New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29
INSPECTING NEWPORT COTTAGES.
SIMMER JEWELLERS LOOKING AFTER ihH
HOUSES WHICH THEY ARE TO OCCUPY

crMMrR JEWELLERS LOOKING AFTER THE
uousEs WHICH THEY ARE TO OCCUPY
Ncwport r. l.. March 2s-The weather is warmer
Cow moro cottages have been rented ana there Is
additional evidence of renewed life at thiS Paoc'
several cottage-owncrs and about as many co''"oo
seekers have been here this week. ms Is inc SEASON
If the wear when the summer homes are lnSpeo'e "'
when orders are given for repairs and Improvements
hcnco there is work for large number OF me local
noidcrts The indications for prosperous season are
, and unless all signs fail tenants will be FOUND ior
all the cottages ,,.. o
cc.v four cottagers. viz, Henry 5. lioyt CHARLES r.
Chickerng Wstar Morris and Mrs. Nincehzo bo''a'
having died The flag on the clubhouse i'm Bellevue
.vc was placed at halfmast for Mr.. lloyt ana Mr.
Chickerng
The CITY fathers have needed tho requests OF inc
cotagers as regards early putting on Of the water
ING carts and they have already been brought OUT
larger sum Of money will be eNpendcd IN hnpr"''nH
the roadbcds at once and they are expected 70 De vi
rstclass order early in June II Is not cNpec'eu ui'
the proposed completion Of the sewer VIII be heguh
beson fall The city will issue bonds for the payment
of the bill, incurred in doing the job
The Board Of Aldermen have voted to erect
crcmatory in the city limits. An adverse petition Is
being extensively signed. but it is not thought That
il will have any effect.
VI Iuthcrfnrd. Of Ncw-Yorls. has rented his cot
Mrs. Anna W. Davis. Of Philadelphia. has leased
tho M,ycr cottage owned by Theodore A. Havemeyer,
of New York, in Westinghouse.
John y A. Grtswod sailed for Bcrmuda'on Thurs
day Mr.. Griswold has been there for some Time
The Aonidneck IIonse will be opened for the season
on May under the management Of +. v WeStcou'
Mr.. and Mrs Robert VI. Cushing, Of Boston. who
arc To summer at Bar Harbor have rented their villa
in Occanavc to Archibald Rogers, Of New York Mr.
Rocar. occuulcd the Cushing place last SUMMER.
Tx Governor George Peabody Wetmore writes from
New York 10 say that the reports regarding his health
have been exaggerated. lie will soon Join his family
I'm Europe Hc is expected here on Wednesday to
vote the Republican Ticket
The susan Coolidge cottage In Rhode Island
ave- has been leased for the season Of 1901 by Edwin
J. Knowltol, Of Bro;lyn.
Mrs., Mary Matthews. Of NewYork, has sold her
cottage in Bellevue ave, TO David King, who VIII
move il to his vacant lot Parker new house
will be built at once for Mrs Matthews, who ha3
rented cottage for the coming season.
ar.Admiral ;. Il. Luce, u. :. ~, and wife have
gone to Lakewood, y. j.
Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas Dunn and Mrs. II. VI. Brooks
are expected here from Paris about the middle of May
Among the recent visitors here were j. a. G. Gray
Mrs : : Whiting Miss Whiting. Mrs. George L. Eives
and Eccrton L. Winthrop. OF New York Mr.. and Mis-.
" T.. brewster. of Port Jefferson, L. J., ana Hollis
llunncwell Of Boston. ,-
Eugene Kelly IT,. Of New-York. has been here this
George B. DE Forest Of Ncw-Y York, his leased the
Mr. George Francis Train Villa near Baeys Beach.
o. H. f. Belmont. Of New York, has purchased
- ia square fcei Of land Lake yewaye and Ledge
Road from 7. y \. GriSWold, of the same city.
The state election occur, on Wednesday. The Demo
Gratis appear be divided al over the state while the
etantIaI victory II will be an exciting contest aud il
will be fought il was last year, with the Australian
ballots. The Democrats DESTROYS Of capturing the
Legislature IN order election Of their State
ticket In Grand Committee.