LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. (SMITHSONIAN DEPOSIT.) Chaj). \ ^'^ Shelf \{lV\% UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Price^ 1^ Gents [COPYKIGHT, 1883.] DOE, HUNiNEWELL & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF FiRST-CLiss mmm MANTELS, MIRRORS, Drapery Curtains, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, &c. Importers of Upholstery Goods. SPECIAL ATTENTIONS GIVEN TO FURNISHING APARTMENTS THROUGHOUT, INCLUDIXG THE STANDING FINISH, NEWELS, DOORS, DECORATIONS, DRAPERY, CURTAINS, FURNITURE, &c. 577 & 579 Washington St. E. K. HINNEWEO. BOSTO^NT. H. F. BlKCHSTEAn. NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' ^m\\\tt fmi$n' a«4 "l^t^idjfnte' aXJIDE TO THE RELIABLE BUSINESS INTERESTS OF THE CITY, FOR 1883. Together ivith a List of all the Cottage Rentals, and Villa Owners who will occupy their residences during the Summer of i88j, compiled to date, and other miscellaneous information. PUBLISHED >!V W. G. MORRISON & CO., „ If 3S3 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON. Copyright, 1883. NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS PORTABLE A% ELECTRIC LIGHTER PRICE S5.00. A Scientific and Economical Apparatus for Lighting for Home, Business, Office, Mining and Manufacturing Purposes. Complete in Itself. The Electric Current Being Produced by Chemical Action. This apparatus, by our adjustments, for which we make extra charges, can be adapted to use as a Burglar Alarm, Medical Battery, Call Bell, OR FOR AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING. Our Burglar Alarm is so constructed that the intruder is imme- diately confronted with a light and a bell-alarm at the same instant. Reliable agents wanted all over the country. Enclose stamp for circular. Portable Electric Light Company, 22 WATER STREET, BOSTON. Chartered under the laws of Massachusetts, December, 1882. " A Portable Electric Lighter for $5 is being extensively sold by the Portable Electric Light Co., of i^ Water Street, Boston. It is an economical and safe apparatus for lighting for home and business purposes." — Scientific American, jYew York, December 16, 1882. h -^ < S- m A ,^. ,«^. .^. ,«. ^^ IP jujyjy! (« m MANUFACTURERS OF II.HJMIHATEB LEATHEBa Hand Painted AVall Papers, SELECT TEXTILE FABRICS, CHOICE FURNITURE DEALERS TN AJVTIOUE SPANISH LEATHEBS, BRIC-A-BEiAC, ^-c. ->^^^DECORATIVE ARTISTS. NO. 6 EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET, XEAR FIFTH AVE. NEW YORK, 39WESTTHIRTY-FIRSTST., OPP. GRAND HOTEL, NEWYORK. mm BAGG & SGN, # 4- TAILORS,^ Uniforms AND Liveries. Ladies' Jackets ANI> Riding Habits. leiiis' iipadfflof. ^iJ'JM. J:^lOl'- /'/Waa^ (P (2% on t^fc-e ^/le ^i- i^fT-'ue ■o-n-^net^ ^ r/ ■o-p t^^ti-i-T^Z'i'nf^ ^tf-t^ fAi^€ fn-e'ii i^-c/i^^d- ^^^^-eAt^iUne'n-f pif-i 'pnt^'7i'i''nfi' ^. CLOTH SUITS AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. E. P. WHITCOMB. BOOK AND JOB PRINTER WASHINGTON BUILDING, 383 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN STREET. TAKE ELEVATOR. Estiniates clieerfitlly fitrnis/ied by mail, and all orders neatly and promptly executed. W, G. MORRISON & CO, ck d< \ 383 WASHINGTON STREET, ^ - BOSTON^. NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. #PREiFAGL « I |N response to many urgent appeals from a num- ber of the most reliable firms doing business '^i in Newport, the undersigned have compiled this volume of valuable Miscellaneous Information for the use of the Villa Owners and vast number of Pleasure Seekers who visit their "City by the Sea" annually. It being the first edition of the work ever issued, and late in the season when undertaken, a number of items have been omitted, both in the information and presswork, that would otherwise have added to its value and attractiveness. However, in placing it before the public, we trust it will be found a useful and reliable guide, thereby fulfilling the requirements for which it is issued. W. G. MORRISON & CO., Publishers. I'josTON, June 25111, 18S3. Call at One Price ulotnmg Store, before purchasing Kue.vuer^. NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS ]LIIfB0 BBOTHEHa ^o-i^^^' .^^.^.S K^slYill^e^'^' NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS 124 FIFTH AVENUE IJKT. l-tli and I8th STS., NEW YORK. Most Artistic Dress and Cloak Making, JACKETS, HIDING HABITS, AND f 411S1 mmm o®if iMii. OKDKItS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTKNDED TO. Elegant Imported Garments always on hand. STATIONER Wedding and Visiting Cards a Specialty. NO. 37 WEST STREET, Orders by mail rccuive immediate attention. Call at One Price Clothing Store, ''''''^e'i^r^l^:^fr^f^'^;,''^Z^i^^l^ AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. Oewpert, *' The Git^ bY the Sea" Washed by foaming >Araves, On beach of crystal sand ; An earthly paradise, • The haven of our land. As gold marks the standard of a nation's money, so does Newport hold the pivot of American watering-places. The name of Newport has become a generic term, with an unnumbered radiating family. Every State has its Newport. From the rough Atlantic to the placid Pacific, from the rocky coasts of Maine to the sandy shores of Florida, one finds an hundred children of the mother- town. The Newport of the West, the Newport of the South, and the Newport of the mountains, all translated mean a summer resort with alleged attractions reckoned from the pinnacle which is given by the " City by the Sea." But there is but one Newport. Nature made but one; the mould broke; and to-day she stands alone, protected in her exclusiveness. Shall I tell you the history of this grand old town? Shall I tell you how William Coddington purchased the whole township of the Narragansett Indians, not with the " dollars of our daddies," but with old coats, hoes, rakes, scrap- iron and other junk-shop commodities? Shall I claim for the old place a com- mercial importance which years ago outranked the metropolis, or shall I give the suppositions which have supposed that the Norsemen landed upon its shores, and perhaps took a solitary dive into the then not fashionable bi-eakers? Need I tell of its romantic career up the line of evolution to the proudest of summer cities? All this would be unnecessary, for the A B C of history has told you of its early conquests, and the World of fashion has for a score of years sang its praises. In its reputative sense Newport is a Summer City, not of transients, but of long-stay people. In the rank and file of its past and present half-year citizens stand the names which have ])een and are being engraved on the stones of history. Intelligence, art, music, wealth and beauty meet upon its soil in happy combination. The Avealth of the Empire State can be seen on a pleasant afternoon riding over the beautiful avenues, strolling on the beach, or frolicking in the surf. Wall Street and Fifth Avenue, Fair Harvard and stately Yale, blue-blooded Boston, army and navy, foreign ministers, ambassadors, princes and princesses, make this beautiful city the play-ground of the upper realms of society. New- port is the underspriug of summer fashion, the inside wheel which regulates the ifs and buts of society life. To be a Newport belle is a proud position for fair 10 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS k4M.% ^.. IHb OI U MIIL, NLWPOltl THC ST. NICHOLAS, DAILY NEWS BLOCK, NEWPORT, Carries tlie Largest Stock of Out-Door Games &, Home Amusements Horsman's, and Wright & Ditson's Lawn Tennis, with all the Best Racquets Made, including the New Pettitt. A Full Line of Spaiilfliiii's anfl otlier Mates of Base-Ball doofls. Lawnpool, or Improved Croquet. Croq-aet from 95c. to S5.00 per Sett. Arcliery, Hammocks, Tents, Lawn Chairs, Bicycles, Velocipedes, Wagons, Boats and Gigs, Shelf Ornaments, Travelling Bags Trunks, Curtain Poles of all kinds from «5c up. Baby Carriages, Lamps, etc. All orders by mail promptly attended to. Address, .A. A^, LXJTHER, St. Nicholas Store, - - - - 205 Thames Street. THI I Ol I\ ^11 1 S M W I ( I y ^^ m iii \M)s AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 11 women. Out of the foaming billows many an American princess has found her life's partner and has pledged herself to go with the wave to the land of its next breaking. The " Baby-stale " has a Newport, or rather Newport has " Little Rhody."' .^^1^' '^5.-- \iist I am in Newport ag;)in this summer, to listen to the dear old ocean, stroll along the shady roads, realize the wealth and admire the beauty, — alas, from afarl for I am a journalist, proud but poor, and my editorial rap will probably be unintelligible on the golden doors of wealth. Bnt the ocean and the flowers are mine, and the water sparkles and breaks on the crystal sand for me as for the one of millions. 12 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS* Saddle, Harness and Trunk Maker. Practical Carriage Trimming and Repairing. Always on hand and made to order all kinds of TRUCKS, Travelling & Mail BAGS. SHOPPING BAGSr-=='^"^ TRUNKS SHAWL STRAPS, A Large Assortment of SATCHELS, ''■^'^J,^^^^ „ "Walletsj, ALLIGATOR SKIN GOODS, Leather and WeTDbing Belts, Driving and Riding Whips, Riding Canes, LEATHER AND 3IETAL > t>=^ DOG COLLARS, ^--<^ Leads, Chains, Locks and Bells, Piag- Collars and Dog* ^Vhips, Sponges, Chamois, Carriage Dusters and Whisks, Harness and Axle Oils, Soaps, Polishes and Powders. Special attention is called to the Repairing, Relining and Stuffing of Ladies' and Gents' Riding Saddles. A dean job anO a good fit guaranteed. Bitts, Spurs, Rapetfs Clipping Shears, ^c. People^s Library Building;, AND residents' GUIDE. 13 I am a bicycler, and enjoying this season the ripest fruits of recreation. Every pleasant clay I mount my graceful " Expert Columbia " and run over the shady roads, feeling the Monarch of "Wheels, and forcing Nature to spread out her nooks and corners in endless panorama. Grand old Newport is doubly graceful to a rider of the Modern Pegasus. I rise at early morning, when a new- earth seems glittering in the jewelled dew; the birds are singing, and the murmur of the Atlantic adds a full organ to the swelling chorus. A glorious wheel! I Go forth upon my wheeled horse and list To Nature's teachings. A ride on Bellevue Avenue, the one great artery of summer Avealth, the most celebrated of streets, — a conservative, truly aristocratic close corporation of residences, whose holders' tenacity has held this avenue against all specu- lation has kept it for themselves and their posterity. I wheel by the "• Old Stone Mill " on Touro Park. The key which unlocks the mysterious history of this ancient landmark was probably lost over Purgatory Cliffs. Whether the hand of Norseman or Anglo-Saxon mixed the lime and mortar which hold the rough stones together; whether it was the scene of lovers' leaps, or the looming tower of forgotten tragedies, — only far-fetched legends can shed a glimmer of light on this pile of unhistorized stone. A few turns of the wheel and I am close to the Channing Memorial Church. I admire the beautiful architectuie and the wonderful stained-glass windows, a marvel of crystal-colored handiwork. Among all the glitter and wealth of Newport it is pleasant to find that the House of God stands out in holy magnificence. I wheel away; the rising sun throws its rays obliquely on my whirling wheel, and the nickeled spokes Hash the sparkling light of a grand good morning. On every side stand the summer homes of wealth. Here a stately pile of stone, there a picturesque cottage, both surrounded by well-kept lawns, sliady nooks, and opening flowers. Every place stands by itself, original in plan, and rightly claiming its identity. In a few hours these little Edens will be filled with happy parties, and the now quiet avenue will be the arena of dasbin^ teams, a merry rushing stream of life on wheels. But Bellevue Avenue does not contain all the magnificent residences. Prom the avenue lead many streets, lesser arteries it is true, yet claiming a goodly number of beautiful estates. One can ride for miles and yet see new architectural designs and fresh ideas of summer gardening. Newport is one vast garden, almost surrounded by the ocean, warmed by the generous sun, yet cooled by an ever-fanning breeze. Ah, Newport is a glorious town, a perfect storehouse of grand good times ! One can find a hundred places all vieing with each other in beauty and interest. A wheel over Ocean Avenue — land on one side, water on the other; rocks and breakers, hotels and bathing-houses, shade and sunshine, old houses and pal- aces; an "old curiosity shop " of relics and modern conveniences. I pass the Spouting Kock, famous for non-spouting except when the wild winds urge the Atlantic into a foamy fury. Now comes a long, picturesque stretch of rocky scenery, a black frontispiece fringed with sparkling water, for there is " water, water, everywhere." The old ocean casts up its treasures, and the sunlight gives all a permanent blessing. But to the beach — the whitest, grandest ocean-platform in the land. The great Atlantic rolls to your very feet, and, bowing in a cloud of foam, pays a 14 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' JAMBS IVI. MEAD, 14 Washington Square, NEWPORT, R. I. SAMPLE ROOMS. ♦ CHOIOiE Hennessey Brandy^ IVIonongahela "Whiskey^ Old Rye "Whiskey^ Choice Wines Bass' Imported Scotch and Cringer Ales -A. T'lIXTZE X^XINTIE: OX' Foreign and Domestic Oigars Private Sample Rooms, 3 Duke St., off Washington Sq. Choice Bottled Goods for Family Use Constantly on Hand. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 15 majestic homage to " The City by the Sea." I wheel farther on to Sacluiest Beach, and just before going down to the beach I turn off to the right and am soon on Purgatory Rocks. A romantic place indeed! As I look at the rugged sides and dangerous height, it is easy for my imagination to picture lovers' leaps, hair-breadth escapes, and the thousand and one tragedie^ which fiction if not reality has plentifully woven into its yawning chasm. Leaning on my " Expert," I view tiie land and water. 'Tis a glorious sight. Before me the Atlantic, its smooth surface dotted with an hundred sails, the whole glistening in an immense crystal panorama; behind me old Newport just awaking from a breezy night, I am happy; and even the saddest of men could not remain within himself before the ruddy, smiling face of Nature. The exercise of my wheel has strengthened my body and cleared my mind. As do my brother wheelmen, 1 have taken the advice of Tope, and " Learn from the beast the i^hyslc of the field." The sun is my Iiearthstone, the ocean my toilet, the dew my diamonds, the whole world my riding-park, and the bicycle my companion. Like the tide, I wait for no man. I and my " steed " are one, with a friendship as settled as the rubber tire. Grand old Newport, you have drained Nature's cup of blessings till you are filled, and more than filled, with all that she can give. I hear the breaking of the waves beating a solemn basso of strength and power. The sun has risen clear over the waters, and here on Purgatory I leave the reader, for from these rocks one can see and choose the best from an ever-open storehouse, the New- port of the world, blessed with "The Solemn Benediction of the Sea." 16 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' XTAVING remodelled, enlarged, and introduced all the modern im- provements in my store, NO. 140 THAMES STREET, I would now say to my patrons, and the public generally, that I shall in future, as formerly, carry a nice assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Including all kinds of CRETONNES, PRINTS, ETC., Ladies' Underwear, Corsets, Bustles, Hoop Skirts, Collars, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Etc. Fancy Articles, Small "Wares, Etc. Also, my specialties, as — ^^Brooks' Griace Spool Cotton,^^- For the W. & G. Automatic, and Ready- Wound Bobbins and Needles for aU Machines. Bathing Goods of all kinds. Print Wrappers, Sacques and Skirts, Scrap Pictures, Etc. Tally-Ho Shirts, the best in the "World. WALTER SHERMAN, 140 THAMES ST., NEWJPORT, R. I. ISMWS •IXWBtt, 4 Park Street, Boston, Art Furniture and Interier DeceratGr. AGENT FOR Mark's Adjustable Folding Chair Co. BRANCH STORE: ~NiH23 Bellevue AvENUE,^i==^- ixrs:-'57^£=»onn?, jfl. i. Wi>chx.7ccn 30\:h a^vb 3ht S>tx, 9lciu ^|o^fi. Parties in search of furnished or iinfnrnisJied houses and apartments tuill do zvell to commnnicate %vith us. peclaf attention to ^uctiow gate:> o| ^DU^^nhotb ^n'vnttnzQ. ^.elep^ot^c fatt 320, 39Lfv. