New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
THE WEATHER AT NEWPORT.
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS STILL ANXIOUS

snr-r.eyRs GOING TO EURoPE-PERsoNAL NOTES
newport r. l.. April Is (specisD.-rhe improved con-
:, TIA weather ia souething for which the residents
- ,ruly thankful. Up Wednesday Of this week winter
"a fingered in the lap OF spring, ana IL had been
s.us drawback the city from watering place stand
lot The sprfns very backward and the only signs Of
change winter to spring are those 70 be seen on
-, svns where green grass may be espied The winter
,.rcoat ana the ulster are In demand The cottage
sser who puts In appearance makes hs or her Visit
. bef possible and they wonder what will become of
A., Newspaper correspondents who are constantly stating
.,., Newport delightful place at all seasons OF
e YEAR been but few days Of sunshine
.inee the early part Of March The winds have been
80 and clustering air has been filled (when rains
h,vs not prevailed. vita clouds of dust Tho Watering
.,s. viii soon be brought The slight Improvement
An ,hs weather than appreciated ana IL IL hoped
hst 10 viii the Of making plenty OF business In
the cosass-rsnsng line The real estate agents wear
anxious faces
The departure for Europe many prominent
hmies usually summer here Is attracting much sten
ton and well grounded fears that the forth
coming season be dull socially. The frequent
departures Europe from NevYork have caused no little
alarm fer every steamer leaving those who were
counted upon expected visitors 10 Newports shores
during the forthcoming fashionable season Facts are
suhoyn things and be overlooked IL Is fortunate
for Newport that many Of her eotagers own their own
houses and they in nine times out OF ten, DC counted
upon 70 be here, providing they fail 10 IND customer
-ho A, willing 70 take Of their premises To be
Iii nyobably return before the season Is over
Among those who have recently taken cottages the
believing; -
Rey Roderiok Terry, New-York (FordD, Haidon Hin
and Harrison-ave
seth barton French Nev-y0rk Cwhippis'S. ssaview.
ave-, the cliffs
Mr& J. C. strswDrdse. philadelphia tAnthonys Conan
lieut. Island
@, D. Ro.engarten. Phfsdslphia (MasOn'O Catherine
W. W. Appleton Eew-YoEE oWhis0A0u'e''A Rhode Is
iand-sva
The Misses ogden. New-YOrk (Swifrs,. Dellsvuesve
Major IAyerrnore United States Engineer Corps
and wife awe progressive euehre party ct thar cottage On
"Wednesday evening
rho Aoudnsek House opens for the Tuesday
Mrs J. W. Auchincloss, Of NewYOrk, is visiting MIRA
Rowland Rhode Issndsve, and Max AgassiE' Of Cam
bridge Mnss been the guest OF william r. Hunter
M and Mrs W. S. welles and John o'Bren, of New
York have been Hsrtmanns this week. and John IL
Glover the city, has been at Pinsrds
Dr.. J. c. WISE U. s. N, and family. and Nj ana Mrs
ons Of Boston arc the Ferguson cottage. on BATH
Road
Dr. John ]. Mason snd family of NewYOrk. have not
decided not to occupy their cottage next season
John W. Ellis +. o. French and walter Howe. OF
York who cottages here, have recently been IN
spectlng them
The contract has been awarded fne summer resi-
asnee for John W. AuchincosS Of NewYOrk.
The cottage for G. G. King Of NewYork, is nearly
completed Mr. King proposes erecting another cottage
Hill, where ground is soon to be broken TOT
one for John IL. Glover. New-York lawyer. a.
Henry A. Rice. Willism G. Weld, Mira D. II. Hayden
and Mrs j. w. Bigelow OF Brooklyn E J. Pnttisen.
Walter L. Kane and Mrs Schuyler Hamilton, jr Of New
York are occupying their cottages Mr.. and Mrs Theo
Phinney. Chicago, have also arrived at their
cottage for the season.
Ground has been broken fine villa the ellis for
Mrs William GammeI, Of Providence. Mrs Gammell
Who is reported 70 be the richest married In America
already owns two cottages the cliffs
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney, of Boston and MI and
Mrs william Grosvenor Phinney, OF Providence have
decided 70 spend the summer here
Frederic Sheldon and family, Louis L. Loriard and
family ana Henry A. C. Taylor and family OF New.York
aIo expected their cottages next week
William Redmond and John F. Caswell, Of New-York
ind J. Knight OF Providence, who own cottages here
have been In town this week Mr.. Redmond whose wife
died here q few months ago, will rent his cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Townsend Burden Of New-York
who occupied Levi 2. Mortons villa, Fair Lawn last
son. have sailed for Europe This fine estate has not
been spoken for this Mr.. and Mrs Morton viii
summer Saratoga as usual
Mrs General g. and the family Of the late
ysp,ain X r. Rreese L. S. N. will spend the summer
m conanicut Island Admiral D. d. Porter's cottage
roranicut nearly completed The principal summer
sdents OF COnanicut made Of naval officers and
Phiadeiphlsns.
II begins to look the system for the
,y would be completed until long after the opening
" the season.
Mayor Powell has returned from two wesks visit to
Maryland Pennsylvania and NewYork