New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Aug. 3.-The tOrrid heat con-
tinues and humanity suffering here as well as else
where Should 1t continue much longer, Newport Will
be ia danger of losing her reputation.
The hotels were well patronized to-day; was the
beach, nearly 600 persons yentunug into the surf
Entertainments during the week have been gwen by
the following cOttagcrs: A. II. Woolsey Maturin LIv
iugson George j. Jones. Charles j. Peterson, Mrs. Ed
ward A. Potter Mrs 5. s. Whiting Mrs. william Astor
Mrs George H. Pendeou. Professor W. b. Rogers, C. NJ
Beach, John Carey, jr. Hollis Hunnerwen, Miss c. j.
Wolfe James r. Kernochsn, Admiral Case, u. S n, and
Lieutenant T. H. Barber. U. = A.
The polo games yesterday very interesting MIR.
Bennett the captain Of the Blues had 10 do about all
the PLAYING his side, and the poor playing OF ms
resulted in his defeat Some noticeable points were
made by McsSrs. GriswOd and Bryce. CAPTAIN Candy.
who IL Mr. Benefits guest. played quite well, but
evident that had had little experience in polo pTac-
tce Several of the contestants rarely Int the ball
The games Will be played every Saturday and Wedncs
day afternoon. The members Of the Queens County
Hunting Club have thelr first meet on Monday, Augu.
H. Bishop Hendrickson, of the Catholic Diocese OF
Rhode Island. Is in town.
The polo season. notwithstanding the heat, for
may opened this afternoon. and ihc usual hop the
Ocean House In the evening, together with several
private entertainments at the cottages, took place
There was also a cricket match-new sport for Newport
and monster excursion here from the northern part
OF the state. The hotels received far number of
guests, but none turned away. No hotel keeper
as yet has been wiling to state that he has had
than half the OF guests he cOuld acc0mmodl
All Saints Chapel-a very arstOcratic place OF wora
ships In charge OF tho Rev. II. Q. Potter ID. d. OF
New-York
Among the many arrivals at tho hotels the follow
ing;
Ocean House, +. Temple ]. NJ. Plels IT, and wife,
George Walser and wife, g. VI. Amad. Henry Binder r.
W Lardner, Mrs Forsyth, Miss c. Forsyth. Phi.adrl
pnia; james II. Beale. G. T. Harding and family, 4. T.
Jones' John b. Ingalls, +. W. Munro, c, \. smith, j. r.
S,m1,son r. H. White f. VI. Wood $ A. Blnornu win
throp = Scudder, Miss g. W. Scuddef, Boston; Major
Gibbs u. s. A.. Colonel j. H. Beck, Lex ngUu Edw rd
H. Daryle, c. A. Clark, j. +. Policy, George W Banks
NJ Hamilton Th-o. c. Zereea, H. W. N0Drris and wi fr
L. A. Jackson l. Il. Elliott, l.. ID. Harris. Judge Daly
Ernest Scne'r. :. H. HuXord and family, NJ. aud Mr,
Blasfcld. u. T.. Simmons and WIFE, Mrs Il. VI. Jackson
George 5taGteld, A. I. Ackcrt, T. j. WllAtd W. Wag-
staff L. Best, David Pearson, ir, DR.. j. G. Adams b. A.
shotwell A. g. Pane. b. Zoorowski. +. G. GriswUld
Clarified, Penn; j. +. EihOit and wife, g. {. Irwin.
Baltimore i. b. shelton, MS. Jacob KNOWS. Miss A. r.
Buell., Hartford; Ionn l. Norris, Pnlladephia ". l..
Thompson and W c, Newark J. G. Carroll A. Brown
family, Chicago; Ms l. ID. HOdEman, Bath. " y;
A. ID. BIinckrrhOns p. LuSccpSie; W. III. Wllmart
Washington: &. L. Howard, NeH-Oreaus; G. NJ r.
WinsIow L. : ~; Colonel T. F. Pratt, Milwaukee !:
George H. DAT, q. A. Davis Providence; .. X. safe
Minneapolis Mr. and Mrs. W. GAY, Miss Warren, Mis-
Cav Troy II. Merriam, Webster, Mass G.. l.. Porter
w. D. G .evellnd, Houston, Texas.
Hotel Aduidneck-MaiOr Abraham, Constantine ole /;
Daniel OIeary, James McCarty, Cnicagoi James Lewis
Thomas l. WIS., r. VI. Murray aud VIE, Providence; H.
W. SoutnwOr ana wife, J. {. Taylor and wlr, Spring
neld; CO.Oaei Hassan, Berlin III. u. rharn, England
j. II Fisk, &. II. Ward, Arthur Dudley NittOn Charles
Babcock, New York; john W. BdtuO1, G. s. Bttiori
Henry A. Cuuulul ham, ST. Louis Joan Miller, u. = ~
Senator CgnGAng IL here Us he guest OF M Lew z.
Morton. 6i NeW-IorG.
NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. Ex-senator COnkiing Is In New
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