New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-29
SUMMER LEISURE.
NEWPORT.

svvrp,r FycrIIENT POLO GAMEs-ARRIvAL OF THE
BpooKIYN YACHT CLUB-IHE LATEST ARRIVALS
IrRoN AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE IHlbONhJ
NEWPORT. r.. l., July 27.-Since the de-
hgul shower Of Sunday last the weather mas oeon al
that could he desired, and light oyerc0ats ana su"S
have not come amss early IN the morning OF He az
b, The sndden change in the weather does not please
the hotel keepers the gentleman VINO depenus Io'
living upon OF his bathinghouSes' IL is' now
.v inst the weather to please everybody else ana all
who are spending the season here are delshtea IL Is
also the kind OF weather that peases the neltis VI
the Westchestor Polo Club, for with ther 'hNis
Grating exercise on the little mustang ponies
they found the weather last week 700 WARM
for comfort. on Monday last the elup h"u Tor
afternoons snort and there the usual NUMBER vi
fashionable spectators on the ground Among tu' sPo0
tators were Gov Carroll Of Maryland eA7e'Ie'"''
Bristow the Hon Levi p. Morton, James T. heru'o
aud G. p WetmOre. The afternoons spor Hlo'U"o ."
hurdle and a running and polo game vi, ''''
g. Renpe.t won the hurdle race in very Sl'SaeV"rS
-. an, lo was concentrated upon his success ana
his excellent horsemanship. His horse won tne
running race but it ridden by Augustus
jaw of New-York the conditions Oh INC ~
hcny that each gentleman should ride anothers pony
and that the last one in should win the race c"'c
opeutlv their respective riders whipped up their horses
and were bent on getting the course hrSt' III ouo
that their horse ridden by somebody else might su "
hotter chance of winning the Tue riders were '"'
william Law Augustus Jay, Mr.. Bennett, Stmuci . nov"
land F. A. Fame, and IL. Rdgeway, all from New a,
The Judges were Farmau Rogers " fhll"ncIpu" an"
Col G. r. Fearing OF Nev-YoIk. James O. n. Lawrence
well known among the turfmen. was the starter INC
same gentlemen with the addition OF Mr. Fearing an"
Harry Oclrchs played polo, and Mr. Bennett sue ''i0
off victorious. -,
"Wednesday afternoon four polo games were PiSer
but the number of spectators was not so large as usual
owing to the fact that everybody was pA'r)hHiuE d"
optdoor entertainment given for charitable purpose
uessrs Bennett and Ridceway beaded tn stes ana Two
of the games the finest. II is SUD eyer n!
the club The second game was wen ny sI, i,ren
] Luz ,d,. and Gentlemen The other three games
were won by Mr. RCceVHy : sNdt MI RUS w. IS, 60
mFmb,rs Of the club lie and Mr. Bennett are decidedly
the best players. Tae Messs JAY ana 1lr, laus e
expert playeTS. AHO her zane tha pI"to Eu
and large attendance Il lrtdlctSd. OutV' - " -,
lions Of the satudar eaies hcrenr WI, I'm, ave A ptbi
ence of the United States bans from Fort AoaS III 'iS
harbor ,. ~. ,-,ol,,-, vacb, fleet arrived
here and, af-cr firing tsc CUSTOMARY ~, ana
Choir Their arrival did not cause any eoil LON ' Iii
LII ~ 90 neef MS moi large ESily the following
morning. without making the snrekeepefs Yer! hI.,P.'
ts. Vin"vTd UHon heir arrival her. taey met large
number of yachts bcup sng 10 other c'ujS s'l Oh
accompanied them their Eastern cruise me bthe
Dramatic CLUB whose lhrlh'eisl'p - and
principally of Summer residents are ~
coagers Last Summer the club haf sey-tal cntgrla-
ments and gave the proceeds 10 cEallt'oie pLi 'af
Entertainments always well attended IL y ui,d
stood that proceeds OF several OF tieI enlT tfn
ments are IL given isis year 10 some o. INC lot mi
ties The wife Of The Hon Hamilton FISH h!s arrived,
and is visiting her daughter, Mrs Sidney NeoIt"r 81
New-York, at the Richmond Cottage on nay
Tie wife of jude Field, Of tLc Uhloa sa'es
Rupreme Court, mas taken HpaItunh'S -
the Anderson Cottage COttace-sI LeCie@r tIe
artist is at the AquidnICk House, and MIS- O"yl &c a.
Fellows and family Of New-Iosk have arrived ~ mo
Ocean House fOr the remainder Of the season, PITS
Iaran stevens sails sr Europe IN Septt hDer MIS- ~ ~
Beach 0f Hartford obliged to omit her IcSNt1 iher
day eecptiol owing sac serious lin, - ot ne,
ter TIE widow OF Commodore Fl. G. PcITi Is the Z co
of her sJn-iI-aw, George Tiffany Of NvW-hO'R' ~
Secretary Brstow and have lett town. acf hkhI
a two weeks visit The United states oofti-"I
Jmiata arrived at this TUIt on wednesday lfoH bIa'V
r L. where she has been for tle pas thic" Nee"s
The Copstt lt%n low at New-BcGiO d, tAtccteG mere
be FOL owing are lie latest arrivals at e ocean tiouse
Josru, Fisil9r Charles weeks, a NsrtIeiN anu IaniY
Joseph Avon aud faihy W. b. NFchOlS, W: s. NICHOLS
ri r. Eieelow W. H. 5. Livingstone ana AMI, di@'
William fIadden Mrs. K. J.. Robinson, e. o. GUN !'i'
n Barks aud wife, NeW-GCrk L. Cdtilne j. l.. Nci-
CARA Chill: the Rev. j. NJ. ECrItl ami We, CeNe,aI
r. Ferris Ncs,chestCr; j. L. sweet, England J,hh /.
Head Miss Helen L. Head, Utica; j. H. Hancock, o'tD
Francisco; L. Il. HOweu, IL Zabc,h, n j. j. SyEtuh'
(,,,caco: t. Van ScHBOnhaycn and daugh',f L"ha4nS
burrh n V: r. j. Las, j. +. DAVIS. 81 l~u' PTS w
CIIliatt T. ) Gillatt, Detroit b. ~ E.ssti, tilcae1
&. " b. Mebb Miss Annie l.. Webb. BrOoklyn; JoGn H.
P1rneI ireland; G. V. Written and VIE, H. a. fecd
and VILE j. Is. Field, Boston; l. ". Arnold ana "lic'
Providence.