New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
NEWPORT NOTES.


NEWPORT. R. l., Aug. THE weatl er Is all
right again for the public The hotekeepers, however
are hoping for more heat in the large cities.
Cottage entertainments were given today b. Major j.
Smith Boyce Commodore and Mrs. Baldwin, who enter
famed Mrs John Sherwood and also by Mr.. Hollis Hun
newell.
The United States Steamer Dispatch has arrived here
The Rev. r. K. shipper. secretary VI the American
Unitarian Association, arrived tonight.
The coming week will witness the Bentnck Living'-
ton wedding and the arrival OF the Eastern and New
York Yacht Clubs. Quite number Of the prominent
cottagers viii entertain their friends.
CAPTAIN aud Mrs F. NJ Ramsay, Of the Torpedo sta
ton entertained number OF friends at Goat Island last
evening.
Mis- Nora Perry, the welknown writer, was in town
yesterday,
The 23I Regiment Of Brooklyn Will spend one day
here in september while on 1ts way nome from bos'oh
The hunting season OF 1850 will b. formally opened
n, Monday next The meets" viii occur twice week
until September %, there being ten meets In all There
Will be a large ned.
The electric light at the Ocean House attracting
good deal of attention is the first light OF the KIND
ever IL Newport
The Rev H. J. Heuser and the Rev Francis sicSfried
of PHILADELPHIA are al the Hotel Aquidneck,
Mr.. Parker. Of New-York Is the guest Of Mr. August
&c mont
Mr.. Iselin. Of New-York, whose engagement to Miss
Garner is announced, Is IN town
Dr. A. F. Peabody OF Harvard OhlVeIsIS' Is III 'o"h'
Joun Cary IT, OF New.YorK, who mas been Ill during
tho tr. SEASON Is not able to ride c. H. Russell,
nf New-York who was critically i'll few weeks ago,
Is able TO be out every pleasant day.
Admiral Balch superintendent the Naval Academy
is IN town.
Congressman Aldrich, Of this state arrived at the
Ocean House TO night.
s.veral of the cottagers give entertainments to-day.
A large and fashionable audience assembled at the
skating rink night 20 witness the poio games on
skates The Rev Dr. PynchOn, Of Trinity College ana
at least twenty five other clergymen witnessed the
games.
The Hon John Roche and Sir John KAYE guests OF
James Gordon Bennett.
A mop occurred at the Ocean House this evening.
The hotel arrivals are;
| HotcI Aquidneck- V. Mead. W. W. Bell and wife.
| II e swan aud family. Lawrence Godinn. New,Y"rk;
John d. Tierney f X. Hoag J. II. Cressey, y. W. Bur
ney. L. ". web6er II. RW Browne T. v. VeddeI rank
! Porter and wife. Wasning,on william Landers and
Tig Troy ywaix. Care Howe. wiam Peet jr W
| H. slocum and wife, BrOoklyni W. n Noble, A H.
'G 0eean House-KM Means Little Rock; E, Csprague
Eufall; ". q. Wcbber and wi e. salem; B Lewis ana
~ife " 81 New and Chicago; J. &. Kosentha. Joseph
| Flinl George Fling. Germantown; F. R. stQIrs bed
and wife; HW Frost Boston; Joseph Ellis and family
Pottsvit o. ID. Adams and WIFE ME- william am cry t
CHARLES j. Essig aud family, ". g. Moenrng Philsdei
Dhis. Inc Misses Dongan The Misses Mack Akrohn and
| RnIry George W stetsOn, New-York; c. NJ. Morton
| and VIE, D. c. Lyan, Brooklyn; :. T. Tempe, Pha-
| uelphla.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. -Four very exciting
games OF polo played here this afternoon Droie
AN unusually large and brilliant audience, comprising
the most fashionable people in town 1t is estimated
that over 400 equipages several four nhands
| ,rere an the ground The sides were as folOwst
| Reds bt"es
| August Belmont, tr, James GOtIOh hehne'V'
| Sir JOnn Kaye, NON. JIM iIoSHe'
| t. ZobraSki, Jonn oal H,,.
| W G. SANFORD. r. " sy "rls"oi"'
| The Riuas won two games and the Reds two. The
,biro g1me q hieh Was decided Tor the Reds. was de-
cned by the latter the Blues did not bcar the woa
| :. On from the umpire. aud did not leave the goal
CsotaD Belmont sent the bail out OF the gOal WtnOu
of,nosifon Had TINS game been accepted by the heds
| ne scorr would nave stood Reds, Blues, q