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 17 Newport Villa Owners and Cottage Rentals, for 1883. Austin I. J., South Carolina, DeBlois', Catherine st. and Gibbs av. Adams T. M., N. Y., Cadwallader's, Bellevue av. [Catherine st. Aver Mrs. J. C, New York, Brinley's, Auchincloss Mrs. J. W., N. Y., Wash- ington St. Auchincloss 11. B., X. Y., Washing- ton st. [av. Almon A. B., Salem, Mass., Red Cross Andrews Frank W., Boston, Maple av. Agassiz Prof. Alex., Cambridge, Mass., Castle Hill. [and Cliffs. Astor John Jacob, N. Y., Bellevue av. Austin Mrs. John A., N. Y., Townsends, Kay and Brinley sts. Astor W., N. Y., Bellevue av. and Clifls. Anderson E. J., N, Y., Cottage st. Appleton Thos. G., Boston, Catherine st. Appleton Nathan, Boston, Catherine st. Arnold Mrs. Sanmel G., Providence, East shore, Middletown. [av. Ashhurst W. H., Philadelphia, Bellevue Angell E. G., Providence, Washing- ton st. [tage. Atterbury J. F., N. Y., No. 7 Clitf" cot- Ball Geo. H., Worcester, Mass., Breese's, Francis st. and Everett place. Binne}' William, Providence, Bush's. Ayrault st. Bull C. M., N. Y., near two-mile corner. Bell Dr. C. M., N. Y., Wilson's, Narra- gansett a v. Barger Samuel F., N. Y., Baldwin's, Bellevue av. [av. Beckwith N. M., N. Y., King's, Bellevue Brown George S., Baltimore, Andrew's, Bellevue av. Belmont O. H. P., N. Y., " Oakland," Portsmouth. Beach Fred O.. N. Y., The Whitehall. Belmont Perry, N. Y. (not decided.) Bowdoin G. S., N. Y., Davis' Swiss chalet, near Bailey's beach. Bosworth F. J., Milwaukee, Ochre Point. Bookstaver H. W., N. Y., Purgatory rd. I Bell Isaac, Jr., N. Y., Bellevue av. and j Peri-y st. Baker Mrs. Richard, Jr., Boston, Belle- •vue av. and Ledge road. Bates C. F., N. Y., Coddington av. Barker Wm., Providence, Paradise av. Barker Fred., Providence, Paradise av. Brown Stephen, Boston, Spring st. Barstow D. H., Boston, East shore, Portsmouth. Bryer Benjamin, N. Y., near Mianti- nomi hill. [vue av. Brown Mrs. John C, Providence, Belle- Bruen Mrs. M. L., Boston, Bellvue av. Bonaparte Col. J. N. B., Baltimore, Harrison av. Baldwin C. C, N. Y., Bellevue and Narragansett avs. Bigelow J. R., Boston, Washington st. Brewer Mrs. Gardner, Boston, Bellevue av. near Bailey's Beach. Blatchford Mrs. R. M., N. Y., Greenough place and Beach st. Blatchford Judge Samuel, N. Y., Green- ough place. Belmont August, N. Y., Bellevue av. and Cliffs. [st. Bigelow Mrs. J. W.,N. Y., Washington Bacon Daniel B., N. Y., near Lawton's Valley. Bancroft George, Washington, D. C, Bancroft av. and Clifis. Brownson J. S., Elizabeth, N. J., Wash- ington St. Bassett William, London, Fales', near two-mile corner. Ballon W. M.. Providence, Douglass', Conauicut Island. Buell Mrs. Jas., N. Y., Pell's, Francis st. Ball Charles H., Newburgh, N. Y., Case's, Everett place. Booth Edwin, N. Y., near Paradise. Breese Mrs. K. R., Conanicut Island. Bishop Mrs., N. Y., Muenchinger's, Bellevue av. [on the Cliffs. Bowler S. M., Cincinnati, Livingston's, 18 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS* LUDOVICrS PhetegraphiG and GraYsn Stodios JULIUS LUDOVICI, New York, 152 Fifth Avenue, Corner 20th Street. THOMAS LORD, Newport, Rhode Island, bellevue Avenue. HOUGHTON'S ®W BOilOB lulBg E'OOMi, 184 Tliames Street. GEO. E. HOUGHTON, Prop., NEWPORT, R. I. EVERETT L GORTON, BIJOU CIGAR STORE. The Finest Brands of Foreign and Domestic Cigars a Specialty. ALSO, SMOKERS' ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ARRIVING DAILY. 278 Thames Street, Newport, R. I. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 19 Bennett J. S., N. Y., Cliff cottage hotel. Bend Geo. H., N. Y., Sargent's, Ehode Island av. [Island av. Bird Mrs. O. W., N. Y., Potter's, Khode Clews Ilenr}^, N. Y., Bryce's, Bellevue and Xarragansett avs. Craven Engineer II. S., U. 8. N., Heap's, Bedlow av. Concklin 11. R., V. S. engineer corps, Grant's, Bay View av. Chickering Mrs. T. E., Boston, Willow Bank cottage. Coles W. r., N. Y., Bellevue av. [st. Cook Rev. Dr., N. Y., Rnggles', Spring Clark B. S., N. Y., Woods', Bellevue av. Coats James, i^. Y., Carey's, Narra- gansett a v. Coleman Samuel, X. Y., Red Cross av. Coles Mrs. E. U., X. Y., Bellevue av. Churchill Capt. C. C, U. S. A., Ayr- ault St. Caswell J. R., X. Y., ]Jull st. Channing Dr. W. F., Providence, Tuck- erman av. Cleveland Dr. C, X. Y., Retirement rd. Cook H. H., X. Y., Bellevue av. near Bailey's Beach. [Kay sts. Caldwell Misses, X. Y., Ayrault and Cushing Thos. F., Boston, Bellevue av. Cullum Gen. G. W., U. S. A., Sea View av. near beach. Chickering Chas. F., X. Y., Bellevue av. Cunningham Dr. E. L., J5oston, Cottage and Redwood sts. [mile corner. Cook Mrs. J. J., Providence, near two- Collins George, X. Y., Cottage st. Colford S. J., X. Y., Hunter-Babcock cottage, DeBlois av. Crate Mrs. M. A., X. Y., Ayrault st. Clift Smith, X. Y., King-Wetmore cot- tage, Parker av. Cox Xewton, X. Y., Muenchinger's, Bellevue av. [av. Catlin Mrs., X. Y.. Fadden's, Bellevue Clough Mrs., X.Y., Tompkins', Cather- ine st. and Greenough place. Dick F. A., Philadelphia, Wheeler's, Bath road. [R. I. av. DeRenne Mrs., Savannah, Ga.. Lieber's, Dyer Dr. E., Philadelphia, Cooper's, Bellevue av. Dale Thos. X., Patterson, X. J., Gibbs av. and Buena Vista st. [Island. Derby Lt. R. C, U. S. X., Conanicut Dickey H. T., X. Y., Wellington av. Deas Mrs., X. Y., Easton's Point, [av. DeHauteville F. S. G., X. Y., Bellevue Davis Theo. M., X. Y., Ocean av. Ellis John W., X. Y., Morton's, Belle- vue av. Ellis Misses, X. Y., Francis', Francis st. Eustis Mrs. F. A., Boston, Gibbs av. Edgar William, X. Y., Beach st. Eustis Prof. H. S., Cambridge, Mass., Conanicut Island. Emmons Mrs. E. W. Boston, Channing av. and Catherine st. Eldredge Mrs. Julia H., X. Y., Law- rence and Ruggles avs. Evans Jonathan, Philadelphia, Peck- ham's, Paradise av. [st. Elliot Lt.-Col. G. H., U. S. A., Thames Fletcher Joseph, Providence, Titus', Broadway. French Francis O., X. Y., Hallidon hill. Fearing Henry S., X. Y., Annandale rd. Fearing W. H., X. Y., Fadden's, Belle- vue av. Foster John, Boston, LeRoy av. Francis Rev. Lewis, Brooklyn, Honey- man hill. [Cliffs. French Abel, X. Y., Bellevue av. and Ford John R., X. Y., Harrison av. Ferrell J. L., Philadelphia, Conanicut Island. French S. B., X. Y., Cliff av. Fellows Cornelius, X. Y., Ferguson's, Hallidon hill. Francklyn C. G., X. Y., Sands', Ledge road and Ocean av. [Cliff av. Ferguson George A., X. Y., Chanlei's, Fell R. D., Philadelphia, Smith's, Belle- vue av. and Gordon st. [av. Furey Dr., Philadelphia, Terry's, Gibbs Fosdicks Mrs. C. B., X. Y., Wo(.d's, Bellevue av. [ragansett av. Greene Mrs. J. C, X. Y.,Pinard's, Xar- GeiardMrs., X. Y., Pinard's Xarragan- sett av. [Channing av. Gibbs Major Theo. K., X. Y., Wheeler's Gibbs Miss Emily O., X. Y., Rhode Island av. and Beach st. 20 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' NEW YORK AND BOSTON DESPATCH BXPRESS COMPANY. Incorpo rated June 16 , 1873. DIRECT EXPRESSTORWARDERS r, ET WEEN Newport, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, AND ALL POINTS ON OLD COLONY EAILROAD. ALSO, ALL POINTS WEST. J^~ Special attention given to all Household Luggage, Hampers, and Laundry Trunks. Regular calls made at specified times in either Newport, Boston or New York. OFFICES: Newport, 175 Thames St.}''^- anch Office : 4 Travers Block, Bellevue Avenue. NEW YORK: BOSTON: 304 and 306 Canal Street. 105, 107, 109 Arch Street. Branch Offices : Branch Office : 940 Broadway (near 22d Street.) 211 W.ishington St. (opposite State St.) 63 Broadway. Tickets and State Rooms of Fall River Line to New York and all points West for sale at their Office, 175 Thames Street. J. I. GREENE, Agent. EDWARD A. TAFT, General Manager. ^ Mew^&Ft TpamM&F ^gm^amj^ GENERAL BAGGAGE EXPRESS. EDWARD A. TAFT, " C. B. MASON, President. Siipeiintcndcni. Principal Office: No. 4 Travers Block, Bellevue Avenue. Braiuli Offices: 175 Thames St., New York & Boston Despatch Express Company. J. I. GREENE, Agent. New York Freight Depot : Fall River Line, A, P. Bryant, Agent. Messengers of the Company will be found on the incoming trains of the Old Colony R. R., and the boats of the Fall River, Wlckford, and Providence Lines. Tickets for the above Lines are on sale at our Office. Calls will be promptly made at any part of the city, and baggage checked at residence to BOSTON, NEW YOKK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, and other principal cities. This feature saves the traveller the annoyance of being obliged to go to trains and boats at an early hour, to arrange for identification, and checking of his baggage. X'X.^!^3>3'^>-X*^>3E1.'X'DE:]S packed and unpacked, marked and shipped to all points ; also, on arrival here, tlelivered and set up ready for use. HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED WITH CAKE. S'toX'^Se 'XT^^X'elxo-U.isefit have been provided on Bellevue Avenue' where household goods may be placed in separate rooms, and every attention will be given to have the same properly cared for. Insurance will be effected when desired. THE ARMSTRONG TRANSFER CO., of Boston, runs in direct connection with this Company, and our Boston patrons will find by the use of the Transfer Companies in each city, that the annoyances incident to travelling are largely done away with. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 21 Gibb Miss Sarah B., N. Y., Gibbs av. Goelet Robert, N. Y., Narrafjauset av. and Cliffs. [Webster st. Goelet Ogden, N". Y., Lawrence and Gould W. P., Major U. S. A., Mitchell's Friendship st. [Ke^J st. Goelet Mrs. Sarah, N. Y., Griswold's Gibert Mrs. A., jS". Y., Bellevue av. Gibbs Prof. Walcott, Cambridge, Mass., Gibbs av. Gray Miss M. E., N. Y., Narragasett av. Greene C, Providence, Coanicut Island. Gray Mrs. G. G., N. Y., Acosta's, Ochre Point. [Park. Gray S. M., Providence, Conauicut Gardner Rathbone. Providence, Con- anicut Park. Gammell Prof. William, Providence, Narrangsett av. and Ciffs. Gammell R. H. I., Providence, ISTarra- gansett av. and Cliffs. Greene W. B., N. Y., Broadway and Malbone road. Griswold J. N. A., N. Y., Ocean av. Grunhut Mrs. J., X. Y., Harrison av. and old Fort road. [Bellevue av. Gallia Count G., Philadelphia, Blight's, Gibbes Mrs. Thos. S., N. Y., Case's, Kay St. Gratz L. C. Philadelphia, Smith's, Belle- vue av. and Gordon st. [K^iy st. Guion D. F., Baltimore, Giisvvold's, Haven G. G., N. Y., King's, Bellevue av. Hopkins Capt. Alfred, U. S. A., De- Blois', Cranston av. Hazard Benjamin I, Georgetown, S. C, Tilley's, Malbone av. Hacker William, Philadelphia, Anth- ony's, Couanicut Island. Ilazen Gen. W. B., U. S. A., two Ham- niett cottages, Conanicut Island. Hayward Miss, N. Y., Fadden's, Bel- levue av. Hall P. D., N. Y., Powell's, Ayrault st. Hone Robert S., N. Y., Spring st. Hoytll. S.,N. Y. Beach st. and Sun- nyside place. [corner. Hazard Rowland i*f., K. Y., one mile Howe Mrs. Julia Ward, Boston, Law- ton's Valley. [Ayrault sts. Hayward Mrs. M. A.. Boston, Kay and Howard Mrs. E. W., N. Y., Kay and Bull sts. Hatch A. S., N. Y., Kay st. Hosack Mrs. C. B., X. Y., Harrison av. Huntington Prof. J. P., Hartford, Indian av. Hotlraan Miss Susan O., N. Y., Bel- levue av. and Cliffs. [geshall aves. Hall Peleg, N. Y., Bellevue and Cog- Homans E. C, JS". Y., Gould Island. Ilavemeyer Theo. A., N. Y., Bellevue and Coggeshall aves. HeM'itt A. S., N. Y., (not decided.) Hartshorn Mrs. E. G., Providence, Hal- lidon hill. Hunt Richard M., jST. Y., Bellevue av. Hunnewall Hollis, N. Y., Yznaga av. Hodgson J. M., N. Y., LeRoy av. Howland Meredith, N. Y., Knight's. Bellevue av. Howland S. S., N. Y., (not decided.) Hargreaves George, Denver, Nursery cottage, Middletown. [View av. Inman John H., N. Y.,Hoppin"s, Beach Ingei-soll Harry, Philadelphia, Reef Point and Cliffs. [road. Josephs Lyman C, N. Y., Purgatory Jones Mrs. Mary M., N. Y., Wellii\gtou av. Jones Mrs. G. F., N. Y., IIarrisf)n av. Jones Miss Frances, N. Y., Catherine st. Jones Frederick, N. Y., Harrison av. Jessup Morris K., N. Y., Kane's, Bel- levue av. Jay Augustus, X. Y., Derby's, Kay st. Keene James R., N. Y., Burn's, Haz- ard av. Kennedy Miss Rachel L., X. Y., McCurdy's, Hallidon hill. Kennedy Robert Lennox, JST. Y., Rus- sell's, Narragansett av. Kidder J. IL, Washington, Gardner's, Conanicut Island. [mile corner. Kimber A. M., Philadelphia, near one King LeRoy, N. Y., Spring and King sts. King Mrs. Edward, X. Y., Spring and King sts. [Cliffs. Knovver John, X. Y., Bellevue av. and Kane Walter L., N. Y., Wormeley's, Red Cross av. [st. Kettletas Mrs. Eugene, N. Y., Webster 22 NEWPOKT VILLA OWNERS' L, R HOLLANDER & CO, Boy's, Misses' and Children's Ready-Made AND Custom Clothing, LADIES' TAILOR COSTUMES, mUMBB AND BVENIMG DBESSES, Ladies' Habits and Tailof-uiade Coats and Wfaps. Tailoring for Gentlemen and Youths. Millinery for Ladies, Misses, and Children. HQSIE'RY, GLOVES, SHIRTS APD DEGKWEAR. Casino Buildings, Newport. 492 to 500 Washington Street, Boston. 88 Rue des Petites Ecuries, Paris. AND KESIDENTS GUIDE. 23 King David, N. Y., Bellevue av. and Bowery st. [st. Kendall Mrs. S. A., N. Y., Washington Kcrnochan James P., N. K., Marine av. Kennedy Mrs., Baltimore, Gray's, Narra- gansett av. [Island. Luce C. S., Boston, Green's, Conaniciit Ludlum Mrs. S. P., Baltimore, Brown's lane, Middletown. [Ochre Point. Langdon Walter, X. Y., Pendleton's, Lusk Dr. W. T., X Y. (not decided.) Lippitt Henry, Providence, ("onanicut Park. Lorillard Pierre. X. Y., Ochre Point. Low Josiali O., Brooklyn, Castle Hill. Low A. A., Brooklyn, Castle Hill. Lyman Miss, Boston, Webster st. Livingston Maturin, X.Y., Bellevue ct. Livingston Herman T., X. Y., Sea View av. and Cliffs. Lewis Walter H., X. Y., Ochre Point. LeKoy Daniel, X. Y., Bellevue av. LeKoy Stuyvesant, X. Y., Mann av. Ledyard Mrs. Henry, X. Y., Cather- ine st. Lafarge John, X. Y., Sunnyside place. Lieber Mrs. M.. X. Y., Conanicut Island. Lord Thomas, X. Y., Cottrell's, Con- anicut Island. [cottage- McCa-g Mrs. C. ()., X. Y., Xo. r> Cliff Mills Ogden,X. Y., McKay's, Marine av- McStea Xelson, Xew Orleans, Xo. 3 Pinard cottage. [av. Mott J. L. B., X. Y..Bruen's, Bellevue Mangum Mrs. W. P., Hunter house, Washington st. [4 Cliff cottage. Mitchell Dr. S. Weir, Philadelphia, Xo. Morgan Rev. Dr. W. P., X. Y., Hunt's, Ayrault st. [Gibbs av. Mason Dr. J. J., X. Y., Catherine st. and Mitchell Mrs. Mary A., Utica, X. Y., Francis st. and Everett place. Mahony John H., X. Y., Bellevue av. Marquand Henry G.,X. Y., Rhode Island av. and Buena Vista st. Mason Misses, Boston, Buena Vista st. and Bath road. [Bellevue av. Miller Geo. M., X. Y., Ledge road and Mayer Edward, X. Y., Middletown. Miller W. S., X. Y., Bellevue av. [av. Matthews A., X. Y.. Tucker's, Yznaga Morris Henry G., Philadelphia, Wash- ington St. Montgomery T. J., Boston, near Spout- ing Rock. [Island. Morris Wistar, Philadelphia, Conanicut Marvin Gen. Selden E., Albany, X. Y., Howland's, Conanicut Island. Morris Mrs. Francis, Rhode Island av. Mandeville Lord, England, DeBlois's, Gibbs av. and Francis st. Merritt George W., X. Y., Bellevue av. Mott Thos., Philadelphia, Rutherford's, Harrison av. [Catherine st. Morgan Edwin D., X. Y., Blatchford's, Mortimer Stanley, X. Y., The Berkley. Morgan D. O. P., X. Y., Potter's, Rhode Island av. [ington st. Morris Miss Jane, Philadelphia, Wash- Metcalf Ennnons, Boston, Downing's. Malbone av. Maynard Mrs. Horace, Knoxville, Tenn., Gardner's, Conanicut Island, [place- Xash Mrs. H. J., Providence, Everett Xeilsou Mrs. M. X., X. Y., (Jottage st. Xevvton Henry, Erie, Pa., Marlboro st. Xeilson Fred., X. Y., Bolt's, Beach st. Oelrichs Charles M., X. Y., Seymour's, Kay St. [gansett av. Oothout William, X. Y., King's, Xarra- O'Donnell Mrs. H. C, Carroll Manor, Maryland, Ochre Point. [vue av. Otis Mrs. James, X. Y., Fadden's, Belle- Parker Dr., U. S. X., Hazard's, Cather- ine St. [vue av. Post Edwin A., X. Y., Cooke's, Belle- Post AVilliam, X. Y., Pomeroy's, Belle- vue av. [road and Cliffs. Pruyn J. V. L, Albany, Chanler's, Bath Prince Mrs., Boston, Willow Bank cot- tage, [st. Palmer Mrs. Fanny, Philadelphia, Beach Phillips M. S., Brooklyn, Carroll av. Parsons Geo. M., Cincinnati, Hazard's, Francis st. and Rhode Island av. Porter F. B., Hartshorn's, Hallidon hill, Pond Mrs. Harriet X., X. Y., Harring- ton's, Aj^rault St. Pond A. Phelps, X. Y. (not decided.) Paul J. W., Philadelphia, Tatuni's,Wash- ington St. [Pelham st. Paine John W., Troy, X. Y., Marshall's, 24 NEWPORT VILLA OWNKRS GENERAL PURGHASING^AmPrS, DUNN ELL & CO. 7 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK, BUYKRS AX1> FOnWARnERS, ON ORDER, TO ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF COODS IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. Hoiise-Furiiishiiig Goods, Clothings, Dry Goods, Books, Stationery, 3Iusic, Hats, Shoes, Jewelry, Drugs, Groceries, Seeds, Farniiiisr Iiiipleiiients, Toys. Games, &c. Special attention given to commissions from parties temjiorarily iibsent from New Yorl<, travelling, or for the season. All goods furnished at regular New York prices, without commission. Send for circular. FRANK B. PORTER & CO. REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS. IBellevue A_ venue, FKAKK B. PORTER. NEWPORT, R.I. JOHX A. JUDSON. JOHN O'CONNOR, MERCHANT TAILOR A FULL LINE OF ForGign & Domestic Piece Goods & Woolens. NEWPORT, R. I. ATWATER HOUSE AND RESTAURANT. Old Nos. 200 & 202, New Nos. 292 & 294 Thames St. Second block north of Post-office, On the American or European Plan. Meals at all hours in the Restaurant. Dining Room up SI airs for Ladies or Gentlemen. Dinner 50 cents. Furnished Rooms to let by tlie day or week. Terms reasonable. Ice Cream, Cake, Soda, and all kinds of Refreshments. RANDALL ATWATER, Proprietor. