New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-15
THE TIDE OF PLEASURE AT NEWPORT.


Newport. r. l., Aug. 14.-This has been
an unusually gay week. but the coming week gives
promise OF being equally gay All that needed is good
weather A great many entertainments are IN view.
Captain Paul Boyton gives aquatic exhibition al
this place on Monday next
The Rev DR.. Watson, of Philadelphia, Will preach at
Zion o.. E. Church tomorrow.
The pulpit of the United Congregational Church will
he occupied by the Rev. r. Terry Of Peeks-
kill n Y while the pulpit OF the Union Congregational
Church Will be Il led the Rev j. F. Grimke OF wash
ington Bishop CLARK VIII be at Ali Saints Chapel
The running races on Monday will be literally patron
lied.
Mr. James R. Keene arrived here to-day from New
York
The fox hunts would be popular here II the PEG
ple bad more OF idea where the death" would take
place IN instance. As IT L. the spectators roam
about the dusty roads elegant carriages and as far as
seeing the hunt" concerned they might just as well
be IN NewYork All that they see is the start and it
rarely happens that they are gwen an opportunity u see
ANYTHING Of the " run
An interesting lecture given at noon today at the
Redwood Library for the benefit of tna institution by
the Rev Charles Brooks. HIS subject being the Vat
lean"
delightful entertainment was given this evening by
Dr John d. ogden, of New-York, at his cottage on
r. r. Goodrich and wife and Mrs. Schmidt and family,
of Hudson g. Van Wrinkle ana wife,
of Paterson N. j.; f. Taylor OF St. Louis j. steven
SON of Washington; DR.. and Mrs g. Grant or New
YORK: c. n Bacon of Boston John X. Duf, OF Jamaica
plains aud John Duff OF Dedham, Mass, are amon2 the
late arrivals at the Ocean House
The Casino promises 10 be pecuniary as well as a
social success It's prosperity is an assured fact.
Tho dance al the new Casino Theatre Monday even
ing will be fashionable event The theatre 10 not YET
completed.
The Bellevue Dramatic Club to give another per
N arlv dnV
nresent4d will be Withered Leaves"
Mr. Benefits new steam yacht Polyn!a, when mas
arrived here is attracting good deal of attention
The carnival at southwicks Grove next Friday even
ing viii be a unique atalr
The Rev DIR. A. p Peabody, OF Boston, Bishop Kane.
of Texas Bishop Brown, of NewYork. Bishop Camp
hon nj Kentucky Bishop Payne. OF Maryland, Bishop
Turner of Mississippi Bishop DickGrs0n; or eontn
Carolina and the Rev +. j. CONN., OF fhiaueipha' are
III Mr. William oothout, Of NewYork gave grand en-
tertalnment AZ MS cottage tO-hIeht ihc fiou"o 'AN
handsomely Illuminated ,.
Mr. John C. g. Paddock. OF New-York. has purchased
the Flint cottage Oh Broadway for $40 2oG -, ..o
cnW Cottages gave a grand dinner tonight at the
Casino to large party OF young ladleS ana gentle
The rain tonight interfered somewhat with the enter
taininents the cottages and IT. also seriously hIer
fcred 3ltn the hop at The Ocean House.
Thera was considerable disappointment here tonight
at The non.arriva of the New-iorK yacht squadron
"i Baron MeyesenOnry, New Orleans H. G. Hartsholn'
H. B. Thsyer, f. A. Abbott and wife g. rockingham;
and an q P. A,' SoonaH Of Chicago, JS1%
GeF snS u WE 81 and
of New YORK and Paymaster Burtis, L. s. NJ are among
late arrivals 10 night.
6",a" Homse~U s. Horricks, Peeksklll; W. c. Pevice
.nd Sse Miss f. L. Pevce Pbadephia shopper. Toxic,
ian,n Count Vitshun Van EckshaedI, L. > Davidson
VIM slater g. slater , AND Sd0n S%Y EeScn
Itvin~ Ke,ter and wife Buffalo; Mrs. Ida Wilams'
Miss Preston Miss Thompson Coonel sner a,
PisSurc " 5 Barker FaI RIVER; H. q Reese and
wife William Walker and wife, New York Mrs Charles
: Willard Chicago j. Osborn. G. W. Sn0 nos MISS NJ
a Fort Boston; G. v spar, Pittshed h T. Palmer
stonington Mrs. john Bishop Pigeon Cove MIS- ~ w.
Ticker. Martha Griffin, NewYork; MISS Z. smith, De
trot C. II. Wood Derry N HI 3 A. Carlton, bOs, ,,a
| " b. Thorn, Rusand Manners. 5 C. Ivory. T. H. Ienny
J. Martin. George Bel ana fanny james neene
cent. H. Rudolph, Dr.; A N: Hamilton, New forE; A.
obrook cmena Warren w. Re- n JslnH n s Broiyn
| r r. Harrison. Baltimore; g carleton, wee p.esi
%eut New Ens s.nin n1roa'' anu
n3 HI aadneek~George II. Barnum and wife. St
Lou,s Mrs f. baker, rae nesp,tep. HENRY Dem
n,stnS New HHmburs. n Y; Irving NJ Smith. Proy
&snse f. s, !; as5~ max v"grsh New YORK
"i in,fed States Hofci-w. L. Peabody J. d. Howe
B Hranard ir, Staten island 6 A. Roger Hartford =
r. Jewett J. II suther and ". laaHs' 'pHr Wnoa
e. r. Jones; a. Yrn DR. G. f. slocuIn, Syracuse; d.
| Fan boston W j. Hall. J. II. Rice AiexahdTia Va
| NJ n Branard, Brook yD; W. MWiillams MIS- u"eh
SOrwalk.
| SIGNS OF BAD WEATHER AT LONG BRANCH
LONG Branch, Aug. 14.-There are, thi'
evening strong indications of an approaching STORM
| stoun AT this date would DE very undesiIaDe' io
| should It prove protracted one IL "ouia c'ose III
| season premstureiy ,
Taav was Jersey wasb-day for the colorcd people
| aud they me here In large numbers
Al William Van woert was diving M Main o. 'as