New-York tribune., 1875-09-18
NEWPORT.
A LARGE NUMBER OF SUMMER VISITORS STILL RE-
NAMING DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS - LATE


A LARGE NUMBER OF SUMMER VISITORS STILL RE-
NAMING - DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS - LATE
ARRIVALS
lFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE rnrBrrE.l
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 14.-The month OF
September has opened well for Newport In one
important respect Newport differs rom othef
watering places in the country: the season Begins
early and closes late owing to natural attractions Tbs
afternoon there $50 carriages driven up
at the semweeky OF the Firth Artillery 5and NJ
Fort Adams The Agulneck House will remain open FOR
some time yet II s said that there s prospect OF Its
changing hands on Nov /.
ON Friday or saturday of this week the British manO
war Belerophon, having Adniral Wellesley OF Her hJ
eStys Navy on board will arrive at this port MY Arch
bald the British Consul at New-York, and perhaps sir
Edward Thornton will here t0 meet the commander
Of the vessel Mr. Archibald will he the guest Of William
r. BlodGett of Ncw-YOrk.
Pig shooting il just now the sensation OF Tie hay
among the members Of the NarraSansctt "uh
Club. which ia composed OF some ol tue
besi-kIOwn Summer residents OF the pace
Yesterday the members of the club slo for a handsome
cup given by Mr. J. g. Bennett the President OF the CuO
and il was Dy II. Van Dlren Of NcwYork. This Is
the second cup which Mr. Bennett has given this season"
The cottagers be treated to another entertain
by the Bellevue Dramatic Club. The treasure: OF
this club cent, few days $500 to three charitable
institutions this city, this being the net proceeds from
three entertainments given during the season. Ihus
the amusement OF the visitors 1t Will bc
SEEM il devoted TO charity, and the enter
tanmont Of next week is ais0 20 Ne
the benefit OF local charities. menhcr OF the clup
states that only about per cent OF the handsome sum
raised has come Newport people and that tne re-
maindcr has been given by summer Visitors MISS El'
Lazarus OF Sew-I0Ik, H. spending the season NJ te
villa of her father NJ. Lazarus, on BcL,ypr-aVc.
loan Austin Stevens translator OF Tanes Note on
Paris" X. VI. staieg, W. o. stone. and "; T. kicl-
ards artists; and Miss WcOlscy are also sp M,
ing the season here Prof. W B. Rogers oi Harvard
University, who ha- his summer residence mere uc,
lvcrcd lecture upon the Rocks or Olr HrEibliuool
This clnh has membership OF about mt persons,
among whom ara W Wales. Or. p &. Howe. hr, Jil
ward Howe william Tilrn BlOdget Prof. }. r. Cooke,
Col r. ". Higgns0n. Col q. l.. Nating, FfOl; Alex
Charming, and Pref W. Garnlncl. Charles H.
Russell of SewYofk celebrated hls 7ith birth
day yesterday at his villa on NarlaHdn.ot. ave
Commodore Ellison. L. :. n. s visiting Robert Il mason
of Boston and the Hon. Ca@lsOn " Potter OF New lork
spending weeks at the residence of lS hf1thei
Cen. 4. Is. Potter OF NewY0rk. Capt ". Gore Jones'
K. n. the British legation. who VITA Ms VII" i's
been spending the past thlee weeks here, has gore 20
numerous naval officers III the city, ana thFou- tt1
courtesy Of Capt. X r. Beers was permitted 10 -t me
ucdO station and iSpcc: the torpedo niilH'Hc'oy
He also Witnessed the experiments WITH Tor
IAe result Of all III" experiments. Ilr t0fi"d"Nodt
Alarm and the L. :. pcsure-yaoht Dispatch, are II
pu.t awaiting orders. drs. g. l.. Cram O New ofh
Tho has spent several Summers hcrc has become :" ven
of her th" plans Tor which nave ALREADY
been drawn The building j. 10 be placed near Ire
second Bench and Will cost $1,000. Ihe weather ~ III
HAT can dcarcd Just cool enough 10 De ,Ointrtdoe
vending their way to some dgg Atrul NOOK the sand
the 10 60 ndlcut