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 25 Pumpelly Prof. K., Gibbs av. Padolford Edward M., Philadelphia, Bellevue av. Piersoa J. F., N. Y., Bellevue av. Perry Mrs. C. G., Philadelphia, Green- ough place. [Cherry st. Paull W. W., Philadelphia, Second and Powell Dr. S. C.,Xew Haven, Beach st. Piigh Kev. J. H., New Haven, Indian av. Phelps Royal, X. Y., Clay and Dixon sts. Philbrick Edward S., Boston, Codding- ton Point. Pell Mrs. Waldron, N. Y., Greenough pi. Post Mrs. L. r., N. Y., Bellevue av. Pumpelly Prof. R., Transcontinental Survey, Swinbourne's, Greenough pi. Phinney Theo. W., Chicago, Carroll av. Parkman Geo. P., Boston, Bellevue av. Peterson Chas. J., Philadelphia, Bath rd. Potter Edward T., N. Y., Catherine st. Potter R. B., X. Y., Stevens's, Rhode Island av. Pratt Samuel F., Boston, Bellevue av. Robinson Dr. Beverly, N. Y., Carry's Bath road. [Everett place. Read Geu. Meredith, Paris, Little's, Rives Dr. W. C, Jr., Boston, Red Cross av. [st. Rives G. L., N. Y., Tompkins, Redwood. Roberts Mrs. Marshall O., K Y., An- thony's, Bellevue av. and the Cliffs. Roebling Col. W. A., Brooklyn, Mayers. Washington st. [av. Remsen R. G., X. Y., Lyman's, LeRoy Robbins II. A., X. Y., Willing's, Cather- ine St. Rhett Mrs. E. P., Baltimore, Conanicut Island. Russell C. H., X. Y., Xarragansett av. Rosengarten G. D., Philadelphia, Case's, Catherine st. [av. Robbins G. A., N. Y., Arnold's, R. I. Rogers Archibald, X. Y., Cushing's, near Spouting Rock. Rives W. C, Boston, Red Cross av. Richards W. T., Germantown, Pa., Con- anicut Island. Rice Henry A., Boston, Washington st. Rhinelander Frederic W., X. Y., Red- wood St. Rogers Mrs. W. B., Boston, Gibbs av. Rogers Prof. Fairman, Philadelphia, Xugents's, Coggeshall av. Rogers Maxon, Boston, East Shore. Starr Dr. L., Philadelphia, Smith's, Washington st. [tage. Sampson Henry, jST. Y., Xo. 1 Cliff cot- Stokes A. M., X. Y., Howland's, Con- anicut Island. [vue av. Swan F. C, N. Y., Muenchinger's, Belle- Schott Mrs. Ellen L., X. Y., Crans- ton av. Shepard Mrs. E. A., Providence, Stock- ton's, Bellevue av. [Clift' cottage. Sellers William, Philadelphia, Xo. 2 Shoemaker B. H., Philadelphia, Conani- cut Island. [av. Skinner Francis L., Boston, Red Cross Stevens John A., X. Y., Rhode Island av. Shields Prof. C. W., Princeton, X. J., Ochre Point. Stanard Mrs. M. A., Baltimore, Bull st. Seymour Mrs. C. M., X. Y., Kay st. Stout F. A., X. Y., Bellevue av. and Cliffs. Swift Mrs. H. W., X. Y., Bellevue av. Stitt Seth B., Philadelphia, Bellevue av. and Pelham st. [and Jones avs. Stevens Mrs. Paran, X. Y., Bellevue Stout Mrs. A. G., X. Y., Bellevue ave. and cliffs. Sands Mrs. A. L., X. Y., Greenough Place and Catherine st. Steadman Lt. Com.,U. S. X., Pelham st. Shipley Murray, Cincinnati, Washing- ton St. Sanford M. H., X. Y., Washington st. Schermerhorn E. H., X. Y., Xarragan- sett ave. Sherman W. W., X. Y., Shephard and Victoria avenues. [ave. Slater J. W.. Providence, Xarragansett Smith Rev. Dr. Cotton, X. Y., Chan- ler's, Cliff av. Simmons Prof. W. C, Boston, Beach View av. Sandford John, X. Y., The Whitehall. Sandford W. C, X. Y., The AVhitehall. Smith Rev. J. T., D. D., X. Y., (not de- cided.) [st. Smith B. R., Philadelphia, Washington Sturtevant Eugene, Boston, Indian ave. 26 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS* ALBERT G. SPINGLER, -DEALER IN- Diiiiils, Waies, Jeielri, Silver, Silver-Plated Ware, &c. 13 Fi-aiikliii. Street, isTE^w^i^oi^T, :r. X. "Watch. Repairing a Specialty. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. Smith Henry J., Providence, Bellevue court. [ave. Sigourney Mrs. M. B., Boston, Bellevue Sheldon Frederic, N. Y., Annandale Koad and Xarragansett ave. Thompson Frank, Philadelphia, Cliff Cottage Hotel. Turnure Lawrence, N. Y., Cushman's, Rhode Island ave. and Catherine st. Thurlow S. L., Wilkesbarre, Pa., Fran- cis's, Conanicut Island. [ley av. Tcfft W. E., X. Y., Whitwell's, Berke- Townsend i\[rs. Isaac, X. Y., No. 2 Pin- ard cottage, i^arragansett av. Titlinghast W. M., N. Y., :N'o. 1 Pinard cottage, Narragansett av. [av. Thurber F. B., X. Y., Clarke's, Parker Townsend Gen. Fred., Albany, Cram's, Paradise av. [vue court. Tyler Sidney F., Boston, Peet's, Belle- Ticknor Mrs. George, Boston, Eyre's, Beach st. [and DeBlois avs. Terry Rov. R., PeekskiU, :N'. Y., Gibbs Tooker G. M., I^. Y., Kay and Touro sts. Tooker Miss Mary, N. Y., Bellevue av. and Perry st. [Washington st. Taylor Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Hunter's. Tilton Samuel G., Boston, Sunnyside court. Til or n ^y. K., N. Y., Xarragansett av. Tailer Mrs. Heniy A., N. Y., Bellevue av. Travers W. R., N^. Y., J^arragansett av. Tyler George F., Philadelphia, Bellevue court. [gles av. Tennant D. B., Petersburg, Va., Rug- Thayer Nathaniel, Boston. Bellevue av. Torrance Daniel, N. Y., Bellevue av. Thorndike Mrs. G. H., N. Y., Church and High sts. Taylor H. A. C, N. Y., Annandale rd. Yanderbilt Cornelius. N. Y., Tucker's, Yznaga av. and Clilfs. [View av. Yan Rensselaer, Mrs. A., N. Y., Beach Yanderbilt W. K., X. Y., Train's, Belle- vue av. near Bailey's beach. Van Brunt Mrs. Judge, Brooklyn. Bull's, near two-mile corner. Van Alen J. J., N. Y., Clav st. [av. Wilde Miss E. G., Boston, Rhode Island Weir Dr. Robert F., N. Y., Riddle's, Rhode Island av. [tages. Weston Mrs. F. A., X. Y., Shore cot- I Wilson Mrs. H. C, X. Y., Finch's, High St. [cottage, Xarragansett av- Winthrop B. R., X. Y., Xo. 3 Pinard Winans Ross R., Baltimore, Castle hill. Ware F. M., Boston, East Shore, Ports- mouth, [mouth. Ware W. R., Boston, East Shore, Ports- Wales George W., Boston, Yznaga av. and the Cliffs. Wright H. A., X. Y., Rhode Island av. Whitehouse W. F., Chicago, Rhode Island av. [ault st. Worden Rear Admiral, U. S. X., Ayr- Weld W. G., Boston, Bellevue av. Whipple John, X. Y., Sea View av. Willoughby II. L., Philadelphia, Cod- dingtou point. [hill. Witherbee Silas H., X. Y., Honeyman Willard E. W., Chicago, Beach View av. Wetmore George Peabody, X. Y., Belle- vue av. Watson Dr. W. A., X. Y., Spring st. Whiting Mrs. S. S., X. Y., Webster st. and Bellevue av. Whiting Augustus, X. Y., Bellevue av. Wilson Prof. J. H., X. Y., Cottage and Redwood sts. [st. Winn Mrs. A. E., Philadelphia, Cherry Wolfe Miss C. L., X. Y., Ochre point. Willing R. L., Philadelphia, Red Cross av. [road. Wheeler Charles, Philadelphia, Bath Warren G. H., X. Y., Xarragansett av. and Clay st. [av. Weld Mrs. W. F., Boston, Xarragansett Winthrop E. L., Boston, Bellevue av. Woodworth Mrs. A. P., X. Y., Retire- ment road. Wharton Joseph L., Philadelphia, Con- anicut Island. Wharton C. W., Philadelphia, Conani- cut Island. Wharton Job, Philadelphia, Conanicut Island. Webster Sidney, X. Y., Griswold's, Bellevue av. [av. Watson C. W., X. Y., DeBlois's, Gibbs Wheatland S. G., Lowell, Mass., Xo. 6 Clift' cottage. [Island. Wise Mrs. J. C, Gardner's, Conanicut Yardley Mrs. Jane, Philadelphia, Rhode Island av. 28 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' TO OWNERS OF HOUSES Newport and Vicinity To all who need the services of a pahiter, the subscriber would say, that he carries on the business in all its departments. With the best of workmen and the best of stock, can do as good work as is done in New England, or no pay if not as repre- sented ; and will have the job done at time agreed. To Owners of Carriages. We paint all kinds of carriages, from a baby carriage to the largest stage coach, at reasonable prices, and warrant satisfaction ; also, take carriages on storage in dry store room where there are no moths. GARRIAGCS TO SSLL. We have on hand carriages of all kinds to sell at fair prices ; amongst them are Phaetons, with and without Rumbles, also with Canopies ; Phaeton Top Buggies, Box-Top Buggies ; Carryalls, Open Wagons, Jump Seats, and number of other styles. Sev- eral very nice Second - Hand Carriages very cheap. Come and see them if you want a Carriage. Both shops are connected with Telephone Exchange. AHNOLD L. BUHDICK, Paint Shop, Carriage Shop, 382 & 384 Spill Street, Weaver Ave., East of Oceai House. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. Distances to Froiiiiiieiit Places in and aroiiiifl Newport. 29 Miles- FROM STATK HOUSE TO Stone Bridge, by East Road Glen Centre Third Beach Centre Sachuest Beach Centre Easton's Beach Burgatory Paradise Bocks Fort Adams. Parade via Thames St. and Wellington ave. Around Neck, via Thames st. and "Wellington ave. by outer road, Ocean and Bellevue aves. back lo Court House Spouting Bock via Thames Boat Hi)use via Bellevue around Parade Miantinomi Hill Pirate's Cave, near Bateman's by outer road, past Mr. Bronsou's residence Bristol Ferry, East road Bristol Ferry, AVest road FROM COMMERCIAL, AVIIARF Xearest wharf. Fort Adams Rose Island wharf Goat Island wharf ALONG THE CLIFFS FROM BATH TO Narragansett avenue Marine avenue Boat House (total length of Cliff Path) FROM OCEAN HOUSE Beginning of Cliff on Bath road 78 Boat House via Bellevue ave. 2 25 LENGTH OF Conanicut in a straight line 8 02 The Island of Rhode Island in a straight line lo 85 Goat I.sland from the Light House to the southern point 74 Easton's Beach in a straight line 5-1 Sachuest Beach in a straight line 1 22 WIDTH OF Conanicut in a straight line S 00 Island of Rhode Island 3 02 FROM WICKFORD WHARF TO North end Prudence Island 8 24 South end Prudence Island 6 36 Quonset Point 2 31 North end Conanicut Island 3 78 Beaver Tail Lisrht 8 70 11 ()S (3 29 4 05 3 48 1 49 2 72 3 51 3 77 10 ()•) 2 03 2 9S 1 52 4 28 11 55 10 92 90 137 43 ROAD 61 141 2 77 FROM WARWICK LIGHT TO North Point of Prudence Island 1 72 North Point of Conanicut Island 6 .34 South Point of Popasquash Island 4 12 Beaver Tail J.ii^ht 14 84 Naytt Light '^ 4 47 FROM BRISTOL FERRY LIGHT TO North Point of Prudence Island 4 (i4 South Point of Prudence Island 5 63 South Point of Popasquash Neck 2 07 Mouni Hope Point 1 89 Rocky Point wharf 20 Slade's Ferry (greatest length of Mount II()pe Bay) 7 63 Fall River Turnpike, Warren (length of Bristol Neck) 6 04 FROM NORTH END GOULD ISLAND TO South end Prudence Island 2 84 FROM NORTH POINT CONANICUT ISLAND TO South end Prudence Island 2 84 DISTANCES BV ROAD, ISLAND OF RHODE ISLAND, FROM BRIS- TOL FERRY WHxVRF TO Court House, Newport, by East road 11 55 Court House, Newport, by West road 10 92 Centre Easton's Beach, shortest road 12 22 Centre Sachuest Beach, shortest road 11 25 Centre Third Beach, shortest road 11 63 Purgatory 11 13 Paradise Rocks 10 75 HEIGHTS, NARRAGANSETT BAY, ABOVE HIGH-WATER MARK. Feet. Quaker Hill, Island of Rhode Island 280 00 Mount Hope 217 00 Barker's Heights, the highest point western shore of Bay, west of road from Wickford to Narragansett Pier 200 00 Crotch lightning-rod, house of Henry Bull, Esq., Newport 180 95 Highest point. Prudence Island 170 00 Miantinomi Hill, base of U. S. Coast Survey signal 157 75 Highest point, Conanicut Island 130 00 Top of cupola, house of Theo- dore W. Phinnev, Esq. Ill 05 Telegraph Hill " 102 43 30 NKWPOKT VILLA OWNERS WM.LOVIETILLEY, IVASHINGTON SQUARSj, U'I3"\7VI=»OH.T, XI.. I, Newspapers and Periodicals, Stationery of all Kinds. FINE CIGARS. New York and Boston papers delivered to subscribers. HEADQUARTERS FOR OUT-DOOR & PARLOR GAMES. A. C. LANDERS, (COVELL'S BLOCK,) 101 THAMES STREET, - - - NEWPORT, R. I. 1 k t 1 ^ m ^ LAWN TENNIS, Archery, Base Balls & Bats. Grace Hoops, Battledore and Shuttlecock, MDMN QLUBS, Dumb Bells, Boxing Gloves, Croquet. |^P*Sole Agent for the New Game of LAWXPOOL. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 31 Time of High Water at Newport, R. I., 1883. JUNE. Jl'LY. AUG. SEPT. J 4 18 P.M. 5 05 P.M. 6 22 A.M. 7 30 A.M. •1 5 22 6 08 7 13 8 10 :\ 6 24 7 07 7 58 8 49 4 7 21 7 32 A.M. 8 41 9 .30 5 7 48 A.M. 8 21 9 23 10 12 I! 8 41 9 10 10 06 10 56 9 35 9 57 10 50 11 41 s 10 28 10 44 11 33 12 25 P.M. !• 11 19 11 28 12 14 P.M. 1 11 10 12 05 P.M. 12 10 P.M. 12 ,57 1 58 11 12 47 12 !50 1 40 2 50 12 1 28 1 31 2 28 3 48 IS 2 09 2 14 3 21 4 48 14 2 54 3 02 4 20 5 47 3 42 3 55 5 20 6 15 A.M. U! 4 3;} 4 53 6 17 7 08 17 5 2G 5 49 6 44 A.M. 7 56 18 (> 18 6 17 A.M. 4 33 8 4(; 19 7 07 7 08 8 20 9 40 20 7 .30 A.M. 7 56 9 09 10 36 21 8 17 8 43 10 no 11 .34 22 9 05 9 33 10 54 12 30 P.M. 23 9 54 10 23 11 48 1 2.3 24 10 4G 11 14 12 41 P.M. 2 17 25 11 36 12 ('5 P.M. 1 35 3 13 2C 12 24 P.M. 12 55 2 31 4 OS 27 1 11 1 46 3 32 5 02 28 2 02 2 43 4 33 5 51 29 2 57 3 45 5 32 6 37 30 3 58 4 51 6 24 7 18 31 5 53 7 09 >f High "Water at the following places add to the time of Hij;h Water To find the tiui at Newport the tigi Providence, 29 I Wai rcii, 20 I Wicktord, 11 I Nantucket 4 53 I (Jreenwich, 17 Fall River, 25 | Edgartown, 4 31 | Vineyard Haven, 3 .'58 | Nayalt Point, o 05 | Uristol, 20 To find the time of High Water at the following places subtract from the time of High Water at Newport the figures opposite the names: Beaver Tail, 01 | Point Judith, 13 | Block Island, 31. Officers Stationed at Fort Adams, R. I. Major — Charles B. Throckmorton, commanding Post and Light Battery B. Colonel — James W. Scully, Post Quartermaster. Assistant Surgeon — Richard Barnett, Post Surgeon. First Lieutenant — Alexander B. Dyer, Regiment and Post Adjutant and Regimental Treasurer. Captain Frederick Fuger, Regimental Quartermaster, Post Treasurer and Ordinance Officer. Major — George B. Rodney, commanding Battery B. Captain — Edward Field, commanding Battery L. Captain — Arthur Morris, commanding Battery G. Major — John W. Roder, commanding Battery F. Captain — William Ennis, commanding Battery D. First Lieutenants — George G. Greenough (L), Samuel R. Jones (G), Sidney W. Taylor (L), William Everett (B), Leverett H. Walker (G), Charles A. L. Totten (B), George L. Anderson (E). Second Lieutenants — Clarence Deems (G), Howard A. Springett (B), Walter S. Alexander (B). 