New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
lyARRAGANSETT PEE.
HOTELS FILLING UP-ARRIvALs or GUESTS FROM |
NEw-YoRK AND ELSEWHERE.

HOTELS FILLING UP-ARRIvALs or GUESTS FROM
NEw-YoRK AND ELSEWHERE.
-,pov ruy REGULAR CoKREsIONDEST OF THE TRIBUNE.
NARRAGANsETT PIER, X. l., July 1S.-These
hot days are serving 10 make business fairly good here
The hotels are gradually filing up and 1t is said that the
Metatoxet has reached about the limit The Msthewson
has I3O at this writing and many rooms engaged The
Mount Hope usual is doing good business and. II the
oher hotels in number Of guests for the next
two weeks 10 they have in the past II will have TO be
granted that the good anticipated four weeks ago
Is here.
The only to disturb the equanImty OF the Pier
ties this week has been little dispute between the At
lantc and Mathewson houses in regard 10 sewer gas
These houses side by side and the recent storm
broke the pipe connecting with one OF these hotels
and the Town Council voted the stencil nuisance Each
hotel believed the other at fault, but the Tn Coun-
ell on Thursday ordered the healthoeer 10 sbate the
nuisance on the premises OF the Atlantic House. and
other nusanees he should find
There is a crying need Of men-young men In this vii
derness OF women The hotc piazzas look for all the
world like piszzas OF young ladies' seminaries To
the absence OF the than anything else
may he attributed the lack OF social festivities.
II was really hot here yesterday The mercury stood
at 81 on the beach at IL O'clock while the
water was 100, the highest this year. Bsthers
were numerous The flood tide happened at just
the right OF day for good bathing, and the beach
Miss Welsh. OF Philadelphia, daughter Of Mrs samuel
Welsh. r and relative OF one-m Secretary OF the
Navy, is at the Mathewsou House.
Denis Donohue, the British Consul at Baltimore, is at
W. L. shdmorc. the New.York banker. is at the
5 II. Tsgcart who with his wife Is staying at the
Mathewson. one Of the Oldest and aoes members VI
H. r. Van der Leinec OF Rotterdam. president OF the
famous Java Coffee Company, Is at the Mathe son.
Ex-speaker +. g. Jillson, or woonsocket, was down
The dsino piazzas begin to be Peopled. There Is
music every day, and Informal hops Wednesdays and
DR. Percy o. B. Cause, OF the eminent Philadelphia
hoinao opath, Is at Mount Hope.
One little girl registered her doll "Bilee Taylor" at
'i The Mount Hone received largo number OF guests
who came In on tho Newport express from New-fork
ii The following people from and about the Metropolis
are occupying cottages here: Samuel Colgate Orange.
ssa HOwsd h,ps'y Ss%9Sk
Charles H. Pope. New,York %OyerGlid"; George v
Ra4s9aH b%n % CSSh
" "Dunmere $; T. Harrison Sanford. New.York, Rock
aehcoes b
Battle Nc Emmett. New.York, Clarke's Cottage; IL.
"vmisret"; l. 9aseEcnbash, Sew:York. Tayor's
B. iockwood York, :" willow Cottage" John r
Shepard, New-York, Buckler Cottage; Walter b. Whit
ney, New-York. "Althea Cottage" and Horace r
Kelly. New.York. Caswen Cottage.
These New-York people have subscribed the Casino
Mrs E. Mead, C. A. Mnton. William Jay, Mrs. Walton
Bell. Mrs Porce, Kane. George Curtis Wright T. of
Tone and j. s. willard
The Pier Table. literary society OF the visitors pro-
poses series OF talks botanical subjects from Pro-
lessor W. w. Bailey, OF Brown University. IL may In
the summer visitors and others TO know that
Professor Bailey had journalistic aspirations Be
ing a graduate OF Brown, and having written "a little
about the flowers for Tie Journal OF Provdence-this
many Year, when Bailey was younger and ten
derer than he IS now-he started 10 New.iork arued
with letter OF introduction to hanton Marble then
editor OF The World Bailey Was. cordially re-
ceived and engaged The hrst day. however,
they gave the raw recruit the task OF Interviewing
Tweed who was Just beginning TO be Investigated. He
Interview. Tue second day the assignment book
read: " Interview with Tweed-W. Whitman Bailey"
The boy tried hard but couldn't reach Tweed The third
the assignment flashed Bailey resigned and
had desire 70 enter Journalism from that day TO
The secret Of this persistent assignment this
1he World needed man. hui II the man proved 10
be genius they would take him IL was lucky for the
world that turned out did for Bailey had beco
reporter OF the most brilliant Dotansls Of his time
would have been spoiled.
DR. Porter. president of Yale College guest az A
C. Dunhsin's Grove Cottage James b. Angel. president
OF the Ann Arbor University and formerly editor OF IN
Providence Journal. is at the Hotel ColumbuA
Chaxlss Reinhardt the Paxisan sculptor. u at the