New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-30
NARRAGANSETT PIER.
THE CASINO THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTION.

FALSE RUMoRs coRRECrED-sociAL EVENI'
RIVALS or GUESTS.
,,no,, r,tY REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE IHSUNAJ
N.ppAcANsETT PIER, X. l., Aug 2S.-lne
r weather OF Friday, with It's pure breathaoie arr
mt fresh life into the Pier and stopped tue gIanu
Cor home which was just setting IN. Inc ma'nO
trorse claims 20 have 900 guests, twenty-elgn' @
Tbur.day The hotels will keep open as long As I" w."
enses and the Casino will not close before sep
pay or 90 And by the way, tho Casino has come
- b. ,he beaiunng and end, the Alpha and omega oi
p, u,o II has been duller than country Village o'
inc. nj many OF the hotels In consequence Oh INC s,'
~ casino None OF the hotels employ orchestras'
o,cent for an occasional hop. ana these arc po'o"ne
To-. ra ess freouent The hotel propretors seem us
os.d 4, let the Casino have the expense ana thc p
ure Of that sort of thing There is wide -
,on as IN whether the Casino should be aloweo 'huS
80 oronolize the gayety OF the place. The Casino OK
pensive and The more economical CLASS Oh ho'o'
do not feel like paying fifty cents Tor an evening ~
tn ar s15 for a season ticket This tends to make inc
pi.r society divide into two Sides The weal'hiet an.
more active class go to the Casino ea drink duoo anu
have rood time while the poorer and elderly peopio
stay at the hotels and growL ...
Co,t,,n uale OF Watch Ill., one OF the most success
tl keepers In southern New-England, says 'na'
bo owued hotel az the Pier he would have dahco nan
constructed put orchestra into It, ana nave sumo io
d animation about his house every night ana not iet
Tnere are many who beginning ~ think that THO o
fashioned way OF making the people OF each mousse eo
sttute one large jovial family Is still the better
rhn there ia considerable growing that the Casino
does not give enough and good enough Tor tho money
Rut the sa ibis in several New-forK newspapers III
tore,ce 10 general intoxlcaton NJ the Casino are I'M
ro Tho fact that the terrace In full view OF the
,ret and that ladies and gentlemen arc there seen
ra,yiny .monades and carct punches through straws
gives the place quite bibuous appearance 10 an ou'
sdcr passng by knowing the contents OF the gseS'
Rut there is no general drunkenness amo NJ either men
or women. -.
vnovp here and elsewhere did bccom" little gay ono
dav hnt she would have done the same anywhere
INV reve AT the circulation of such stories believing
that they inure the Pier. eauwhile tho Casino mas
,bousand names on It's books more tnan twice the num-
hr mad last year aud seems on the fu udc Oh scsesr
" ~ McCarty has twice made 800 maximum
saratoga bowling hllcy' Wnbc Ma. 2uNl"
r. Holinger ha. led all the ladies Win %i' '" IL ""
n' r nae H. Rising retired Troy hotel keeper. is at the
adnr' G II. Wells u g. NJ and Col. d. Woodruff. o.
g A. are at the Mathewson House. $500. ,,,,r
4. il. Magce OF Magce stove famo' Is ~ 'he ""'"'"
so Dr. O. H. Smith, Of New-York arrived at the Mathew
'p Robert Maxwell Of Orleans, arrived Thursday at
'n John Trr it, of New-YorK, financially Interested In
many Florida hotels Is at TIE Mathewson. .,.
Fred Nav the noted New-York stock broker ana oiuD
An
Commodore j. O. Harris, tho Oldest pay inspector on
the retired list Of the navy is at the MassasS 9 n
MrA Bishop II g. build another cottage "H'a" IL
Dabney, OF Boston, Ia the artist. ,, A.
