New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
NdRR1GANSETT PIER OPEN FOX GCESIS.
A PROSPEROUS SEASON AT THE RHODE ISLAND
RESORT PROMISED.


Narragansett Pier. r. l.. June Is (SpcciaO.-Narra-
gansett Pier is all ready to receive guests. and
there are now many here The Rockingham Co
lunnbus Atlantic Greenc's Inn. Arlington and Re-
we're hotels are open. and the Mathe"soh anu
others will open the 9th. Although last s'tso"
,yos highly successful the indications are tnat inc
coming one will eclipse all previous records Al
ready The Rockingham has two-thlrhs Oh s's 'oo'''
engaged for the entire season
There are some changes and improvements 10
nate Tho Casino which has been owned by cor
poraton AMI In recent years run by LOUIS H"eriy'
~ New-York has now become the latters property
y q DUN who held a mortgage Of 5000 on the
rropor,y forecosod. and Mr. sherry became 'he
purchaser This disposes OF his project to erect
rival TO the Casino on the old Ellington property,
owned by Mr. sherry
Tho new railway station ls completed and Is now
IN Use This is a commolious and model structure
Tho mos, notable Improvement OF the year. now
,.o- H. ~. new bathing pavilion on the beach. now
T., .,,rsc ~ construction by Louis sherry IL Is
mammoth affair being go feet long by 10 feet wiie
II contains so bathrooms. swimming poor % oS
~ feet "A bicycle rink 40 feet square anu '"'''"s
o,h,r m t0-eate accommodations. A feature WI"
., tho u-omenade which is equipped with seats
.,.,n,, or. above the other Ike a theatre. band
,,u Furnish music every day. This Is sald 10 o'
,ne rncst bathing pavilion IN America IL VIII De
completed by July /. and VIII cost So""
t,r,rc,s I klnney's beautiful villa on the site OF
"a Mount Hope House IL nearing So''iP''''o''
rhts villa l. built OF granite AMI bufi-coorei DITCH
=, ,h s,,l. Of the Italian Renaissance. ana Is as
, ,s many OF the hotels. Mr.. Kinney mas puiit
- lon, stretch OF seawan in front OF his property
Tho Rockingham House has been remode"ed anu
ia, ,,nnr,yel 4 mammoth fireplace OF heid
,,,.rs - one OF the features OF the enlarged re-
co,,l,n hall. Persian and Turkish rugs adorn 'he
Many cot;agers are already here Amons mes nneSe
are r.. q. Dun. II. de opp, th inward Laps
Con- IL of Nsw-York; Mrs. Samuel Welsh. OF Ger
m15nfnvn, Jesse Howard OF Providence. =, :,
rnnntt / King is at Clarke's cottage MISS VI r..
caIc ar castle Comfort; James HARBOUR; Al
n~ fm,nctt's ocean Road cottage; MISS l.. NJ Noi-
nj; T6 az Herman caswell begins its daily trips to
Ny T Wiyarl : peck and his family o.. New-York
are 10 occupy over Yonder cottage III iSools9'',
Tho Revere House opened on Inurs,iAy ana ny ne
ars, guests we're Mr. and Mrs W. j. CruSer' OF
Antonio Lazo Arriaga. Minister from Guatemala
| Il m his cottage in ocean Row ~,
Congressman HIT has leased the cottage Oh now
oil shepherd for the season A.,
Arrivals at the Columbus include Dr. ana Mrs.
Arthur BIRD. Mrs Henry Thompson and Mss
Thomson Mrs Julian l.. Myers. Miss Sylvie My
ers AMI Miss Ida Biedermann. OF New York.
,mong the guests At the Nocknsham Tor the
season Are Mrs Jefferson Davis. Miss Winnie Davis
and MIR and Mrs J. T. Hayes OF Ioloraao SPRINGS;
Mrs Hayes being daughter OF Mrs. Davis; David
: owens OF New York. Charles l.. Cole. general
freight agent Of the Pennsylvania road; Colonel
lanes Van Nost. L. :. A.. Mrs. T. X. Hostetter,
9tor Eppa Hunton. from Virginia: II. =. Ram.dell
and his family ard Mrs. hurke-Roche, OF New
York -, =,
! r. 6 DUN as president and Miss Marion steven,
son az serreary The headquarters OF the club will
| be al the Robinson cottage. on Silver Lake.