New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
TIE SEASON At NEWPORT

WHO WILL OCCUPY COTTAGES TIE COMING SEASON
A FEW FAIRLY ARRIVALS.
IrRoU lyOCCs ssoSAL CORRESPONDENT or THE tribune
NEWPORT, X. l., April 17.-In common with
other watering places Newport begins to show renewed
signs OF activity on every hand. Nearly three hundred
workmen have been employed all Winter on the steam
ers Bristol and Providence OF the Fan River Line, when
are laid up at this place. and these boats take thc
place OF the Winter boats of the line, II is pre-
sumcd that the services Of many Of the wOrkmen VIII
be retained for months to come. The majority OF ue
painters carpenters, gardeners, house-ceaners etc.,
are employed just and the probability is hat 'hey
will find constant employment until about the Isl oi
juno in carrying out the orders OF the summer resi-
dents.
The following New-Yorkers will occupy their summer
residences at tins place during the approaching season:
W W. Astor C. A. Andrews, +. A. Abel. Mrs j. W.
Auchincloss DR.. L. :. T. Arnold Mrs Commodore e. IL
Baldwin Benjamin Dryer, Mrs. Mary l.. Bruen' mrs. H.
G. Bacon, August Belmont, Miss Emma Blatch-
ford Judge Blatchford Mrs r. NJ Batchford c. Francis
Bates Major j. Smith Bryce. Mayor Cooper MIS- 7. r.
ChcRering. Mrs g. c. Cram Miss Z. S Callender, W. f.
Coles Hugh r. Dckey, J.W. Downing, James NJ. Drake
Colonel T. r. NJ Davis, William Edgar Beach, hugo
Fritsch. George r. Fearing, Henry :. Fearing AOei
French Miss Emily o. Gibbs, j. Grunhut, W. b. Greene
Mrs NJ T. Gray, John y. A. Griswold, IheOdore A.
Havemeyer. Miss Jane Hunt. Richard NJ huh'
Elias J. Herrick, / 5. Homans Miss = o. Holman
Jones. Frederick Jones, Miss Emily f. jones'
James p Korpochan, Mrs. Eugene Ketteltas' John
Knower Mrs. Edward A. King. David knH' jr' Mrs'
Isaac b. Kendall Maturin Livingston, Herman l. Llx-
ngson, Louis L. LGrald Danlsl le 10Y re 20 3.
lard, 4. A. Low, Henry Lcdyard Johh "a T'ISe H. = te
artlstl Stuvvcsant lie Roy, the Hon Lew T. h9fon'
II. McCurdy Henry G. MarGuand 3e0I % &c w. gdep
Ex-Governor Edwin d. MoTsan' DE- JanSS ~ ~. Os"en, t
E,Xal Phelps. {. Whitney PhGnlX, Daniel IailSh, inc
Bey Io.GT II p Rn,sr D Mfs W. H. Russell Wiam
Redmond. Lewis NJ. Rutherford, r. W. RAlnrlanuei, I,
Mr. N. J. Robinson, FREDERICK w stevens '" n MaIs aus
Sherman. F. II. Schclmernorn, NJ. H. eln1i9fu Mauon
sands Mrs. A. L. Sands. F. A. stout Il,lp ochu{ Iei,
Frederick sheldon. Mss G. L. Wolfe, J. X keeng; 11nn
Paine Mrs Henry A Taylor, George Ilnah.' Wliuai Wliuai
r. Traycrs, Edmund Iwtedy, Danei toTr'mce, Colohe'
A. g. TnorIe Waltrr Wlrrnee' Mrs' a r h u,
Mrs. c. a. Wyeth, i. 5 willing; MIS-. u. NmunE,
r1sfus /. Whiting George Peabody WemOrc, H. ,
Wright Dr. W. A. Watson and Mrs Alexander
Among the more prominent from other cities who VII
he present NAV he mentioned; +. D. ANDERSON, Jiil'
GardDrr Brewer tne Misses Mason, :. HWhtwell James
Davis = r. Pratt, r. +. Cushing r NJ CuS4lng lIoIes-
Professor W. b. Rogers. Professor ]. p Cooke,
T. ID. Bort, jr., Professor II. 5. Eusus, Thomas
WoIcat{ Cil6bs. and ". " tucker from s8o,ton
the Hon. Samuel g. Arnold, Rhode isl9nc's historian
Joseph Cook. Professor William GamIncll, from Prov-
deuce Ross r. WInans and Ex-Governor swami, IIon
Baltimore; Professor Farman Rogers Mrs. teneral
Csdwalader Harry lnCersO j. Alfred JeSsup, Athtfton
Blight. j. G. johnson, Alexander Brown, Mrs John A.
Brown. Ch j. Peterson, TIE publisher IOln "a
nina. tie Hon George Bancroft lhe historian from WASH
ingon. General George ". CUum, T. ;. A., J.. & Cush-
man OF s. Louis Mrs. A VI. King and c. y. Beach, oi
Hartford; Hon. George II. Pendcion OF Clhcluidil
Richard NJ Halgg, the artist, Ex-Governor ipbaIu OF
Connecticut and Judge Swdyne, OF tie Untd ; ates Su-
meme Court Colonel Jerome BOnapdrte, ol Baltimore,
l. also expected 10 spend the season here Recent
rentals include the of Mr wesley HARPER VINO mas
taken The KcruOCuan villa ou the ChhS for the a. asOn
me weather OF late, has been uutayoraOie for
inc unusually dull TIE Spring Is very backward, Gut
il claimed by those who are in position 10 know tat
larger number OF houses have been rented SO far TINS
wear than there az the corresponding time last
wear This sereOtypeC statement OF the real estate
Tine streets and tnorough'ares in general are beng
mt in excellent order BY the street COmmssioueTs.
lhe Summer residents will be pleased 10 know that
Ibames-st principal business street, ls peiug IN
DrOyed very materially, the CObbc-Stones giving way
fo the asphat pavement. Newport always Keeps her
streets in a very cUmmendaDs condition, ana thc hle-
wgy appropriation is always liberal Tor city OF ts SIZE
The new pavement on Ibames-st. Will be appreciated
by everybody. - 80, - ,
the here, having leased the Peer PrEer COT
t9gc ON BcllevIe-aNe Mrs. George Francis Train has
of Ncv-YorK and Mr.. A. ID. Jessup, OF Philadelphia.
have arrived for the The last named is occupy
ing the BarIeda villa, which he purchased at great
sacrifice about two years Daniel torrance spn-h-
law of Commodore Vanderbilt, and Mr Bancroft the
historian have written here To the proper persons 10
nave their names enrolled among those VINO are called
"citizcus." Their wishes have been granted August
Belmont. of Ncw-IOTK, was IN town q feW uaya
cO for the purpose placing flowers ON the grave Oi
ms daugntef-a Deaut ful tribute to her memory WHEN
is paid every year BY some member OF the family