New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
NEWPORT IN JUNE.

WHAT HAS BEEN DONE BY THE HOTEL PRoPRIE-
ToRs-A REDUCTION or PRICEs-CoNsTANr AR
RIVAL OF SUMNER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
TOWN.
IRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
NEWPORT, r. l., June 12.-AthOugh thou
sands going to Europe this year, Newport VIII have
her full complement of visitors, and the season viii be
one OF the successful known for several years I'm
less all signs fail every cottage will be occupied for the
entire season. and win be only few unoccuped suits
ofrooms at the hotels private boadnG-houses Most
of the hotel and clearinghouse propretors have re-
duced the price Of board. one hoelkceper announces
that for permanent guests he viii make discount Of 20
per cent from last years prices
The season may be said to have partially opened, the
city being quite active. over 100 families have arrived
and their familiar faces may daily be on the street
Every day brings family, and If is expected that
all OF cottages will be filed during the present month
All of the hotels, with the exception OF the Ocean House,
are omen. The Ocean House will be open, under the
management of John G.. Viewers Sons, the latter part OF
the present month, AMI Mr.. Joseph Weaver of the
Everett House, Ncw-York, will be the principal man
aeer Last year the firm Messrs. Weaver Bates,
but the partnership being dissolved by limitation, Mr.
Bates retired and with two other gentlemen has leased
Congress Han at Saratoga. The Ocean House j. the
largest ~ the pace anu j. hliut,t" Oh
During the an orchestra VIII he III Attendance
pay ing tie paeoda in front of the house In the
morning ana In Tie corridor in the evening.
During the Spring some minor Improvements
receive fair ehare OF public patronage under its new
management The cozy little Aqmdneck Iouse-Eome-
gong extensive improvements during the Winter
II is situated on Ielhamst, and II aion the residence
of Rhode Islands Governor, the Hon. Charles c.
Van Zaudt Tie arrangement OF the office has been
ehIey S & ,,.n - Il, Nj NJ liO tiir . ,t
in the hotel business, ana ne Is ably assisted III ITS
management by Mr.. Hiram Atwood, who hasbecn en-
ployed his present capacity iOr several years. The
house l. Principally ationlcd 10y families ana ALREADY
many OF IT. principal ROOMS are engaged by some of the
ltS
small hotels the ellis VIII be managed by MI W. l.
Hall IN connection colony Of cottages connected
with each the occupants OF The latter having their meals
brought from the hotels few of the rooms OF the
hotels are rented, and tie rest viii he occupied
within snort time. Each OF these hotels, however. can
accommodate Only 40 persons and are kept oucn chiefly
to furnish the food for tie residents OF tue cottages, the
majority 81 which nave been leased for some time.
Hartsmann's saloons It's situated on Bellevue
luncAins parties. More Of the rOpms, however. have
been leased Tor the Here well al the other
places the lrce OF board has been materially reduced
The BatcBan Hcuse, situated away ont at Batemais
Point will be kept by It's owner, Mr. seth BaemaD. This
house Is patiomzcdb by families ot large wealth Ia the
past every room has usually been leased before the md
Street House are taken. THIS Observation-Disclosures
Kept III very acceptable manner by Mrs Davis. Tac
Perry House. sna ted near the depot, Is kep by Mr. H.
T. Ateton ana 50 far this has done very pros
porous business. THIS house j. patIoniled principally by
transient guests OWING TO IT. nearness to he depot.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
Nh William II. Vanderbilt, and his brother, Cornelius
OF NewYork situated at the south end Of Bccyuc-dye
joel g. Wolfe OF NeWYOrk has leased lie Deislam cot
tagc the avenue. Mrs. John Jacob Asior has
leased the Barrcda villa ca Eccyuc, FOR $1,000 which
recently purchased from hrs. ". L. Bodgett II Hew
York by Mr.. =. j. Jessup Of PM adcpha for 100000
Tins l. by far the finest house Which offered 10 rent
Mr.. ". H. Lewis col Philadelphia has taken possession OF
the Villa al the extreme suulcln cnt Oi BelleN ueEe
belonging 10 MI. george Francis Train TIE Hon LEW
T.. Morton Of NcwIOIk has arrived 40 his rosd On
Bellevue ave; Mr.. G. H. Russell a. NeU-l orb,
is on Narragansettayc.; 4. II. Ludlow, Ncw-folk
| 10 ft a e..
Valentine G.. Hall OF Ncv-Iork at the cottage
OF CX-NIyor might Of Providence Other NcW-
YORK. families WHO b. We lately ycd at tier cottages
are: Cen H. y. Potter brother of tLc rector Of Grace
Church I. ~ Adams, Nali1n Sands. augustus JAY
biz. Charles l. Anthony, Mrs. G.. I. Wetm1rc, II. y
Taller, Mrs. \. h. Writing, Henry Fearing. Mis- Emmy
O. GiIbcs. Henry G.. Marquaud, j. Ihomc. ir; William
Post, T. NJ. Pearsall j. D. Og:cn, Hamilton lioppin
Alex inder Van Hcnsseae., Johu W. Bigeow, W watts
sherin' y. j. = EnwHsoh, JOIN Carey, jr i. ". EhnS
lander, j. smith Hycc. Mrs. :. v e. Crosby, Miss = o.
Holman, ana II. Airu wright. Mrs. G.. H. Iendieon OF
Cincinnati, Prof. Wan GtIucl. from Providence judge
Dtk"y, from Chicago; Franz W. Andrews. 6. W. Reed,
samuel Pratt, Il. " Cushing, VIM. e. Rive T. H. Sioty
Gou. {. Cro"nlnshe d. from Boston; MI. Richards,
tie artist, nom Philadelphia