New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
MATERING-PIACE TOPICS.
NEWPORT IN SUMNER.

DESIRE or SlOREKEEPERs THAT TIE hot WEATHER.
MAY CONTINUE = CITY FAMILIES REMAINING
AT HoME-PERsoNs VINO HAVE LATELY AR
RIvRD.
frnou A srhcIAt CORRESPONDENT OF THs TRIbuNEl
Newport, II. l., June MISUNDERSTANDING
the delightful weather. the cottascrs do not arrive rs
nrompiIy as they have accustomed TO do in years
mast The Summer s at least four weeks later
than at the corresponding time last year. and the cool ayr
has undoubtedly induced the usual visitors to remain at
their city homes Now that the weather has come
AZ ia TO he hoped that visitors will make their appear
ance and gladden. tho hearts of the tOwnspeopic who
arc An Aiousy awaiting their arrival upon tho wharves
and In the dcpots. Whether the visitors come early or
late Il matters not far the lcssces OF the cottages
are concerned, as The houses are Let 70 the VISITORS
for stipulated price for the season. 10
the tradespoople, however. 1t is an impor'
tant matter and thcy naturally agitated'
From careful inquiry the leading st"rckeepers
OF the place, that their customers are several
weeks later coming than last year. ana In TACT 40
families have not informed the srocers wheh i'ey
are coming or when TO be hand TO supply them with
groceries About coo families have taken possession OF
their cottages and quietly enjoying themselves.
The unusually long list OF Newport eoitagcrs pnDlshe
An TatTrIGUSE on Wednesday last was n great ana
Agreeable surprise TO the merchants ana rca estate
agents Who had gined that 80 many families hau
expressed an intention Of spending the season mere
yhe list has been neatly framed at the stores
Every family named in tho list, within two hours ai'er
the arrival of THE TRIBUNs received through the Post
Oaec NJ least six ercnars each from those who hope III
that way 10 secure favorable hearing for tho sale oil
meat groceries and dry goods Many persons III snd''on
IN those mentioned the above named list are deier
mined 10 obtain cottages and to-day no less than SIX gen
tlomen arc IN town cndcayoring to persuade inc rc
s,ae agents who have the renting of cottages 10 lower
yr,ces originally charged In this attempt they VIII
doubtless be successful many of the owners OF unoc
cupied villas anxious 10 lease them ana the agents
are even moro anxious to secure their commission.
en- Beach and wife Of Hartford have arrived al thc'
cottage on Kays Of the finest in that scc OF 'e
rty Miles Beach Of Now-YOrk has taken one oil H. l.
livingstone new cottages the ellis Prof. Badoi 'e
smithsonian Institution will spend portion OF tue season
here rs tho guest OF Capt ChaS. Churchill u. .. A. at
the latters cottage on Ayrault-st G. fnaiu OF new
York has arrived and Will have the enro charge OF her
man r. Livingstone colony OF cottages The on Coohy
s,eamhoat Company will q Sunday night boat
,,ctuen hero and New-York during the months
Of July and August for the benont OF the
Summer residents. Mrs. Commodore Perry OF Balnore'
wife NJ the lnte Commodore Matthew c. Perry, whose
nopumep IN Touro Park in this city was erected few
YEARS ago by her sonn-law, the Hon August Belmont
and nreente TO the place arrived at the residence OF
Mr., NJ g. Fagc for the Her daughter. Mrs
Rodcers Il also the place Mrs George Ickhor
and Miss Anna Tiolnor of Boston have also secured
ROBINS at Mrs Faggs The afternoon concerts AT Fort
considered one Of the most enjoyable entertainments OF
The season In few days the evening concerts in Too
Park and In the Mall will also he resumed. Nearly every
store IN tie large block owned by William Tiaveis oil
EewYols one OF the cOtagcrs OF the place. has oeen
leased sign that the itinerant vendors OF SUMMER
Doiio,s believe that the season is 10 be rcmueraNe
one stu another new and handsome cotlage VIII pe
and work will be begun al once The house rs Tor o. W
willard of New " hO has spent several unnes mere
H. samuel g Howe of Jos on ore Of the SantO Domingo
near La wto's Valley, In the aceht soWl OF
o., G, T. NJ Davis of SewYOrk has arrived at his 'iua
ri de end OF Bcllcyue-aye. Within The same eXteIl
sive inclosure is the elegant villa OF ms daugnter
Nr Geo Francis Train which has loT Two sedso5 pas
beon occupied by ,nry Lpitt now GoyGnoro hhole
Island. The sign To Let Iean upon the eae 9Hs
Unless customers found for IT, II Is presumed una, MIS-
Tain viii occupy IT herself Mrs George H. PenGletoh
Of Cincinnati has Just arrived AZ I've h'SHhe pcpe0n
VIII not he able como until late IN the season Inc
baron dc lench sonn-aw cf VIM Beach Lawrence, Is
IN town for a brief visit, is also Thomas Mccarthy OF
Hew-York. The latter is guest at tne cottage
Y C., owned by H. Livingstone Is ~ the haIb9i ana as
her owner occupies cottage here IL Is presumed tat E
yacht Alice n i. Y G., owned BY II l. Aldrich Of PrgI
= SsS 81 b ssVl Thoas hs Deen hcre
lie week but has sailed for Matthias Vineyard C. g. Ho-
hapate Of Baltimore brother of Col Jerome BonapaIe,
is at Hartnanns Maison MeuOlie. James Lcnox, the
founder Of the LnOx Library in New-loIS has arrived
al tue villa Of a. s. Hatch, on Nay 81 when ne as el,
for tie season. George Jameson Collector OF CstVhS
at GaVeston, Texas has Jst pure lot On Globes
build house upon it at an early date;
The FIRST private entertainment OF the season TOOK place
nj te Opera House evenings ago, iOi le Dtnit O.
he Newport Hospital 1t was gwen under The ahsllc'
of the bellevue dramatic Club, whose membership II
composed OF visitors. Tho first play Was fnncues van
de,illc "The Loan OF "a Lover followed by the twOdt'
comedy entitled "Tle JacOb!tc." Among the actors
were eury l. BedlCw, The proprietor OF Tue famous l
ter ol Mrs Julia Ward Howe; DT .. G. Howe D H. boy
Mrs wilson Eyre, aud MTs GeuTge l.. hailng u. Col e.
II Wafing Col George ". Dressed ana j. a. COckcl IDt
Iccels were large. The aulicnre was made az 81 tue
coitagers and every thing passed of an satisfactory
manner. The Clsb VIII give other entertainments io'
cbarIfalle purposes dining the season
ID wills james OF tho firm of helps, Dodge Co o
Str las arrived at Of tbe Ciil cottages. Tie
foowlug are tie attest arrivals OF co,tageis; Daic
PARISH K. s. Hone, John AHchncl0ss W. ID. r. Mlllse
Mereniih How land, Prof J. II. Wilson, David heOck
Miss g. l.. Wolfe, 1fcO. A. Havemeyer, John j. iOwn
send Mrs W. r. Coles. New-YOrk; ". G. kivts X. NJ
Mason John Borland, Boston; A. II. f. BarAhanl Eng
land Harry IngcIsOl, Philadelphia, and Mis- LIZA -
RLetf al baltimore.