New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
NEWPORT.


COTTAGES WELL INHABITED BATHING And
YACHTING.
(PRoM TEIE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE rRBBsks
NEWPORT, July 10.-The quiet dizziness Oh
Newport has az last disappeared The celebratonet
the glorious Fourth seemed the turning point and
with its intermihable speeches, s, proeesson anu N
music and fireworks the evening, has fairly opened
the pleasure season. since then has followed pieaAani
weather. neither hot nor cold. hardly warm
enough indeed, to induce that pleasant
feeling OF lasstude enjoyable In tins
country or after a good dinner. Tho last week hss
brought the people flying from the peutup air OF the
cities The hotekeepers who had begun 70 sro" anr
ous as TO their receipts feel better and say tha'
during no for the past years have their houses
been better patronzed at this time. Then the music
has started up and every evening since the Fourth heS
have been concerts, either at the hotels or on Iou"
Park This Of has no reference TO Inc hahd'
organs and small boys with yolins, who nfest every
SPOT even playing for those who are bathin0' very
exciting contest was going just now, in front OF Iour'
Park between an organ-gr grinder and rval musician
with bag-pipe. Each was playing as LOUD anu IaS' q.
possible but the organ seemed TO be the faVore anu
took the most money But the erncer got ulseus'"o'
and the bagppes held the ground me for nan au h'
after2ard
The Atlantic House took the lead and gave the fret
hop of the season Saturday evening 1t was NOT
much of hop, being little too early and
very few were there. But the band played deuciow
waltzes and galOps until nearly Midnight "hie tue
audience sat around in the halls and parlors Only one
OF two couples were brave enough or suuielenuy
tempted to dance. and then In out OF the way corheh
the hall where no could Them Another reception
is to be given this evenings During the season there
will be two concerts and reception every week AZ tnh
house though the regular have not yet been de-
cided The contributions which were gathered cary All
the season will furnish two public concerts perhaps
three each week upon Touro Park on Wednesday and
Friday evenings and tho Atlantic House Iaces lhs'
park guests OF the house will have music Deary eVry
evening IL the band which accompanies the services
held ON the park Sunday evenings is counted theJ
have music every evening. The Ocean House. however
bears away the palm forimusical treats Aorp' noon
and N ght Wiese's band from NewYOrk play there un
one would think there danger OF sutfeit Inc cen
| certs began OH Monday. The first regular reception
will be given on Saturday, and each week during the
! season on the same day During the day tho band
stationed in the little pagoda Of the hotel winch
has been raised and otherwise improved. Evidently
those who come Newport viii not hack for music and
may use their for listening feet for dancing U
| their hearts content.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The hotels already present gay inhabited aspect the
numbers Of ladies' and gentlemen sitting or promenad
ing on their broad pazzas changing the view from tas
previous chilly empty appearance Tue regular Sum-
mer guests too taking the places OF the transient
peOpIc who have been the chief dependence hitherto
| Atlantic House has now about 50 guests Among
those who are stopping here g wilde and family.
! Charles Wagner and family. BennO Wolf and family
| James NJ Brown and family, Judge Hale, r. BaDcock
| and George W. Jones with their families Of New-Yortg
J. T. Holloway, Mark Hollingsworth, aud the Rev r.
Caddhy OF Boston; DR.. j. V. Marrisel OF Eau River,
and Judge A. v. Adds and OF Washington
| Prof VIM Rodgers President OF the Technical Instt
tute OF Boston, is expected this evening There are
little over hundred people the Ocean House Cyrus
| W Field aud Edward NJ. Field were there on Monday
| VIM NJ Evarts has also been staying there An excnr
sion party consisting OF the superintendent OF the Long
Island Railroad and friends there last night
! J. b. ,Bates and family. De Grasse Livingston and
family G. b. Du Bots and family, j. r. Plat and family
and John Dore and family OF NewYor Mrs. H. Duhring
and daughter and VI vain OF Philadelphia are spending
| the Summer at this hotel. Augustus L. Brown ana Il
| r. Reed with their families and Mr. and Mrs f. r.
Gunther Of NewYork will be there IN few days fhs
| st Elmo Commandery OF Knights Temp,ar from New
Haven have dinner there tomorrow, after cam-oafe
! at Watch HILL The Aquidneck House filling mp, and
Numbers among its guests Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Selck OF
| New.York Charles II. Harding and family OF Boston.
Count Della Sala and Gen. Beaverton OF the u B. Army
are also here Admiral Porter Is expected today Count
| Delporte, vicomte Deamare, Commander Wallace OF
Washing c. Guern, and Senior Della sala OF the Aus
trau army have recently engaged rooms at Perrier'
! pension in Belleyue-aye
| THE COTTAGES FULL.
Few cottage residents now arriving; about MI arr
here Those who are already established IN their Villas
resting afer the exhaustive pleasures OF as'
Winter and their festivities viii hardly begin before tho
middle OF August The latest arrivals have been ChaA
| u Russell OF New-York living on Narraganscttsye
W s. Gurnee OF New York. VINO mas SoN. Morgahs Coz
49,. ,iace. ~ q Pennington OF Ncw-YOrk, living on
Dekson-st: Thomas WInaus OF Philadelphia who occu
Providence who takes MEs. MarsnalS house on Pelham
| AZ Others are COMING, Tor George Mneltlaho
NJ Rosfop has taken Ncavers cottage BerkeyaNe.
near the Ocean House. Mr. Preston Of New-oreans nA
! rented Alurphy's on kHy-sL, Henry Barclay OI Nov
Work is 90 occupy his father cottage on bellevue
| and Henry Howard, agent OF Great Britain IN .ho
Mixed Commission, has taken Warnings cottage Oh $50
arlne-st The ltalan minister has also taken e1
here All the cottages look finely now, ana espSoAy
| In the lawns and flower plots does the garucuot
appear be developed. Little IL seen OF the in' 80
except upon the avenues and when they stray iso Ss
hotels occasionally 10 near the music or LOOK iVI .st.
| Every day the harb0r contains some OF tno rne
belonging To the many squhdrOns ntounu smith f
new soamyacht America, owned D} iivLll " khIrirh,s
NewYork, here few days ago. hehil A. ntber,
yacht, from Providence. has 1ust olI s htbingis
keep coming going all the season hne oHnr.lon
excellent now aud about 80, more VIE" 10 sfrc"ts
pnres arc plenty try AZ daily. Occasiohaiy t"o a.,
and avenues between the steamboat ie dressed n.
beach will be ed with crown Ioeks OF nonrsl
| dents Tren every ono knows thlt seho o
| OF the many country to mnSs "a, a holiday They
| of delegation OF v,i Tue boys here have
| I'm a had Say OF amusing tneiDsseihses 49, or
"a rather exciting TO those NM S hoard as though Iot
properly 70 io mean et ont and nand engine appSsi
y" ", i willing and shouting Win az .neil craste.
happens about once , s me eanse is found ons
% t N,sport mas been tao sclect AT $500
,I ~, from race courses OF ka'.pl"e 800 s,nevsb,s
,ymine NJ licked ways, Tor ah es.o , s1sG u, AZ
| similar ~ MOrtHsDy ~
| lea,I 90 says ru1V"