New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-14
NOTES from NEUPORT.

THE SEASON OPENING EARLY-RECENT ARRIVALS
IPRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBUSE.l
NEWPORT. X. l., June 12.-The steamer Bris-
to, of tho Fal. River Line, when she touched here
this morning her way FROM New York TO Fall
River landed 1870 passengers mearly all Of whom
were summer residents forty-four horses and
twenty-five carriages tine property OF cottagers.
It IS a remarkable fact that the cottagers are
very early in coming this year and at tnis date
less than hundred and twenty-five well-known FAINT
lies have arrived their Summer homes. The depots
begin present very animated appearance aud few
Idle persons TO be found. All who desire 1t can
secure WORK OF KIND and that. too lair prices.
The streets and avenues also alive and the principal
business thorOughfare - Thames-st is frequently
blocked with all kinds OF vehicles, from coach and
four the most inferior wagon The afternoon
drives also begin to be very attractive. The livery
stable keepers have reduced tine prices Of bOrehesn TO
a certain extent, but the stranger Will do well to inquire
the price before ventnrng out with an equpage Of any
kind Prices in the pool have been exorbiant and New
port suffered in consequence Of the unwse policy OF
taking advantage Of strangers cheap cab system has
been established which Is working satisfactorily. The
hOtelkeepers and those who take "Summer boarders at
private houses" generally charging last years
prices although number have made up their minds TO
charge only fair prices, hoping thereby 10 make moro
money than they would by sticking to old prices and
having the houses full Zoe yety short tme
Nr. Taeo. A. Hayemeyer. the Austrian Consul at New
York arrived to-day at the Andrews yll' on Bellevue
ave-. for which he paws tho handsome sum OF so
This H. by far the highest price pad by any or the cot
tagers tins season. . ~, ny
one of the Gin cottages has been rented 20 Mt W W.
CorcOran, of Washington, ID. &.
Mrs. Cyrus W. Field aud her two daughters nave
arrived TOR the W. A. Street, Philip schuyler,
Mrs H. A. Taller, f. W. Stevens, Mrs III. {. Potter Y.
f. Chickering I. l.. Lorilard, William OOthoul, MISS
81 l., Gray, Lsyeuard stewart NJ. Rowland, j. T. hor.
pochan c. L. Watjen. W W. Aston, MahiOn SANDS, All Oi
New-YOrK have recently arrived al thelr cottages a.,
Mr. Hall, the proprietor OF the small H0el, on the
Cliffs who owns colony Of cottages as WELL has NOT bbd
any nck IA yet but be expects 10 have all the rooms
taken in due Usually at this date he has an MS
cottages rented -, -, NJ,
THE sunday night trip' OF the boats Of the Fall River
Line will be gin sunday next 20 the great convenience
~ mo public IN general The Winter boaJs VIII also DC
nlaced on the line week TO accommodate TIE rush
Of passengers ana irolght. -, 90,
The arrangements for the entert8inment or the 23d
Regiment OF Brooklyn are nearly completed. several
an fhr hest military companies IN the State together
vim The troops from Fort Adams will join IN the pro-
cesSlOu. a., VI, n. 49,, a,J
Mrs John Jacob AstOr, her son. Mr.. W. W. Aslor ana
Mrs William Aston have arrived ~ their cottages -,
Mr. L. L. IOriliard, Of Newly Ork, eX-COmmOoofe VI
the Newport Yacht Club, has brought out nls steam
Yacht and she attracts no ltto attention Whlle g0ns
IN and about this harbOr -, -. b,,
Professor Agassiz arrived from Boston to-day AZ B'
villa on Castle Iili near the entrance 70 the hafDoI
Mr. Bancroft the historian. reported as being ILL., Is Lo"
able leave his room.