New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-28
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 27.-NewpOrt was Wis
tied by furious storm OF rain, thunder aud lightning
Saturday night, but yesterday the weather was clear
again. and the fashionable churches were well attended
Bishop Ltteohn of Long Island, and the Rev H. c. Pot
Ter OF Grace Church. NewYOrk, took part in the morn
ing services ut Trinity Church Prof Seeyc or Amherst
C6ilege supplied the pulpit Of the United Congrega
Penn and Prof j. D. Reeve, d. d.. of Philadelphia
preached at tho Union CONGREGATIONAL Church at the
morning and evening service. respectively The Rev.
George 4. Gray, ID. d., Of Cambridge Mass) The0ogi
service and the pulpit OF the second Baptist Church was
supplied all day by the Rev H. r. Greene OF Worcester
Bishop Beckwith oiicaied at All saints Church.
The Buffalo Polo team made up this afternoon for their
defeat on Saturday They played three games with two
different teams of the Westchester club and captured
the goal every time. The first polo team against which
they played consisted OF W. A. Wadsworth Perry Bel
mont, s. $ Rowland and Augustus JOY They won the
FEARING L. s. Brvse. August Belmont, jr, and g. H. Rob
bins TINS game also lasted five minutes. A match
TO the Westchester club in order 10 give the
Buffalo team an opportunity TO rest and the
latter subsequently played the winning team In the
Ia ltc the Westcnester team proved 10 he Perry Bel
mont, 3. 5. Rowland Augustus Jay and W. A Wads-
ore of the best on record Tire Buffalo team played
markaby WELL and wnen they won the game he ponies
The Westchesor contestants did not appear To adyan
tage
pigeon-shootng match took place this afternoon on
the grounds Of the NaTagansett Gun club; entrance,
fourth OF the entrance money TO the second man. The
contestants were Perry Belmont NJ. Van Buren, and e.
II Pobbins of New-YOrk. Belmont won killing twenty
out Of tweuty five BIRDS He also the subscription
cuD last week. NJ. Van Buron won second money
Among the arrivals at the Aquidneck are; j. A. Osborn
and wife A. d. Breed. G. II. Rotchschld, New-Yor; Dr.
l. n Palmer and wife, G. II. Benton, Brooklyn;F i. NJ.
Iosselyn Miss Josselyn, Z. L. sprague, Thos. Russell
BOSTON; NJ F. Wright, u. 5. n. g. b. Barnum. Washing
n: Gen James Shaw, PrOvifencei A. r. Ford, Phllh-
pha: G.. II. Hubbard, Hartford; e. Il. Washburn and
fly Sol eFkI y. Y. j
H. H. T. II. Drew, Denver. Col. 4. Mccarthy, j. -.
Johns, " b.; +. H. PenGleton, ir. Cincinnati.
The Ocean House arrivals included the following !;
John Burke, II. A. ogden, Mrs. Shewin and daughter,
f. f. Lasala, william Weeks, Miss Cole, 4. Il. Myers,
L. H. Marsetta, j. W. Conner, J. H. Weber, C. II. Dodge,
n g. Keith and wife, G. W. stetson and wife, Miss Wag
per j. g. Colwe George Greene, Miss f. Colwell, Miss
A. L. stnrges, L. 8. Ashlen A. +. Yeaton and ID. VI.
Rovd from New York j. H. Bethel South Carolina Dr.
Y M Davis aud wife, Rochester; r. ;. Willctts, >. g..
WiIetts Pushing l.. l. w. H. Arthur. Camden, - G. !;
n q Kenney and A. s. Kenney O. 5. Mp Kessler Man
chester England w. Reynolds, Lafayette. Indiana j.
satery London W. II. Sampson H. fassitt anu WIFE,
Mira p. e. Connor Philadelphia j. j. Emery, Cincinnati;
q r. Wlett, England M T. Hart, William Appleton.
George Bancroft, Boston; Z. ii. bpang, PiltsDdrgi
clarence Deming 4. X. Gibbs aud wife, o. y Wlngton,
Mrs Budd Madame Grswold, New-iork; H. l.. Hicks
and wife brooklyn Miss Mason. Paris r. X. Hnlt0n.
a. Louis the Rev. X III. Leslie Newark Misses sharp
lev Chester Penn. G. Buckley. Cleveland, g. A. Deer
ing and family, U. 8. N.