New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

A PROMISING OPENING ANlsL-saEu UtNrs AR
RIVALS
Narragansett Pier. p. !. juno 30 C'pecinn The
season here has opened with boom. N,ser before
have the prospects been AS bright The hotels c'n-
tain more people than in July last year. an1 JUG
ing by the number ~ guests booked f'r july and
August the season Will Doe exceedingly successful
All the cottages have been rented NJ Shrry'e tho
| Casino and along the main roads Tho Rocking
ham has about seveuty-nve guests ana large NUM-
Der are expected after the Fourth The Columbus
has oycr0owcl into the Gladstone. and 'hr Mathew
son has more guests than ever before AZ this time
ia the season.
Tho hotels have uul6rg0uc The customary r'nlva-
tors The Rockingham IS the only one which has
been enlarged. Manager Burns has built "a three
story annex opposite the hotel. the street leading
10 the bathing beach. The TWO portions are con-
nectci BY bridge
Another hotel has been added to the list. The
Tower II Hotel has been poued under the man
ogerncnt Of Charles H. Friday. lie SIS well known
among Pier people and. while his hotel f. Of the
beaten track Of the usual visitor. nevertheless its
location VIII attract those who love maximum quiet
ami minimum social gyciy
The Casino opens officially Monday. July .. al
though Sherry. who has charge Of tho restaurant
this season. wh De ready for sunday visitors. Tho
orchestra arrives Monday ana the first hop VIII
probably be- given on July 4
The aniso-serd bag is 10 be hunted twice week
thu season. The two three runs last summer
whetted the appetite Of the lovers OF 1.-THE Mount"
and active steps were taken 10 organic the Mr.
rngansett Pier Hounds" The prime mover Of the
scheme IS Justin IutterfclI. OF Washington. and
he is to act as master Of tn. foXhounds for he pres
ems season.
Golf enthusiasts have already begun to play on
the Casino grounds. Tie forenoon H. usually taken
for golf and the afternoon for tennis.
The foundation Of Francis s. KiDney's new villa
on he ait Of he is
on the supersrructure is being pushed
Sherrys cottages Vat Earlscourt have all been
rented for the season. Mrs l.. >. Grant IL 10 &C
cupy cottage B. Cottage 4 has been taken 10y
Walter Webb cottage ly Dr. Seward Webb.
cottage j by Mrs John f. Hall: cottage T. by
George H. Williams; cottage + by Mira. william
| Rhnelender all Of Ncw-NOrk city. The casino
at Sherry's will be opened for the Of his cot
tagers only
The following are among the arrivals at the
hotels:
Metatoxet House-A. NJ. Jacob. Mas Biedernnnn,
Hendriix New-York: Mrs a. J. Loder. East or
Greene's Ipn-Ernest Staples; William l. Van
e Brooics j. Douglas Brown 81 D. ; Lawrence
tlchard + Fly, Mrs H. NJ strcbeigh, Mrs Ell r II.
ert +. Booraen. OF New York
| +. II. Saltus W. w. Howe. g. L. Reade. Of New
| York; MIR: and Mrs. J. Hay ana family. Washing
! ton. d. G.: Mrs. i. f. Kingsbury. w. G. Kings
| bury, Mrs. j. Edwin Van Epps. schenectady. " Y.
The Glndstone-T. otis Leroy, Miss Leroy, w.
| bunting Mrs. X. NJ. Murchlson. Louis :. Brush.
| Mrs. j. II. Harris. Miss Corneia -. Harris, Miss
| March. Mrs John y. RUSSELL New-Y ork
Mathcwson HOuse-Alr. and Mrs. &. Van Ness
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T. Stevenson. Mrs. s. A. still
man, Mrs. a. L. Stevenson, New-York; Edward
| Gray. Boston.
The Kockingham-J A. Ferris. Mr.. and Mrs G.
| Philip Smith, Gustavc Guide, II. Sinauer and fam
| Jly Il. Hrsh and wife. A. Park and wife Mrs
| l.. II. Conkling. Miss NJ. A. Crompton, New-York;
| Pierre c. Carroll and wife. Fordham y Y
| Massasoit IIouse--Mrs C. s Holmes and fam
| ily Mr.. and Mrs. Aanson T. f.nos Robert f.
| Shepard and family r. Rallston Smith New York;
! s. r. Branch. Brooklyn.
Atwood IIouseMrs. II. c. Goodell +. c. Goode
| New York.
| Hotel Columbus-Joseph G. Hornblower and wife
OF Washington. ID. c.; Mrs. j. NJ. Tobin. Mrs VIII
lam GOuveTneur Morris. Miss Miller Mr. and Mrs
| Edwin Sawyer. James Sprunt and family. Mrs X
| NJ Murchison. New-York; Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
| Scott Ballston Spa, N. Y.