New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28

THE OLD STONE MILL-DUSTY CONDITION OF
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SETTLED FOR THE
SEASON.
IFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
NEWPORT, r. l., June Pill is not eX-
pected that many houses viii be rented this sea
son. and those having cottages to rent will be obliged TO
either occupy them themselves TO allow them TO re-
main tenantess. The real estate agents. Of course,
sorry that the cottage renting is over for whenever
they rent house they OF good commission,
somtimes from the tenant well from the landlords
in fact one OF the agents always charges two commits
sOns anxious certain persons to secure his ser
vices Fortunately, however this custom is being done
away with TO the JOY OF those who unable TO submit
TO such eXtOrtOn All who 10 occupy houses for the
Summer will be here by before the 1st OF July. II is
expected however, that tails year win be an exception
TO the general rule in view Of the guests who
pccted here late In the from the Paris Exhibit
Sy ~ who or91ay iTi@5ded TO TemSIn
in Europe until late In the Fall at least until the FAIR
was over.
with the opening Of the Ocean House Thursday the
season may be consid rcd being formally opened.
Although the usual round OF fashionable dissipation has
not begun a. yet the streets and avenues present
very animated appearance ana the display Of
fashionable equpages il as great as It viii be at any
period OF the Several iouru1anls and coaches
have made their appearance on the fashionable
thoroughlares, and scarcely day passes but the
COACHES owned by Mr.. George h. Fearing and hr
Augustus l.. Whiting, OF New-YoFk, and MIR. Failman
Rogers Of Philadelphia, all members of the Coaching
,9ub AR, To be seen Mr. Fearing's coach has been
here all Winter and during the dull dre1ry monhs
Ia has been daily thc street., fOTcioy rem q
ing the residents OF the happy days past OF noe -
10 expected that there will be parade OF the
Coaching Club during the season.
The City Council, by the advice OF gentlemen who
WI about ordered tie
m9yal OF the trumpet vines from the OLA stone nm in
TonrO Park. near Commodore NJ c. Perrys statue.
The yiucs had completely covered this ancient stru-
urc and working their branches Into The mortar
threatening distant day, 20 destroy this old Tcc'
which IL one Of Ncwport's lierooms II Is Therefore
bare and barren and people. especially Strangers eau
now have opportunity Of inspecting the IGdc sruc-
ture without history the wonder OF generations past,
and likely to be Of those Bc:cIe the foliage
was removed impossible to discern Is outlines or
It's peculiar construction. White Use vines were bciuZ
removed pieces OF stoho and plaster we're Knocked
OF and they were secured as soon Cyy struck ihe
ground by rclic-lun Who thought they hal prz'
indeed. The nil IS iuc.oEcd hy neat Ron ithe tno
gate 10 which j. always locked
fine stable IA being built Cor Commodore Baldwin. o.
the United States Navy WAC h. expected home from
Europe In few days 60 occupy his mes aEd teHAtVi
located near the ocean House. Mrs d.. Isaac lars-
horn Of Providence who owns the handsome sion Gothic
villa on Hsldon HILL overlooking the haroor which Is
rented 10 Mr. Fred Buerheld of NcwTors proposes 70
up another cottage near by before she rdYeht q" Az
other season.
The bathing season has opened. but, rs vet only few
persons have awaited themselves OF tho privileges 10 Toe
found at NewpOrts famous beach Tnc season on the
beach al Newport VIII not DO in full blast mu,h be
fore the middle Of July. u Is sand that the wa'es j.
warm enough now. Bathing at Newport II not one 81
the popular or fashionable hence the r.
ceipts from the batbing-houses will not compare favor
ably with those received at other watenng-piaces;
TWenty-hye new batung-houses have been added ana
Mr. Thomas Crosby will be IN charge ~ he has Dc Ior
the past quarter Of a century.
