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Page V

CONTENTS

[ILLUSTRATION] [Description: 628EAF. Page V. In-line Illustration. Image of women in Greecian dress and a winged cupid.]

PAGE.

  • UP THE HUDSON—Off for Saratoga
    1

    • Horse-Racers 2

    • Gamblers 3

    • Clergymen 5

    • The old Pilot 6

  • SARATOGA—Preparing for the
    Great Race 7

    • Longfellow 8

    • Lo! the Poor Indian 10

    • Joke 10

  • STEEPLE CHASE 11

    • Jockeys 12

    • Jake 12

    • Albert 13

  • GRAND STAND 14

    • The Ladies on the Grand
      Stand—Betting 16

  • ARTEMUS WARD 17

  • TRAVERSE'S JOKE 19

  • PHILOSOPHY 19

  • CONGRESS SPRING, Saratoga 20

    • The Statistics of Saratoga 20

    • Early Settlement 22

    • Growth of Saratoga 22

    • The Old United States 23

    • The Race Track 24

    • Use of the Waters 24

    • Analysis of Springs in a Nut-Shell
      25

  • RACES—FUN—PERSONAL 26

    • Horse Talk 26

  • A PARTY OF TAMMANYITES 27

    • The Round Lake Camp Meeting
      28

    • Funny 28

    • Who is Here? (Personal) 28

  • LOVE AND GEOGRAPHY 31

  • GINX'S BABY 32

  • THE BLOOD OF HARRY LEE 35

    • The Story—Calhoun and Webster's
      Big Hearts 35

  • GEN. SHERMAN TALKS 38

    • Sherman's Story 39


    • VI

      Page VI
    • Presidential 40

    • Emperor Grant 41

  • FUN BETWEEN THE HOUSES 43

    • Yankee Jews 45

    • Indignation 45

    • Dainty Dishes 45

    • Extreme of Vice 46

    • Gambling 46

  • SPRINKLED—New Spring, Jessie
    Crane 47

    • New Indian Spring 48

    • Fizz 48

    • Walking Sticks 49

  • SARATOGA TURN-OUTS 50

  • MOON ON THE LAKE 53

    • Rich Sam Duncan 54

    • Poor Sam Duncan 54

    • Old “Frank Waddell” Bottle 54

    • Potatoes (The Secret) 56

  • SARATOGA GOSSIP 57

    • Levity at the Clarendon 57

    • Joke 58

    • Groesbeck on the War Path 58

    • Self-made Men 58

    • “Poker” 59

    • The First Masquerade 61

    • Masquerade Generally 62

    • Brown's Boys 62

    • The Pirates 63

    • Ancient Henry 64

    • Uncle Hank in the Grocery 64

  • CONGRESS SPRING 68

    • Dreadful Developments 69

    • No Word of Hope 70

    • Our Correspondent Expelled 71

    • Lan— Invited to Go 72

    • The Exile's Return 74

  • ELI PERKINS' SERMON 75

    • The Contrast 76

    • Among Gentlemen 76

    • The Newest Sensation 76

    • These Cretonne Suits 77

    • Gentlemen's Toilets 77

    • Dressing at Saratoga 77

    • Benches in Congress Spring
      Park 78

    • Statistics 78

  • SARATOGA AMUSEMENTS 80

    • One More Joke 81

    • Eli Perkins Preaches on
      Prices 82

    • Feeing Waiters 83

    • Hats 84

    • Eli is Lan— 84

  • PICTURES 85

    • A beautiful Christian 85

    • Full Dress Ball at Congress
      Hall 87

    • Married Ladies with Beautiful
      Children 87

  • LOVE IN A GRAVEYARD 89

    • The Old Sexton 89

  • EPITAPHS 92

  • THE EFFECT OF THE SNAKE
    STORY—A JOKE 96

  • SARKASUM 98

  • THAT HORRIBLE BUCK 100

  • REV. ELI PERKINS 102

    • Types 103

  • FLIRTING 105

