New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
N1RRAGANSETT PIER.
THE SEASON A TRIFLE SLOW.

PROHIBITION DOING NO HARM-THE CAslNo-LIsTs
OF ARRIVALS.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBUNEl
NARRAGANsETr PER- July 3.-There is no
Disgusting the fact that the season 10 slow The hote
keepers lay It to the weather They declare that their
rooms well booked up. but tho people are holding
bacs until after the Fourth Tho Pier and vicinity are
looking bright and inviting Atlantic has been very
smooth this week. Back from tho water rhododendrons
beginning 10 blaze In the thickets and water cs 10
star the bosons OF the ponds Soap. water aad paint
have dsne much for thu hotel buildings and all IS In
readiness for the rush hoped for and expected Pron
bition has affected the place at all yet Only one
man has given IN his account or the law mo
hotel keepers are unanimous In declaring that they
have no desire for guests who would keep away from
the Pier because liquor will be sold here Licenses
have been granted here and the liquors sold have
been sold simply to guests. except at the Casino Sew
era hoelkeepers with whom have conversed say that
they have not purchased dollars worth OF supplies
and will not sell under any consideration Such OF their
guests who desire to bring their liquors from New-fork
o. elsewhere welcome to do and the hotels gen.
orally will furnish man to take care OF IL Tor tne
But they will not violate the law. The Casino has also
fallen into line Mr. Boon, the manager, says that no
liquors will be sold.
The Casino was formally opened to-day Sherry. OF
NewYork will cater. a. in previous and Stubs
Orchestra VIII furnish tho music The enterprise IL
now In capital condition 10 fulfill the dream OF ts
founders. and the growing list of subscribers very
gratifying The theatre Will he used TWO eVehihss
In the week for the regular Casino hons and probably
about two evenings for amateur theatricas and con-
certs When not IN for these purposes travelling
companes an lease the hall
midway OF the long limo OF hotels IA very satisfactory
all around. By this the passengers are landed
quite near the furthest hotel and will not he quite az
much at the mercy Of rhe hack drivers The platform
around the depot IL GpmD-i-t. Dut
will he landed there next week probably
Pier letter without soma mention OF the Spragnes
would he an anomaly II y sat that th- money 20 nuV
back Cfn ,nchef from tho Fanci' d. Monton r.ate was
given. II il not Thought that the Governor" az
Senator and Ex-Governor Iprasus is famtarly called
lately into say S2OO.O0o When he was born
10000 was placed in trust for the child h" to
o. Of are which mas recently ,r,c ocIsrrea h, e
9 lao snG Srea the cour ff'nT
by peddlnc pond lilies around the ho'es his feet bare
ana ma clothes worse than shabby can now Ne some'
THEREFOR his own uncle Thu whole family live together
a Canonchet, and are apparently very happy -
tonirht Among them arc william B. pnsmore's family.
OF New-York the family Of Rear-A imrsl John z.
ID via, now IN charge % the Paclir squadron W. IL.
Lane. secretary Of The Pacific Man steamship Company
Among other srry j. are Mrs. v X ItcyepS9n an. ana
aud family. Nr'. T. H. Anderson aud family, +. W.
poppe. Of New.York r Bi'.eI ana family, e.. OF
Philadeiphio: Mrs. Samuel Welsh AMI family OF Ger
manown. Penn. The following have engaged room, at
me Mltth" Fr1nc'' Kwnsy an fn''y u vd IT,
r, George W"inG and II pry Jn9TsrGn, ana nrIr
families and James T. Leonard. OF
r. Greeley and family of S. Louis. Admiral william h.
L. Roy and family viii arrive about July IT, ,.,,or
Among the arrivi.-a tne Mount Hope are the follow
A. l. Baxter F. W. Popple Mr. and
Mrs II. A Chls. Mr. ant Mrs. W. |. Jcnnins-, New
York Charles T. pies. Bostop; l. Alains Phlhl" phd.
charles .. Drake. Portl4n. W. AmOng gu''tS booked
for this house these: John W. Thonp.o1 VI:
Sheffield. william Br41lefh AMI Nrs. = /. BOO AMI
families. New YORK: Mrs ". soften and family an Mrs
J. a. Radcliffe. ot Brooklyn; AMI Chires NJ Wies and
daughter. of Albany.
Arrivals at other houses arc "a follows
DeLIrap.-W. Emery and TIP. Torley N"w-forK
Nc >DaT0h-Francis y. shepard. Nsw- YORK Dr. J. j.
Inwrence and WIFE. SL Louis; Mr.. : r. Fuller and
daughter Chca-O; Mr. H. r. Ne ybcrry ana family,
Detroit . r
mann. Or. -. Clair smith. New-fork - -
,2crere-Mrs. f. L. Fisher. M. tscharl King, y. .
Heath. II. VI. IN lge and family. New. York "llnot
Johnson and family. r gilmore County, MI
AhrOo f-Mts. W. O. W. Whte AMI dang1 Philadel-
mia; Mr. 4. VI. Big-ipv and family. Mprrsiown " j.;
Paul Bi.eiow. Troy, \. \.
ConiinenfaI-Nr and Mrs. J. C. Higgins II. " Day
aud family Mrs. j. e. KDlrth snl family, :. j. ZlOrske
ami family New-York: Mr. and Mr.. Horace Fds.tt.
Mrs. j. Horace Fas'itt and FAMILY, Phaleiphlt Mrs.
J. " Carlisle and family. Washngtod, u. {.
u1ssasdt-llrs A. T.. NOrwOol. r. s. Howell and flm-
iiy N-w-York Mrs. II. ID. Bosle Miss Eta George,
Biliimore. -,
AHnntr-Mr- Miles Carpenter and daughters. Mrs.
Frederick De Biller and family, c. H. BOynton, New
York; Mics VI. n. Whit-, Philadelphia
Icedt-.Tohn VI Knox aud family. BrooKyn; VI. "A:
sp-rry and family, san Francisco; Mrs. j. W. Payne anu
daughter New York ~,
Mr. and J.. o. Narl, the Misses Palmer Oh brooA'