32 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' ^M8trnaricjDh0t0graphiG«*G0. W. NOTMAN, Montreal, President. %- ^ STUDIOS : 4 Park Street, Boston, 48 N. Pearl St., Albany, AND Bellevue Avenue, Newport, R. I. special care a7td attention given to Children, and satisfaction 7uith all work guaranteed. Orders for Photographing Horses and Carriages, Residences and Grounds promptly attended to. COPYING OLD PICTURES A SPECIALTY. N. B. The Instantaneous Process in sole use. MRS. C. DONOVAN c/Ze^ ropiietor, NEWPORT, R. I. JULIUS ARNOLD, (Lafe loith Debnoitico,) B JL IC E I?. -^,m 9 BnO^DWA^Y, NEWPORT, R. I. All kinds of Bread, Cakes, Pastry, Charlottes, Jellies, &c. P. :N^OLA.isr, WINES. LIQUORS AND SEGARS. 104 & 106 WILLIAM STREET, Branch of 105 Bellevue Ave. NEWPORT, U. I. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 35 The Streets and Avenues of Newport. Allan's Court, 18 Spring. Annaiidale Road, Narragansett av- enue to Bath road. Ann Street, Thames to Spring. Anthou}', Bowery to Pope. Appleby Avenue, Farewell to Green Lane. Arnold, Broadway to Summer. Atlantic, now Ward avenue, Ayrault, Broadwa}' to Catharine. Batchelder's Court, Spring near Lee avenue. Bancroft Avenue, Bellevue avenue to Coggeshall avenue. Barney, Spring to Whitfield court. Bateman Avenue, Carroll avenue to Coggeshall avenue. Bateman Avenue, Ocean avenue to Winans avenue. Bath Road, Bellevue avenue to bath- ing beach. Battery, Third to the bay. Bay View Avenue, Warner to Broad- way. Beach, Bellevue Avenue to R. I. av. Beach View Avenue, Mile Corner to Green End. Beacon, Hillside av. to Main Road. Bedlow Av., Broadway to Malbone av. Bellevue Avenue, Touro to Ocean av. Bellevue Court, Bellevue avenue near Perry. Berkeley, R. I. avenue to Cranston. Berkele}" Avenue, Bellevue avenue to Annandale road, Berkeley, AVellington avenue, south. Bliss Mine Road, Bliss road to water works. Bliss Road, Broad wa3- to Indian av. Boss Court, Wellington avenue. Bowery, Spring to Annandale road. Bradford Road, Butler to DeWolf. Branch, Broadway to West Broadway. Brenton Avenue, Ocean avenue to Castle Hill avenue. Brenton, Thames to Spring. Brewer, Thames to Spring. Bridge, Thames to Washington. Brinley, Kay to Catherine. Broadway, Washington sq. to 1 Mile Cor. Buena Vista, R. I. av. to Channing av. Bull, Broadway to Kay. Burnside Av., Warner to W. Broad- way. Bntler, Gibbs to Rutgers. Byrnes Court, Lee avenue to Thames. Caleb Earl, Broadway to W. Broad- way. Callender Av., Warner to W. Broad- way. Cannon, Thames to Spring. Carroll Avenue, Thames to Ocean av. Castle Hill Avenue, Ocean avenue to Harrison avenue. Catherine, Bellevue av. to Channing avenue. Central Court, 1 2 Bull. Channing Avenue, Kay to Bath Road. Channing, Hall av. to Malbone av. Charles, Washington square to No. Baptist. Cherry, Third to the Bay. Chestnut, Third to the Bay. Church, Thames to Bellevue avenue. Clarendon or Deblois Court, Bellevue avenue to State. Clarke, Washington square to Mary. Clay, Narragansett avenue to Dixon. Clilf Av., Bath road to Sea View av. Clinton Av., Warner to Broadway. Coddington Avenue, Malbone avenue to Sunset avenue. Coddington, Thames to Farewell. Coggeshall Av., Spring to Bellevue av. Collins, Broadway to W. Broadway. Collins Avenue, Bliss road to Beach View avenue. Commercial Wharf, foot Franklin. Connection, Thames to Wilbar av. Corne, Mill to Prospect Hill. Cottage, Beach to Catharine. Cottage Place, from Beach st., south. Cotton's Court, 124 Thames. Covell, Farewell to Edward. Cranston Avenue, Broadway to Kay. Cranston, Broadway to Cranston av. Cross, Bridge to Poplar. Davis Court, Callender avenue to Burnside avenue. Deblois (Clarendon) Court, Bellevue avenue to State. Dearborn, Thames to Spring. Deblois Avenue, Ka}' to Catharine. 36 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' GEO. W. FLAGG, 175 Thames Street, Buys and sells, on commission, for cash or on margin, all securities dealt in at New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. Newport Bank Stocks and other securities sold on commission. €OEEMMB ^ BULL. Gas Light Co.'s Building (third floor', Newport, R. I., Pnt in and Repair all kinds of Electric Bells, Burglar Alarms, Annunciators, Electric Gas Burners, Etc. Our Improved Automatic Annunciators, With Self-adjusting Signals, are being generally adopted in place of those requiring to be reset after each call. Houses protected, while unoccupied, by OUR ELECTRIC POLICE SYSTEM, at moderate rates. =^BELL HANGING.!^ All orders by Telephone, or left at the office, promptly attended to. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 37 Dennison, Thames to Spring. DeWolf, Hall avenue to Rutgers. Division, Mill to Touro. Dixson, Thames to Bellevue avenue. Downing, Bellevue avenue to State. Duke, Washington square to Marl- borough. East, Pope, south. East Bovver}', continuation Bowery. Edgar Court, Bath Road. Edward, Broadway to White. Elizabeth, north from Catliarine. Elm, Cross to the Bay. Evarts, Hall avenue to Butler. Everett Place, southeast from Kay. Extension, Thames, east. Pair, Thames to Spring. Farewell, 2 Broadway to Long lane. Fillmore, Wellington av. to Harrison avenue. Fillmore Court, east from Brinley. Fir, Catliarine to Beach. Fountain, Spring to Anthony. Francis, Ayrault to R. I. avenue. Franklin, Thames to Spring. Frank, Thames to Spring. Freebody, East Bowery to Bath Road. Friend, Edward to Green lane. Friendship, Broadway to Gibbs av. George, Pel ham to Mill. Gibbs Av., Bath road to Broadway. Gibbs, Malbone av. to Long lane. Golden Hill, Spring to Thomas. Gidiey, Thames to Spring. Gordon, Bellevue av. to Coggeshall avenue. Gould Court, east from Broadway. Gould, Warner to Broadwav. Grafton, Tliames, west. Grant Court, Perry, north. Greene Avenue, Hall av. to Malbone avenue. Green Lane, Warner to W.Broadway. Greenough Place, Beach to Ayrault. Gr'ien, Thames to Spring. Gurne}' Court, north from Cherry. Hall Avenue, Warner to DeWolf. Halsey, Gibbs to Rutgers. Hammond, Thames to Spring. Harrison Av., Ocean av. to Old Fort road. Hayden Court, Bath Road. Hazard Avenue, Bellevue avenue to Coggeshall avenue. Heath Court, Spruce. High, Church to Touro. Hillside Av., Bedlow av. to Sunset av. Holland, Thames to Spring. Homer, Gibbs to Rutgers. Houston Av., Wellington av. to Con- nection. Howard Avenue, Broadway to Kay. Howard, Thames to Spring. Hozier, Park Place to Spring. John, Spring to Bellevue avenue. Johnson Court, Spruce. Jones Avenue, Bellevue av. to King. Kay, Touro to Channing avenue. j Kilburn Court, Broadwa}-. King, William to Boweiy. King, Wellington avenue to old Fort road. Lawrence Avenue, Webster to Marine avenue. Ledge Road, Bellevue avenue to Boat House. Lee Avenue, Thames to Spring. Leroy Avenue Bellevue av. to Ochre Point av. Lero}' Place, Parker av. to Bowery. Levin, Spring to Bellevue avenue. Lincoln, R. L av. to Cranston av. Linden Place, east from Lincoln. Lono; Lane, Farewell, north. Long Wharf, Thames to the Harbor. Madison Place, south from Walnut. McAllister Court, Sjiring near Dixon. Maher Ct., Spring near Wheatland av. Maitland Court, Third, east. Malbone Avenue, Broadway to Cod- dington avenue. j Mann Avenue, Broadway to Kay. Marlborough, Thames to Broadway. Marine Avenue, Bellevue av. to Law- lence avenue. Marsh's Court, 79 Thames. Marsh, Third to Washington. Martin, John to Prospect Hill. Mary, Thames to Touro. Meeting, Washington square to Marl- borough. Melville" Court, 78 Thames Street. Miaiitonomi Avenue, Broadway to Hillside avenue, Miantonomi Place, north from Mal- bone avenue. Middleton, Dixon to Bath road. Milburn Court, 282 Thames. Mill, Thames to Bellevue avenue. 38 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' 1* k Wil Mil Ci. 86 BROADWAY, I^EAVPORT, R. I. Sewing Machine Needles, SUPPLIES, ETC. McCa 's N. Y. Bazar Fashions. S. H. KRNNEY, Manager. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 39 Mount Vernon Court, continuation of Mt. Vernon street. Mount Vernon, Touro to Bull. Narragiinsett Av., Thames to Cliffs. New, Broadway to Malbone avenue. Newport Av., Warner to Broadway. Norman, Redwood av. to water works. North Baptist, Thames to P'arewell. North Kay, Kay to Bliss road. Oak, Broadway to West Broadway. Ocean Avenue, Bellevue avenue to Castle Hill avenue. Ochre Point Avenue, LeRoy avenue to Ruggles avenue continued. Old Fort Road, Brenton to King. Park Place, Touro to Broadway. Park, Broadwa}' to Gould. Parker Av., Bellevue av. to Annan- dale road. Pelham, Thames to Bellevue avenue. Perry, Spring to Bellevue avenue. Pine, Third to the Bay. Pleasant, Warner to Broadway. Pond Av., Warner to W. Broadway. Pope, Thames to P^ast. Poplar, Farewell to the Bay. Potter, Thames, west. Preseott Hall Road, Gibbs to Rutgers. Price Neck Av., Ocean av. to Harri- son av. Prison, Washington sq. to River lane. Prospect Hill, Thames to Bellevue av. Redwood Av., Kay to Catharine. Redwood Place, Spring, near Pope. Redwood, Bellevue av., to Cottage. Retirement Road, Middleton to Clitf avenue. Red Cross Av., Bath road to Beach Street. R. I. Av., Broadway to Bath Road. River Lane, Charles to Marlborough. Ruggles Avenue, Carroll av. to Ochre Point. Sanford, Thames to Farewell. School, Church to Touro. Seaview Avenue, Cliff av. to Cliffs. Second, Marsh to Battery, Sharon, Thames, west. Sheffield Av., Hall av. to Malbone av. Shepard Avenue, Bellevue avenue to Lawrence avenue. Sherman Court, 69 Thames. Sherman, Spring to Mount Vernon. Simmons, west from Thames. South Baptist, Thames, east. Spring, Broadway to Coggeshall av. Southmayd, Hall avenue to Butler. Spruce Court, Spruce. Spruce, Vicksburg place to W. Broad- wa}-. State, Beach to Clarendon Court. Stockholm, Thames, west. Stone, Broadway to Spring. Summer, Malbone av. to Broadway. Sunnyside Court, east of Third. Sunnyside Place, South of Beach. Sunset Av., Main road to the Bay. Tew's Court, Beach, south. Thames, Farewell to Brenton. Third, Marsh, north to Newport Asylum. Thomas. Golden Hill to John. Tilley Avenue, Gibbs, south. Touro Court, Washington sq. south. Touro, Sprino- to Bellevue avenue. Underwood Court, Thames, east. Vernon Av., Broadway to Bliss road. Vicksburg Place, Spruce to Gibbs. Victoria Court, Coggeshall avenue to Lawrence avenue. Walnut, Farewell to the Bay. Wanton, Coddington to N. Baptist. Ward Avenue, Claj' to Annandale rd. Warner, Farewell to Malbone av. Washington Square, Thames to State House. Washington, Long wharf, north. Weaver Av., Freebody to Annandale road. Webster, Thames to Cliffs. Wellington Av., Thames to Fillmore. West Broadway-, Marlborough to Broadway. West, Pope to Perry. Wetmore Av., Shepard av. to Marine avenue. Wheatland Avenue, Bellevue avenue to Coggeshall avenue. White, Farewell to Green Lane. Whitfield Court, Touro, north. Wilbar Avenue, Wellington av. to Connection. William, Spring to Bellevue avenue. Willow Court, Thames, near Pope. Willow, across Third to the Bay. Winans Avenue, Harrison av. to Ocean av. Young, Thames to Spring Yznaga Avenue, Bellevue av., east. 40 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS JOHU E. LEDDY, ,,^.L;:ilH'i,^'''l'll!llinimi;ri| -K^^M^ 11:|!jM|„ H0R8E WmkJ SHOER, Mo. 7 Faremrell Street^ Newport, R. I. Particular Attention paid to Gents' Driving Horses. AND Rl SIDENTS GUI1>E. 41 Blocks, Buildings, Halls, Etc. Abrahams lilock, Bellovue avenue, op- jiosite Bath ntad. Aquidneck Hall, :Mill, Cor. Corne. Armory Hal!, Clarke. Butler's Block, Bellevue aveuiie, cor- ner John. Casino Building, Bellevue avenue, near Bath road.' Citv Ilall, Thames, cor. Long wharf. Coddington Block, 341 Thames. Cottreli's I^lock, 222 Thames. Custom House, Thames, cor. Franklin. DeBlois Block, Bellevue avenue. Downing's Block, Bellevue avenue, corner Downing. [Kfiy- Fludder's Block, Bellevue avenue, cor. Gas Co.'s Building, 175 to 181 Thames. Helme's Block, 76 Spring". [School. Home for Friendless Children, 12 Ilorgan's Block, Bellevue avenue, op- posite John. Liberty Block, l(j Farewell. Masons Hall, School, cor. Cliuich. Newport Reading Room, Bellevue ave- nue, corner Church. j!^ewport Hospital Building, Howard avenue, near Broadway. Odd Fellows Building, 20 Washington square. Opera House, Washington square. Post-OtRce Building, Thames, corner Franklin. Queen Anne B'ld'g. 71 and 73 Thames. Redwood Library and Athen?eum, Bel- levue avenue, corner Redwood. State House, Washington square. Travers Block, Bellevue avenue, cor- ner Bath road. U. S. Gunnery Training Ship "Minnesota." Captain James H. Gillis. Lieut. -Commander Geo. T. Davis. Lieutenant James M. Miller. " Arthur P. Nazro. Master Bradley A. Fiske. Ensign Frank E. Beatty. Ensign Robert M. Doyle. Surgeon James S. Knight. Passed Asst. Surgeon Wm. H. Rush. " Engineer L. W. Robinson. " " Stacy Potts. Paymaster George E. Hendee. Chaplain Richard Hayward. Officers of U. S. Training Ship " New Hampshire." Commander Charles E. Clark. Lieutenant F. M Symonds. " John V. B. Bleecker, Sumner C. Paine. " Jas. W. Graydon. " Boynton Leach. Assistant Surgeon J Master Geo. H. Worcester. Ensign Benjamin Tappan. " Henry Minnett. Paymaster John Furey. P. A. Surgeon John C. Wise. Chaplain Henry H. Clark. 4^mes D. Gate wood. Places of Amusement. ]S'ewport Opera House, Washington square. Casino, Bellevue avenue. Westchester Polo Grounds, end of Thames street. 42 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS m mm PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT, -#Als0 for Sale for Gash or on Insfalfnent^.^ 227 Tremont Street, Between Eliot Street and the Common, BOSTOlSr. LEWIS & CONGER, AHBBH 601 & 603 Slilh Avenue, - - 1338 & 1340 Broadway, NE^V YORK. French, English, and Domestic Cooking Utensils, COPPER AND TIN MOLDS, Refrij^erators, Cream Freezers, Portable Baths, Hammocks, etc., etc. AND RESIUKNTS' GUIDE. 43 OFFICERS. THE NEWPORT CASINO, For the Years 1882-83. President. AUGUST BELIMONT. Vice-Presi»lent. AVILLIAM R. TR AVERS. Secretary. EDWARD B HARRINGTOX. Treasurer. GEORGE R. FEARING. COMMITTEES. House Coiuuiittee. FRKOERic W. Stevens, Chaii-man David King, C. C. Baldwin, Thomas F. Cu.shing, Henry S. Fearing. William R. Travers, Chairman. HOLLIS HUNNEWELL, FREDERIC W. STEVENS, N. Thayer, Jr. Entertainments and Theatricals. Thomas F. Gushing, Chairman. Ogden Goelet, Fairman Rogers. N. Thayer. Jr. By-Laws. David King, Chairman. Henry s. Fearing, Frederic W. Stevens. William r. Travers, August Belmont, Thomas F. cushing, David King. ' Term expires, r August, 1883. Henry S. fearing. ) Pierre Lorillard, ; Term expires, Ogden Goelet, i' August, 1884. Nathaniel Thayer, Jr. ) George R. Fearing. ) Fairman Rogers. ( Term expires, John N. A. Griswold, ( August, 1885. Christopher C.Baldwin. ) HoLLIS HUNNEWELL, W. M'ATTs Sherman, James (i. Bennett, ■ Frederic \V. Stevens. ( Term expire*, r August, 1886. Casino Stockholders. Sha7-es. Sha res. Agassiz. A. 1 Lawrence, F. C. 1 Andrews, C. A. L' Ledyard, L. Cass 1 Lorillard, Louis L. 1 Appletoii.T. G. 1 Astor, J. J, 2 Lorillard, Pierre 2 Astor, W. \V. 2 Low, A. A. 2 Astor, William 3Ianiee. W. D. F. I Baker, Mrs. Ell.n 1 Marin. M.C. ] Baker. Ui< hard 1 .Mar(iMand, Henry G. 2 Baldwin, C. C. ■2 Miller, (!.M. 1 Baldwin, C. H. 1 Morgan, Edwin D. 2 Barber, T. II. 1 Morton, L. P. '2 Barger, Sam'l F. 1 Beach, C. N. 1 Norman, G. H. J Beekwith. V. :\I. Bfdidw, llriiry 1 Oelrichs, Herman 1 ]'>cll , 1 saai-. .1 V. BehiKPUl. Aiimist •2 Phelps, Royal 2 Bennett, J . a. 33 Phoenix, S. \V. 1 Brown, G. S. ] Pierson,J.F. 1 Bryce, Carroll Bryce, J. S. 2 Rives, Wm.C. 1 Rodman, S. W. 1 Codman. M. P. R. 1 Rogers, Fairman 2 Colt, C H. 1 Cooper, Edward Corhin. Austin 1 Sanford, A. Wright 1 2 Sands, Mahlon 1 Cushing, R. M. 1 Schuyler, Philip 2 Sheldon, Fred. 1 (Wishing, T. F. Cutting, R. L,. Jr. 1 Schell, Aug. Sherman, W. W. 2 1 D'Hautville, F. S. G 1 Stevens, F. W. 4 Douglass, W. P. 2 Stevens, H. L. Stillman, James 2 Ellis, J. W. 1 Stokes, Anson Phelj)s 2 Stout, F. A. 2 Fearing, G. R. 2 Stuyvesant.Rutherfd 1 Fearing, H. S. 2 French, F. O. 1 Thayer, N. Jr. 2 French, S. B 1 Thayer, E. V. R. Tooker, G. M. Gammell, Prof. Wm . 