New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

dr,,, Arm, NJ CasweI Hazard Co. and Mr. Philip Tag
CART of New-York, will be completed inside OF t"o
months Both together will not cost over e0o'oVV' N
modest cottage costing about $4,000 has been bnt lor
Mrs r. G. HartshOrn, OF Providence on Halldon NM
near the brown Gothic cottage which is also owned py
Mrs Hartshorn Professor ]. p Cooke, ir OF Harvaru
College has built large addition to his villa on GlDDs
ave- Considerable money Is being expended on inc
estates owned by Mr. j. " A. Griswold, president OF tAe
Chicago Quincy and Burlington Railroad, ana ny UT
6 W. whitney and 1Ir. II. W. Bruen Of Ncw-York ana
by Mr.. A. u. Jessup, Of Philadelphia. MI
James r. Kcene. of Ncw-York who recently
purchased tho Nathan Matthews villa on BeLe-
vuc-aye., purposes making some improvements on
and about his new purchase. 1t is generally cohceIeu
that Mr Keenc has secured great bargain Tor thc rce
paid OOO included tho furniture, most OF which was
comparatiyely new. A story Is in circulation at the
club which is generally believed that Mr. keene was
made To purchase the estate quicker han he desired TO-
He Heintendcdt to vis Newport during the present week.
and make arrangements with highly respectable agent
to purchase the properly. One day last week. Whe ~
an obscure point on Long Island, be received telegram
from a rival agent, which stated that prominent anu
wealthy Nev-YoIk gentleman now in Europe Wa"'eu
10 purchase The estate at and that II ne (heeu0
wanted II he must answer eyes" " or "nO" at once
Mr. Kcene wanted the place and Gcccpd tie agents
terms It is almost needless TO add tnat the Iac'
that another person whose name WAS hchuoheu IL u'
d patcn had never even dreamed Of purchasing inc N
IL was simply OF the agents WIlch "ofLc" NoiJ
satisfactorily such devices these have been played
By Newpofts enterprsiug real estate agents DeioIe,
Less than year ago the Matthews villa sold at aforeeH
sale for the sum Of S5s1O0 1t is understood that the
estate cost when il but about Sl2OOOO "hch sum
Included the real estate, furniture, etc.
The following persons have rented houses thus far tins
season. pcrenhcscs inclosiug tie names by when TIC
houses are Known:
From New-YorF-J. s. Bronson Tatnm'), washing
tou-~ Dr. {. Cleveland Oars Gin Housed Johh w.
Bigciow tDrake'-) Red Crossayt; DaNid hLdsi n
CKugs). Bellevueaye.; W u. Lewis iaiP Cog%esha,i-
ave; I,ui, L. Loriliard Nnthony BrHeH ue-aVr, anu
the Ci6s; Mrs. II. ". Ossten (Cnris'-), Redw'99sI'
OicI, (Yu,or'). Kay-st.; 7. \ H1ycmeyer AnCieWsl'
Relcyuo-Iyc; Mr. d. A. Bell Ci"EGt ~ hIGL-2' VII 9dII
-ey O;stlho.t Wa,hmgton-s.; zTs Julia stuy & 1.R'
DE Bois's, Cahelire-s; ME- l. :, tS lSI % u 81 -,
f;rr.Duusi-u3ce Mrs. P,3Se (-is), East B0NtrN--.j
G. C. Blldwiu (Edgar's). Bcleyue-ayei Mrs Gilbert L.
Tac XsW95r y = readers Of TuR TRIBUNE were very
murn amused in reading the editorial squlD IN ~
SIIii9 81 Icrne ana the Tfucoss Louise. The story
was crcul ted for tho sole purpose or an
for Newport Neither the English Minister nor any
one else written here Tor cot"sG l0r tHe i u'S
tH4u.,hed couple The story was 6tl aoat ~ - tG Is
''.' Dr s. G. Powell, q Newuavon, has purchased
fJr "a summer residence have been prepared
Mrs. s. p. Ludum, OF baltimore, mas lu5SI]'seu m ] ,lg
l1o,n pm dcIThie: Ilomss Mott Cfason'sl, Belle
yuc-aye. ard The CIs; Dl. g. Weir MITCHELL one oil the
F,Sr. E9.tan: Mrs NJ 4. Bourne (smmous), Broad
way: james Davis (Ogden'sl, Nar@gau-ettatei MA
GEORGE rhHor !i'1s 'J ic
I4Fer jr l""'al' ~ I'VE. ,.t M 'iS Iy Winston
at W.>hil-,on C;uS-c N N'r! !-.is'l l-''''' NV nv
., &,Ii Mem ,,ir.y.., W,shirst 5n-st; Ms T. E
I!.ell.a. Nlreisj.wn, n. J Cyc..) BNu!nl-St; TX
Soy I.. Nh lIl a. J. Iirr's). Brl.Ci-st
Ms. Jacob Nooehis. Brooklyn lir- NJ. lovar."vcj
lr. j. g. Aacr.yisl, Baltimore CEeayeIsl, Bellevue