Governor WotmOre, who was born ana reareu IN 49,
port across the bay was never At '"o r'oi u'' "
Mr. and Mrs James Brown Potter, OF tho New,Y9rs =,
tnv hou-e of Brown Brothers Co, are registered az
me McSparran having just returned ffom an e1tehueu
has heen passlng the summer NJ Newport, gave
concert AZ the Massasot House Tuesday evening. as
strd by Mas Noguiras, daughter OF the Portuguese
Minister al Washington Miss Joannio Lawrence aud
MIR Anderson OF New York The concert was very sue
NJ ~ ANDERSON ofsayanna6 Ca led the pretty Ger
man at the Revere House Monday night Thirty couples
Psope here are st talking of the sPendors OF The ball
gwen 10y Mr. and Mira X H. Dun OF NEW torS, a. =.
one nr o. a. King dean Of Washington University is
T3t bary lines which is conducted by Mr. Ferry. has
ad soms money this year and Owen gooc satlsfscton
nauS ysnrs w Chlshoim Of Charleston. G., arrived
here sunday. In time TO avoid the cyclone "nou '"'P
Among tne prominent arrivals the week are these
Iirnpood -iIavelook symington. Emil III. sAueF' A. W.
fsydney A smith Ernest II. Crosby and
vile Mira w. Pell Charles N Harris, MIRA W }. Barney
Miss Helen g. Smith. Miss Mernton b. sheparu Ne"-
JMri,treL-A. NJ Grswold Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Hall,
AI@xander d. shaw. New-York: ~
Oeean-E H. Len6er. Mr. and Mrs. John ". Knox, T.
H. Isuber, IT, New-York; Mr.. aud Mrs. j. W. PlnkhAin'
AE'sn nswS' siuttOu VIM salter Hugh n
Camp Mas Espenohide, Newforki john II; S'19ohns'
IT, s. Navyi Mrs Seneca Aiken Mas Dora smlih' Cuoa'
n. Y. a., q !, rsa.,o.o, r
Contnental-F. g. Thompson, Mrs. 3. O. thompson l.
b. Bairuws. j. q. Kbeth G. WeSt.rvelt, Inn'cs ~
Gross Wallace Deane. w. H. Tlford. NJ. sullivan. MIS-;
NJ GOOD win aud two children, Mr.. aud hrA bHw.ra
Bald win Edward Baldwin, lr, Miss Annie COMBS Hs
A. r. Ellison, Miss virginia l.. Walsh, EfwAFu ~ W.
Walsh New-York; r. Woodruff. lr brooklyn. All.
Vanderpoei, W. Turnbull Miss T. r. LOCKWOOD. JA,nes
B Murray, +. NJ. Trmm. A. NJ Hidden, Mr. anu "a, =.
John Herman Master Cyril Herman. NeSfork 1eorHe
Reuter-. Rochester. n. VI A. Taylor ana "ie' D'OoA
lyn; william II. Abrrcrombie, Jersey CITY. =, ~
'dnGnhr-Mr Paul Cushman and family, Albany, n W
J. H. Clark Henry W Strauss, A. Kirkman, H. DE Bilusr
4 Isaacs o. o. Peterson, Samuel q. Emith. Louis o.
smith, New-York the Rev. Ralph Wood Kenyon Henry
w. Garfield, Albany, n. \. . ,, ID III
IhrOOd-Iouis :. BOnhcimer y. X Mhhkin, IL; ~
GRIMM Mr. and Mrs +. II. Cowdery, Willie T. C0wdeiy
| Is. H. Cowdery 4. Il. Campbell, ID. III. howahd IL -
TaTlor r. 4. Clark Mr. ana Mre FRANKLIN b"r"''
N~w-IOrk p.a
M Hope-E ]. Henry Princeton. N. j.; J. a. Kad
cli1e d. ID. Brooklyn; Edward l.. Young. Jersey'lty
William r. Be.sett, G. NJ. Paul, 3. II. Ordway, j. A.
Earle Frank Ellison, Y, A. Walsh, william r. Leeoh
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