, 1875-07-25
suMMER-RES0RTS.
p~aezes Waited from New"
n,rt--A Good Season
in Spite OF the
Croakers.
fir Literary Element Predominant,
Theagh Rot Conspicuous
Celebrities of keu-
~, Alexander Agassiz, the Man Who
Has Money Enough-T. ".
Higginson and Col
Waring.
E.r On. Hay Aakt Coed Bssks and
Giyt-EAeea Butter at tho
Same Time.
n;r,rxioo. Of the Waltonian Club at
Iwin Lakes, Wis.---Genulne
camping-0ut.
rha Season at Sparta Enlivened
By Touch of Opera.

.-, ranx 4 CELEBRATED vArEE1SG-PIACE- |
s..;al raryxsronderce If Tht CAaoaoo 71buae.
xr,xr July 2o.-Ear1y in the season tbs !
..+ amy nj croakers declared, aa they have
sk.,,,,.d for 20 many seasons, that Newport Was
:. h.+e dulI summer. The croakinG Was es-
,.~,,r 1oud and emphatic this spring. Times
r.. so hard. money 80 difficult to move, and
n.sa fpe Establishments 60 rulnously expensive
:, teep I'd. /. was rcmo7ed, too, that more
Arn me essste had changed bands on account OF
th,e. very uanicky times- Well. June opens and
z..na,s INTO it's last lose]y days, and IN the hue
..,px one sees signs Of life in the lawn-rollins.
~. shrub-sending, and garden operations July
.yoss in with rush Of flaming heat, and. pres
~ n, windows are all open, lace curtains are
s.,ng carriages 90 crnnchlng down tho drive
-.-s md Newport is in its full tide OF su:cmer
rtw And never 4 fuller glory than in this
<,ac,rlv-crosked- about summer Of 1878! And
ne,e. n earlier a3vent oS ESy occupaton! We
1o,k abon. vunderjugly, expecting to see mostly
nrr fsrcs st the well-knoEn w1ndows. but
+a.-. s-e fewer new fsceE than On almost any
.,nnuer. Host Of the old habitues are IN their
IN ,a,e.z and the atmosphere OF pernanence
demons as the dsya 80 on and one fnds thst,
srpn 10 The quiet bcsrd,ng- -houses, last sufn-
rns1's visitors ha,e come agan.
TIE PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.
x1,;-A 1.,t hero las: week introduced the intel
,.rtnt1 scientific element into the a1:-peryadins
xtt,xne,ktese OF luxury and fashion With good
efe4 G.zve s7ectacIe6 professors Showed
th+,r wise f.ces OF the avenue, beside the gaT
1..es Of tie cxy world Of fashion, and gave
ue4 iopetrs TO the small change OF szna1t ta1k
vhot ha. no, r.seed oil yet And speaking OF this
xkrti6e compauv suggests the fact thzt Newport
tus alxavs had attraction for Intellectual workers
md thinkers since the old, old hns when Bishop
pvt,eg wrote hls minute Philosopher N sound
u the breaking waves
i aExC1SE Aa4ss1z-
1t rreeect, We nave that greatest Of great
nsnes among ue-Asassiz. It is the sou Of
1o1us Acass,z. aud truly the worthy son OF his
fa&her .s the following 1ncideat Will show: NC
Ing since Mr. Asassiz realized handsome Tor
ta,e By his Investments IN the Calumet ano
Haet1s copper mines,-a fortune perhaps rang
iae not over e5o0. 0.oo0 Recently being sq-
preached by capitalists wbc urged his co-opera-
ton in further business operations, he refused.
saying that he had atready more th1n enough
for Ill his wants. and that he now proposed to
mend :he rest Of his lie IN scientific
studv and Investigations or Whist immense
vslne is such = man in the headlon9 hurry and
rust of naonev-making merely! Nho WILL not
lid him nj bail. and ~ieh for him length Of d1Tt
md su,cease from all bodily infruitea whi5e be
eoes on bis xise errand bv such wise election Z
This Fms house which he baa built here IL not
ose1 fine - one might readily guess 1t rs Like
III man md hin pu1pose-s1mply Sufficient fo1
n. fana gants. Residents lie this. who are not
I. she xhirpoo1 Of Newport society, but who
oaaA heRe tor tha lovely climate to folio" thel1
unrsnits uuder the favorable influence OF healthy
x,sso .nd nerve rest which the atmosphere il
Eus to give, form an oues1de' or oes'
tn nd t1uar. IN inside element which
though not large and apparent and all-peF vsdins
q tho ereat fashion element, has yet subtle
e1ect WHICH is felt most forcibly from year to
yeax.
ANOTHER NTELLEcTrAL WORKER
WHO Is permanent resident the year tnrouen'
&beo tho Rev T. Y. H1gginson, threw up hie
paztot..e in the Unitarian Church because o.
bis 11dicAl convictions, and ever ance tnen M
dayoted himself TO literature. with the e1oepaot
cf the period When be served as Colooel OF
oasossd regiment during the hal: Aoes OF n1s
~ What = faithful explorer he has been OF al
is oui-of-,he-way corners, its fascinating ol1
tad,t;oas. in his romance Of NAlboue and Old.
PIT.
Apotbsx Iae.1ry man who Is mak1nt
himself interesting again to the Teades1
Il tas A!ian1ic, Ia his Campaigning
nth Aa4." Col George Natng, Is pernA
nert residept in NexppEt It will be renem
besed fhat Col. Wa.ins ti1xt gained attention b,
ha riud skesehes in the Aaantsc, now pablishet
,aaer tbe titl@ OF ..Nhip and Spur" Col War
inzn known On the other hand more wlaeiy, :
leszs hete in the East, as the proprietor OF
OGDEN PAHH,
wh;cA il cslebrsted for it's "gilt-edged but
tss, which never rates below = dottat and
dsslar spd quarter par pound. HIS NewpoI
residsnce Is one Of the odd, many.polnted
roofed, md csbled houses, painted in biznr
ss,fs Of two sharp, contrasting colors, Wit
pzxa hare and bsjcopy there, half Swiss An
hxH 6oenan and wholly picturesque. though
Itt4 confuging, And the gallAnt Colonel him
se4 d rather Confusing in his many characters
u solder. farmer, literary man, and lss!
bat not Ieast man Of the worfe
.Fou don't mean to tell me that that is th
0edau-Farm man who knows Ill about mill
pms Ind har-feed aod Who talks 1t agriculsura
nsedpcs = asked 3 Young woman recently wh
hi hean1 of ri. Wa,inc principally in th