New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
OPENING OF THE NEWPORT SEASON.

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CAsINo-RECENT ARRIVALS.
(FRox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUfEJ
NEWPORT June cit can be said that the
Newport season has opened under favorable circum-
stances Over two hundred of the cottage owners ana
residents have arrived and there many transient
visitors In the city as well.
Among the recent arrivals of cotagers are the follow
ing: The Rev. W. F. Morgan, II. T. Livingston, the Rev
Dr. W. F. Cooke, William Oothout, Cornelius vanderbilt
Henry g. Hoyt Dr. c. Cleveland, Edwin A. Post, L. c.
Josephs W. H. Lewis, Cornelius Fellows, MRS u w
Bird Mrs George f. Jones, Pierre Lorillard Charles
g. Francklyn, Theodore X. Gibbs. Thatcher NJ.
Adams Mrs. NJ. o. Roberts, Meredith Rowland Charies
H. Russell, c. c. Baldwin Herman I. Livingston
Fletcher Harper John W. Ellis, Seth B. French josiah
O. French W. Z. Tefft, j. IL. Mahony, W. H. fearing'
Mrs NJ E. Gray, Miss ogden, Robert Goelet. stas IL.
witherbee and C. W. Watson. of New-YorR; Joseph
Fletcher, Of Providence W. 7. Richards. Fsirman
Rogers George F. Tyler, II. b. Tyler X. q. shaw, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Lyman, OF Boston
Mrs Maynard. wife OF the late Postmaster-General
Horace Maynard Mrs J. H. Kidder and family of wash
tngton DE- w. c. Wise u. 8. N. and family; Professor
" 8 Fnstis of Cambridge, and Thomas Lord. OF New
York have arrived Conanicu Island for the season
The Newport Choral Society and the ladies OF the Chan
ming Memorial Church TO give entertainments at the
JobD Jaw Tndae jr. of London. is at the Perry
The sesm.yachts Ibis and schooneryachts Magic.
Clio aud Meteor have been In the harDor during 'ne
The Rev Mr. schermerhorn. of New York the gentle
man who instrumental III erecting the Nn'h mns
Memorial Church at this place, and VIE; ~ ~ MlIis
q A Andrews and wife, and tho Rev. DE- f"tter' o.
Grace Church. New-York, are In the city. -
Cottages have been rented recently 10y heV' III
Beverly Robinson, George H. Bend ana Thomas LORD
of New. York and by Reese ID. Fell, OF Philade phia
Two cottages are being erected on Conanicut Isand
for c. W. Wharton and one for b. H. Shoemaker bolh oil
The bachelors apartments at the Berkeley and at the
whitehall have been opened for the season.
The Casino orchestra arrives from sew nyfk 1uy d
g. W. Merritt Of New York recently bought the Brown
estate on BelleVue-ave. for 100000.
Professor Farman Rogers OF Philadelphia, has rented
the Nngent cottage His summer hume al Ochre foihI
Roberf l. Kennedy OF Ncw-York, has leased the cot
tage Nsrraganset-ave owned by Charles H. RUSSELL
OF New-Iork. ,,,. 4.
the Newport Casino TIE Casino grounds and Duildins
present very attractive Appearance aan even Nv ths
early date they are visited extensively p! the d
paying Investment and IL an attraction 20 lne pIiVc
Dsagreeabe fogs have visited Newport every alteI-
noon during the week. ,,,.-,, ~, "a
family, Mrs Mary Mason Jones OF New i0IA, anu
Mrs John W Auchincloss. Of NewYork, and Seth H.
Stt of Philadelphia, arrived at their cot'sees % r.,
lows and also OF Mira H. w. Swift, OF NeWfoik mas ar
rived at her cottage on Beleyue-ave 81, -,
DR.. O. NJ. Bell aud A. g. Hewitt, OF New-sGrk, nave
taken cottages for the The Rev. Dr f9fey OF
Brooklyn and Theodore Dwight, OF New-haven are az
the Aqudneck House - .,t. ~.
BLACKBURN Mr. EastOn, James Williams aud John j.
Tindae of England; Alexander Wilson, w. X halett'
sidney Watts, W.. 5. BENJAMIN; Thomas heyhOds'
George ". Merritt. j. L. David, r. L. Campbell =: 4.
Arnold Calvert Vaux, G. y. Ely. A. a. Hood. Jonn
Barton, John NJ Crane j. b. Brewster ana we; H. -
Morrison and wife, S. g. Smith and vile, OF New
W. b. Simpson, OF Toronto j. g. AarshalI ana ",lS VI
BROOKLYN; Joseph TOmnsOn and wife, OF PhladelpMa
J. G. Rayne and wife, OF Corning, n T.