New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
NEWPORT NOTES,

NEWPORT, r. l., July 20.-The weather
could not be improved for the social and pecuniary in
erests OF tnis place Copous showers visited Newport
this afternoon
Ithas been decided 10 have a formal opening o. the
Newport on Monday next
NJ Outrey tho French Minister, will return here in
September
NJ Budhon. the First Secretary of the Austrian Le-
CATION left here to-day for NewYOrk He has finished
his labors with the Legation at Washington. and VIII go
TO Copenhagen where lie Will be atacheu 10 Ihe Aus
TRAN Legation at that place.
Mr. DummopA Mr. Adams. Of the English Lega-
ton. Mr. Luis Polo de Bernabe. OF the Spanish Le-
gaou and Captain Arthur naval attache OF the English
Ieraron are in town. Other Governments will be rep
resented Later IN the season.
TIE Rev. W. l. Magl has resigned the reciorship OF
the Mission Chapel the point, which has been sup
ported to great extent by Summer resdents. lie goes
TO Manton, K. /.
L. NJ. Sacett, OF Providence, mas rented tAe Dun coI
tage for tne season.
Dr. Shirley c. Carter of Baltimore, arrived to-day as
the guest of Professor T. e. Ferguson, OF the United
States Fish Commission.
The Hon. Thomas @. Swami, Ex-Governor OF Mary
land arrived Eere to-day as the guest OF MS soniha"'
John whipple, OF New-York.
John Slater. OF Providence has arrived and rented r.
IT Ivess villa on rlgansettave and the Cliffs. Mr.
Slater recently married granddaughter o. the late Kop
ert H. Ives, who left Mrs Skaters mother MS entire
estate valued at twenty millions
Suites OF rooms have been engaged at the Ocean for
John ii. Duff. -
Major Randolph, u ). A. Is nere INC guest Vi INC
Hon Samuel Powell
grand dinner followed by ball was given at " Haw-
tborneaen tonight by Mr. John Jacob Astor. of New
York The attendance would have been larger had the
weather been favorable At least two hundred invita-
tiops were issued, and many OF the representative
families of the country represented IN the elegant
par,ors which were handsomely decorated with owers
The Hon VIM NJ Evarts Secretary OF State. Congress-
won and Mrs Morton Colonel Bonaparte and the at
tocbes Of the English and French Legslatons were
among the guests.
The late hotel arrivals are
Oc,an House-Joseph f. Bonfeld and wife, Mrs W. H.
ThnunAou L. Sage A. O. Foster and wife, Chicago f.
Baltimore j b. Aver and wife, j. W Farwell and wife
u "a Rrtgham C.. O. Stearns. Adam Aver, Boston T. H.
D,rsons and wife, Rochester N Y; j. f. Boyd ana wlie
Mo Hmm BOYD Brooklyn f. +. Slattery, New-fOrk
r. H. sackctt, Providence; Howard Allen ana wie'
Uotci Io,iidneck-George Brown. Barrie. Mass; H. NJ
oin.tead Moriss0wu, y. j.; A. b. Harlow, j -. Mon
son Boston; I. ID. Supler, Pbladeipna; ~ o. bMnuin
~ n Miller, tne Misses Miller, New-9orE william
-; ". A. Potter j. r. Sayes, e. L. Mumford'
pn,.r~ Housc-s. b. whitney, c. w Bu6ier, joseph
renhs and wife. NJ Collins, Fred Taylor, Boston H.
p1sncn Worcester: X. B. Alien, Providence MIS- D.
delaney Miss A. Morrison. James MorlsOn new 3
T,ai,sd S,oefs HOfcl-James II. Barney, W. Il. WHIT
fori H. A Young. j. CI@rKe' W. " I
81 Hofon and wife. II. Wagner Boston T. ., II. Sehg ,'
- 0gio Miss Mary Onphant, >. o. Fisher fnlla,
t,NoI"r,, T. e. Wendell, Newark Is. q. winning anu
wife Boston Harry Bloodgood and family, Providence