New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
THE WANE OF THE SEASON.
FEW COTTAGERS LEFT AT NEWPORT.
THE UNLUCKY AUTUMN wEATHER-PERsoxAH
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Newport II. l., Oct 10 (specisD.-A few mor.
Of the cotagers took their departure this we,k
The weather has been unusually COOL and thick CLOTH
ing has been In great demand. The autumn thus
far has been the coolest and most disagresable ON
record
Tho ccttagers have subscribed over 81 900 sov
the family Of the brave engineer OF the steamer
Eolus, who lost bis life by breathing the
fumes Of case Of nitric acid which
exploded board that vessel few weeks am
The largest contributor was A. A. Low, Of Brooklyn.
who gave $3.50. Messrs. August Belmont, +. ". van-
derbilt and Cornelius Vanderbilt gave 800 each.
The steam yacht Ibis and the schooner yachts
Norseman Tidal Wave and sachem have been in
the harbor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Gilbert, of NewYork, who
Gently returned from Europe, are at the Hodges cot
tage; Mr. Gilbert very much to h.s SURPRISE has been
elected Colonel of Newports Cleveland and Thurman
regiment The lieutenant colonel IS John Grswold,
also Of New-lLik.
Brockholst Cutting and W. B. Cutting, Of Scw-
York. are the guests OF william Post at the Hodgson
cottage.
The chapel erected in the Island Cemetery by Mr..
and Mrs. August Belmont, OF NewYork. was formally
consecrated to-day The Belmont family were present.
Bishop Potter, OF New York, and the Rev. o. J.
Magn, OF this city, officlated. The chapel is
beautiful structure and can be used for all morsusy
purposes O charge by those who desire.
DIR. Macauley United states Navy, has purchased .
cottage site Conanicut Island
b. Thompson, Mrs. Il. b. Potter, FOxhaIl keene and
Miss Heckscher, Of New York, among the recent
arrivals at the cottages.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Matthews, jr, and General
Hazard Stevens OF Boston, visiting friends here
Miss wooi.ey Susan COOLIDGE has returned 10 her
cottage on Rhode Is'andave.
The family Of Rear Admiral 8 3. Luce, United States
Navy, Will spend the winter here.
Mrs. Karrick Riggs, Of New York, IS the guest OF
MIS- J. 4. stevens, and Miss F. G. Wildes Of Boston,
has arrived at the Hodges cottage.
1t IS understood that and Mrs. Louis L. Lorillard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel q. Fearing and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorllald Spencer, of New York, who still at their
cottages, VIII spend the winter In Europe.
The Rev Father Malone, OF Brooalyn, has been here
this week he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A.
Mrs. NJ. T. II. Blake, of Brooklyn, has taken cot
tage here TO, the winter
Mr. and Ms Edwin C. Cushmau and Mr. and Mrs
Walter L. Kane who have been at Bar Harbor have
returned 20 their Newport cottages.
Isaac Bell, jr., ex Minister to the Netherlands has
purchased the Chaco farm In MlGdletown, near this
city. Mr.. bell will utilize the farm flor the raising
OF vegetables etc, for his Newport house several OF
Colonel Alex Bliss and daughter, Of Washington,
at the Robinson coitagr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Bren of NewYork, are The
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. +. Lvermore, in Bellevue
ave.
Cottage entertainments have been given during tho
week by Ward nd McA,ster Nh Havemeyer' Mrs T.
II is underst0 that f. J. Berwind Of New-York
who recently elected stakeholder OF the New
port casino aas puIchased me eS,aN on yor
The estate formerly owned by the heirs OF joan
A. Brown. the Philadelphia banker Mr. Berwlnd,
who is newcomer, occupied cottage fere this yea