1 Travers, .lohn, .Ir. Garrett, Robert 1 Travers, Wm. R. Goelet, Ogden 2 Travers, Wm. R. Jr. Goelet, Robert 1 Tweedy, Edmund Gray, H. W. 1 Tyler, George F. Griswold, J.N. A. 2 Van Alen, J. H. Havemeyer, T. A. 2 Van Buren, T. C. Honey, S. R. 1 Vanderbilt, C. Howlaiid, G. G. 1 Vanderbilt, W. K. Hunnewell, Hollis 2 Hunt, R. M. 1 Wales, G. W. Warren, George H. Ingersoll, Harry 1 Weaver, J. G. Inman, J.H. 1 Weld, W. l--. Jr. Weld, W. G. Keene, J. R. 2 Wetmore, G. P. Kennedy, R. L. 1 Whipple, .John Kernochan.J.Fred 1 Whiting, Sarah King, David 1 Wilson, R. T. Knower, John Latrobe, F. C. 1 Winthrop, E. L. Wolfe, C. L. 2 Woodward, J. T. NEWPORT OMNIBUS COMPANY. BROADWAY LINE. Omnibuses of the Broadway line leave the post-office hourly, on every week day, from 7 A. M. to 9.15 P. M., and the one mile corner every hour from 7.30 A. M. to 9.45 P. M. BELLEVUE AVENUE LINE. On and after Thursdav, June 14th, an omnibus will leave Washington square at 7.30, 9, 10.30 A. M., 12 M.. 12.30, 2, 3.30, 5, 7 P. M.; leave end of avenue at 8.15. 9.45, 11.15 A. M., 12.45. 1.15, 2.45 4 15, 5.45, 7.45 P. M. CABS. Cabs at low rates may be engaged by leaving orders at 4 Travers block, or at office of N. Y. & B. Express Co., 175 Thames street. Telephone connection. 44 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS' Old Colony Railroad AND FALL RIVER LINE. TO NEW BEDFORD, TAUNTON, FALL RIVER, AND ALL POINTS IN South-Castern lYEassachuseiis^ — AND TO NE-WPORT, R. I. THE Great Route Between Boston and New Yoii, Tla. Fall RiYer, And the Mammoth Palace Steamships, •'PilgTim, ''Bristol, and 'Providence." Tlie IHrcel and roimlar l-iiio to llic Bc'aii(iiiil Siiiiiiiioi- Kosoits of Nantucket Martha's Vineyard, Oak Bluffs, Falmouth Heights, Katama, Hyannis, Vineyard Highlands, Provincetown, Wood's Holl, Plymouth, Duxbury, Marshfield, Scituate, Cohasset, Nantasket, AND ALL THE Noted Sea-Side Resorts of Cape Cod and tlie Soiitli Shore of Massachusetts. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 45 RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TIME TABLES. S»XJ3Vt3Vr:E3H. -A.rai-A.3NrC3r3E33VEEl>a-T, 1033. turn 8.15, 11.4 ) ;i I-- ,r Coal Mill ■s tnni '.1.(14, lO.-l 1^ .1- Uiisto lU-mni s 1. '! V ,r TivfH Uctuni s. "'4, 1 F or Fall It ivoi OLD COLONY RAILROAD. On and after June 18th trains LEAVE NEWPORT For Boston 7.4,5, 10.15 a.m., 2.55, 4.30 p.m. Re- .m., 3..35, 4.45 and 6.00 p.m. 7.20, 10.15 a.m., 2.55 p.m. Re- .111.. 2.01,5.51 p.m. >• 7.20, 10.15 a.m., 2..55, 4.30 p.m. s :i.m., 1.50, 5.47 p.m. , 7.4.">, 10.15 a.m., 2.55, 4.30 i).m. _' a.m., 1.50, 5.33, ,5.42 p.m. .'U, 7.45, 10.15 a.m., and 2.55, 4.30 ri.m. For Taxinton (Dean street) 7.20, 7.45, 10.15 a.m., 2..55 p.m. {Wales street) 4.30 p.m. For Mirtdleboi-o' (via Weir Junction) 7.45 a lu. Return 3 35 p.m. ; vvia Taunton) 10.15 a.m., 2..55 p.m. Return 6.55, 9.06 a.m. ; (via MyriclvS; 4.30 p.m. For Cap<- Cod 7.i:. a.m., 2.55 p.m. For iMvin.uil. L'..,:. ). m. l"o;> 7.4.'>, 10.15 a.m., 2.55 p.m. For Fitcliburjj^ hikI Stations on Northern Division 7.45. 10.15 a.m., 2.55 p.m. Lowell 2.55 p.m. For Oak JJliifls, 7.45. 10.15 a.m., 2..55 p.m. For Nantucket 10.15 a.m. OLD COLONY STKAM BOAT CO. NEWrORT TO NEW YORK. Fall River Line. Steamers Pilgrim and Bkistml leave dally (Sundavs included), at 8.45 p.m. (Sundays at 9.45 p.ni.) Newport Line. SIfamers Oi.n Col., ix^ and NEWPORT leave daily (Sniiilays .■\(ci)ic(l . ;i.(hl p.m. Staterooms and l'i(l;(is ran be seeiired at the New York & Kostoii Despatcli Express Co.'s Office, Newport Gas Liglrt Co.'s Building, Thames street. FOR CONANICUT ISLAND. JAMESTOWN AND NEWPt)RT FERRY. < In and after Monday, May 7, 1883, tire steamer .I.\>iKST()WN will run as follows:— r.cavc .lanifst.iwn 6.15, 8.15, 10.30 a.m., 1.00, 3.30 O.dii p.m. Leave Newport 7.00, 9.45, 11.30 a.m., 2.30, 4.30 6.45 p.m. SUNDAYS. Leave Jamestown 9.30 a in., 12.1.5, 5.00 p.m. Leave New jjort 10.15 a.m., 12.45, 5.45 p.m. NEAYPORT AND WICKFORD RAILROAD AND STKAMBO.YT COMI'ANY\ i Steamer Eoiats leaves Conunen-ial Wliarf, Newport, four times daily, as follows:— At 7.00 a.m., connecting at Wickford witlr trains for Kingston, Westerly, Stoiiington, New London. Hartford, New Haven, and New Yorl<; also with trains s r,.r Nrw l.<,n,i,n,. \.\v ll.axcn and Xrw Y..rl<;alsu \vilh liains l,,r llarltord. Spring- held, .All>:ni\ anil the West, and witli train ' be made at the cottage. A music store of foreign and x-\merican music is attached to the Conservatory. Mile. Gabrielle de la Motte. AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 49 NEW YORK YACHT CLUB, OFFICERS, 1883. Commodore: JAMES D. SMITH. Vice Commodore: Axsox Phelps Stokes. liear-Commodore: EDWARD M. Brown. Secretary: Charles A. Minton. Treasurer: James O. Proudfit. Measurer: Ciiales H. Haswell. Fleet Surgeon: Morris J. Ai^cii, M. D. Chester Grisavold. H. N. Aldex. B. C. Cleemax. Regatta Committee. John H. Bird, Chairman. J. Frederic Tams. House Committee. T. B. Asten, Chairman. Elijah A. Houghton, Secretary. The Secretary, Ex-Officio. Committee on Admis.sions. William H. Thomas, Chairman. F. W. J. Hurst, Sec^y John S. Dickerson, William E. Iselix. Ogden Goelet. MEMORANDA. Club House Secretary's Office Treasurer's Office Measurer's Office Station - . . 27th Street, cor. Madison Avenue. Club House. Club House. Post Office Box 2961, Y. Y. City. New York. William F. Coston S. W. Wolf (BY special appointment.) Telegraphic NiglU Signals. Yacht Flag Maker. 15 State Street, Room 35. Southampton, Eng. Buttons, Braid, Oniaynents, etc. Raymold & WiiiTLOCK - - - - ;39 West 14th Street, New York. The International Code of Signals has been adopted by the Club. List of Schooners belonging to the N. Y. Yacht Club, 1883. name. owners. PORT. NAME. OWNERS. port. Schooners. Alarm. Albatross. Ambassadress Aroostook. ^Eolus. G. L. Kingsland. E.W. Humphreys Willinm Astor."^ II. C. Sturires. Sam'l A. Wood. N.Y. Schooners. Clio. Clochette. Civtie. Clytie. Cf. Y. Ilildegard. 1 lerm'n Oelrichs. N. Y. 1 Crusader. J. R. Maxwell. " 1 lola. Oswald Jackson. | Dauntless. ( Daldwell H. Colt <■' 1 Julia. i. Rl. Brown. Ellie. 1 ^awrence Pike. " Kelpie. 1. N". Winslow. Estelle. lames D. Smith. a Medusa (cutter) Franklin Dexter. Boston. Fiona. E. Routcher. "rtFin th, Mischief. J. R. Bu.sk. N- Y. Fleetwiiior. K. S. Elliott. Kne. Y. Y. l3oston. Mona (cutter). E. M. Padelford. Xewp't i ortuna. [I. S. llovey. Mystery. W. B. Parsons. ^^ ^^ iN. 1. Frolic. i Uhas. C. Ilaight. X. Y. Orion. Geo. C. Cooper. Grayling. Latham A. Fish. Oriva (cutter). (;. Smith Lee. Halcyon. Ohas. J. Paine. Boston. Pocahontas -] J. D. Smith. [ u Heriiies. Dan'l Appleton. N. Y. ( II. Oelrichs. \ Intrepid. Lloyd Phoenix. Regina. Ralph N. Ellis. "•' Lotos. Wm. A. Cole. u Rover. Wm. E. Iselin. '• Louisa. [ N. P. Rogers. a Sagitla. Henrv C. Ward. " Madeleine. J. S. Dickerson. a Vindex (cutt.T). Arthur W. Blake. Boston. Meta. Franklin Dexter. Boston. Vision. J. J. Alexandre. N. Y. Mischief. C. R.Gill, M. D. N. Y. Vixen. F.C.Lawrance, Jr " Montauk. Sam'l R. Piatt. Waif. Gov. Kortright. " Nokomis. W. A. W. Stewart u Winona (cutter) James Stillman. " Norseman. Ogden Goelet. u Whileaway. G. F. Randolph. '^ Palmer. R. Stuvvesant. " AVhitbv. Josc^ph Park. u Peerless. F. Hathaway. N. Beard. 1 Wizard. Caldwell H.Colt. Hartf'd Phantom. E. V. S. Thayer. Boston. Building. R.B.Hartshorne. X. Y. Princess. Jesse Met calf. Prov. Rambler. W. IT. Thomas. K Y. Steamers. Eepublic. Henry J. Steere. Prov. Resolute. A. S. Hatch. N. Y. C^imilla. F. Brandreth. "iingSing. Ruth. H. Hathawa}^ " Corsair. J. P. Morgan. N. Y. Sappho, Prince Sciarra. Naples. Eirena. W. J. Carmichael " Seminole (yawl) A. E. Douglass. N. Y. Emu. A. H. Barney. " Siren. E. R. Washburn. Ermengarde. G. P. Russell. " Social. 1 Henry Lippitt. > Prov. Faustine. G. P. Russell. " C. W. Lippitt. \ Fauvette. E. Perignon. Havre. Svlph. Geo. II. Chase. N. Y. Fiona. E.Boutcher. Gr'n'ck Tioga. H. W. Perkins. " Frevja. L. T. Dickson. Phila. Varuna. Geo. H. B. Hill. Ideal. T. J. Ilavemeyer. N. Y. Vesta. Fred. F. Ayers. ^j Lady of the Lake. Sir Robert Peel. Geneva, Switz. Vif. Wanderer. Water Witch C. A. Stevenson. E. D. Morgan. C. II. Mallory. E. N. Dickerson. u Luriine. Minnehaha. Naja. J. M. Waterbury Henry I. Barbey. X.Y. Geneva, Switz. Wave Crest. " Geo. A. Bech. N. Y. Whistler. R. S. Elliott. a Xamouna. New Amsterdam, J. G. Bennett. C. G. Gunther. u Slooi^s. 1 Ocean Gem. Wm. P. Clvde. " Orienta. J. A. Bostwick. u Active. C. P. Ilorton. Boston. Polynia. J. G. Bennett. " Bedouin(cutter Arch'd Rogers. X. Y. Promise. Alf'dde Cordova " Breeze. H. P. Kingsland "■ Radha. Pierre Lorillard. " Christine. H. E. Dodge. " Rival. Geo. G. Haven. " Coming. ISteph'n Peabod) " Skipjack. S. M. Mills. " Elaine. H. G. Russell. * Prov. Skylark. J.Lester Wallacl " Ethel. J. Gillelan, Jr. N. Y. Theresa. J. M. Fiske. (C Fanita. jGeorge J. Gould " Tillie. W. H. Starbuck. a Fanny. Gracie. J. John D. Prince. '' A^edette. E. S. Jaffray. " Chas. R. Flint. ] Jos. P. Earl. 1 Vision. J. J. Alexandre. a Building. Geo. S. Scott. 1 " 52 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS J. DARDONVILLi:, Bellevue Ave,, Cor, Prospect Hill St,, Branch of 87 E. 18th Street, New York. Lamps, Gtlobes, Shades, Caile Sliailes, Roliecles, Field's Cailes, Etc. Also a Fresh Importation of Rape- Seed Oil {Colza,) French Moderateur Lamps repaired. New goods opened every week ; selected b}' myself in Europe this sprint A. GUERIN, 4/ (Q^,a y^// ^^., ''^^.^ S/^/o Has opened his Newport store, NO. 2 ABRAM'S BLOCK. With a rich importation of Summer Dresses, Wraps, French Flowers, Dress Caps, Ribbons, Velvets, Laces, Veilings of all Kinds, And all the Latest Novelties of Paris. All orders promptly attended to. N. B. — Sole a^ent for the Bon Marche Gloves. AND KRSIDKNTS GUIDE 53 BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB. W. R. Wadsworth, Secretary. Jacob M. Bergen, Treasurer. J. M. Sawyek, Measurer. J. H. DiMON, President. NA3IE. SCHOONEES. Madeline, - - Meteor, - - - Kay, - - - - SLOOPS. Genevieve, - - Mystery, - - - J. S. Dickerson. A. Perry Bliven. A Perry Bliveu. H. S. Wood. C. A. Chesebroush, Spry, - - . - Wayward, - - STEAMERS. New Amsterdam, Tourist, - - - Viri^inia, - - - J. H. Dimon. J. D. Fowler. C. G. Gunther. C. A. Chesebrough. F. G. Heron. PROVIDENCE YACHT CLUB. BENJAMIN DAVIS, Commodore. Robert AV, Jenks, Vice-Commodore. Benjamin Stillwell, President. C. J. Manchester, Secretary. H. F. Thompson, Treasurer. Arthur M. Black, Measurer. Hope - Starliiiht Edward J. Anderson, Robert W. Jeuks. cat-rigged yacht. Wanderer . - Rarus - - - - Country Boy Louise- - - - Benjamin Davis. Simon (Cameron. E. N. Pettis. Benjamin Davis. WARWI CK YACH T CLUB. ANDREW ROBESON, Commodore. Fred P. Sands, Vice- Commodore, j Howard L. Clarke, Secretary. John K. H. Nightingale, R. Com.\W . C. Rhodes, Treasurer. James N. Hart, Measurer. Regatta Committee: G. W. Rankin Wm. Ely, W. C. Rhodes. SCHOONERS Angle Daniel H. Barstow Republic - - - - Henry J. Steere Social |H. F.'Lippitt. SLOOPS. Elaine - - - Hildegarde - Lackawanna Lilian - - - Lizzie L. - - - Henry G. Russell. - H. L. Clarke. - E. F. Lucas. - S. C. Powell. - F. P. Sands. Tahena - - - Undine - . - CAT-BOATS. Dolly - - - - Halcyon - - - Meta - - - - Molly - - - - Paralos - - - Venona - - - Warwick - - - A. Robeson. H. C. Allen. C. Rathbone. R.G. Hazard, ■2d. J. A. ReuAvick. Horace Binney. J. W. Huntington. -jW. V. Olvpbant. - J. K. H. Nightingale. Louise - - F. H. Brown. 54 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERs' ImAWN brbsseirs. LAWN MOWERS. HOSE AND HOSE REELS Now is just the time to use Lawn Dressers. It w and make the lawn green and rich. Special inducements in Lawn Mowers. I will deliver mowers to any lawn for TRIAL with others and guarantee prices. Be sure and see mine before 30U purchase. I have all the leading makes. Pure Rubber Hose in all sizes, and large quantities, with prices to com- pete with any. The Challenge Hose Reel is the best in the market. This reel cannot turn over when the hose is pulled off. It has a flat bearing and does not in- jure the hose as a round rod will do. It is held by a rachet and will not run back as you wind it up. It has three wheels which save weight on the user, and is supported on iron spindles. Call and examine it. Lawn Mowers and Hose Repairs a Specialty. GEO. A. W^EAVER 23 Broadway, Newport, R. I. AND residents' GUIDE. 55 Postal Regulations. First-Class Matter. — Zei^ers. The postage on letters not ovei* one half oz. to all parts of tliellnitodStates is3cts.; and for each half oz or fraction thereof of additional weight. 3 ets. Articles sealed are charged as letters. PnsUd Card, 1 ct. Droi). or Local Letters Ho he delivered in the otli.-e where mailed), li cts. a halt o/.., at ollices wlicre free dfliverv bv cMricr is cstah- lishcd; at otli.T ollices. 1 ct. I'aid l.'tlcrs not delivered al tlii' first otlice name. I « ill !.,■ n'-for- wanledli) the place where the owner is il" known, or rctitrned ti> Ihe writer, it iii.lMise.l with th;it rc.|uesl. free. Letters to be mailed tVcm oiic ..llice t,. am.lher will not be sent unless ))re- paid at least :i cts. 'f he d.nnesti,- |m,sI.iI cud mav be sent Im Canada without anv cxI ra stanii.. Second-Class .AlaUer. - A- /r,-.;»//»vs /.., or fraction, the weight of the iiackage being limited to 4 lbs., except yinr/le volumes of books, wliicli may weigh over 4 lbs. Newspapers, except weeklies, deposited in letter-carrier offices for delivery tliere, require only 1 ct. each, without regard to weight; and periodicals require, if under 2 oz., 1 et., and for any weight over 2 oz.. only 2 cts.. each. Fourlli-Class flatter.— Letter envelopes (whether jnlnted or jdain), cards, sample cards, plain and ornamental paper, seeds, eutt ings. bulbs, roots, scions, and other articles of mer- chandise which are not in any way lialile to injure the contents ol the mail-bag. or the person of any one eng.aged in the postal service. I ct, lor every oz. or fraclion, the weight of the pac-k- age being limited bi4 lbs. 'flic nam.' ..t th.' s.mi.I.m- of any arlicl.>. or the a.ldress. may be written in the i)aekage ..r .m its oulsi.lc, with the wor.l ■• from" above or preceding the sAme, or brielly the number. an. I iliuh's .,t t l,e arli.les ..nclose.l. and a.ldresses may be either written, printed, or atTixed. at tht opli.)n of th.- s.n.l.r; but any writing of the nature of a letter or personal correspondence, in .)r upon any ,ini.l.-, will subject it to letter rates,* Kejristraiion. — .(// nnii/ imittir iiiiiij h, n.t'i^tired by prepayment of a fee of 10 cts. for each address, in addition to the required postage. Money Orjlers, for any amount not exceeding .^aoo in one day, and not exceeding SlOO on one order, are issued in the principal offices, on payment of the following fees: Orders not ex- ceeding $10, — Sets.; orders exceeding $10, and not exceeding $15,-10 cts; orders exceeding $15, and not exceeding .fSO,- 15 cts.; orders exceeding §30, and not exceeding $40, — 20 cts.; orders exceeding $40, and not exceeding $50,-25 cts.; orders exceeding $50, and not exceed- ing $00, —30 cts.; orders exceeding $C0, and not exceeding $70, — 35 cts.; orders exceeding $70 , and not exceeding $80 — 40 cts. ; orders exceeding $80, and not exceeding $100, — 45 cts. There ;ire over 5.000 money-order offices. Foreign Registration. —Letters, printed matter, and samples may be registered to most countries for a fee of 10 cts. besitlcs the postage, which must be all prepaid, Foreisrn Hloiiey Orders. — .Mt)ney Orders are issued to 6';-ea« Hritain and /rrfaHc? for a fee of 2.' els. l.ir .iiii.xiuts iioi .)\ ci' siO; for 50 cts. for amounts from $10 to .•s20; fur 70 cts. from .<20 to.s:;(i; r,.r >-, ,.|s. im,,ii >.;n i. , ski; tor $1.00 from $40 to $50. To SicHzerht nd . for anu>unts not ex. ■>■(■. IIiil; s:,.!; th.' I.-.- I ..iii'.