The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-31
having with them some thirty brass bands. Fhe races closed the 18th.

having with them some thirty brass bands. Phe races closed the 18th.
 Enough will be going on in Saratoga the next three weeks to cause large number of people to remain here and many more to come. The weather is beautiful. The air is extremely bracing as 1t is waited from the Adirondacks, The streets are kept nicely and evenly sprinkled by a system peculiar to sar' atoga. No mud, but the dust just properly laid. Hotel rates are even lower than heretofore in many in- stances The Clarendon is most de- lightfully situated on the highest grounds on South Broadway and un- der the able management of mine host Mir. John Spitler the most perfect sat isfaction is given. Four meals per day are furnished. the rooms are es- pecially provided with all necessary home-like comforts. The piazza room covers over seven hundred feet. fronts on two streets and the hotel park. where is an ever-iowing fountain of medicinal mineral water. and which is free to all the guests of the house. The orchestra discourses fine music morning and evening, and for the par Tor hops as they are given. The hotel accommodates seven hundred guests
 Among the various persons that have been or are now at Saratoga have mo- ticed MT. James English and wife, l.. A. Beecher, l.. M. Beecher. Dr. W. H. Sage. John Richardson of the Yale Ma tional bank, Mrs. pr. Winchell. Der nard Shoninger. Mrs. Sherwood S. Thompson and son Paul. MT. Zunder, Paul Well, F. s. Coe and family. James Gallagher, Jr.. Frederick Cowles, T. A. Brien, wife and daughter, George Bishop, Mrs. W. H. Sears. Mrs. W. H. Sears, Jr., Wallace B. Fem and wife. Captain Charles H. Townshend and wife, Ira l.. Allen, Judge Simeon F. Baldwin, T. J. Fox, s. G. Gallagher, J. c. sherman, R. H. Williams, P. D. Brown, J. A. McCaffrey. F. s. Curtis, Augustus Barnes and wife, Mrs. Mo Gowan, MT. and Mrs. Mccarthy Miss Nellie Clark, Miles H. Goodyear, Corpo- ration Council Driscoll, s. F. Strong.
 In our interview with Captain Charles H. Townshend, our enterpris- ing townsman, at the Hathorn fa- nous spring yesterday, he gave his tory of the wonderful cure performed on him by the free use of Hathorn wa ter. While he was suffering under a dangerous malady, and was treated by the doctor with no good results of his being entirely restored, and says the genial captain, T have just ordered a fresh case of Hathorn to be sent to my New Haven home" At the same time he was searching for bottle to take some of the water to his hotel. Similar cases to the captains are often heard at the springs. Their patronage Is very large this season. The water is bottled daily and sent to all parts of the country in case lots in pints and quarts. The Vichy is another water which has a large patronage almost entirely for stomach difficulties such as indigestion. Evenings their rooms on Broadway are crowded with patrons. The double deck electric cars are crowded on every trip to Saratoga Lake. The ride is delightful, and the lake Is fine sheet of water on which steam yachts are continually cruising. Large numbers partake of refresh ments, including the genuine Saratoga chips, at the hotel at the lake.
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