Year: 1875

they have subsequently, 10 lose it again under foro
closure. Here you will not see two cases a yeal
recorded where sale has been forced under iocoosue
During April and May this year the fullest prices "ers
obtained for cottages little later, however, some
few families who had been spending June
in the mountains came here In tho middle
Of July and secured places at trihe less
But we have already great promises for next
year. Already we have injuries from families who
have been abroad for several years for cottages during
the Centennial or course large number Of these
Americans who have been abroad must come home TO
the Exhibition They will stay awhile in Philadelphia
and then seek tho watering places and shall be full
All the indications are in favor Of huge crowd You
know that ours is no new enterprise Fashion has at
racted thousands here and she will always attract We
are beginning to realize the necessity Of public
ment and am glad to see a number Of gentlemen who
are determined that henceiorth we shall have them.
As TO property being dear, we'll you may buy somo
lots on the avenue for 81 foot (square but these
small; but can sell you property ON the Same
avenue for twenty cents foot If family of medium
income comes here there are abundant places
There are families who come here and stay the whole
year round. They are enabled TO have their little
tage at less than they could get flats for in the city OF
New York. Indeed, some come late in the fall and
glad escape the display of the woalthier ransents
and enter into the social amenities Of winter.
As winter place Of residence IL is not attractive of
All places of this kind are luxuries, to a cor
tain degree, and as long your luxury Is in demand
you must pay something for IT, Some people CONS
here and compare this place with New York and Boston
and Philadelphia and Springfield But you cannot do
that There is only one place like this in America and
that place Newport There have always been cottages
TO the slender well the well filled purses If
man desires to live the avenue or along tho cln he
must have something more than an ordinary income.
But as say, do not expect any depreciation, and,
unless | greatly mistaken, families desiring resi-
dences here next year will not be able TO obtain them
after certain period The Centennial will certainly fill
up. My list is already being scanned very closely.
Why should we not have our shareg You cannot get
larger amount of comfort and pleasure for a certain
sum OF money anywhere than here in this place"


A SHOT RECKLESS SPECTATORS


Said gentleman at the City Hail TO to-day, ''If
could only have some decent waterworks and i'm
proved drainage you would need To for our
real estate Like all other investments II is liable TO
1uctuatc and then; spectators may build it day
on false premises, but the next day it will find
its level We not, as nation, in very hopeful
condition Just The Goulds and CARROTS and Van
dcrbs have "buled and CLEARED" until they have
crippled trade, shut up wohrds Of the mills in New
England and nearly smothered our industry Playing
fast and loose may please spectators and railroad kings
but the result is TO depress and ruin our people. tell
YOU things look pretty blue. Tomorrow we may be
crushed by taxation some Of your people are in New
York stand at less than IS TO the 81 900 nov"


Most of those with whom have conversed here
remarkably hopelulsangune to the future; but tho
truth is there but little doing here III real estate
building or anything else The is not at end,
il true but the business people are almost idle Tho
stoppage of mills at Fall River is felt in this place. St


with better times and continued eXeron to render New
port attractive, with races yachting, rowing, bird
matches target shooting, &C. as projected for another
year, things may be very different