New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. SHREVEPORT, at last,
is having somo pleasant weather. and business is
respondingly brisk The is very favorable,
although nothing has OF the expected rush
tourists It is predicted that there will be
no steepe-chases here during September and which,
should the predictions prove correct, Will be great pc
cuninry loss 10 the place
Judge Dickcy, of Chicago, gives dinner party this
evening. Few entertainments OF note have been given
so far. Dinner aud outdoor entertainments expen
sve and IL would that economy is the watcnword
Next week thore will be n yacht and a swimming
match, besides the regular outdoor entertainments
The Belgium Minister, NJ. Defosse, Is in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cooper. Of Now-York, have ar
rived at the yelling villa for the Summer.
Late MOTEL arrivals iuclude:
Hotel Aquldneek-C e. Savage, Philadelphia; E. E.
Chamberlain and family, j. c. Williams and wife, Cnein
natl j. b. sprague T. n Lawrence, Mrs. NJ. Q. IAtte
H. Littel aud wife, Ncw-York; Mrs. J. II. Hone, Mrs. w.
Lemon Mrs shon. Cleveland Mayor Doyle, j. Herbert
shedd Providence l. A. Palmer Boston H. O. Wisner
Detroit; George r. Dew, Mrs. Dew, Baltimore; T.
sangerfedt Boston; H. r. olmsed and wife, Syracuse;
W. r. TallmaB New-Bediord; Mrs. g. b. Van Worst, Al
bany.
Ocean Houses b. Barker. Chicago; ]. r. Brown, C.
H. Tenney DIR. c. F. Taylor, j. BenkndOrh d. A. Grggs
Carlos g. de Garmendia, Carlos NJ. de Garmenda, W. H.
Stuart j. e Seymour. T. B. Forwood, Mrs G. H. Tenny,
II. W. Kanniski and wife, W. ii. Draper, Samuel NJ.
smith, Mrs. NJ c. MeRarle and daughter, Mrs. J. b. Dick
son. NeW-1Ofki Y. ,, Cole, l. H. hlhBDuI1t f. ~ mllh,
Corning " " s. r. Zeger and daughter, Carlisle Penn,
L. o. Henderson, staten Island ID. ". MOnson. william
Ayres and wife, I. Z. Allison, Philadelphia
b. H. Alley, L. NJ Wood. Boston: w. A.;
Oliver. Francis White and family Baltimore {.
Charles seete and wife, Miss ]. NJ seete, NewHayon
A. IL Evans Washington; ID. Is. Flint and wife. Orange
Mass; George W. Wilson and wife, ]. W. Cave and fam
ily. Baltimore; +. Il. French, Washington James g.
Puttlo aud wife, Louisville g. @. Kenneth, st. Louis
MIR. O. S. Benedict Mrs @. =. wOolson. New-YOrki f.
Hamburg. t. c. Potter r. @. Potter, England; Mrs
James Darrach and family, Philadelphia
General A. A. Humphreys, U. 8. A, Is at the Ocean
House.
season at Morningside" IN the adjacent town of Ports
mouth
Every hotelkeeper at Block Island Is doing well and
the season al that place promises TO be the
success u on record. Steamers make daily excursions
20 tue little dot In the ocean" from various points in
New-EnE gland.
thOusald guests tho prospects OF the MUSHROOM
City never looked brighter than they do Just now.
Tue third series Of polo was PLAYED TINS afternoon.
The weather was delightful, and there an immense
crowd ON the grounds, one sde OF the lOt containing
three rows OF carriages Among tho prominent guests
was DIR. Hayes, the Arctic explorer The following
were the PLAYERS Bues-James Gordon Bennett,
PIERRE L0iillard IT., and Carroll Brl &c. keds-S. H.
Robbins, Fairman Rogers and T. ", Dayls IL was the
best seven Mr.. Bennett ever played Mr.. Bennetts
payng was superb having all the points requisite for
polo and was appa ided at the end of each game The
last game occupied thirty minutes, ana was very Close
WASHINGTON Aug. Mrs. Hayes and two
children and Mrs. Sherman will leave tomorrow for
NewYork, where they will DO met by Secretary sher-
man. and the party will take the for Newport
They will De received there by Justice aud Mira swayne,
who will entertain them ut the Clin Cottage