The streets and now ia very dusty con
don and arc annoying 10 the visor- and ~ Tact TO
everybody else. Bcllcyue-aye. was never IN the con-
don that IL Is the present time 10 appears the con-
tract 90 water tie avenue awarded 20 one FOR
several hundred dollars less than was paid last year
there being considerable competition aud The result -
that the man cannot afford 10 the work ~ 70 should be
done anl those who Obliged 70 turn out with lh'lr
elegant equpages, and pedestrians ~ vel are almost
blinded ~ clouds ., aus'c tb !! IIlI ana t5c High
wav Committee OF the CRY Council VIII De feqhcntea 10
Investigate the matter AZ once
The members OF the Essex Institute, OF Salem, Mass
have visited Newport during the week. aud they we're
entertained by the members Of tho Redwood Library
Association and also OF the Newport Rhetorical Society
The music publishers baye also met here during The the
American biological Society rs well are 10 meet mere
next month.
Tine weather Of late has been delightful. Wednesday
was the warmest day ana the hoteikcep-
ers are praying that the Thermometer VIII keep up
among the ninees until after this place Is filled with
The flowing is a list Of NEWCOMERS who have
rived for the
! Fred ButterfeId Thomas II. Pcarsall. Aaron Ward,
Miss s. o. Hoffman, Mrs william u. Irayer , Augus.
Garner, y. T.. Winthrop, Herman T. LlVlHgs0h' Jnna-
James r. Kefuochan, J. +. KernOchan, John Paine
JoIn Whippe the Roy.w !. Morgan D. Clement Cleve-
land, Miss A. G. stout, D. a. stout John IL HanOnJy'
MIR r. NJ Blatchiord. Miss ;. =. Batch Orl Johh ~
Ford Nile. W. II. Russell. Charles u. Eusae, Juuso
Fmott Judge Shea, Mrs. NJ j.. Gray James SB,oWis'h'
William X Vanderbilt. Mrs Thomas GlDDs hIs' IT,
iJosack Henry G.. Marquand, Frederick sheldOn J. II
WIntchnnse j. Il. PiersOn Mrs. Henry A. Taller u
Isasc " Tavior Danel lie Roy, Miss Hunt, Richard ~.
Hunt, John la Fargo, ". w sherHah' " NJ " Iir'
Dr. G.. NJ. Odon, David Ki=g jrp MIs. ham,l9n
Idcber. Mrs. G. L. Bceklnan, Mfs J.; y noNaIa a -
g. Koetnght, Miss a. II. Wo9'sey, Lazarus ). Giun
hut, Theo. A. Hayem1yer' hugo ~ fr''Son' MISS L. w.
rrvals OF note from other cities include the Hon
George Bancroft eminent historian from WashinE
ton; J. Peterson the Rn6lirhef T IPb,aSepa Vii
liam Gammell and Joseph j. Cooke. from ffoRllchc,!
Professors Eusts Rogers and Cooke from H rt
Colieg. T. NJ. Cushing r. r. Cnshng' ": W I"' IL
p NJ staigg (tbe artist from Boston NJ {. Pope hfs
George PendletOn, s. T. Tatum. from Cncinau jug
Dickey and Theo. W. Phnney, from chicago MI, ".
= 1c,Havisb General Winfield ScUtts daughter. from
Baltimore; Governor swami tfOm mary Co vi ~
W IT, Prince Captain C. c. Churchill, General l.
eral Henry Beaverton, and General " n, s sSiI
o. 9o o Prineet6u College; the Rev. Dr Murray from
pmce,on. NJ Max Outrey, the French Minister Miss
A nh1 ri nv 1emembered with interest," F. W. Fellows
The artist Of New-Haven J.. H. Brinley from Connsen
cut William &. Ryes, OF Boston, and many O'nel'
Wboss names cannot be recalled at this moment
LONG BRANCH NOTES.
LONG BRANCH, June 26.-The weather Is
very warm There Just sufficient wind 10 Keep the
Gags in motion. The blue gliston In tho sun
Far on toward the horizon hoyers scarcely percePt"e
gray haze that softening the outline Of sea and sky
gives to the appearance Of lmitiess expanse
q, Is