    • When Fred's a Flirt 106

  • MEYERS AND THE CEDAR
    BLUFF 108

  • GRAND HOP AT THE CLARENDON
    111

    • Swells 112

  • KISSES 114

  • GRAND SOCIAL CONGRESS 116

    • At the Clarendon 117

    • Committee on Incomes 118

    • Committee on Pedigrees 118

    • Committee on Flirtation 118

    • Committee on Dress 119

    • Other Committees 119

    • The Intriguing Committee 120

    • These Terrible Developments 120

  • A CHRISTIAN ACT 121

    • Subscriptions 122

  • PORTRAITS—Geo. H. Bissell,
    B. F. Beekman, Chas. Wall,
    John R. Cecil, Hugh J.
    Hastings, Col. A. Boody, Jas.
    H. Breslin, Peter Gilsey, Col.
    Abeil Heywood 123

    • Fun 124

    • Awful Profanity 124

  • COL. FISK OF THE 9th 125

  • FASHIONABLE SOCIETY AT
    THE CIRCUS 127

    • Affecting Incident 128

    • “Society People” 130

    • Our Circus Mirror 131


    • VII

      Page VII
    • Personal 131

    • An Episode of War 132

    • More Personal 133

    • Toilets 133

    • Guests Present—Very Personal
      134

    • Eli Perkins of Connecticut 136

  • JOKE—EVERYBODY SOLD 137

    • Fun at Dinner 139

  • SARATOGA CROWDS 140

    • Old Dog Brave 141

  • MR. PERKINS GOES TO THE
    CLARENDON 142

    • A Poor Man 143

  • CLARENDON 145

    • Watching the Balcony 145

  • JOSH BILLINGS INTERVIEWED
    147

  • MR. PERKINS MOURNS BECAUSE
    HE DOES NOT
    DANCE THE ROUND
    DANCES 150

    • Terrible Development 150

    • Eli in Tears 152

  • ECLIPSE OF THE GAS WORKS 153

    • To Sleep 156

  • THE GREAT SCANDAL CASES
    —Barons and Judges Implicated
    158

    • The Joke a Success 159

  • SARATOGA INDIAN STORY—
    Lena and Oronta Disappear
    in Congress Spring 163

  • THE DEFEAT OF LONGFELLOW—The
    Breaking of Old
    John Harper's Heart 169

    • A Funeral and a Wedding 169

    • After the Race 271

  • ELI CRAZY ON STATISTICS—
    Multiplication, Addition, and
    Substraction 172

    • More Statistics 173

    • The Other Hotel Statistics 176

  • THE BATTLE OF SARATOGA 177

    • The Colored Troops 179

    • The Gun Boats 179

    • The Battle Rages 180

  • THE PERKINS FAMILY 182

  • SARATOGA IN 1901—Eli an Old
    Man 191

    • Europe 193

    • Dropped Down at Long
      Branch 193

    • Through the Air to Saratoga 195

    • How the Young Ladies were
      Dressed 196

    • Intemperance 198

  • NEW YORK IN 1901—Fashion's
    Changes 201

  • GOING TO PARTIES IN 1901 204

  • CANT WORDS IN 1901 207

    • New American Dictionary 208

    • Ritualism in 1901—Candles
      Versus the Sun 212

    • Church of the Imitation Candles
      215

  • SARATOGA AGAIN IN 1901 221

    • Congress Spring Dries Up 222

    • Growth of Saratoga 222

    • Longfellow and Uncle John
      Harper 223

    • The Boys 224

  • VALE 226

  • HOME AGAIN 227

  • NEW YORK—At Ball & Black's 231

  • ELI CONFESSES HIS SINS 234

  • FIFTH AVENUE FLIRTING 236

    • I Like to be Loved 236

    • Julia's Idea 238

    • FLIRTING 241

  • NEW YEAR'S CALLS 245

  • ALBERT AND JULIA 249


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