New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
E1RLY SUMNER Ar NEWPORT.

EARLY SUMNER ar NEUPOR7.
TIE rrIrNus NOT TO GO To MAINE rvGHY OTTER
YEAR-srRvAHTS BHIHED - yfsiTOIS AT 1nE
HorEIs AND BOARDING HOUsse-CoIIAGEEs.
IrEoM spEoI,L CORRESPONDENT or 1iIE 1giBUsEl
NEWPORT. Il. L., june lG.-Ihe annual meet
ing Of the NewEnglaud society Of frieuds which has
been in session IN this ely Friday last, will aoon
to-oov evening. Tac question 0i holding these annual
gatherings alternately here aEd lii Portland his apsone"
much attention. Tie question up upon ho'ace p
anco Of tho chatter granted by The STATE oi Name ~
was opposed account OF an article Inserted III II de
caring that tie personal property Of The yearly meeting
shall not b, exempt IRON taKhOn Eli Jones ana Ge0iS"
Richardson OF Name who have in years past strongly
urged the change. nothing TO fear III regard I" N"
lion aud earnestly advocated the acceptance "i '"c
Maine charter Ihey believe that the Legislature of tha
state would willingly and promptly remove lie o.
iectionale can-e George Bowen of ts city, and HeJd
min Bulm of Providence, opposed The acceptance o t'
charter Auaisus Jones OF Boston expressed ile oh
ION that the Stale OF Maine would certainly t'N
the personal property OF the soeiey' a. v
Smiley Of Providence spoke also against The ciaf'ef ~
there was possibility of the taxation by both States OF
the funds and other property eiJn2ine TO the boarding.
school IN Providence Upon tine motion at George How
land of Maine the whole deferred until next
year, AMI tie tle-onored ons'om OF holiing tho an
uuaI gathering this old CITY VIII he Observed for nlny
years without Interruption The fact That t5 decision
IL
party who desire hold tho meetinss alternately IN
Maine arc IN the minority. al fic meeting yesterday II
WAS announced That Henry H. NJsor OF BfooalD, - u
had bcaueathed To the Society the snm OF TtoVt IN
proceeds Of which Ia nc sed for The PRINTING of
books and tracts. The gift was accepted. and three
trustees were appointed TO take charge OF the inquest
PROSPECTS or a GOOD SEASON
The prospects here Tor good season encouraging
and flc hotcs and private boardnshonse keepers feel
sanpllne that. although they VIII not maze a. hhcE
money rs they have done in years pact they viii pay cA-
pel,scs and pat aside little rainy day. In accord
ace with the times, tine Ocean House, which il e arg
est hotel IN the place will reduce charges this season
from 50 Der day 10 ~ 80 per day and also make LIBERAL
rednci oIs Ia permanent guests This win be step IN
The Iigii direction Tho AquiGnocs Housc Charges -
per day. making reduction 20 permanent guests load
ing its tables With all the dtcacics OF tie Sa'On
class who make stir about high prices here are those
OF the cotjagcs wao leave iii If household Affair wholly
to fnc cement o their Sfrtin,s III II an hh'tH-
putcd fact that the servants cary ne 'iHHe ~ lne in'
IN ciuIiu, ID 10 tie ram WiO VII lfN
them inc highest ccn,i>si,n They yfcct 0nd demand
handsome lee Of the merchants i"r mmgis ~" tf,Ie
| % Them, ahd ain sult! 70 ct! VIC n' ,I
! here bnsiA'ss men VINO lay the s.fNahis f'o''
IL sure Hd is way into the b sent to fle man q" me
house. few days ago one OF the c"i"ref- was 'ii-
when Tie muhciinan cabddiy loiln,d lih hai 7'Vo
the bill paid 10 his servant IN order TO s1rnre pc
trade II Ills rilss Pee PIE Wouid do thrr own my ~
and not leave II to niserpi,Hs serF ',, 'h,y "o1
l nrs LII ~ ywro These facts within year or two
past have been brought 10 HE attention OF t'y "i ih
visitors and the eva 10 erat extent HAS Dee icneN'u
ARRIVAL OF VII 81
Visitors ARR, ing III earnest. and already many OF
tc private bOa!dnc-hO,s's receiving bcir guests.
Al Halls ClT ifouse the ohs tho foO"iny FAMILIES
have suit 81 for the season. ana some OF
| them have already arrived william II. Bliss, Henry
Draper Mrs Simeon Draper George NJ Robbins, George
l. Montague DR. W l.. IsOse Mr. Robinson, ana uin Dash
.? o. SMhJ.e i.s' T. h"iS i,,I Il - Sar,
! 81 a..