^ _:> .'Is. for each $10, or fraction of $10. To Fr<(iici\ dennn h n, llVm. C. Binney, \Vm. Fludder, Wm. H. Lawton, Geo. P. Brown, James H. Fludder, James. Leonard, Geo. P. Barlow, F. N. Francis, Dr. Samuel W. Lineham, Geo. N. Barlow. T. N. & Co. Freeborn, Thomas W. Lieber, Mrs. F. Bricrley, J. H. French, Francis 0. LeRoy, Stny vesant. Bedlow, Henry. Fergurson, Geo. A. Lamont Farm. Boardman, Mrs. C Fearing, Wm. H. Ledyard, Mrs. M. C. Bull, Henry. French, S. B., Residence. Little, Lieut. Wm. McCarty. Bull, Henry, .Jr., Residence. French, S. B., Stable. Lewis, Walter H, Bull, Henry, Jr., Insurance of- Faerber, Peter. LaFarge. John. fice. Finch, James B. Lee Brothers. Burdick, A. L., Store. Fletcher, Joseph. Lawton, Mrs. Asa T. Burdick, A. L., Residence. Fellows, C. Lewis & Tilley. LeRoy, Daniel. Forsyth, Russell. Caswell, Massey & Co., Casino Fadden. F. W. & Co. Low,H. H. store. Fearing, Geo. R. Low, J. 0. Caswell, Massey & Co. , Thames Littlefield, Geo. H. Street, Gas Light Co. Caswell, Hazard & Co. Gladding, Thomas. Mason, John J. Castoflf, Henry. Gratrix, George. Mc Adams & Openshaw. Curry Bros. Greene. Wm. 0. & Son. Murray, Hiram. Curry, .John J. Gilpin, John. .Muenchinger •& Son. Carlisle, Horace. Griswold, John N. A. Millar, Geo. M. Centennial Tea, Store. Gilliatt, Mrs. J. H. Mercury Office. City Clerk's Oifice. Greene, John H. :N[ason, Geo. C. & Son. Cornell & Son. Greason, Clarence. Murray, Chas. S. Cozzens, Henry W. Graves Point Fishing Club. McLeish, James. Cozzens & Bull. Gibbs. Theo. K. Manchester, Chas. H. Cozzens, Wm. C. & Co. Goddard, Dr. P. McKim, Dr. W. R. Cozzens, Wm. C. Gibert, Madam. Mutual Union Telegraph Co. Cozzens, J. H. & Son. Merchants Bank. Cozzens, J. H. Harrington, E. B. Mason, John B. Cozzens, Wm. J. Harris, F. G- Manchester, O. C, No. Ports- Cottrell. Michael, Residence. Hass, Henry J. mouth P. O. Cottrell, Michael, Store. Hazard, James S. Morris, Mrs. Com. Crosby, John H. Jr. Hayward, E. & A. H. Metcalf, Mrs. Emmons. Cleveland, Dr. C. Honey, Samuel R., Office. Mountgomery, T. J. Cushman, E. C. Honey, Samuel R., Residence. Munville, Lady. 58 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS* TELEPHONE SERYICE Without Induction and with Clear Articulation. No. 13 and No. 12 Steel Galvanized Spiral Wire, llSlbs. per mile, 10c. per lb. speak /'^^^"^^^--^ '^ ""'^ *^"* ^^ sizeO^ — \ Do not Slmvly I \ \ -^Z^'^^' and I I I Rapidly or Quietly. \ I ^ Patent P'ndg. ^ -^^ / Too Loud. A Whisper can be heard. The Telephone Trumpet- The cups are connected by a double Sliding Tube for adjustment as may be desired for distance and clear articulation. The Trumpet may be tacked over the mouth of the Transmitter. Coversation may be carried on with ease in a low tone and without the exertion usual to the ordinary Telephone service. The concentration of the force of the voice and the great increase of the volume of sound render the reproduction of conversation over long routes reliable. The Trumpet acts as a cushion over the Transmitter, and hearing through the Ear Phone is clear and distinct. These Trumpets are manufactured of the most approved material, and are leased to subscribers at §3.00 per quarter. American Spiral Telephone Wire Co. 43 MILK STREET, BOSTON, MASS p. O. Box 1647. Incorporated March S7, 1883. AND residents' GUIDE. 59 N. Y. & B. Despatch Express | Office. X. Y. & B. Despatch Express Co. Stable. Newport Transfer Express Co. Newport Omnibus Co. Newport Ice Co. Newport Laundry Newport Laundry, Branch of- fice J. D. Richards'. Newport Reading Room. Newport Casino. Newport Mercury. Xewton Dudley, Office. Xtnvton Dudley, Residence. , Newport \ Wickford Steam- boat Co. Office. News, Dr. .\nnie. N. E. Weston Electric Light Co., H. W. Cozzens.Supt. Newport Hospital. Northern Trans-Continental Survey Office. iVason, Mrs. H. B. Newport National Bank. Ocean House. Ogden Farm. Old Colony Steamboat Co. old Colony Boston Freight De- pot. Old Colony New York Freight Depot. Old Colony Repair Shop. Old Colony Passenger Depot. Oxx, Samuel H. Oman, R. L. Ocean House Stable. Perry House. Peckham & Manchester. Piiuiiger & Manchester. Pitman, T.T. Porter, F. B. & Co. Perry Bros. Puiup'dly, Prof. R. U. Police Station. Police Telephone, Box Wash- ington and Bridge Sts. Police Telephone, Box Broad- way and Caleb Earl St. Police Telephone, Box Belle- vue Ave. and Catherine St. Police Telephone, Box Lee Ave. and Thames St. Police Telephone, Box Belle- vue and Bancroft Aves. Police Telephone, Box Bath Road and Freebody St. Prince, George. Pray, Harley W. Perkins, G. W. Peckham, J. H. Potter, Thos. J. Pearce, B. W. Potter, Capt. Oliver. Post, Edwin A. Potter, Edward. Post, William. Porter, F. B., Residence. Padelford, E. M. Pinard Cottages. PUBLIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. Supt.'s Office, Geo. A. Little- field. Willow Street School. Edward Street School. Cranston Avenue School. Potter School. Codington School. Thames Street School. Parish School. Clarke Street School. Rankin, Dr. F. H. Reynolds, G. B. Reynolds, G. B. & Co, Russell, Chas. H. Richardson, J. D., Store. Richardson, J. D., Residence. Rives, Dr. Wm. C. Rhiuelander, F. W. Robinson, Dr. Beverley. Robbins, Henry Robbins, G. E. Rice, Henry H. Reynolds & Dixon. Rogers, Fairman, Residence. Rogers, Fairman, Stable. Rogers, Archibald. Sayer, Julius. Smith, Alfred. Stanton & Squire. Squire, Dr. A. F. Stewart, A. & Co. Stanhope, George. Stedman, Wm. A. Stevens, J. G. Sherman, Chas. & Co. Sloc.um & Bluck. Stevens, Mrs. Paran. Smith, G. & Co. Smith, Gideon. Storer, Dr. H. R. Swinburne, Peckham & Co. Sanborn, John P., Office. Sanborn, John P., Residence. Seymore, Mrs. C. M. Sands, Mrs. A. L. Stoddard, J. C. & Co. Sherman, A. S- State House. Schwarz, W. G. Stevens, Mrs. J. A. Sisson's Ice Cream. Sears, Dr. S. H. Seabury, T. M. Swinburne, Wm. J. Smith, E. C. Spooner, E. G. Stoddard, Wm. A. Smith, John R. Sanford, Milton H. Spooner, Chas. E. Sargent, Mrs. L. S. Sticknor, Mrs. G. Smith, Alfred & Sons. Stedman, Marshall. Shore Cottages. Society for Prevention of Cru- elty to Animals. Tiffany, George. Titus, A. C, Residence. Titus, A. C, Store. Tyler, Geo. F. Tooker, G. M. Tweedy, Edmond. Tennant, D. B. Thorn, W.K. Thayer, Nathaniel, Jr. Torrence, Daniel. Taylor, Geo. H. Tilley, H. H. Tilton, Samuel. Terry, Dr. R. Tooker, Mrs. Mary. Toi-pedo Station. Thurber, Franklin. IT. S. Census Office. U. S. Custom House. U. S. Torpedo Station. Van Emburgh & Atterbury. Van Allen, General. Vanderbilt, Cornelius. Vanderbilt, Wm. K. Waring, Geo. E. Jr., Residence. Waring, Geo. E. Jr., Office. Water Works Office. Weaver, Chas. B. AVilbur, Geo. V. Willis, J. A. Wilson, Ira E. Whiting, Mrs. Sarah, Weaver, Geo. H. AVard, A J. Whipple, John, Washington, Mrs. S. Western Union Telegraph Of- fice. Weaver, J. G. Jr. Williamson, Wm. F. Whitehouse, W, F. Wer, Dr. Watson, C. Wright, H. Allen. Wilson, Mrs. Wm. B. Wickford Depot. Winthrop, E. L. Willing, E. S. Wilbur Boarding House, Wilson, Geo. H. Ward, Remington. Young Brothers. 60 NEWPORT VJLLA OWNERS' #The Hewpert ¥il la Owners' Guide* IS ON FILE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES. Albemarle Hotel, New York City. Ocean House, Long Branch, N. J. Astor House, *' Howland's Hotel, " " Brevoort House " " Mansion House, " " Buckingham Hotel, " " West End Hotel, Clarendon Hotel, "• " Hotel Vendome, Boston, Mass. Everett House, " " Hotel Brunswick, " " Fifth Avenue Hotel, " Parker House, " " Gilsey House, " " Young's Hotel, Glenham Hotel, " " Eevere House, " " Grand Hotel, u .t Tremont House, " " Grand Central Hotel, " " United States Hotel, Grammarcy Park Hotel, " "• Grand Central Hotel, Bar Harbor, Me. Hoffman House, " " Eodick Plouse, " " Grand Union Hotel, " '' West End Hotel, Hotel Brunswick, " '' Cooper House, Cooperstown, N. Y. Metropolitan Hotel, " " Hotel Fenimore, " " New York Hotel, " " AUyn House, Hartford, Conn. Park Avenue Hotel, " "' United States Hotel, St. James Hotel, " " Fort George Hotel, Lake George, N. Y. St. Nicholas Hotel, Ft. Wm. Henry Hotel, " Sturtevant House, •' '' Nanapashemet, Marblehead N'ck, Mass. Leland's Hotel, Hotel Nantasket,Nantasket Beach, '' Victoria Hotel, Hotel Pemberton, " " Vanderbilt Hotel, Atlantic House, " " Westminster Hotel. Eockland House, " '' Windsor Hotel, " V Ocean House, Nantucket, '' Ocean House, Newport, K. I. Mt. Hope House, Narragansett Pier, R.I. Aquidneck Hotel, '' " The AVentworth, Newcastle, N. H. Perry House, " " Pequot House, New London, Conn. United States Hotel, " '' Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa. Hartman's, '' '' Continental Hotel, " Brayton's, " " Girard House. " " Clarendon H'tl, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Maplewood Hall, I'ittslicld, Mass. Congresij Hall, '• " Narragansett Hotel, Providence, H. I. Grand Union Hotel, " '' Hotel Dorram'.e, " " United States Hotel, City Hotel, Windsor Hotel, Cozzens' Hotel, West Point, N. Y. Mountain House, Catskill, N. Y. West Point Hotel, Prospect Park Hotel, AND residents' GDIDE. 61 BANKS. Open Daily from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Aquidneck National Bank, 196 Thames street. Discount day, Monday. First National Bank, 161 Thames street. Discount day, Fridaj*. Merchants Bank, 153 Thames street. Discount day, Monday. National Bank of Rhode Island, of Newport, 219 Thames street. Dis- count day, Thursday. National Exchange Bank, 30 Washington square. Discount day, Monday. New England Commercial Bank, 193 Thames street. Discount day, Tuesday. Newport National Bank, 6 Washington square. Discount day, Tuesday. Union National Bank, 178 Thames street. Discount day, Wednesday. SAYINGS BANKS. Open Daily from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Coddington Havings Bank, 161 Tliames street. Island !Savin(5S Bank, 30 Washington square. Savings Bank of Newport, 194 Thames street. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. Newport and Suburban Telephone P^xchange, Gas Company's Building, 177^ Thames street. TELEGRAPH OFFICES. Mutual Union Telegraph Company, 175 Thames street (Branch, 4 Travers Block, Bellevue avenue.) Western Union TRLE(iRAPH Company, Thames street, near Franklin street (Branches at Ocean House and Perry House.) EXPRESS OFFICES. Adams Express Company, Thames street, corner Pelham street. Newport Transfer Company, Travers Block, Bellevue avenue. New York and Boston Despatch Express Company, Gas Company's Build- ing, 175 Thames street. 62 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS JOHN ROBBINS, 58 Kneeland Street^ Boston^ IVIassi MANUFACTURER OF Railroad, Steamer and Hotel Checks and Badges, In Brass, Copper, Bronze, Nickel and Silver of Every Description. Machinery, Carriage and Name Plates, And General Figuring and Lettering on Metals to Order. Restaurant and Employees' Time Checks, Door, Pew, Theatre and Hall Chair Numbers and Number Plates, IN BRASS, SILVER, NICKEL AND BRONZE. '(mm NUMBERS. SHERMAN HOUSE Look Out for Our Trunk on Wheels ! -Wi^:^ TRUNKS. -tT-yfC^^ m im immium mmm. E have a large stock of Bags, Valises, French Packing Trunks, Hat Boxes, Berth Room Trunks, Gripps, Satchels, Shawl Straps, Trunk Straps, etc. We are prepared with a competent force of practical hands, and have in stock all the spare parts, such as Locks, Keys, Handles, Rollers, Patent Fastenings, etc., to repair and put in order all kinds of Trunks, Bags, Packing Boxes, etc. Trunks called for and returned. We keep a general assortment of Dog Collars and Dog Har- nesses, Fancy Celluloid Collars, Muzzles, Dog Chains, etc. In the Harness line we have on hand, and are making up, 20 sets Single Harnesses, 35 sets of second-hand Harnesses — some with hames and collars and some with breast-plates ; also some Ladies' and Gents' second-hand Riding Saddles. A good stock of Blankets, Sheets, Nets, Surcingles, Rollers, Soaps, Sponges, Chamois, Compo, Blacking Brushes, Polishes' Powders, Bits, Whips, Bridles, Cushions and Whip Sockets. Keeping a Practical Carriage Trimmer the year round, we are prepared to do all kinds of Carriage Trimming and Repairing. Particular Attention Paid to Carriage Washering. Mccarty brothers, SADDLERS, Cottrell's Block, Sovitli of Post Office, Newport, R. I. Livery, Boarding and Sale Stable, AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. Horses of all Kinds for Sale or Exchange. PONIES For Village Carts, suitable for Ladies and Children, a specialty. Horses and Carriages of all Kinds to Let by Day or Month. Also, Horses to Let by the Season without Carriages'. Special Attention to Light Teams. Carriages of all Kinds for Sale, or Exchanged for Different Styles of Carts. Horses and Carriages of all Kinds Bought and Sold on Commission. Telephone connection. Satisfaction guaranteed. Please call and see me before purchasing or hiring. LAWTON'S, 23^ 25^ 27^ 23^ 31 ^ 33 Marlboro St.^ NEWPORT, R. I. AND residents' GUIDE. 63 HOTELS. Ambrose Dining Rooms Thames Street. Atwater House .......... Thames Street. Aquidneck Hotel Pclham, cor. Corne Street. Bateman House .......... Bateman Point. Bellevue Avenue Hotel . . Bellcvuc Avenue, cor. Prospect Hill Street. Brayton's Pelham Street. Cliff Avenue Hotel and Cottages Cliff Road. Cliff House Near Annandale Road. Germania Hotel State, Foot of Downing Street. Hartman's Bellevue Avenue, near Kay Street. Ocean House Bellevue Avenue, cor. Bowery. Park House Washington Square. Perry House Washington Square. Pinard Cottages .Narragansett Avenue, near the Cliffs. Sherman House Thames Street. United States Hotel Thames, cor. Pelham Street. Heights Above High Water Mark. Quaker Hill. 280 00 Bellevue Ave., cor. Leroy Av., 60 57 Miantonomi Hill, 1.57 77 " Buggies Av.,'' ol 43 Highest point, Conanicut Island, 130 00 " " Marine Av., 52 79 Telegraph Hill, 102 4.3 " YznagaAv., 30 14 Thames Street, cor. Warner. 25 04 " '' Ledge Road, 37 21 '' Long Wharf, 10 55 '' " Perry Street, 69 47 '' " Pelham, 15 71 " " Dixon Street, 66 39 " " Frankhn, 14.34 " " Coggeshall " " Brenton Av., 19 88 Av., 24 48 Broadway, cor. State House, 26 92 Bellevue Ave., cor. Carroll Av., 17 97 " Mann Av., 41 03 Fillmore Street, cor. Harrison Av., 46 36 " '• Bull Street, .33 49 King Street, cor. Harrison Av., 58 56 " " Bedlow Av., 94 06 HiirSide and Miantonomi Avs., 78 97 " " Bliss Road, 78 44 Catherine Street, cor. R. I. Av., 93 48 " " Miantonomi Av., 123 32 Buena Vista Street, cor. R. I. Av., 99 47 Washington Street, cor. Bridge, 10 60 Bath Road, cor. Annandale Road, 76 21 " " Battery, 21 94 "■ Channing Av., 36 98 Kay Street, cor. Rhode Island Av., 49 84 ^' R. I. Av., 79 09 '^ " GibbsAv., 36 12 " " Gibbs Av., 66 31 " " Mann Av., 83 12 Spring Street, cor. Touro, 36 17 " " Touro Street, 86 26 " " Pelham, 41 94 Bellevue Ave., cor. Church, 91 71 " " Franklin, 38 21 " " Pelham, 91 31 " " Cannon, 37 20 " " Bowery, 77 6(5 " " Dearborn, 46 46 " Bath Road, 84 37 Ocean Avenue, Carroll Avenue, 17 97 " " Narragansett Av., 65 51 AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 65 The Leading Business Houses of Newport. Agriciiltwral Implements. | Langley Job.T., 131 and 133 Thames. Weaver George A., 19 Broadway. Swinburne, Peckham & Co., 145 Thames. ■ Architects. Fludder James. Fludder's block, Bellevue ave. Ladd John G., Ladd Villa, Bath road. Luce Clarence, Prospect Hill, corner Come. Mason George C. & Son, Catherine, near Belle- vue avenue. Newton Dudley, Bellevue avenue, near Kay. Art Furniture and Interior Decorator. DIXWELL ARTHUR, 123 Bellevue avenue (see insert opp. p. 18) Atomizers. Essex Manufacturing Company, 230 Thames. Auctioneers. Baker A. Prescott, 12 Mount Vernon. Bacliellor Josluia B., 161 Spring. Burlingliam Thomas C. 23 Market square. ( arr Thomas T., 42 Bridge. Crandall William H.. 90 Broadway. Dennis William E., 93 Thames. Coggcshall Lawton, 12 Commercial wharf. Freeborn Thomas W.. 52 Broadway. Helme Theodore R., 65 Spring. Henderson Robert J., 83 Tliames. LAWTON GEORGE P., 23 Marlboro (see in- sert opp. p. 63). Leonard, George P., Pond avenue, cor. Warner. Peckham George E., 79 Thames. Pray H. W.. 42 Spring. Stanhope Francis, 10 Bi'oadway. Ward A. Judson, SVashington square. Young Enoch G., Odd Fellows building, en- trance on Charles street. Baby Carriages. LUTHER ALBERT W., Daily Xetrs block, 205 Thames (see p. 10) Bakers. ARNOLD JULIUS, 9 Broadway (see p. .34). Davis Simeon, 205 Thames. Franklin R. & W., Spring, corner Mary. Lawlon Charles L., 32 Bridge. Bathing Houses. Crosby Thomas, Easton's Beach. Goffe Robert W.,(blue houses,) Easton's Beach. Bathing Guuds and Suits. Seabury J. E., 138 and 140 Thames. SHERMAN WALTER, 140 Thames (see p. 16). Taylor & Bennett, 119 Thames. Bill Posters. City Bill Posting Co., J. J. Flood, manager, Melville court, near Thames. Blacksmiths. Bates John. Kinsley's wharf. Bliven Benjamin, Weaver ave., near Freebody. Clark Peter F., Edward, corner Co veil. Clark Phineas C, rear Long wharf. Coggeshall Robert D., Commercial wharf Criijps William W. L., 6 Sherman, near Spring. FayiTwealher Charles F. D.,7 West Broadway. God' laid Charles S., 14 Farewell. Holm A. M., Long wharf. LEDDY JOHN E., 7 Farewell (see p. 40) Lyons John. 14 Kinsley's wharf. Quinn Martin, Bath road, near Freebody. Scott Brothers, Spring, corner Sherman. Shea Michael F., Burnside ave., near Davis c1. Shea Patrick M., Clarendon court, near Belle- vue avenue. Smith William M., 27 West Broadway. Tighe Thomas, Spring, near Perry. Bleachers and Dyers. French Augustus (hat and bonnet), 84Br'dway. Boat Builders. Alger Nicholas B., foot of Long wharf. Barlow Moses, 79 Long wharf. Bliven Luke, Spring wharf. Caswell Brothers, 66 Long wharf. Fisher Clark D., 58 Long wharf. Groff William B., 48 Long wharf. Hart James N., 64 Long wharf. Southwick Samuel S., 31 Long wharf. Stoddard Thomas D., 68 Long wharf. Book Binder and Blank Book Maniifact'r. Hammett Charles E. Jr., 124 Thames. Booksellers and Stationers. Clarke William P., 180 and 182 Thames. Hammett Charles E. Jr., 124 Thames. Norbury Levi, 224 Thames Jenkins William R., 8 Downing's block, Belle- vut avenue. ROGERS JOHN, 210 Thames (see inside back cover) Tilley R. Hammett, 128 Thames. TILLEY WM. LOVIE, 22 Washington square, (see p. 30). Ward A. J., Odd Fellows b'ld'g, Washingt'n sq. Boot and Shoe Dealers. Ailman Benjamin H. Jr., 112 Thames. Alger Orin, 32 Broadway. Brown .John. 198 1-2 Thames, Burdick (lark H. & Co., 267 Thames. Holm .MuiiliM-k S., Spring, near Mill. Ndiuian Thomas M. 2d, 142 Thames. Palmer Benjamin F., 281 Thames. Palmer George H.. 103 Thames. I\.l>ple J. M. & G. H., 72 Thames. Seabury T. Mumford, 134 Thames. Swan John M., 100 Thames. Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers. Alger Orin. 32 Broadway. Alger William, 6 Farewell. Brown .John, 198 1-2 Thames. Co.uiicshall William. 1 Oak Dint Kiihaicl .).. Voun^, near Thames. Holm ^hirdock S., Spring, near Mill. .luyce Walt.r Frank, rear 144 Thames. Kane Joseph, Callendar avenue, near Davis ct. Moorhead William T., 4 1-2 Mill. Nealon James, Thames, near Dearborn. Nelson Peter, Prospect Hill, near Bellevue ave. Palmer Benjamin F., 281 Thames. I'almer George H., 103 Thames. Peckham Benjamin H., 45 Broadway. Pedro Enos, 57 Spring. Quire Peter, 15 Third. Regan Thomas, 18 Young, near Spring. Seabury T. Mumford, 134 Thames. Silvia Frank, 4 Cannon. Wilkey John H., 46 Thames. Young Thomas E., 44 Poplar. 6(3 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS Bottlers. Faerbei- Peter, Bull's wharf, rear 129 Thames. Hazard James S., 14 Bath road. Schade Adolph, Scott's wharf. TRAEGER C. A., 31 Bath road. Brewers. Cooper William S. , 3 and 5 Brewer. Brick, liime, and Cement. Finch James B., Lopez wharf. Swinburne, Peclcham & Co., 145 Thames. Brokers. Bull Henry, Jr., 129 Thames (stock and bonds). Crocker Kdward A. (real estate and insurance), Bellevue avenue, near Kay. FLAGG GEORGE W., 175 Thames Howard J. Neilson & Co. (real estate), Bellevue avenue, near Casino. PORTER FRANK B. & CO. (real estate), Belle- vue avenue, near Kay. Read Oliver (stock and bonds), 161 Thames. Van Amburgh & Atterbury, Ocean Hou.se. Watson Daniel (real estate), 165 Thames. Wilbur George V., Bellevue avenue, near Kay Brushes. Caswell, Massey «& Co., 167 Thames, and 6 Casi- no bviilding, Bellevue avenue. Weaver George A., 19 Broadway. Building: Materials. Finch James B , Lopez wharf. Hammett Albert, 231 Thames. Langley Job T., 131 and 133 Thames. Sayer Joshua, Sayer's wharf. Swinburne, Peckham & Co., 145 Thames. Butchers. Smith G. & Co. (Chicago dressed beef at whole- sale), Long wharf, rear Old Colony depot. Cabinet Makers. Barber Charles P., 4 and 6 Market square. Vernon George E., 34 John. Canned Goods. Bi-ver Peleg, 21 and 23 Broadway. Carry Brothers, 187 and 189 Thames. Crosby John H. Jr., Bellevue ave., cor. Levin. DeBlois John B., 15 Broad wav. Dennis William E., 93 Thame's. Sayer Julias, 207 Thames. Scott H. D., 223 Tliames. Stanhope George, 20] Thames. Williamson William F., 204 Thames. Carpenters and Builders. Albro D. P., Third, corner Cherry. Anderson & McLean, Cotton's ct., n. Thames. Barker Nathan, Elizabeth, corner Centre. Bo wen George W., over 23 Long wharf. Brotherson Moses, 60 Spring. Burdick Charles H., 11 Howard, near Spring. Case P. G. & Co., Sherman's whf., n Thames. Coffin William B., Kilburn court, n Broadway. Cranston William S., Brown & Howard's whf. Easton Benjamin, Gould, near Broadway. Fisher Clark D., 58 Long wharf. Hamilton William, 38 Bridge. Hammett John R., William, near Spiing. Johnston J. D., 29 Mill. KauU H. Augu.stus, 6 Cross. McCormick Michael, Dearboiui, near Spring. Mcintosh Alexander, 20 Batli road. Morgan Frank, Caleb Earl, near W. Broadway. Peabody John, Sunshine court, c. Gladding ct. Peckham Cyrus H., Pei-ry, near Grant court. Peckham William P., Kiibuni court. Potter James C, Gould, near Broadwav. Carpet Dealers. Tanner Benjamin F., 6 Commercial AVharf. Tripp William E., West, near Pope. Wilson George H., Cottage, corner Redwood. Cozzens William C. & Co., 74 1-2 Thames. Hammett William H.. 174 Thames. Lawton Edward W., 126 Thames. Carriage Manufacturers. BREWSTER J. B. & CO., Bellevue avenue, cor. Downing Burdick Thomas S., 16 Farewell. Cripps William W. L., Sherman, near Spring. Muliii A. .M,, Long wharf. Scott I'.rolhcrs. Spring, corner Sherman Seutlc (liaiics II . Weaver ave., n. Freebody. Smith William .M.. -'7 West Broadway. Stevens Aiiiillrs. 24 Sjirini;. corner h;u"ney. Wilson .lames H.. i-i' :\laiin ave., near Kay. Wooil .Andrew T , G Sheiman, near Spring. " Carriage and Coacli Painters. BURDICK ARNOLD L. , 382 and 384Spring, and Weaver avenue, n. Ocean House (see p. 28) Holm A. M., Long whaif. Landers William R , 6 Sherman, near Spring. Marchington William, Burnside avenue, near Davis court. Sullivan Cornelius S., over 14 Farewell. Carriage Repositories. BURDICK ARNOLD L., Weaver avenue, rear Ocean House (see p. 28). LAWTON (iEO. P., 23 to 33 Marlboro. Carriage and Coacli Trimmer. Wetherell John H., 6 Sherman, near Spring. Caterers. Gilmore Spencer H., Bellevue ave., cor. John. Hertgen Carl, 72 Spring, and Easton"s Beach. Chemists. (See oJso Drwjrjists.) Caswell, Massey & Co., 107 Thames, and 6 Casino building, Bellevue avenue. Downing B. F. Jr., 36 and 38 Broadway. Groff John E., 210 Thames. Cigar and Tobacco Dealers. Bickerton Charles, 2 Mill. Bryer John H., 192 Thames. Centennial Tea Company, 88 Thames. Goffe Ernest, 59 Thames. GORTON EVERP:TT 1., 278 Thames (see p. 18). Hidler J.I)., 203 I'hames. Holmes James H., 3 Long wharf. Lewis & Tiilev. 150 Thames. Marchington Matthew, 211 Thames. Norbury Levi, 224 Thames. Richardson John 1).. 212 Tliames. Rutherford William T., 17.1 Thames. TILLEY WILLIAM LOVIE. 22 Wasliington sq. Tripp John T., 24 Hroadway. Williamson AVilliam F., 204 Thames, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. JUDSON J. A. CAPT., Fludder's block, Belle- vue avenue, near Kay (see p. 24). Clothing Dealers. Callaghau Mary A. Mrs. (set-ond hand), 70 Spring. Cozzens John H. & Son, 152 Thames Goffe Augustus, Gas Co.'s building, 77 Thames Gould & Son, 70 Thames Munro George C, 158 Thames NEWPORT ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, 211 Thames New York One Price Clothing House, Thames street Seabury J. E., 138 and 140 Thames Taylor & Bennett, 119 Thames AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 67 Coach Builders. BREWSTER J. B. & CO., Bellevue avenue, cor. Downing ' Coal and Wood Dealers. Bowcn George, Heirs of, James C. Swan, agt., S r,()\vt-irs wharf Brown \ Howard. Ilrown & Howard's wharf I'criv I'.rolliiis. I'liiy Brotliers' wharf riiin'igfr c'C >I,uh lif.sfer, Perry Mill wharf Reynolds Gardiner B. & Co., Langley's and Sherman's wharves, also opposite post-oifiee Swiuburne William J., 107 Thames Coffins, Caskets, Etc. Langley John S., 10 Franklin Collars, Gloves, and Hosiery. Atwater John C, 108 Thames Gould & Son, 70 Thames O'Neill Thomas J., 162 Thames Seabury J. E., 138 and 140 Thames Tayler & Bennett, 119 Thames Commissioners for other States. Brinley Francis (N^ew York and JIassacliusetts), 127 Thames Honey Samuel R. (New York), 127 Thames Confectioners. Centennial Tea Company, 88 Thames Chadwick James H., 247 Thames Dorsey .laeob, Warner, near Burnside avenue Fra.sch Charles F., 102 Thsimes Hammond Newten, Morgan's block, Bellevue avenue, opp. John Hertgen Carl, 72 Spring, and Easton's Beach Jones .losoph T., 23 Thames Iviilm A\ illiara F., 99 Spring, corner Franklin I'lffis Anton, .30 Broadway Mncncliiniicr & Sons, ISOThames, andBellevue aviMinc. corner Mill SIMl'SO.N .losEI'll H., Bellevue ave. (see p. 6). Si.sson \\illiani. Bellevue ave., n. Clarendon ct. Taylor (ieorge U., Spring, corner Touro Wasliington George Mrs., 1 Downing's block, Bellevue avenue Westall Simeon, 24 1-2 Elm Contractors. Anderson & McLean, Cotton's ct., n. Thames Barker Nathan, Centre, corner Elizabeth Bow(Mi ( ieorge W., over 23 Long wharf Bnidick Charles H., 11 Howard, near Spring Fhulder William & Co. (masons), Bellevue ave- nue, corner Catherine Hamilton William. 38 Bridge Underwood William J. (mason), Weaver ave- nue, near Freebody Cotton Goods 3Ianufactnrers. Perry ]Mill Co. (print cloths), S. C. Bailey, treas- urer and agent, corner Perry Mill wharf Riohmonil .Mannlactiiring Co. (print cloths), John (■on:4ilon. superintendent, Thames, cor. Aquiclncck Mill wharf Cracker Dealers. R. & W. Franklin, Spring, corner Mary- Crockery, China, and Glass Ware. .\llan Erastus P., 63 and 65 Thames Brown James B., 122 Thames Centennial Tea Companv, 88 Thames LANDERS A. C. 16.5 Thames (see p. 30) LITHER ALBERT W.. Daily Xeu's block, 135 Tliames (see advt. p. 10) Marden James F., 4 and .5 Cottrell's block, Thames Parker William, 2.56 Thames Williams C. S., 28 Brormaii Albert. 2.59 Thames SHEIJMAN WALTER, 140 Thames (see p. 16) Sherman William & ( o., 67 and 69 Thames Sherman William B. Jr., 108 Thames Stewart Sumner M., 260 Thames Turner H. E. Jr. & Bio.. 1.54 Thames Waite Freeborn S., 213 Thames Electric Batteries and Exploders. Hill M. W. & Co., Commercial wharf Electricians. COZZENS & BULL, Gas Light Co.'s building, 177 1-2 Thames Wilks Frank H., 2 Scott's wharf Emigration Agents. Brown John, 198 1-2 Thames I DeuDiston George, 26 Kinsley's wharf Expresses and Expressmen. Adams Express Co. (all parts of the country), Cliarles H. AVhite, agent, 186 Thames Eddy Michael (local), 36 Division NEWPORT TRANSFER CO., B. J. Burton, agt., 4 Travers block. Bellevue avenue, and 175 Thames see ji. I'li, NEW YdltK AM) BOSTON DESPATCH EX- PRESS ((I lo.dl parts of the country), J. I. Greene, aiient, 175 Thames (see p. 20) Peckham William G. (local), 39 Bridge 68 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS Kxijressrs and Expressmen, — continued. Potter Thomas J,. Hall avenue, near Gibbs Tefft Stephen N., Gladfling ct. near Sunshine ct West Charles H., (local) 87 Thames Wilcox Albert G. Jr., (local,) Connection, near Thames Willis James A., (local,) 201 Thames Fancy Goods. Allen Erastus P., 63 and 65 Thames Elias Jonas, 40 Levin Harris I'lysses G., 249 Thames [ave Keo^h M E. Miss, 6 Downing's block, Bellevue LANDERS ALBERT C, 165 Thames, (see p. 30) Lawton Edward W., 120 Thames LUTHER A. W., Daily News block, 135 Thames Morimura Bros. (Jai)anese goods), 6 Travers block, Bellevue avenue Norburv Levi, 224 Thames Schmidt Anthony, 5 Travers blk., Bellevue ave. SHERMAN WALTER, 140 Thames (see p. 16) Simpson John, Bellevue ave., cor. William Tilley R. Hammett, 128 Thames Turner H. E. Jr. & Bro., 154 Thames Weaver L. P. Miss, 24 Washington square Fancy Groceries and Tea Dealers. Bryer Peleg, 21 and 23 Broadway Centennial Tea Co., Ira E. Wilson, proprietor. Peckham John H. (Stockbridge manures), 72 and 72 1-2 Broadway Weaver Geo. A. (all kinds), 19 Broadway Fish and Oyster Markets. Albro Samuel, 159 Thames Carry Brothers, 187 and 189 Thames Congdon John A., Commercial wharf Griffith Edward, 51 Long wharf KauU George C. Jr., 22 Broadway Lancaster J. P., 86 Broadway Lawton W. H. H., 13 Long wharf Lee Brothers, 179 Thames Lee Peter J., foot Scott's wharf Lee Thomas J., 224 1-2 Thames Llovd George L.. 22 Feri-y wharf Smith Edward C, 307 Thames Thompson Noah, Kinsley's wharf Florists. Brandt Arend, Gibbs, near Farewell Butler Henry, Casino Block Fadden Frederick W., Bellevue avenue, near Bath road Findlay William, North Kay, near Bliss road Geraghty Thomas H., Cottage place, n. Beach Greer James, Tompkinscourt, corner Fillmore, rear Catherine Hardwick George, Coggeshall ave., near Ban- croft avenue Mass Henry J., Vernon ave., near Broadway Hodgson James M., Bellevue avenue, corner Leroy avenue Jurgens Carl H., 13 Mill Klunder Charles F., 8 Travers block, Bellevue avenue Malicr William H., Coggeshall avenue, oppo- sit>' Wheatland avenue McLeisli .lames. Willuir, near Wellington .ivc. RcyiKiUls Richard, Warner, cor. Burnside ave. Smith Samuel, Bellevue ,i.venue, opp. Prospect Hill Thurston Benjamin M., Broadway, near Thurs- ton avenue Wilson Fletcher, Wilbar, near Wellington ave. Wilson Robert, Broadway, near Malbone ave. Flour and Grain. Briggs & Co., 38 1-2 Thames Mason John B., 243 Thames Murray Charles S., 298 Thames Peckham John H., Tz and 72 1-2 Broadway Pritchard N. C, 107 Thames Sayer Joshua, Sayer's wharf Spooner Charles E., Commercial wharf Stevens Thomas, 3 Market square Fruit and Nuts. Brow n James A., 16 Market square CALDWELL & BACON, Bellevue, corner Bath road (see p. 56) Carry Brothers. 187 and 189 Thames Centennial Tea Company, 88 Thames Clark Thomas C. 32 Washington square Crosby John H. Jr.. Bellevue ave., cor. Levin. DeBlois John B., 15 Broadway Greason Lawrence M., 308 Thames Hazard George M., 2 Broadway Johnson Obadiah K., 155 Thames Lee Brothers, 179 Thames Lewis & Tilley, 156 Thames Pitman John, 19 Thames, corner Bridge Potter Stephen A., 42 Broadway Smith Edward C, 307 Thames Stanhope George, 201 Thames Taylor George H., Spring, cor. Touro Thurston James T., 228 Thames Williams Charles S., 28 Broadway Williamson William F., 204 Thames Wilson Frank M., 79 Thames Furnaces and Ranges. Marden James F., 4 and 5 Cottrell's block, Thames Southwick J. M. K., 117 Thames Walsh Brothers, 11 Market square. Furniture Dealers and Cabinet Makers. Bryer Stafford. 90 Thames Chadwick John (antique and art ftirniture) Berkeley building, Bellevue avenue Cottrell M"., 2 and 3 Cottrell's block, 222 Thames DIXWELL ARTHUR, 123 Bellevue avenue (see insert, opp. p. 18) Flannagan Patrick (new and second-hand), 258 Thames Hazard .1. L. & G. A., 23 Church Krafft Herman, Franklin, corner Spring Langley John S., 10 Franklin Leary Annie 1^. Mrs. (second-hantl), 24 West Broadway Markward & Staab, 2 Travers block, Bellevue avenue Marsh E. P., 87 Thames Smith George B., 40 Broadway Stedman Stephen M., 66 Spring Sypher & Co. (antique), 5 Casino building, Bel- levue avenue Titus Augustin C, 235 Thames Games. LANDERS A. C, 165 Thames (see p. 30) LUTHER A. W ., iMiily Acws block, 205 Thames (see p. 10) Cias Fittings and Fixtures. Barker Brothers, 5 Market square touroy Philip F. & Co., 317 Thames Greason Clarence, 67 Spring McAdam & Openshaw, 6 Mill Newport Gas Light Company, 179 Thames Gas Stoves. Newport Gas I^ight Company, 179 Thames Gents' Furnishing Goods. Atwatcr .lolin C, i;t8 Thames Gould & Son. TdThamcs Greene the Halter. Thames street Hammett William H., 174 Thames O'Neill T. .)