New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
SUMNER IN SARATOGA.
THE EARLY VISITORS FOUND THAT FINE
WEATHER BEGAN IN NAY.


MILLION OF vIsIToEs-coNvENTIoNs
THAT ARE TO BE HELD IN SARA
TOGA MANY CoTTAGFRs
IN THEIR PLACES.
Saratoga Springs. n. V. June 4.-'specia)-Ea''
visitors are here In comparatively large hu"'pers
and they watch with deep interest the general Pr'pa
rations being made to receive and entertain the n'
nAllion health and pleasure seekers WIZ p'o'o"e
their lives by annual visitation 10 'n' o'''s
atoga" few years ago was rare 10 o
arrive before the first Of June. but tin''s ""u
lions have changed 50 far as this national resort 10
concerned and eoch recurring wear finds the arr1v
MS Increasing I'm number. As the forty ana "'ore
universal springs never cease to pour iJi'h INV"
wonderful hcalfh-rcncwirg treasures. anu IL ="
bncing climate peculiar to this Adifohuaoh r"S' V
is always on tap the month OF Nav Is "'"o""'" ~
the reappeorance OF the mauv pilgrims VINO looN
unon this as the finest subdivision OF Tie H""o@'
calendar Many prefer May and June. >cpt'hOci
and October 10 the crowded July ana AngnN'' V'
as time passes The seasons are lcnghehu "n" ~
fact many Saraogians claim, without any h'T''' w
paturc from the truth. that the seasons 90 nov civ"
hut simply merge one with another. as Wis Tors AT"
sntertaped the wear round but they will admit that
the rush is spanncd by the midsummer moh'"S
Nav visit TO this altitude furnishes rare picture 10
those who enjoy and appreciate the translo''""''
scene furnished by nature. lTaun'hl .'""' '
budding foliage succeed the spring rams WIN" d"
comparaiye,v short Nmc bcfog- nauidated the ie-
mains OF winter. All nature is smiling over inc re-
turn Of summerlike weather. and the Srit1' OF GOO
cheer makes all god naturcd. and consequently
everybody is hsppy-happy that they are ahVc ana
in Saiatoea al this season Of tie year
While n number OF the smaller hotels ana E'.cr
hoarng honscs arc alr,a dy open entertaining ghess'
bonsccleaning- annual rejuvenating proe>S--'S "
rro,r.ss st s OF the other establishments ana II i
hind Of general free fora to see which shah rat
bc in readiness. All Of the hotels ana boarding ho"s
not vet open Will begin to receive guests al ih"'h
earlier date than usual. Last year many were '''
r.opencd tir the latter part of June Iha' was
mistake. BeneltnC by experience irsc """p''
have announced the opening breakfast OF June as INC
,ay when they viii hoist their Aass for The season. ana
asnc the front door keys mp on the OCTOBER anu
November pegs Other hotels. especially inc hrsT
ones will reopen the second Nonoav IN juno Io"e
before that time This vage-earatoga Is always i"
:" village, regardless Of census ehuneraton-"iu
look as handsome. fascinating and bewi'cmoe as nu
summer belle in a gaIden-party gown.
Ono Of the principal reasons for early opening Is
that an unusual number OF conventions have saratoga
dates They begin the first week IN June anu '''
scattered along through the summer ana carry a"'"'
IN order 10 meet the demand for convention purposes
The necessary legislation secured during the Winter
authorizing the village 10 issue BONDS u Tue amount
~, aaO 600 TO erect an auditorium capable OF seatihs
3 100 persons II is technically called 1.-The NIlasc
hall" The lot selected Is In South I'roaaway a"u w
tween Congress spring Park and the Ionpe"n HIS
torical reproduction known as the honSe VI i""''
Ground was broken about four weeks ago ana IL Is w
nected that the building vii, be ready Tor "s' ny
Ir,v 10 With the exception OF the Madison square
Garden in NcwYork CITY, II will be the largest con
vention hall in the Empire state IL Is being pun.
of stone brick and iron. The plans incnue SPe'"'
accommodations for press representatives ana "'o
graph operators fact that will he highly appreca'o
by the correspondents and reporters. "or" Oh '''o
village hall Is prosecuted day and night II VIII prove
lust such q structure as Saratoga WINS ar" " ~
hive been built wears 40. .
