New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

THE SUMMER RESIDENTS ARRIVING AT THEIR COT
TAGEs-A BRILLIANT SEASON IN PROSPECT
lFRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THIBUNE.l
NEWPORT, L. l., June 3.-ThC weather Is
all that can desired the recent rams having laid the
dust aud made the and lawns fresh and sweet
The bicycle armament in many respects was pleas
Ing event for all conccndcd and the visitors speak in
high terms OF the and OF the natural attrac
tivcncss OF The place. The next event VIII be the annual
session. next week, OF the New gland Society "f
Friends will be hire week at least II il expected
mat newfoundland and many OF tine Middle states Will
be aoly represented, and number Of pers OF general
interrs, Will be read by prominent speakers June
meeting sunday will usual be great day. The city
Will we,r holiday appearance and excursion hoats
and trains will be brought INTO use The followers NJ
Penn ard Fox arc to he held accountable Tor TINS
innovation upon tho Sabbath, and they kc"ny feel hc
disgrace when brought them by the enterprise
of the railroad and se:,Inboa companies. However.
they will cndravor interest thr masses with outdoor
Sermons and also with NJ their citing houses
and in The churches If the city, which with few cXcep
tons, are always placed at their disposal during tho
" yearly meeting"
The cottages are beginning All up earnest far.
OYER one hundred wcllknown families have arrived for
the season, AMI others coming daily. Late arrivals
include f. o. French, Judge Dlckey. j. II. MahOuey,
Andrew T.. Douglass Mrs. VI. 5. Flag, d. William T.
Lusk Albert GAllatm d .iaum Buyer Mr' SIRE t. g..
NJ Tookcr. James VI. Drake, LOUIS c. Waijrn, W. H..
Lewis Henry G. Marqulnd. f. Van Nc,t. Mrs.. Sarah s.
Whiting ]. n. A. GrlSwold. from New York; Pro-
fssor Walcott Gibbs. Professor Alexander AgLssz.
from Cambridge Mass; Professor William Ganmel. G.
f. Mason, from Providence, and 'Orge H. NOrnan fIom
Mrs John Jaceb Astor and Mrs. George =. wetmor".
both Of New YOrkre occupying their Cottages on Belle
The famous Mab'nc estate at tns Lar OWED by p,,
| anu Mrs. Holland, OF san Francisco.
Mr. b. IL. Larrance, OF Boston, has taken the Mason
Sir san Ward has been tn" gucet of Mr.. Jan,rs h.
X enc during the present week. Mr. Kccnc IL To have
teegaphic wire In hs rs]dencr rrdnrhg me S',7,n
| nnnIJrd nv Major T. : Erycr Of the same citv
IL viii De some before the Casin" buildings will
he read, for occupancy The Strts ia the ir0H hniih-
mo ,riII lac a en- anunt the middle Of ne present month
The cottages are all rrnIed ther" being At least
fifty III narket al the present tiinr There : no
duuhi however, that tenants VIII he found for al un-
occupied house the atrrpar Of the present month
spcrIa course Of sermons fr tie Claiming Cchtru-
NAL wear wi h.. preached the Unitarian church IN
ths city during June july and August 10y The follow Ing
clertymrn jan" 20 II. W. B"wS. Ot New York; July
Of Brookvn July IS H. ". FooIr of boston: Jn,v -.
Iamrs Freeman CIIkc. Of Boston; AnEH-i =. Marin
body chaplain ui Harvard Uulv"r-t.: August -. Ed
ward Everett Iia". OF Boston August -. Mrs Mary \:
Lvrrn"rr, Of Boston. The new thnnlue Memorial
Church viii I've built Immediately, although the contract
has not ~ vet lri. The dr-im "f h"rHurrn
VIII Earlv English Gothic. The gem lul dimensions
are IS 10y - feet There viii be three rhrincrs, stained
Xms.t ,. Of NV York has arrived at the vida
at Deere Point which l. owned by GeOre" H. Pcndl""n.
Mr. G. ncaldt. tic Swedish Crar-c d'AGairr. ut
Washington is occupying the TonPEu~ cottage on Red
s II. WhiiwclI of Boston. has rented and Is occupy
ing rs. Parnn stevrnss rotiur" ON B"rkrl"y-aN"
l. j. Eostrr OF r -kyn har tahch pOas' sion Of the
BabrOck cottage, on b. Blus-hN'.
Mrs c. ". seymour. Of Nra York has rnt,d he Rev.
C. H. Maron' cottage Oh Kay-', wh.ch 80" T. "ccn.y
Arson PnrIe stokes AID P.o Ech"vcrria. 81 Sew.
Yok; k NJ Gus ing AMI T. f. 1n-nnS' -. ho1".' H -
| tncIr cottages wH"ln the pHt L." dtF~