New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
SUMMER LEISURE.
LARGE ARRIVALS AT NEWPORT.

with the diversions Of Old Probabilities.
Too Hon Augustus L. Brown and family of New
York have been obliged to leave wport on account
Of he serious ilnoss Of the Countess Palone ME- ana
Mrs Browns daughter. They had suite oil rooms at
the DC an House. and were intending TO remain he
the entire season.
MIR. John Townshend, of Eew-York. Is at the Ocean
House.
Mr.. j. G. Bennett has appeared on the avenue VIVID
his fouriL-hsna.
Bishop Jaggar, OF Ohio, VIII remain mere TOT so'"o
tlmo.
Cardinal McCloskey will have largo and disin-
ruished audience az ST. Mary's Church on Sunday.
Bishop Coke of Central York. and the Rev. DR..
Howland OF New-York, will oficiaio at Emmanuel
Church on Sunday next.
Mr. f.. A. Post OF New York. gave dinner parry NJ
his cottage on Bellevue-ave. last evening
Mrs John Jacob Astor. of New-YorB, entertained
party OF friends dinner to-day.
Mr.. George II. Noemln, prominent cottage owner
has according to the census enunerator, thlrV-one
persons who are in bis family and MS estate known
as " Bel.dr."
Colonel Thomas J. Borden of Fall River, Mrs. Small,
Miss Canon and o. L. sypher aud family, OF New-f0lk,
have arrived az the Brayton House for the season
Tn Rev s. C. Hill. OF Germantown, Penn. and the
Rev. ]. b. F.agg OF West Farms New-fork' nave ar
rived mere to spend their annual vacation.
The Rev. DIR. Henry Van Dyke of Brooklyn. and the
Rev. Dr. J. futile Smith, OF NewYorK, are spenohE Inc
season here.
Only a few Of the coaches Ia Kane have made their
appearance.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company has re-
moved it's Office from the Hotel Aqudneck to Trayorss
Block, BeIteyueaye. The Western Union people are
doing everything Is possible to impede the aniic
pa ed action Of the American Union Company, which
| proposes opening office in this city.
The Ocean 800 guests, ana the Hotel Aquld
| neck half OF that number.
The governors Of the Newport Casino are TO offer
valuable cup gold bracelet the ladies making the
| best record lawn tennis in the Casino court Mr.
James Gordon Bennett independent OF these przes Is to
give cup valued at $500 the best singe-handed Lady
| player.
Mrs W. Pell OF New-York. rented her cottage on
| Greenougl- place to 5. TtOn, OF Boston,
| Mr. Lawrence. OF Boston, mas arrived and taken pos
| session Of the Mason cottage on Belevue-aye.
The family OF late Hon. JOhh winthrop Chanler, OF
New-York, have arrived at their cottage. near the
| beach.
Drner-partes were given to-day by Mr.. James p Ker
poehan and Mr. Herman I. Livingston, of New-York,
and by Colonel Jerome Bonapare.
number Of persons Rocky Point tonight to
| see the play of Fatinitza." The rain storm ID the
early part o. the evening somewhat nterered with the
| success OF tn excursion.
At a special needing OF the governors OF the Newport
| Casino today Mr.. James Gordon Bennett formally
turned the Casino building, land etc. To the corpo
lOn AT hgure satisfactory 60 an 'oh'e'neu. beloIc
a,jourmhg the following resolution was un"Hi'""sIJ
adoped: ,,,
erng committee OF Casino tAat thanks OF its
members subscribers and Of the CITY of Newport
| Hbrraiiry and enterprise displayed IN erect
ing the Casino buildings, winch in point OF
! and add another powerful attraction to the
| advantages ana charms ot Newport as Il watering
Admiral Freycinet aud the officers OF the French men
ofwar entertained during the day ana eVenl ny
! The officers al Fort Adams and by Mrs JDun Jacob
Astor OF New-York, and Mrs. {. n Beach OF Hartford
A dinner parry was gwen tins evening by Mr.. C. c.
p nQrfT ~ \ Y
p Mortimer, ill., Ferdinand Ward, Professor G. f.
