National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-04
THE SUMMER RESORTS.

Comlnss and Goings OF Distinguished Per.
sOnagcs who Have Time and Money 10
Spare-By the Sea aud in the Mountains.
Bishop Seymour IS at Newport,
Tho Chicago Bicycle club was at Newport
last week
Mr. aud Mrs. John J. Rae, Of this city, ore at
Lake George
Kate Field is visiting Mrs Milton II. san.
ford, at Newport.
Tho New York Yacht club will be at New
port this morning.
Mayor r. O. stevens and Mr.. J. e. Bell, Of
Cincinnati, arc ut Narrngansett Pier.
Mr., Thomas Myer, Of New York, Is tho guest
OF MI. Frederick sheldon nj Newport.
Baron Won Ohlendorr Of Hamburg, Is at
Newport, viewing American summer life,
Mrs. Morris, of Baltimore, daughter Of tho
Into Revcrdy Johnson, ~ at Richfold Springs.
Mr. Ralph @. johnson, OF this city, arrived
day
Gen Delaney Floyd-Joncs, u. s. A., Is nj the
McSpawan house, Narmgansct Pier for q fcw
weeks.
MIr Blaine will leave to-day for bis home Mt
Augusta leaving Mrs Blaine behind at Bar
HarbOr
Row Dr. Noah II. Schenck, Of Brooklyn and
Rev Or. Herriok Johnson, OF Chicago, are ~
Saratoga.
Gen Beverly II. Robertson and II u pu
lanes, Of this city, were at Narragansett Pier
last week.
Mr.. Vim. Aston, Of New York, has arrived at
his Newport villa, on Bolloview avenue and
the cliffs.
A dealer at Newport has created sensation
IN that city by the sea BY advertising sale OF
stolen silks"
Gen. Herman Haup, of 81. Paul, the great
railway engineer Is ut the Atlantic hotel Mar
ragansett Pier.
Lieut.. George L, Sage, 9Th Unitod states ar.
tllery, and Mrs. Sage arrived at Newport Sat
urday morning
Mayor Seth y. Low, Of Brooklyn is ut the
homo of his father, Hon. A. A, Low, sunset
Ridge, Newport
Gen. aud Mrs. George II. Mcclellan have en-.
gagged quarters az Bar lIarbor, and were cN.
pected there Saturday.
George Brcithbarth, W. II. Babcock, and
William w, Clapp, of Washington, were regis.
tered ut Long Branch last week
Mr. Frank Thompson and family, OF Phila.
dclphia, arc At Newport. Mr.. J. Rhinelander
Dillon and family, of New York, arc also
there.
Mr.. Charles II. Sumner, Representatives..
large for California, is spending few day AT
Newport with Mr.. II. w. Bookstaver, OF New
York.
Tho Elk Ridge Fox Hunting club. of An
nupolis, has gone 70 Saratoga TO show the
summer dwollos there what cross.coumtry
riding is.
Sir james Douglass, X. o. H., ana Lady
Douglass: Capt, Bedford PIN, all OF LandOn
England and Prof: Slliman, of Yale college
are Ut Niagara Falls.
MissLulu Hurst, the Georgia electric wonder,
gave an expedition at the Newport Opera
house Saturday evening, and will give another
next saturday night at the Casino.
At Northeast Harbor, Mount Desert Island
bishop DOlnO, of Albany; President Eliot, OF
HaIvIrd; the Hon. Erastus Corning and hlmily
and j. D. Gardiner and family, of Albany, are
residing for the summer.
i Mr.. Charles l.. Tiffany of Tlfhny & CO., New
YORK, Is AT Newport on the yacht Frolio, o.
| New London, chartered by him for an eastern
| cruise. lie has visited Block island, and win
go TO Marthas Vineyard
Mr.. Louis L. Lorlllard, of New York, is u
PaE veS ,Ne%RS The guest Of Mr. JsmS
lard, IT,, Of NGw York, has rented cottag
there for the remainder Of the season.
G. II. Ladd, esq, and Mrs. Indd; Mrs Casey
| widow of tho late Con. Silas Casey, and Mis-.
Casey; Miss Annie Ahny, Miss v. NJ. s. Kear.
ney,, and Miss J. ii. Upshur are among the
Washingtonians recently arrived at Bar Har
| Dor.
bart college; Bishop Mailalicu, Of Abe Metho
dist churchi Mr. 4. i, Case, jr,; M. Rober
nSnisT sx MA H. GrsGe Gene
past week.
The farmers at Westerly, X. l., found ~
| last week TINT recent heavy losses among thci
poultry was dmo 70 depreciation of red ioxe
| and thercupon turned out with shUtguns an
| killed two. on receipt Of the news at Ne'
Port, nearly oil of the mepbcrs of the hunting
club tainted at such vandalism.
AT Narragansett Pier on Saturday Pro,
Ihayer, of Harvard university, read II papt
Emerson In the west before the pier table,
literary symposium meeting held week.
during the season. Prof. Richardson, of Ne
York, read q paper on the peoples and Gu
toms OF the shakspearian period.
A letter from the Catskills, dated saturdn
says: President Arthur, with rod and gu
after rest IN Kingston with Gen. sharpe, W
/, make the grand tour of tho hotels aud 4
T mountains. Albany, New York, and Phi
j delph1ia are sending guests here to-day, a
ton and rest, but largely for the purpose
t seeing the President.
= About forty members Of the Paulist faith
. arc enjoying tho summer ut st. Mnry's mon
!. terry, Lake George This home of the frlar
very picturcsQuely situated. II was q pres
70 this order by the late Charles O'Couor
!, New York, who built IL for their use.
d OConor himself had one OF the prettiost
10 tnges on the lake shore, and spent his SUNNI
l. here regularly for many years.
!! That James Gordon Bennett Is regarded q
decided feature in summer life ut Newp
Is may be gathered from the following dispa
u from there OF last Saturday 1.-THE eagerly
I, pected and anxiously looked for Nnmol
be Commodore James Gordon Benefits
ly steam yacht, came steaming into the hnl
ip NJ about q o'clock Saturday morning. and
G. cecded directly to her moorings in Brent
70 Cove, near Fort Adams The steamer co,
from lighter which had been In waiting
IL eral days, and at noon proceeded TO
I'd London to meet the New York Yacht clul
n rendezvous there. Commodore Bennett c
n on shore soon after tho arrival of the We
nj and remained good part Of the forenoon
adj ceiving the greetings OF his friends. No e
d which has occurred here this season
or caused such q stir as the arrival of Mr..
or nett. There has all along been a feeling,
v. well grounded remains to be seen, that
that parsonage having arrived aud donnie
n here the current of fashionable life woult
a. ceivc q fresh impetus and everything pert
y Ing TO watering place life would be set h
y, ming. The commodore's attention will
y doubtless absorbed pretty much IN yach
u matters until after the disbnnding of tho
J. York Yacht club for the season"
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Q AN AMICABLE AltRANGEMEN