New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
SEPTEMBER IN SARATOGA.
UNUSUAL CROWDS OF VISITORS FOR SD
LATE A DATE IN THE SEASON.

RECEPTIONS AND DINNERS-ENJOYlNG THE
CLEAR BRACING AIR OF THE DAYS THAT
OPEN WITH FRosr-THE STREET RAIL.
WAY ASSOCIATION.
Saratoga springs. ~ Y. sept. "a Cspeciall.-The
gradual lowering OF the temperature In the Adlron-
dacks IS driving visitors homewad, especially 'hose
not provided with apparel suitable to the hipplhs
air OF the early morning and frosty nights The
bracing and invigoratng atmosphere Is greatly en-
loved by those who visit this place In the autumn
as II adds healthful glow to their faces ana an
elasticity 70 their steps. Though the rush OF 'i'Vei
Is over yet the arrivals are unusually iarse lo' ''
late date Two or three Of the cottage colony
families have closed their establishments ior 'ne
year. bur the great majority Will not depart uh'''
about the third week In october. The railroads have
reduced the number OF their trains TO certain extent
bat the fall arrangements will not go into ehect io'
some time 10 come
william D. Woods. OF New York. and Miss Minnie
Geary. Of Saratoga Springs married on Monday
They will reside In New-Yorh.
Mrs Lucy A. Leggett OF Washington, and MIS-.
! F. H. Howard. OF Boston. prominently known In con
nccion with the women's Republican Association OF
tho United States are In town. They propose to or
ganlze club here.
The Post Wheeler veterans have returned from
! the National Encampmcnt at Washington. They hah
JOYOUS reunion at the National capital.
The linton Electric Railway Company on TUESDAY
! entertained the Railway Association delegates with
! - ride IN q Pullman double decker to SaritOgs Lake
! the geyscrs. and return. This style OF car wsS
| first used here. and II closely Inspected by th'
! street railway representatives.
The Saratoga Gun Gibbs third annual trap-shooting
! tournament, which began Tuesday. was concluded
Yesterday afternoon There were present expert shots
from all parts Of the State
| At the tenth annual meeting OF the New-fork state
| RAJ a
this week II was conceded that this Is an electric ag'
and that all methods OF motive power must give way
| 10 electricity Street railway statistics IN North
| America are Interesting six hundred and forty-foul
| cities and towns equipped with roads Of I'M
number 2G5 utilize electricity and 379 miscellaneou
powsrs. New-York CITY f. credited with nineteen
roads having miscellaneous power. Ninety nlne place
are contemplating the construction of electric road
and seventy eight towns are proposing rapd tahsi'
| equipments OF various kinds.
| Mrs julius H. Caryl, OF New-York. who has cot
tage here has lent TO the Pompeiian House OF fansa
n marble statuete OF Fidelity She inherited It from
Anne Jume The historical work Of art was
brought from Rome In 1915 by Bonaparte II sub
seoicnty came into the possession Of Marshal Ca
| licrrc who while visit TO America, presented
| Il to Nine Jumel. at that time resident OF New
| York Mrs. Caryl has also lent to the I"'lse OF
pansa pair OF marble lions. recovered from the RUNS
of Pomp,ii, and which were once the property OF
Louis Napoleon. He gave 'heh W MIS- Narsi "nei
| he was "A young lady.
G. Vanderbilt Barton, of NcwYork and Miss Jesse
| Agnes Cuett, OF saratoga springs and Troy, VIII h.
married October 5. The ceremony Will take place NJ
| Christ Church In that city
| The Republican County Committee was organized
| nm Wednesday MS follows: Chairman. Frank Jones
| OF Ballston Spa secretary, Charles Mckalior; Oh
Waterford the executive committee includes 1ohn
| " Howe of saratoga Springs; II. n. McKae' !3i
| saratoga; George J. Jackson. OF Morean: Frank u.
| Peck, Of Waterford c. r.. Rulison or Malta H. H.
| Ksthan OF IIndcy; Frank Jones, Of Milton.