Tho Woodlawn Isrk contingent VIII remain ,H''
about mia october. 1t rclidcs Judge h"hFN n''''',
Mr. and Mrs John VI. Hughes, judge lo.aec husSc'
and family. Colonel ana Mrs. A. b. luton. Mr. anu
Mrs. Henry c. Hilton and Fredchc Hilton, all OF New
York CITY. ,.
George nEs, Of Merton Bliss & Co. Ncw-iork CITY,
will again with his family occupy Judge hhariS O.
Losic.s cottage. No 6of Broadway.
Spencer TIask. Of New-lork City, VIII pass ''e
season at "Yaddo' his county seat IN '''on aN..
md where he is erecting Of The largest summer
residences In III. vicinity. 1t is modelled arcf
Haddon Hall in England and Is of spacious dimch,
sions II occupies the site of his cottage destroyer
BY fire about a wear ago. . ,
Jane, H. Bresln o. thc GIlsey House. Nc~-lorh
City, and his daughters the Misses Brcslin nave '"uc
some extensive improvements TO their cottage NO 700
Rroadway and will reoccupy 1t at carly date
James f. Raymond, of the IL. p. Clahin Company
md family, Of New-York City, have rented lor ~o
summer the Charlie, Il. Church cottage In North
Broadway.
Thomas H. McGraw and family, of Poughkeepslc'
are occupying Lieutenant Commander A. ae H. NC
Nair's cottage, No. 535 broadway.
: De,nhcmcr and family. Of New-lork City, Will
shortly return here and take possession OF Mrs lsoora
C. Stevenss cottage. No 74s Broadway
Mrs Katharine Y. Ehrlnger, widow Of Johh W.
Ehrfnger, Will occupy her cottage. No Coz Broao"ny'
Dewitt j. seligmnn and family, OF New lorK ElH'
dore F. IamtOn's cottage. No. G2o Broadway
4. Eslel ami family. of N"w.fork CITY VIII summer e
In saratoga. They have rented Colonel George r.
joseph T. ,hlson, OF Doboy. Ga. has returned for
the summer and, with his family IS occupying MS
cottage No. 1Oj Iakc-ave. corner OF Clirulnr-sI .
join /. Cmtillon ana family of ,Ncw-lork city,
Will join the cottage colony Iney have leased inc
Thomas Iarrett and family, Of Broohlyn, have Sc
cured William Thompsohs Noodhwnave colnge;;
Mrs Patrick Kirby and family, of New-lork city,
are occupying Il. Il. Mc'chants cottage NO. III caro-
nj, %Tss k''FG'v aa family and f " iSHs
are situated Caroline ST.. are having them put IN
order fCr the season and will reoccupv them at an
George ). Robinson and family, Of TROY. will
again occupy Their own cottage at WOODLAND ave
MecoNhe and family and Mrs JG, S.p1 F Snlt5
FInncis y. Mann, lr and family. Of Troy have
again leased the thal1cS n. AllcH NJ. "1i
Woodlawn-ave
d. W Coon and family. OF Troy. will summer In
Mrs William H. TraVcrs cottage. No. COZ BROADWAY
lanes O'I,rien and family. Of Vow York Ciy. VIII
pass the summer at their cottage, No $50 Washing
ton-st . -
DR. Mary Howard. OF New York CITY. is occupy
Ing the wctse cottage. NO lo3 CrcnlarN'., ana pr,
Jennie V stanton. OF the same CITY, has rented the
Mercy cottage in FIanklin 81. al
Nv ma Mrs Albert spencer. OF Ncw-lork CITY,
viii probably again occupy the oscar A. Day co'tlge
IN Philadelphia st.
JTVP GTFTY IN BALTIMORE.