Sharpe. L. :. ", and Bishop Ryan, OF st. Louis,
Tue ate note, arrivals are,
ocean HouSc-E. G. Callahan. ST. Louis; s. c. Gilbert,
Mr.. w. Casl, MIS-, Ellen Carl, Brooklyn; Thomas Pne-
ana WIFI, j. ". Williams, New York: Joseph Mckee and
| wife, ". X. Cameron and wife; Miss NJ cameron f. c,
Bowman aud WIFE, a. Il. Powell, Brooklyn; Miss Mary
! Dixon, = B. Kemp, Easton, Pennj G: IL. Herbert aud
wlte, Conni II; A. Burr1ug's, Philade PIMA d. W.
vile; Mss G'De't. Mrs j f. Cube MllganHeo A. II.
Mrs. scudder Miss Upshur, Boston; o. T. Holman ana
wife. Eirfagansrtt; r. 5 Naslourn aud "iIe, Proyl-
! H. J. NAV, NJ. j. wattcrsOn. Boston A. NJ. Anguish,
Clinton, Penn r. ": Gere aud wife Carthase \. y;
| +. $ Worihnc.on. MISS Livingston, II. Hoffman ana
WIFE, Charles seymour, New-1ork; Miss hari Fridge
psrt; {. W. wiileit and wife. Bilumore ". 4. Buhdm
and family, Ms Nele Menle, j. IL. smith, Boston; C.
United Suites Hoiel-Ineo Howard, Z. T Wells, C. W.
! Mitchell, 4. /. Wells, DR., James Mccall Boston; o. H.
B BrnySc L. FAN Ri"ef; B. G. opcenhemer, G. W.
GooIel, G. o. Hastings Stephen turner. W. Bernhardt,
! 4. o. Munruc q schesIuger, the Rev Or. l.. ..
| Flagg AMI wife. II. p Snare, New York Joseph Cnd.
| Troy o. G. Fowle, Westneld. Mass.
Hotel AqtHdneek-Miss NJ T. Brijamn. wills Reeve,
G.. r. StsCkpulc. RIverhead, l. l.; j. W. Gibbs. Leeds,
! England John Stein. f. g. WauOus, Charles LOveace'
Aug. Price, g.. i. Bayles j. 5 X. Martin, Mrs 3 ~
| s.ockwrn, Mss Mary StOokweu. New Yurk; J. j.
| Dowuey. Mrs David GOwdy. the Misses GOwdy j. X.
Beasiu, Providence Soney COlg ite Samuel Colgate,
| Orange j.; r. ~ Buchanan, CalcagO; J. A HOoges,
! IT,, Hart ord ThUmaS Annsburner, Baltimore; Mss
Knight. Washington; Mrs, Machin, Miss /: Machin.
Quebec; A W. sampson, o. b. Iaiue, f. Ii. Ripley.
Boston Harper. PUsbug; {. j. Co cs, George J.
Juhnson and wife, L. A. Kelly and wi G. Rilpn Worth
| ingtOn and wfc. Miss Jua Murphy, Miss Lucy Muir
| pny. Cleveland.
Teriy House c. II. Paul Mrs. c. II. Paul and family.
T. HalOcA. Mrs. I. HailQck Derby. Conn; A. X Rug
giles aud fanny Brmin CHAM, Conn; +. a. Smith, VII
| llmandc r. Rogers ana wife, ElDridge n. Y; w. L.
| Whippe. Pr viuence; G. Kikkarya, G.. MarKawara,
Jalan ID. s. Fugg Norwood Mass; Don Hathaway.
! Assonet; Charles McLouguln. James NJ. McLOusnlin,
| j. NJ Cushing, 5. f. Sheiburne, III. Cox. John smith,
New-York; Is. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia; C. +. Farley.
| George A. Suerman Boston; {. A. Reed hOntpeler,
VI; j. Brnker and wlfe. Omaha; d. A. Freer, Wabash.
KY; G.. A. Harvey. Washington; h. L. Cooke Hartford;
W. G.. Lowry, PHI lade phla: John III. Clifford, Foil
River D. ]. scnoDinger Chicago John q. Illinghast.
Henry NJ Iilhughast. c. A Reynolds. c. G. Reynolds.
NJ. NJ Reynolds w. j. Reynolds. Providence Ambrose
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