New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-14
NEWPORT COTTlGE LIFE.

BRIGHTER APPEARANCE OF TIE CITY-INCREAsED
NUMBER OF THE OCCUPANTS OF The COTTAGES
-NAMFs OF THE NEW CoMERs
Fg0u A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE.]
NEwPORT June 12.-I'hc nrSt warm fogs have
PASSED over the city, and the assand Tie
te, fresh and green The essec and OWncTs Of the
cottages arriving in great numbers every day Already
l25 families whose names published In TIE TIRE
Use June l. have taken possession OF their houscs
and the streets and avenues again filled with redes
trans As yet however at the railroad and steamboat
stations there hackmen arriving
rather annoying in their attempts
pass nrer owing 10 the fact that th'y drive
their carriages shares" their employers believing
that by such a course they Scure u larger income.
Nevertheless, OF eytorton In fares by the hack
men is rarely heard of. The City Council passed, two
years ago. ordinance which imposed heavy penalty
upon all who should charge any more than tie author
lied fare.
Miss Charlotte Cushmsn the actress, has arr, ed
and is now living in her beautiful cottage at
Rhode Island-ave. aud Catharinest She may daily he
driving la her cosy phaetOn, accompanied by her
niece Miss Emma G. stcbbins. Her brother, Edward
CtshlaD lives ia the SAME house. Mrs Pardn Stevens
OF New-York has let her residence on Bellevucave
opposi;e the Ocean House. to Theodore A. Hayemeycr
Austrian Consul at New York, FOR $4,000 This
seem an extravagant to pay for "cotage bat
is not Ligh interest SI5O00O. the amount this
villa with its art treasures and furnishings cost II has
Justly been said that Newport rents sound large when
the vaue Of the cottage IL net stated The villa Of Prof
Farrnan Rogers o, Philadelphia at Ocre Point is near
~ completed and the workucn will he ready to leave
by June 20. Tie furniture thrUughou the house Is
all heinz made TO order in the most durable manner
Tho furniture the dinr and library is made Of
buterDut wood, very plain and massive The theory OF
Sr Charles Eastake, that furniture should be made for
use rather than ornamentton. and that such deeora
tons AZ are should be of the article nothing
In fflay n,yfl a,.f
all OF the furniture Ii is antique In style and noceaby
plain. George Bancroft The HISTORICAL one OF Se"pOr1s
e,rles, summer VISITORS ana VIVA o~ y h exp cen
GIFTS. His grounds have been tastey lad out and
iry and shade The eminent lawyer.
Niili.n Beach Lawrence has arrived from Washington.
Of s M e' s"ers w. Watts Sherman. Of the SnEns
drn Of duncan, sherman Co. has arrived aud Il occi-
aSd W. A. Hadden. also from New York, The McCuriy
noase on Haldon Hill Near his place are the summer
Juge IT, T. Dckey, Mrs Mason Jones, Mrs G. b. H0ssck.
Dr. j. Harshorn and others The outlook Is one OF the
view 81 tie hhrbor, Font Adaias. tn torpedo
station. and the surrounding c%'n'ry. In, Inc un,ft
known architect OF New-Nork on foni'-st, j. beng pnt
y q Guneli of New York viii spend the summer here
hay ng taken The villa Of T. r. Cushing OF Boston, on
Beilevur-aye. ard the Cfs Rnmor says that Mr.. Ben
nett is eaoating its purchase notwithstanding The
fact that he ID the owner Of handsome cnee ON
ave arrived, and living in their hand sone villa
on Castle Hill. Tboinls Wnans brought With In 20
valuable hor..s and half carriages M all kinds.
All SAINTS Chapel will be opened for the season tO-n"r-
row. IL used exclusively by The summer visitors
For several years pi. the Rev. Dr. III. e. Potter or Grace
Church, York, has occupied the pulpit me Rev
A. a. Mercer Viii o'Iieiate tis Year The family o. tL.
Kew DE- Potter have bce here for the past two weeks
"a their cottage Rhode lslandaye. W. III. Ellis
of Nes-Iork, an uncle OF poor Charlie Ross,
has arrived aud taken possession of the villa
OF MahOn sands Of New ork "n Narineave. 1rsands
Is IN Europe. Ills IoOtnc-, hrs. a. H. SANDS, las just
routed the cottage Mrs. H. lie Roy Edgar Bellevue
ave, WHO lost with Of her family on board OF
tia Inflated VILE du iavre. The family OF NJ
H. s.L1dord Of Newly Oak have taken p0TstssOn OF their
house washinetonsi He, tos, tner wh August Bel
mont and v IL IAN H. TIavers, from Scwfora owners Oi
viilds, viii until after she horse races. j.
Winthrop Cu.ner las taken III Ills summer
residence the CILs, the bathing beach. Henry
Fearing, Henry a. saiier John Paine, Fled fL,idol W.
H. k.aic, W. e.. RhBelanleE E. 4. Sneng Eugene ket-
tla.as, Mrs NJ :. tlasg, MIS-. H. W. Howard John i.
Person o. g. Gray, all from NewYork have tancb pos
villas ~iiiiu tine past Ten days The Rev.
Dr. X. b. of Brooklyn las been ia town for Few
DAYS Or te purpose vi securing quiet place IN which 10
slrud the summer IL ~ Understood that le VIII roli
by occupy a cottage PaIadiserUad tDe adjacent
TOW "A vi Niddet0WD John j. DVnaidsOn vi the ilIm VI
ii. b. CiaLin Co. Of ScwYOrk has arrived and taken
posssssiou of the Newman cottagc ON CatheTinest Miss
kate eid peced hcse Ia July. tO Wait a. ii. Sand
ford and family vi kow-York.