New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26
STUDYING TABIFF Ar NARRAG ANSETE.
UNITED STATES SENATORS At THE PIER-THE
WHIST CONGRESS.

UNITED STATES SENATORS At THE PIER-THE
WHIST CONGRESS.
Narragnnsett Pier. R. l.. July e5 (SpeciaD.-The Pier
has been honored this week by the presence of numer-
Gus eieniares. The first 10 arrive were the members
OF the subcommittee Of the Senate Finance COMMITTEES
10 consider some phases of the tariff question They
are Senators Aldoh, Of Rhode Island Carlisle of Ken
tuchy Allison, of Iowa; Harris OF Tennessee, and
Jones, Of Nevada They housed of the Sherry
cottages and hold their meetings in one OF the tower
rooms Of the Casino Carol d. Wright has Also been
here furnishing statistics for the consideration Of the
committee.
On Thursday Secretary Tracy arrived on pleasure
Trip Of few days and registered at the Mathew
son House. He TO the Pier by the way OF Provi-
dence, taking passage the steamer Connecticut Of
the Providence Line on Wednesday night He has now
returned to New York 30 meet his daughter Mrs Will
merding, who With Mr.. Tracy will 20 to Europe.
The National Whist Congress has also been IN session
three days of this week In the parlo Of Clarkes Hall
The rules for playing American whist We're revised, and
considerable legislation regulating the conduct of clubs
In the eegue enacted. The next annual meeting
vii be cid f. New York IL July 1892 " On the ayte
will be the guests Of the Manhattan Athletic Club. A
league button adopted TO consist OF clubs
in black on background Of white enamel
The hotels are now wen filled and the season IS
nearly at It's height The semi-weekly hops at the
Casino have been well attended and description Of
the costumes would I'LL column. The hop on satur
day evening was aced by tho attendance Of Senators
Aldrich and Allison Senator Adrich rs something Of
q dancer himself He Of the participants in
the historical Centennial cotion at the Metropolitan
Opern House in New York.
Edward Lyman Short, the New York lawyer was
here over Sunday, and expects 10 have cottage here
IN August
The MathewsOn House orchestra has begun an limo
walton by giving sacred concerts Sunday evenings.
The Jamestown baseball players, accompanied by a
large number Of friends, here Wednesday and
defeated the Narragansetts by o score OF 10 ..
d. R. Biln gton and James Fuyerweather caught 700
pounds Of bluefsh and weakash on Tuesday,
H. B. seeley, of New-York. grandson of p I. Bar
nnm Is passing a few weeks at the Gladstone.
Commodore George W. KID Of New York, visited the
Pier this week.
Miss Jennie insolvency, OF Cleveland Is acfnOwl
edged to DO the champion lady swimmer at the Pier
she is also . fine horsewomsn.
DIT. K. c. Gibson, Of New.Y York, is at the Cont
mental.
Mrs Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie Davis, with
friends are occupying the st. Elmo cottage at the
Revere House.
The hotel hops are becoming popular, and II Is at
these GATHERINGS that the most enjoyable soclabty Is
found.
Recent arrivals include the following names:
Atwood Households Nelson, Clement c. Moore,
Hotel Columbus-Mrs. J. March, John H. Forster
and Dr. and Mrs John n. Beekman, New York
Clarke,s Hall-George West G. H. Robinson, Law
renee NJ fortnight, W. de W. Dmock, New-forK,
Dr. william D. Writ II. A. Dodge, II. H. willard ana
W. T. Bingham Washington.
The Berwick-Mrs. Hmpler, Miss Annie Himpler'
Miss q. Himpler. F. VI. Martinez W. p. Heating and
wife, Miss j. c. Strong and Miss NJ. Strong, New-York;
F. NJ. Trmm, E. Trimm, Mrs. N. E. Trimm and
children. H. c. News and Miss Annie News, Brooklyn.
Massasoit House-A S. Higgins and wife. MI aud
Mrs Mortimer C. Addoms aud family and Mrs. +. u.
Potter and family, New-iork.
The Rockineharn-O. A. Salter Foriham, n. Y; Mr..
and Mrs W. H. Chrtsty, G. B. Browning, H. F. Bartlett,
Edward Lyman Short, r. S. Packard Mrs. J. Newton
Tuckson, William E. Parsons, New-Yorh; G. A. Ben
nett Brooklyn; George S. King. Carroll D. wright anu
c. W. Needham and family Washington.
Mathewson House-W. Newton Sharpe, Mrs. E. l.
Thomas, D. w. Thomas, j. y. Lynch, Samuel j. "ahs,
c. II. Barker, James Y. Davis II. A. Trmm, Mr. anu
Mrs Samuel Brunbush, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Lawrence
IT, Miss NJ. y. Lawrence, c. Dewar, II. 5. Hewitt
c. Mortimer New York William IL. Reynolds, James
p Phillips and MIS- Carrie NJ Ketchum, Brooklyn.
The Gladstone Josiah Byrne, Frank NJ. Evans, H. B.
seeley. E. e. Meager, Thomas p. Wickes, Elijah p
smith II, 7. Wright, J. A. Churchill, o. a. H.
Churchill, Miss Nellie Paulmer and II. G. AretSchmar'
ocean can HOuse-T s. Coster, New-YOrk; Jesse B.
Atau R Housc-w. Irving Clarke, Mrs L, Palmer
Grihin. Mis-: Alice Grim, O. A. Mygatt, Mr. and
Mrs Richard Irwin, Mrs. Henry Eggleston, aired rs
Carroll Mrs NJ l. Lockwood and family, New, l orA'
Metatoxet House-Willlam W. Kip Mrs Edlth ses-
sons Topper Miss Mary Harkins, DR.. ST. Clair smith,
F. T. Ballard, Mr. and Mrs. Jared W. Ben, MISS
Lillian c. Bell Miss Edith Bell New-York; Miss tlagS'
YOnkers. , At Dor,s
Memphis Tenn: Mrs. WOTthlngtOn Davis, Mss DAVIS,
Washington, d. C. w. 5. Livingston, IT, Thomas ~
Wiflan n II smith and wife, New York: GrenVnle
Kane NJ Dorothy Kane Anzonetta Kane, Tuxedo
Continental Hotel. H. smith and wife, New I orK
Crbandlerjs-W H. Farnsworth. Brooklyn q. Gortoh'
Lonis Tenny Clement A. q. Montell, E. Nelson, New
York. 49, On IT. III c,oyar
Alfred : KIT r. r. Churchill, Benjamin Barker, lr
Miss Ellen Troy Miss E. 7: Barst0w Arthur Wl i
Cabot York: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Coghl MOTIFS
town n J. : Mabel Travis, Brooklyn.