New-York tribune., 1886-05-09
NE WPORT ALL READY.
THE SEASON TO BEGIN EARLY.

GUESTS.
tFroM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRrBUSE.l
NEWPORT, May 8.-There is no valid reason
why Newport should not have q successful sum-
mer 1t is true that the terror of prohibtory law
VIII have Its effect and yachtsmen will be obliged to
weigh the matter carefully before coming anchor.
Many of the cottagers have already put in an appear
an The Casino Club Is open and has few subscrib
ers and the hotels with exception, and the private
boarding houses open aud doing fair amount or
business Ii is claimed by the real estate mon that moro
than the usual number Of cottages have been rented
and that the number inquiries for horses board and
rooms unprecedented for such early period in tho
season
As stated above many OF the cottagers here and
daily may be the streets, where they gladden.
the hearts OF the tradesmen and others Among the
New-forkers at their cottages are W. Wetmore Cryder
Bainbrdge 6. Clarke, d. Jones Colford Mrs Edward
King Lyman c. Josephs Mrs. Fred Nelson, s. II. OBJ
bins, c. Ferguson. III. X Pratt Mrs. NJ. Mathews, Miss
f. o. Gibbs Mrs. Grace Turnbull, joseph z. Stone Mrs
Milton H. Sanford, George Tiffany. Georgs Collins Mrs
II. W. Ogsn Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs j. A. Stevens,
Robert Colgate, Jr., Mrs. julia III. Eldridge, t. Lv.
iugson E. L. Livingston Walter l. Kane. G. Mead
Iooker, s. Whitney Warren, Mrs. william Redmond.
Theodore W. Davis, Samuel Coleman, Mrs. f I. Huri-
but. W. McCarty Little and Mrs. Comstock.
Tho arrivals from Boston include Henry A.
Rice. Mrs. Hayden Joshua r. Biselow'
William q. Weld. Frank Andrews, Mrs. Mary A.
Stockton Arthur b. Emmons. Mrs. h. W.
Emmons and samuel TitOn.
Jesse V. Boynton. OF Providence, Ivers j. Austin, OF
South Carolina r. Morohouse, OF Chicago, Mrs William
f. Weld. OF Philadelphia, Rear Ainiras Worden and
Luce and Professor Raphael Pumpey also at their
cottages 1t IS expected that large number OF cottagers
will arrive next week and 1t is believed that many
rentals will be made we'll May Is usually very
lively month, Tor 1t ia tho intention OF the majority OF
the cottagrs get before the first of Juno.
Several Of the In Europe but will be
on hand before the society roll is called.
The steamboat, and railroad companies havc made
ample preparations for the season. Four boats of the
Fail River Line will touch here every night and every
morning, and the facilities for reaching New York, via
the Shore line. Will be materially increased The lrail-
road between here and Boston and its connections for
the Vineyard and White Mountains will offer extra n-
ducemenrs in the way of palace time table,
etc. A new ferryboat will ply between Newport and
Conancu Island, rising summer esor just across the
bay from this city. Steamers will leave here three
three times a week for Block Island and Narragansett
Pier and the excursion boats running between here and
Providence have been improved and Will stop at
all tho many shore resorts the bay, and al
low their patrons 10 eat Rhode Island clans .
know bt bere ia ta prosncct Of the rnnnir of
horsecas about Newport for the coming season at
least Inc Nocrs decided ia iaVol oi morse raIoau ~
the election III April but the tue na decision IL appears
rests with the CITY Council or, In other words, the
that body deemed it advisable to give company the
right to lay rails The present City Council or rather
pleased when they saw that the masses wanted
it, On Tuesday night the City Council referred a. the
whole matter 10 the Committee on Streets and High
ways to report and this claimed looks pat i0r te
promoters Of the scheme who expected to begin q
AGAINST the railroad and desire that Newport
sa IS d that rae several of the residents
sOnay appeaed TO the members or the council 10 40 III
ne"tened sne to eve Newport II the cars are allowed
The conpanys charter forblds the using OF Belle
and fashionable drives for the cars, but
many afraid that IN time ali the desirable thorough
fares viii be upon ne al we ,he
annoyance that they care to az their winter homes anu
any innovation in tho shape of horse cars Tho
alleged evil day. however. is afar of
of last Palatal summer houses are r, being
lard james p Kernochan ana Josiah NJ Fiske all Of
New-York The Van Allen house which mas Deeh IN tno
stories high with bays, turrets. pnnacles etc
WIN be at least another year before t WI, ne com com
wood Tho first story of Mr.. Kernochans house Is OF
being being elected near the Price Neck Lite Saving
station for Dr. Aqa MhsS na%O" dD ocfy St
Farm for Jonn II. Glover. OF New Rork Cottages nave
New York Mrs. Acosa. OF Baltimore. and Mrs Mary
A. C. Holmes. OF Boston. 1t Is expected tnat severa,
Dr. William Todd Helmuth. OF Ncw-York. was in town
n days ago and rented tho Swami cottage near tho
George H. penaleton who represents this nation at
Berlin leased his unpretentous cottage at Ochro
Point 10 William NJ King-land. OF New YORK. ,
Among tho visitors to Newport recently were Mt. au
Mira Levi L. Morton, Karrok Riggs, Robert GoeIet MrS
Hitchcock Thomas Hitchcock, jr, Mr. ani MIS- Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Roswell smith, J. IT, Glover H. new
hold Robert williamson and Mrs. John w. Ellis. OF New
York; Mr. and Mrs. g. B. Dodge OF San Francisco: MT
and Mrs David Stewart, OF Baltimore, ana Georse IL.
Norman OF Boston, Captain Williams. or tho new YORK
police force, also been here. The captain Is having
a nns cottage built at this place. He does not iIKo Tue
idea that gone abroad that he Ia buildnga yach
Mrs T. c. HurIbut, OF New-York has arrived AZ 'ho
Juds0n cottage for the season.. -.... -
Miss G Wildes OF Boston, has rented her cottage on
Kay.st to Mrz L. W. HammcrsOy. OF Ncw-fork
The Misses Hamilton. or NewYorK, rented the iauioy
bottage Rho Q Island 80 - . -.
Mrs Sarah Goelet, OF NewYork. will occupy ono OF
the cottages Kay st., owned by j. NJ A Grisw"io oi
New. York. ., A.. r..hr
Dr. Mcclellan OF Philadelphia, has rented the DERBY
cottage on Conanicut Island aud he was III town ieW
days a., =, $1,000, -.
Dr A. g. Roberts also OF Philadelphia, has leased one
OF the Hartshorn cottages on Halidon Hill.
Mrs. A. L. Woodworth OF New \ ork mas Iente1 hcr
cottage the cliffs TO MIS-. Il. A. shepard OF fro'
denco 49, ,. 10,
age" ownod by Constant A. Andrews, Now-lorK
Mr. Thomas Hitchcock. OF New York, has leased the
Chaner villa near the cliffs This house was occupied
one season by James G. Bennett. Of New YORK
Mrs Fred. Nelson and family OF New YORK, VIII take
possession Of the Merritt villa Beilevueavc IN rev
days They present at the Muen cninger cotSge'
DR. 7. A. DE Blos, OF Boston, and 81 H0wlanu hoo-
bins, OF New York, are at Mortons ..
Several small cottages being erecteu Oh IonaniouS
Islaud for Philadelphia families