New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
PROBLEM no. 1872.
ARRTV1LS At NEUPORT.
MANY COTTAGES HAVE BEEN LEASED FOR THE
.EASON.


.EAsON.
Newport. r. l., May (Special).-In the death Of
Henry Astor Carey Newport met with great loss
and one which will H. felt for years. man OF
means he was taking a lively interest in all matters
pertaining the welfare Of The place and he foStcrcd
and encouraged everything which would benefit his
native city. The mcing association which he formed
was "A godscnd 10 the town. and II spirited programme
was arranged for the entire season. The races are
now ABANDONED and the association will dIsband.
The first races called for May IL.
Mr. and Mrs william II. Travcrs. who have been
spending the winter and spring with H. X. Aston
Carey have gone to their house In Rhode Island
ave- MIR. Tiavcrs's mother will occupy one Of The
Ilnard cottages. IN Narraganscttavc.
Mrs. T.. +. Rock and family, Of NcW-lOrk have
arrived ut Jay cottagc, in Ni>;a-St Henry
a. Rice and William G. Weld. of Boston. have ar
rived at their cottages for the season. Mrs. IL.
Mortimer BROOKS and family. Of Ncw-lork, are "A-
peeled at their villa next week. benjamin II. smith,
of Philadelphia. who ha, just sold portion Of his
estate for the new Episcopal chapel which Is 10 be
erected by New-l0rk woman, Mrs. sarah AbTlskh,
has arrived at his cottage in Westinghouse. Mrs.
j. VI. Marsh and Mrs Gilchris,, Of boston, ana Mrs.
4. J. Goud. OF New York. the Robinson cottage
MIR. and Mrs. George Gordon King. who are soop 10
sail for Europe temporarily staying nj the VIII
cottage. Mr.. King IA, rented his Ne"ior' vla'
Mrs. Thomas f.. Chickcring, OF Boston. Is a guest
Of Mrs {. i. Chickcrine, who has rented r coiiag"
In BtlleNn"avc. lor the season OF leo" 10 Niiiam
+. burden, Of Ncw-YorA. Mr.. liulien Is about TO
erect "A fine villa IN Iarrisonavc.. ana MS nrighbor
Will be- Commodore Edwin d. Morgan. Of the New
York Yacht Club. Ills stable Is already built. Mr..
and Mrs Louis b. McCagg, OF Ncw-Yoik nre occupying
the Parker gotiagc, which they have rented MIS-
S. J. Hammond and Mr. aud Mrs. George Wills. Of
Orange, y. j., and Edward Parker Deacon OF Bos-
ton. have arrived here for tn scasol
The Casino club opened 10. ihc ScaSoh May
10. III" grounds will be- opened hhiiI June l.
Mrs. Charles Whitney of EOs,on, mas taken looms
ut Conancut for the season, ANA Mn. ~ T. d.
Beardsley. Of New-lork. has arrived nj inc Anthony
cottage AT the same place. II. Abbey Clarke ana
family, OF brooklyn, are also at Ccnahicut Tor TIE
summer. 7. Chester wabhdge, OF Philad"iph'a' iaa
taken the Champln cottage III tonai'u' Tor the
season. Henry A. E.. Taylor ana Frederick
sheldon OF New-i0rk. are expected at 'hei cottages
this week. Mrs. l.. y. Clough has leased the Enss
cottage In Bnncyst. John r. AleNandre, OF New
York who was expected 10 take a house here, has
leased the Coleman estate at New London
DR.. George u. Mcclellan and family Of rha-
dolphin. who present In Europe, ARE expected
to arrive at their cottage at tonane"' tue lnler
part Of next month. william r. Richards. The artist.
Is occupying Ills cottage In Arno!da'e' Ar Richards
owns IN" estate on ConanIcut Island. Miss Z.
DE Forest OF New York. has taken cottage here, and
her friend Miss Calender. also Of New'iork, viii
sPhn inc SUMMER with her. MS W. a. Iapphn,
Of Dos'on' has also taken a cottage.
ES1ov,rnor and ars. George lcabcdy Weimore
have decided not TO ~ to Europe as they INTENDED.