans. This remarkable longevity Is NANNY
due TO the heathfulness of the Adirondack climate,
which al all times OF the year is both nvigorating and
exhilarating Had the compilation embraced pepoie
between seventy and eighty years OF age the st "ou
have been rebled for many Of the most active peope
in Saratoga County past the allotted threescoro
years and ten The beneficial effects OF the climate
are materially assisted by the curative powers Vi '"'
many mineral springs found here.
Several of the smaller hotels were reopened TO-
dav for the season and others will on Monday next
begin 10 entertain summer guests. There has been
large increase in the number of guests this week. ana
among them are many familiar faces.
The Court Of Appeals Judges have arrived at inc
Windsor Hotel and will begin their Saratoga summer
Term In the Town Hall binding Monday. Included
among the arrivals are Judges William c. Ringer Fran
els ". Finch, Charles Andrews, Rufus W. Pecknahi,
,ohn clinton Gray Denis OBrien and Robert Earl Oh
the First Division, and also judges David l.. FoietV'
Charles F. Brown, Alton b. Parker, joseph fo'cr'
Irving G. Yam, George A. Bradley ana Albert hash''
of the Second Division. number OF the Judges arc
accompanied by their families many OF whom VII r'ss
the entire season here. The summer term Oh 'ni'
Rerlnnng on Monday evening and covering almost
to,r DAVIS the American Home Missionary society
CONGREGATIONAL body, will hold Its sixty min a'er
sary The annual sermon will be delivered Oh iuoS
doy evening by the Rev. Dr. wolcott Caikins' Oh Ne"
ton Mass The Worden Hotel will be the headquarters
of the Congregatonalsts' , . o,o,
The schenectady Citizens Corps (36th Separate COM
Ca,.air A A Yates has completed arrange
Irnnts for a weeks encampment at Cedar Biut' sara
Zoo, Iahe beginning June 90. During the ehoa'np
,ent the sehenectadans will be visited by the s"'oe
citizens, Corps (22d separate Company anu " 'o"'
petltive drill will take place. ,.. ,
Frank T. Wall and family, OF New orh ivy, ~
rented for the season The CABLES INC 4'0i'" ~
wav cottage of william A. Shepard c,...
n Rernheimer and family Of New-forR WV
,-,n occunv Mrs. stevenss cottage in North broao-
NV r. A Crawford and family, of New-York CITY,
have leased the Hooper c. Barrett cottage Ill 4o'''
Broadway VII c,., ,,,,
william D. Ellis and family. of Network CITY, VIII
again this season occupy their own co'U'so III
Broadway. ~, c,.
Iosenb 7 Gleason and family, or New-York City,
u,,u occunv the IIeminway cottage. at Caroline and
Regent SITS. 49,. Vol,
John II. Harbeck, IT,, and family, Of New lorR
c,tv will again summer in the F. A. White cottage
III BENJAMIN F. Sphinx and family, of New York City.
will soon take possession of their North broau"aS
cottage. - -, D.,eo +ho oIetorical re-
production. is again open for Inspection -, , horn
The state Association Of Underakers WILL me-. NJ
in annual session within short time Inc luheT I
directors will be cheered by address Oh welcome ~
Charles NJ DAWSON who will undertake 10 repfcse"'
Village President Lohnas. -, H.. ..o., aud
Colonel Clement has transferred his entire stan ana
force from Hotel Lakewood, Lakewood, ~ J', 10 Coh-
gress Hall , -, ,. - ,ho Grand
Union Hotel will shortly be married TO MISS hIpla
Gaines daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Games Vi
Washington ID. c. at, A.. ohoroos
Tompkins Gage & Perry expeditng the cha mge
and improvements at the United states Ho.eE , aSvo
A number OF their regular summer guests VIII arlNo
previous to the regular opening Of this hotel.