81 tIe Ocean House The following families have Sc
c.re rooms JOIN H. H. J.a,obc 81 Bitimorc samuel
liart and 4ir Anleio % fa'dsil9a DE '',:'s*r Ls-
NJ Bartlett and Horalio Harris. trustee OF The Scans
estate. II Boston.
Al Bl.enans lolse at the extreme southern eni of
the island, tire lOliOWmg families nave scared accom-
nodltions: judge n oniWnln Of Hartford. ihe Hon.
| William Mcld,ef, iusi1er Oi the Canadian Piiln.-
III, NJ aAd III. Lawson oi Toronto. l.. NarldlI an! Mis-
Stew aidson OF rliliepI!a' Henry T. cram OF ri".i
OF Nrw-Yolk. DR.. II. r. Bolhctof offer, ID. James " d.
William /. Dulins of pli4lrlpia. ana james Drown
OF PawrckcI. r. l.. nave 'ccrci rooms al tlc can cot
tagc Hotel, anu Dr. Val me Mott Fanrsof newborn.
| AT Nils Anthony ga C.tIci-st.
Mls; Wlbour, VINO keeps =, private board shonsc on
dents Dr John r. Gray Uf Utica, y. y. JAMES harion
q pin depLa. MIS- Parsons ana Misses Leoscd OF Ne"-
The following have secured accommodations at Mrs
NtS.York Mrs Dnna Mis. W. i. svtci, ana Mrs AoCa
Ter Boston X. NJ Larned Of Providence, and Mrs. NJ
| The American Pathological Association will hold It's
tins the ssiO begun nc JuA IS
and lasting days a committee oi cltiIrns has
been oIganzed and one meeting held The COMMITTEE IS
as follows CAaIu.in the Hon. samuel Powell; SccIc-
tIy, John Il. l. sue; Treasurer Col! A. W. iiIs lnsnn
subcommittee on cepiiUn ana Fni,i ,ainhcht-t '"
Ion, IiOniy Lc,lJard, IfoI William (IaInhci O IiomH
University, ~ j. Maid CHARLES j. HaInHet IT,, BeiDa-
ii. RHOaCs. Subcommittee O fiidnCt-Col. T. W.
uIgginsOn, q. G. Mason, II0! farIan lOgcis %. Ilia
| 0ciIhia. sub-ComHi,f,e balIoad ia.ea-IAJInos
Coggeshall samuel Il. Honey Coz George H. haTg, Jr,
Pro-. W. h. Rogers. President OF the Boston institute az
I,aAnOl0.S Rev. &. l. brooks, LeOI-e If. CaIy rt
and .nIy III. Fay. Many OF to guests VIII he cared To-
Inc villa OF Mrs John Carter Brown Providence VIII
remain uHOccupIcd The ptesehS season, size y IN
Europe. Inc VIVA ol tie late JOAN a. DiOwn vi Phia
uephia VIII remain unvCcupcd and II Is in tie
market for sale. d. mel H. Torrance, daughter of
Commodore Vanderbilt, having S9Iru or Europe Lei
villa in NalIaAsisctt-dNo VIII t occupied D., liz. rOn-iI
law, Nil Meredith How lana OF New YORK. Mr. Daniel H.
Torrance viii spend potion OF Ike stasCn wan tbch
Igc widow OF Judge u. Il. Gurus 81 Boston l. IN town.
Is tLe liza vi H. u !usId New
York. her prutncr-inaw, Oh Rhode lsand-vc S.e VIII
doubtless rent cottage. FOR several seasons D. II she
has occupied the collage 0f H. Il. Wright al New-lOrk
[. l.. Gregory and Oi Jersey Cisy have recently
taken tie IOhpkIns cottage "n ne corner Oh GIcthouhl
place aud ~ ID BeCA with "a New ora
VI. IaicAiOrl, athoI Of Jude Biachiod oi New lorh
has al his cOttOgc On Gfcenoue Lico anu tne
judge expected at lie cottage tnc Latter part oi the
present week
last: l.. A. Post, j. GrunGt, James r. Coates, Mrs
Isaac L. Kendall, r. ". EAueancCr, William Il. Iravers
tie Rev. Or. u n. Mead, Morris Lazarus. Herman L.
Livingstone, Aiss Charlotte CuniiIan,J j. T. krinUcAan
". Palmer L. s. a; Nathan Matthews +. "A. story,
e. r. Che aeIIne, and Mrs Gardiner brewer al BOSTON,
Dr. ii. Lndsy al Washington airs Ilcyaine oi iaIti
more Jacob Dnncil o P.oyid,neo Pot j. T. CooAe Of
Cambridge. ". 4. Richards tarinan Iosois AID Il. M
Mllott vi Philadelphia.