New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

FToMAN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
NEWPORT, Il. l., June 9.-The bIOadbrims
Of the Quakers to be seen upon the streets.
The attendance at t yearly meeting OF the New
England Society OF Friends promises TO be unusually
largo. The session will begin on Friday, and con-
tinuC until the following Friday or Saturday.
Tho nominees OF the Chicago Convention will receive
handsome vote In Rhode Island The failure to nom
inatc Mr.. Blaine was sincerely regretted by mary OF
the firm supporters Of the party Rhode Islands eight
votes wero cast for the Maine Senator until the
fual ballot Tho delegates have returned. and have
been warmly congratulated upon the stand which they
tOOh in that memorable contest
The family of Theodore A. lIavemeyer OF Ncw-York,
have arrived at the Lorng Andrews vllla on Bellevue
ave, which renti for the season for So, 900.
James W. sllman, the wcl-knOwn yachtsnan. Of
New-York, has arrived at the villa on Harrson-aver
which is owned by Lewis NJ. Rutherford, Of Ne%YOrk
In the death OF Henry Lcdyard in London, Newport
loses OF her foremost citizens. His loss will also be
kelly iet among the cottage people, He one of the
governors of the Newport Casino and Of the prl-
cipn managers Of the Clubhouse Bellevueaye, the
1ag OF winch a hafmast out Of respect to his mrIn
ory His family with him nj the time OF his
death Tin remains VIII be brought here for burial,
end the funeral VIII probably be In tho United ConRre-
gatiOna Church.
DE- NJ. Bell OF Ncw.York, has arrived, and rented
the Plcr-on cottage. on Bcllevuo-ave.
Mrs. II. II. Garner. OF Ncw-York. ia occupying the
Deacon cottage. at Narragansctt-avo. and DXon-sf.
Mrs W. X. Thorn, New York, has taken possession OF
tho Ludam cottage, on Marneavc.
Mr.. William lfhOut, Ms. G. c. Crane Mr. william
H. Travels Miss Mary i. Kennedy, AID MSS r. L Ken
ncdy all OF New-York. have recently arrived at their
cottages.
very enthusiastic manner, the CIy Fathers having
voted -, 900 for that purpose
TIE name Ot Viewpoints new Mayor iS stephen T. SlG-
II ~ believed thar III Will make good eXecnYr,
and he will moi be lKcly to rcprat The mistakes which,
fa, IN ~ n
iTutiUu Of the office.
MIR. Bnnrrof, tho historian and Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe have taken possession Of their delightful Sum
Richard NJ Hunt and family. Of NcwYOrk are NJ
ther residence opposite the Cub-hOusr on Bellevue
HNr.
ogden Goclrt of New York, ~ occupying tho villa on
tho G. IH and. Narragan5ciayc, which IL owned by j.
f. Krtnochan, Of Nrw-York. His brother Robert
Gorlpt has a'O arrived, and taken possession Of Gov
cruur Edwin ID. Murgau's villa. on Narrugansru-lvc.
StpUP cottage. on Mchster-st.
Mrs. james B. Dow, Miss Anna Ticknor ard Mrs.
Narh Stluard, 81 Boston, ara also occupy nS lE2f lc-
spcctlYe cottages AT thl- plhrc. -
Meredith owlHnd. OF y, wGOrR, has taken the Tar
rance cuftncc. on Brrvur-ayc.
john PANE, rclcg Hall, MR.. W IT, poCkham. Charles
II. RIasc J. aud j. j, Van Acn all OF New -f"rR urc
among The late cottage arrivals
W. W. AeiOr and family, OF NcN-GOrk, arc IN tOWn
Ii Is probable that tnCy viii ROM "A cottage here.
llcr rnucrTtH are 10 Ice given at the beach durlug
In, season. They Will bo appreciated heretofore no
cIorl has been made tO make the beach iavortr SORT
for the vl>ior large pavilion has been erected and
opportunity Is thus Afforded to escape the sun =
srofchng rays and 10 he limr have an elent
view OF the bathcls The city has considerably I'M
proved the beach, OF rather the grounds adjacent 10 IT.
several new bRthng.hOuscS have been built, aud the
others have been improved. nuInb'r oil addilohal
pvAtr Dthnghousrs WEI be brought into use during
the