New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

PROSPECTS FOR 7HE SEASON ! NEo foh
ALL TIE mGHPMcrD COTTAGES TAKEN-VlT
TORS or THE WEEK.

ALL TIE mGHPRICrD COTTAGES TNKEN-NISl
TORS or THE WEEK
Ncwport T. l.. April - (spccan.-It looks now
rs II All Tho cottages would BE- spoken for dnFinE 'h'
u,,t six weeks Many house hunter, hav" been mere
during m. lat week. ana tn real c,ai" agents were
Kept busy. Nj the high priced cottages have "''n
f,h.n La, th.r, set rmliu many desirable homes
which can Ice rented at prices ranging from 5000
to 800 for III, season. II should be- nndrr
.i,.A that th, newport cottage, are Away innl'N
AMI that little effort las over been made II" "H'r
tlem Otherwise. f"w years ago Mrs lhrnn stevens
tried the experiment ana failed. Th" excellent
weather which ha, prevailed Of let" has been til"
mean, Of improving matters and of adding To the
=, pnla' ion Of the place. Nearly all ia" t'hionHl'
Harding house, are open. The Aqudncck House will
omen with now manager early next May aud 1t VIII
b in rcldiuc,, for those who will come mere on Ia"
lat ruc,dly in the month To Sc Il Republican state
,,,..rnu.ut inau-rratcd. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie,
warren LipIltt Of Providence, cam" her" this week
and rented the cottage on Lods" Road owned by
Mi, = o. HOLMAN. IL New York.
George VI. Miller and family. Of rw-iork. have
decided not Ia spend the summer here.
General James l.. Fry. T.. : A.. who hail, from
New York. has taken lease Of the Case cottage I'm
Kav-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh l.. WilloughLy. # Philadelphia
who have been spending the winter in rhilaIclphia
have arrived at their cottage in wclngtonavc.
Mr. and Mr., Royal lhdp, Carroll. Of Ncw-York who
hlv. n cottage IN Claysf., have been spending Il
portion 81 the week here. Mr.. Carroll makes fro
qucnt visit, To Bristol 10 Inspect his Yacht which
i, boin- bul' there.
Colonel and Mr.. Wlckham Hoffman, OF New York.
aud Colonel and Mrs Henry Dupont. Il Wilmington.
Del have been here TIL, week looking for cottages,
Mrs.. H. W Nicholson Il New York, has sullct the
Charles cottage, which she had tah"n to Mr. Gcore,.
". ruits. jr. Of Providence.
Mr. aud Mr.. sidney Webster. Of New York have
lea. 81 the &. T.. ic:ing villa I'm Narragansett
Henry A,ffr Carey ia" new president Of the pon.
Racing Association which ha, been formed here and
which is objected to b. Ward McAlli,tcr ha, lust cen
'ruicd 500 = tie local iiromcns Relief A,>ocin
rinn which WAS formed here many years ago by III,
father John Carey. ir. brother in-aw of the late
John Jncob and william Astor. Mr.. Carey has
rented bis 'oitag" In Naria-ansct ave. 10 Edward y.
Taller. Of Nrw-Nork.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mason and Mrs Inrlll, ri
spencer have returned here from Philadelphia and
Nrw- York r. pcciiycy. aud will remain for the sea
son. ana Dr. aud Mr.. :. C.. Powell have sailed for
Europe.
Commodore Edwin D. Morgan has been entertain
ing friends, Including j. q. Bcrc,ford. rN Commodore.
> Nicholson kanc +. Moran and e. Oliver I,clin.
Among the recent cottage arrivals were Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Osgood. iIr and Mrs. G. r. Robert
lr. and Mir. l.. y. Iailcr. J. W. IIodgson W. T.
i;urdcn and Mrs. Charles +. thlckcring. Of New
y .rh President seth Low, OF Columbia College. AMI
Mrs Charles Wheeler of Philadelphia. has rented
ON" Of her cottages here to Nine. +. Carrillo Of
Mr. ana Mrs. william X. Travcr4. of Ncw-York
guests Of Henry Astor Carey: The Travcrsrs will
-oon occupy their own house In Rhode Island ave
| and Mr.. Carey will spend the summer with them II
1, not probable. now that Mr. Carey Is Democratic
member Of the legislature that he Will run his pnblic
coach from The Casino next to and from
money they can lose. lie may. however. bring out