New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
NENPOR

FINE GAsrE OF IACE0-sR-TfCToRY OF THE
TEIIEs-POLO-IATG,T AGElYNS.
IpRou ~ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT = rHg rWnCSa.l
NEwpogr z. l., AGg. 2O.-Four excellent
games o' ...cro.se played yesterday afternoon on
the grounds OF tie Tstcbeser folo Club. V was tno
reaus Of bringing out ali tho fashionable gesaants OF
the III cc is adtitica ,he local population Long be-
fore the ginning ~ the glmcs the polo grounds were
filed NTH elegant carriages of every description. They
were pscad al sid5 u the lot ~? and three of them
ahrcft. corner in the NJ Per part of tlie los was ~
Brrye FOR tho OF he coaches tho horscr - which
b-ing dctaricd oGd in care - tho cOschrnen Fully
$3.50 people rtr scd h6 sport, the majority 0f whom,
however we're citing me hill in the adjoining "t,
whore they had excellent y'ew OF tho sport, aHd
WHERE No admission cha: sed, much 10 sr anr0y-
co o. s0nd 0 Tie members OF the le c.uD, VINO justly
raimed 'ha. thcy might ha'o shown their appreciation
O. the gen,Ul, ctJ oi Toe oinb in reducing the ID
mission zee 70 - cents FOR that ay On Wednesday It
was 81 Tor us'e admission. aa0 % Tor carnage con
tanning I've prsoia. Tie same Kate vas charged fr-
cari lses yesterday.
The inc rsui om Font Adams was also present
t,r 10y and dd much TOWARD siylrg enjoyment 10 .le
spectators. There Only 10 players n eide, IN
ys,y OF 10 o,t, i.iLca 0 oGs OF he Indians ~ the
Terry House. am the nit' = detailing orc o. n r
naaoor 10 rel,ail st! Liu Isnco, necessary 10
deprive oi ihc whites oi places to Play in order 20
have the sides eyc. lur games were played IN tIe
ire. the Indians were victorious; but htrs their lucf
rulCd and he whites, hO played unusually Gei wo:l
the other t5ye "a gyCi style, ana were heartily s2-
pIauneI by the spectators. IL ''ninF ANA throwing the
bah they were surcrICr 10 the indians. IN one m
poflaat particular The latter esccLtd, and that was,
hen puruci ~ tie whites aud in close quarters
with the b. Oh heir sticks tHey wOuld slvays to,5 }, 70
one OF their oH -uo md ray did the whites get pos
syson uf b G,jcr thcsa circumstances. Tho yelling OF
the Indians while ia pursui o. the whites aud she con-
stalt crying out the captain Of tho whites and ho
snnsIed one aud that Eiu not soon II forgotten.
Immediately ..it4r tie secoOa game Oi lacr NO
iha SIDES ucr- as r5lows: Res-C. ii. GidG.wdy, who
act ted The captain; George " Thorn, IL H. HthneWeJ.
Col Wii.l-n jay, aud =. GrisSoId, Bluos-Asslstns
Jav-y,hn .., a. captain place Or Ir. B-UGets ..
H5olanG tJhn Not,, william /. DODsia.-; and = III
EOabIn.. ID.h games Esry prcLtiy 5layeu, and
tey coHdered g.v o. Jhe brs games of ih> scssUn
lacrosse, after Macy ~ tnc carriages lad lrft the
ground tlr-e Va. an exciting rLuin. race between nyo
o. tine whites and Of tne iHGan, for silver cup gwen
by the Pole ttr. Tho distance aDOu. 30 yarLs
All OF tho comp, t;ors like decrs Whom te end
of tho c0ulae it looked II 81 indian nsued Potter
KarCniar would win bu r. shayes of the TEites
passed him handsomely and Won the priZe, mo above
I'm the forenoon thc u9mbors o, the Narra2ansot Gun
te e!nb NJ ] c. E.nne.t There were IL contestants,
folloxs J. r. saods, he"port T. Peters, =. =.
GRAY { s,rwacj 5 Van Buien. ". p. DvaZia.s, 5 :
SaPa & ana o. Han Bu n G oo ri nt ne M
lass, Davis aud Rogers W.s btoW ne bYrfase Doug
:
ai er shooting at tbs tenth br when was the limit, and
making tls dIydol tbs second ald Llr oIey. AFTER
tho Liich several q The sGovei5 tOua pact IN minor
sweeyst.ke matches. TGar we're many o tLa cottases
and others p1cseit, together with ee.etai a'ue-. ihe
famous California riders ald pOiO PLAYERS viii give an
exhibition Oi their skill day during tie pFrs-bs
week Oh The grounds OF tie polo cil1 Society
having lad their time token up With ate dance
at lacrosse and polo games ON Iut-Gay evening,
n. Nair,A OF tho EHEiitcr corps entertained hs
friends ON THURSDAY Mt. John jacob AStor, Mr- j.
T. GiLCr Pud Mis- Edward Cooper, Il IA Newf ora, had
dinner parties, Friday there receptions at the
residences OF Douglas. Robinson and G. H. RUSSELL ol
New-York, and SATURDAY, MIS- Gcors' II. PcnilelOu
Mary f0eu OF Boston, entertained few OF sher rionts
AZ tGCr respective cottages. Tomorrow ArS. Juhn
Jacob AS.Or WIZ have gu"fhcr dlncS party Don Carlos
and cumpd' ions have Jeff town The Belgian Minister,
Maurice del Fvsst haS taken rCOGs az AuenchiIgrrs.
Pryf. U-lcy tAl guest Of Prot. ASdssz TIE latest
arrivals at ths Ocean House arc: Peter stdyye-
sInI and Nife, c. B. Richardson an1 family,
l. II. HltcuDOrn anl VIE, Henry Draper,
George HajE0rnc, s. Ne Y8hadt, J.. Gui!ereZ, ID.
i. de Lime and family, v. & Helcuhenn, l. B. snow,
{. HOse, T.. EOsr james Thomson, fauCss smith. j.
iiil aud J. l.. Livingston, from New York Peter Blow,
q. f. BrttOn, IT. Louis; J. H. CFIIy ana wife. James \.
NOhr, =. l. Auuchfet Charles AGucmle, JounlS Aui'n-
led. Fhlladeipia w. VI HadsJE, Mrs. Hudson, Hart
ford J d. Bul.ngtor aLt Wlfc, Worcester; X. sander
nclJ AacDOlaid, MOutrOdl y. Herring, Mr. trauScns
dOrf, Austria Mics Amelia de Rrrn. NOnkers; Hattie
OGDEN, ID. iJ AL and family, j. ii. ChamPhu Brooklyn;
j. HeIde-sOn London ". Frank, Mclupis T.. q. Mac
gregur Scotland; T.. q. 81 Nariver, Havana, Thomas
No.trom, sweden Carp, nter Howell aud viie Gclen
~ l. q. Emerson ant family, .. =. Royce, Toledo :;
Geo. -. Emory and family, indianapolis.
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