., lt;'2 Thames Riley Joseph H., 114 Thames Seabury J. E., 138 and 140 Thames Simpson John, Bellevue ave., cor. William Taylor & Bennett, 119 Thames , I}l|t0i!0r.f llie ^itterfift 138 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STEEET, (Opposite Twenty-Third Street Theatre) NEW YORK. Best 50c. Table D'Hote, with Wine, IN THE CITY. OFEJsr j^x-R i]sr siui^iwaiER. LADIES' LUNCHES A SPECIALTY. Splendidly appointed Rooms for Lodge Suppers and Banquets. TABLE D'HOTE FROM 5 TO 8 P. M. N. B. — Gentlemen rcmainint^ in the city during the summer season wi find it to their advantage to call and try my Table D'Hote, etc. FURNISHED ROOMS, Transient and Permanent. Thomas McComb, Publisher and Dealer in Fine Steel Engravings, Etchings, Photogravures, Paintings, Etc, PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE. No. 7 West 14th Street, Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. NE W YORK. Orders by mail promptly attended to. .„J AND RESIDENTS GUIDE. 69 (iilman Edward V., 23 Long wharf Stoddard John C. & Co., 9 Long wharf Granite Workers and Dealers. Cottrell J. 1?., Warner, near Callender avenue Mc(iowan I'., Sherman's wharf Stevens' 1'. Sons, 11 Tl\ames Orist Mills. Spooner Cliarles E., Commercial wharf Wilson Ir Voting IJi Hairdressers. Aldred Abraham W., 272 Thames Allan, William, Stone, corner Spring Harber Charles P., 4 and 6 Market square Harker A. A.. 114 Broadway Barker Henry, 17 Second Barker Robert S., 163 Thames Barker William A. & Co., 66 Bridge Brierly James, 266 Thames, corner Young Bryer Peleg, 21 and 23 Broadway Buckley Patrick, Callendar ave., n. Davis et. Burdick J. Truman. 269 and 271 Thames Burkinshaw & Marvel, 278 and 280 Thames, cor. Howard Carr Thomas T., 42 Bridge Carroll John F., Bowery, near Middletou ave. Clark Ihonias C, .32 Washington square Coeii Joseph v., 76 Long wharf Cornell \- Son, 2h and 27 Broadway Cottrell .Fames B.. Thames, corner Pope Crusbv John H. Jr., Bellevue ave., cor. Levin Ciuli s'.luliii, 40 Bridge ' DelUuis .John li., 15 Broadway DePruv Manuel Mrs., 17 Chestnut, cor. Third Denni.s William E., 93 Thames Denniston (ieorge, 26 Kinsley's wharf Driseoll Michael, Thames, near Dearborn Eildv .lames A., Thames, corner Cannon Hahiine I'atrick H., 3 Spruce llaiuiltc.il Kobert P., Third, corner Poplar Hayes 'I'lio'uas. Tbaiues, mv. Wellington ave. Hazard Silas II., .■^i-nii-. mnier Church Horgan .lame-, I).. 1- W e-i r.K.adway Horuaii .rallies .K, Calten.l.ir a\i-.. c. Davis ct. Hnrgau Patrick II., -n W .•>! I'.idadway Hughes K.lwanl P.. J J William Keiinev Martin, Lee avenue, ((irner Spring Lake Thomas J., Spruce, near Warner Lawton Charles L., 32 Bridge Lynch Mary A. Mrs., foot of Market square Maher John, Thames, cor. Coddington wharf :\Iartin .Tolin, Thames, corner Holland .Marliii .leiliu. Thames, corner Lee avenue Mc.Malioii & Dugan.WestBi-oadway, cor. Burn- side avenue JIumford William E., 3 Delilois block, Bellevue avenue O'Connell Thomas, Clinton avenue, c. Warner O'Keeffe Patrick, 7 Dixons lane O'Leary James, Thames, corner Sharon court Peckham John H., 72 and 72 1-2 Broadway Peckham & Manchester, 62 lUoadway Perkins George W., 46 Spring Pike Joseph B., 12 1-2 Third Reagan Michael O,. 383 Thames Sayer Joshua, Sayer's wharf Sa'yer Julius, 207 Thames Si'ott H. 1)., 'iL':; Thames Shea .Inhii .)., Callender ave., n, Davis court Sheehaii 1). W., 1!) Kinsley's wharf Sherman C, & Co. (wholesale and retail), H and 10 Market square Simmons Lewis L., 21 Spring Stanhope George, 201 Thames Stevens B. Hammctt, 26 1-2 Thames Stevens Philip, 22 and 24 Thames Sullivan John & Co., 357 Thames, cor. Dixon's lane Sullivan Timothy C , Thames, c. South Baptist Sullivan Timothy W., 326 Thames Sutherland Andrew, Thames, corner Pope Taylor Edward E., 346 Thames corner Under- wood court Allen William, 79 Thames Ander-son Gorton, 119 1-2 Thames Beams James, 284 Thames P.owniaii Charles, Thames, cor. South P.apti.st nnekeliuaier Kdiiiiiiid. 1(;.^> Thames Danahv ((.nieliiis V.. 147 Thames Diwleyl'beo.lore 11.. litl Thames Douglas Davitl, 4 Cannon Dugan John M., 119 1-2 Thames (iladding James M.; 24 Broadway, at John T, Tripp's Goodeii William 11.. 20 West Broadway Holmes .Tames II..:; Long wharf .laeksoii William, (;j IJridge Xason (ieorge E., 197 Thames Terner Charles, 203 Thames Washington George, 2 Uowning's block, Belle- vue avenue Watson, William H.. 32 Marlborough \\i llianis Fred E., 3 Horgan's bl'k, Bellevue ave. Williams Thomas G.. 44 Levin Young Enoch (4., Odd Fellows building, en- trance on Charles street Hardware and Cutlery. Haniiued A Ibert, 231 Thames Laimh ^ .l.ibT., 131 and 133 Thames ScHitliw'icU .1. M. K. (marine hardware) , 117 Thames Swinburne, Peckham & Co., 145 Tliames Weaver Geor-e A., 19 Broadway Harnesses, Saddle Makers and Horse Clothing. BIESEL HENRY, People's Library buiMing, 176 Thames (see p. 12) Buck George C. & Co., 7 Downing's block, Bel- levue avenue Easterbrooks James A., 16 Touro Gallagher Francis A., 3 Farewell Gratrix George, 18 Broadway, and 10 Travcrs block, Bellevue avenue Lawton George, .'56 Marlborough MCCARTY BROS., Cottrell's block (see insert, opp. p. 62) Tuell Arthur R., rear Ocean House Hats and Caps. Atwater John C, 198 Thames Gladding O. H. 1'., S5 Thames Greene Fred W , 72 1-J I liames Norbury Levi. JJt Tlianii-s O'Neill T. J., K;.' Tliames Seabury J. E., i:;.s and 140 Thames Yates W. & A. (silk hatmanulaclurers). Spring, near Mill Hay, Straw, and Feed. Mason John B., 243 Thames Murray Charles S., 298 Thames Sayer Joshua, Sayer's wliarf Spooner Charles E., ( ommercial wharf Stevens Thomas, 3 Market square Hides and AVool Skins. Smith G. & Co., Long whf., n. Old Colony depot Horse Slioers. Clark Peter F., Edward, corner Covell Coggeshall Robert I)., Commercial wharf Fayerweather Charles F. U., 7 West Broadway LEDDY JOHN E., 7 Far Lineham George N., 17. 19 Lyons John, 14 Kinsley's wharr M'urphy John A., 30 Marlborough, corner West Broadway -well (see p. 40) 19 and 21 W. Broadway 70 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS Horse Shoers— Continued. Quinn Martin, Bath road, opp Freebody Shea Patrick M., Clarendon court, near Belle- vue aveniie Tiglie Thumas, Spring, near Perry House Fui-nisIiiiiR Goods. Brown .Tames B., agent, 122 Tliames Bryer Stafford, 90 Thames Cottrell M., 2 and 3 Cottrell's block, 222 Tliames Covell William K. Jr., 163 Thames Langley & Sharpe, 195 Thames Marileii James F., 4 and 5 Cottrell's block Marsh E. P., 87 Thames Southwick J. M. K.. 117 Thames Walsh ISrothers, 11 Market square Ice Cream Saloons. Hammond Newton, Bellevue av. opp. John H( )r(;HTOX GEO. E., 184 Thames (see p. 18) Frascli Charles F., 102^Thames Ice Dealers. Citizens' Ice Co., William Albro, proprietor. Long wharf Nepwort Ice Co., John H. Greene, superinten- dent, Commercial Insurance Offices. Bull Henry, Jr., 129 Thames Croidcer Eclward A.. I'.ellevue ave. near Kay Davis Lucius 1>.. 1:;7 Tli:inies HowardJ. X. \ < .... 1;. llcvue av. near Casino Langley Joii 'I'., in and i:i3 Tliames Marsh Ben janiiii, I'd, .'. Tdiu-o Sherman A. S., office Merchants Bank, 1153 Thames Ward Henry y., State House Japanese Goods. Morimnra Brotliers, G Travers block, Bellevue avenue. Jewelry, AV'atches, &c. 11 C.. ]t.4 TlKunes Haiiiil L . sii Thames Farrow \V. :\nituii. cc. Thames llealli II. A .V Co,. iii-.Tliaincs Heriiiauii Croi-c () . H'J ■|'haincs Howard ^V Co , .s Casino r.iiildiiig, P.ellevue av. Pilman William U., 3.", JUoadway Piay II. W., 42 Spring SPINGLER ALBERT G., 13 Franklin (see p. 26) Lamps and Oils. Centennial Tea Co., 88 Tliames L.A XDERS A. C, 16.5 Thames (see p. 30) LUTHER A. W., Daily News block, 20.5 Thames (see p. 10) L.-in', Casino block Greer .Tames, Tomi^kins court, cor. Fillmore ct. Hodgson James M., Bellevue, cor. Leroy ave. Maher William H., Coggi'.sliall avenue, oppo- site Wheatland avenue I^aundrics. uguste (French), Southinayd, near Bonetat .V Farewell Moore -lam Toogoo.l M Young Lee Lawn Weaver Go cs M., Loiii; wluirf, near Thames Irani Laundry, (icorge P. Leonard, r, I'ond axciiue, comer Warner rs. Belinda, 11 Bath road (^Chinese), 4 1-2 Prospect Hill Mowers, Plows, and Pumps. orge A., 23 Bioadwav Lawyers. Baker Darius, 139 Thames Galvin Patrick J., over 181 Thames Gilpin William. 18,5 Thames Honey Saiim.l R.. 127 Thames Lee ( lirisio]ili Oak Austin John R. (house), 7 Mill Austin William M. 119 Spring Barker George C. & Son, 41 Spring Brett John J. (house), 12 Extension, near Thames r.rr.DH'K A1:X(iLD L., carriage painter, Wea- ver axcMiiir. mar Ocean House, and house and simi painic-r. 382 and 384 Spring (see p. 28) I'.urdicU Henry C. (house and sign), 5 Commer- (■uop.r .lames I^., Jr. (house, sign and orna- Pahner Ueniamin G., 25 Church Stoddard John C. & Co., 9 Long wharf White Charles E., 31:5 Thames Patent Medicines. Caswell. iVlassev & Co., 167 Thames, and C Cas- ino binlding.Bellevue avenue Downing B. F. -Ir., :u\ and 38 Broadway (iroff .lohii E,, 210 Thames Taylor James H , 194 Thames Periodical and News Dealers. larke William 1'- lash Th.. mas. Th; 180 and 182 Thames iiies. near Lee's wharf ig's bl'k, Bellcvue ave. .lenkins W. K.. s l)o\ Xorburv Levi, 224 Ihames Tilley K. llammett, 128 Thames TILLEY WILLIAM LOVIE, 22 Washington sq. (see p. 30) Photographers. Child Robert H., 160 Thames Leavilt Aaron L.. 127 Thames LCDOVK I JULIUS, Bellevue ave., near Mill (see p. 18) NOTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Bellevue ave- nue, opp. Redwood (see p. 32) Physicians. Bark 1 Indsdi i;. Laiid,M s \\ C. SlK- nia Man-hi near .Maver ll )St Newell .Icll St. .(Ida Stdliva n ( ' Tavlur .V 1 w . carriage and ornamental), >pring carriage), Burnside avenue. 1 ' fresco), 11 Cross. hn P., 251 Thames. B. F. (house and sign), 12 John. )hn C. & Co. (house and sign IS S.. over 14 Farewell. I carriage and sign), 24 Spring. White C haries i:. house and sign), 313 Thames Wiles Frederick T (house). Prospect Hill, near Bellevue avenue Painters— Portrait and Landscape. Hayman William E. B. (fresco), 2 Elm Newell .lohn P. (also marine), 251 Thames Stuari Jane Miss, 30 Mill Pahits .Ini I!. Oils, Glass, Etc. ".roadway Alniv Al.rani. :, Oak IL.wcn (;< ..rue \V.. over 23 Long wharf I'd KI'K K VKNOLD L., Weaver avenue, near ( )ican Hon.se, and 382 & 384 Spring, (see p. 28) CM.per.IamesU. Jr.,3Mlll ( ; ihnan Edward V., 23 Long wharf (ireeu W. H.. 143 Thames Lanylev .b.l.T.. 1.;1 and l.i:! Thames Sayer Joshua. Sa\er's wliarf Stoddard .h.liii C. \ C... '.» Long wharf Weaver (ieorue .\.. I'J Broadway White Charles E., 313 Thames Paper Hangers.] Allen John B., G Broadway Almy Abram, 5 Oak .. 2(1 Division .. 2:1 Ti.nro. corner High i(.ad, near Bellevue ave. ge. Fludders block, Bellevue ave. irles L..r.l (luirch inniel W.. Fludder's block, Belleviu illiani I!.. 03 Washington Im I' . Dearborn, near Spring . 1 1.. J'.i fouro ie Miss. 20Touro uc M., 4 l\av. near Touro ■nil. 11 I .. i:.'acli, cor. Cottage place 'weU High irist. r.ir.'kli.'ad Wil ( liace N. i;..:!.-; Cnrlev -Iclni 1', Engs"( Fisher Franci Green ( Hurle^ McKiii News Odell (;e.,iuv M., Powell St. -ph. 11 < Rankin Fr.an.-is RiceKi.har.l II., Sears Stephen H., Touro, c(n Stanton & Squire, 6Pelham Turner Henry E., 6 School • Pianos and Organs. ROGERS JOHN, 210 Thames (see inside bad Piano Tuner. Vars John, 5 Sherman Pleasure Boats. Bliven Luke Jr., Spring wharf, near Thames Martland Thomas, 27 Kinsley's wharf Thompson Noah, Kinsley's wharf Plumbers and Coppersmiths. Conrov Philip F. & Co.. 317 Thames Cremin & butler. 14 Fr.mklin Greason Claren.-e, ... .-^i.ring Lyon J<.sepli -M.. 2:;r, Thames JlcAdam and Opeii.shaw, 6 Mill Oman Robert L., 31 Broadway Printers — Book and Job. Davis & Pitman, 137 Thames Marshall & Flynn, 124 Thames Sanborn J. P., 188 Thames Ward Remington, Odd Fellows building, Wash- ington square 72 NEWPORT VILLA OWNERS Provision Dealers. Bateman Benjamin, 5 and 7 I'elham Barbev Charles P., 4 and .Market square Brver I'rh-. 21 and ■-•;; lircKKlway nurkuisliaw & .Miirvcl, l'Ts ;uid 'JSO Thames les Chirk Thomas C. :;i Washington square Cro.sl)y .hjhn H dr , Bellevue ave., eor. Levin Delilois dohn B., 15 Broadway Uennis William E., 93 Thames Denniston George, 26 Kinsley's wharf Dodge William R. (market gardener), Warner, opposite Newport avenue Greason Lawrence M., 308 Thames Hazard Coorge M., 2 Broadway Law 1,111 W. H. H., 13 Long wharf Let' r.rcil licrs, 179 Thames ritnian -lolm, 19 Thames, corner Bridge Potter Stephen A., 42 Broadway Scott H. L>.. 223 Thames Sherman C. & Co., 8 and in Market square Spooiiei Edwin (J., 54 Broadway Stoddard William A., ml Broadway Sullivan Tiniothv AN'.. .".-H TlKunes Tilley Abrani .\..,'ll() P.ruadway Wallace iJtlward S., 2(1 Broadway Williams Charles S., 28 Broadway lieal Estate Agents. ■vue ave., cor. Kay •'s block, Bellevue av- Bellevue avenue, n. Crocker Edward A Ford Thomas (;.. I enue, corni'i- 1 at Howard J. Neilsui Casino PORTEIi FRANK B. & CO., Bellevue avenue, near Ivay (see p. 24) Smith Alfred & Sons. Bellevue ave., n. Mill Watson Daniel, 1G5 Thames Wilbur Cieorge V., Bellevue avenue, near Kay Roofers and Roofins Materials. Bowen (ieorge W. (rubber), over 23 Long wharf Walsh Brothers (tin), 11 Market square Sail and Awning Makers. Cole Thomas. Perry Mill wharf Hogan & Scoit. lu (commercial wharf Matteson James .\i., 22 Washington square Wilmarth (ieorge iL, 22 Travers block, Belle- vue avenue Sewing Machine Dealers. Banning Carlos. 12 Broadway Pritchard (ieorgeA (Singer), Broad^vay. corner Marlborough SHERMAN WALTER, (domestic and liouse- holdi. 1411 Thames (see p. 10) Ward A. .1.. I Davis), Odd Fellows building, WHEe'lEKA "nViLSON MFG. CO., S H. Ken- ney manager, 86 Broadway (see p. 38) Williams Charles S., 28 Broadway. Skating K.nk. Olympian Club Roller Skating Rink, Bellevue avenue, near Ocean House. Stables. Barker William A. & Co., 13 Second, liowler William T., 3^ Brinley, near Kay Carr Benjamin M., Howard near Spring Casttoff Henry M., 18 Touro, corner Spring Colvin James", State, near Clarendon court Dawley Benj. H., State, near Clarendon court Hayward E. & A. H., Downing, near Bellevue avenue LAWroN GEORGE P., (livery sale and board- ing), 23 to 33 Marlboro (see insert opp. p. 63) Murray Hiram, State, corner Clarendon court. Rowley John H., Long wharf, near Thames Smith J. L., Fillmore Stewart A. & Son. 4 and 11 Pelham Tennant, William C. Jr., lOA Barney Stove Dealers and Tinsmiths. Brown James B., agent, 122 Thames Covell W. K. Jr., 95 and 97 Thames (ioddard & Barlow, rear 122 Thames Langley & Sharpe, 195 Thames Marden James F., 4 and 5 Cottrell's block, 222 Thames South wick J. M. K., 117 Thames Walsh Brothers, 11 Market square Stwcco Workers. Fliidder W. & Co., Bellevue ave., c. Catherine Underwood W. J., Weaver ave., n. Freebody Submarine Engineer, AVrecker, and Diver. Waters John, store. Commercial wharf, jiost- offlce box 47 Telegrapli Companies. Western Union Telegraph Co., Thomas J. Snaith, manager, Thames, near Fraiikliu, branch offices at Ocean and Perry Houses Telephone Exchange. NEWPORT AND SUBURBAN TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, 3d floor Gas Co.'s building, 177^ Thames (see p. 36) LANDERS A. C. 165 Thames (see p. 30) LUTHER A. W., yj«i7v/AeHvs block, 205 Thames (see p. 10) Transi>ortation Lines and Agents. Continental Steamboat Co , J. S. Bliss, agent, Comnu'rcial wharf Dennision (;fo., agent for the Inman,Cunara, Williams V.V ( Juioii, Hamburg, and Allan lines of steamers. 2(1 Ivinsley's wharf Newport and Wickford Raih-oad and Steam- boat Co.. Theodore Warren, agent. Commer- cial wharf Old Colony Steamboat Co., J. H. Jordan, agent. Long wharf Trunks, Valises, Etc. BIESEL HENRY, 170 Thames (see p. 14) Gratrix George, 18 Broadway, and 10 Travers block Bellevue avenue MCCARTY BROS., Cottrell block, Thames (see insert, opp. p. 62) Undertakers. Bryer Stafford. 90 Thames Cottrell :m., 2 and 3 Cottrell's block, 222 Thames Langlev -lohn S., 10 Franklin McCoriiiick Michael, Dearborn, near Spring Shea Jolin F., 142 Spring, corner Bowery Vetei-inary Surgeons. Heard J. 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