New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, II. L., Aug. 3.-The city was en-
veloped in another impenetrabe fog this morning. 1t
begins to look as il the weather dsagreeabe
In August as it was in July.
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association
VIII hold tournament at the Caslno August 81 and
September l. and g. for the championship of America.
Members or clubs belonging to the association viii alone
be allowed to enter Games will be fellows Singles
ana doubles, best two in three sets vantage games
except the last round, whic will be best three IN five
sets, with vantage games. Contestants win be drawn
by lot and losers VIII retire but the drawing will be so
arranged that contestants from the club will not
compete in the first and second rounds Each club will
be entitled to four single and two double
Entries must he made before August II to the
secretary and must be accompanied by entrance fee
OF So for each club without regard the number of
tries No substitutes will be allowed except by the APP
prevail OF the tournament committee Clubs joining the
association before August 10 will be entitled partici
pate Edward Gray Will represent the association at
Newport and all correspondence should adre ssed
him or TO the secretary
Bishop ORcly, of Western Massachusetts, is at the
Hotel AOuidncck.
f. W Bowditch member of the National Board Of
Health, is in town.
John =. Bayard. OF Philadelphia George A. Osgood
and wife. OF York; p serrett and wife. Mrs. NJ.
j. Cassel OF Marietta, Ga, and the George Wash
burn ID. D., of Constantinople have arrived here.
paper Imagination" was read at the weekly
meeting of the Town and Country Club which held
at the residence of Mrs John W Bigelow of
by the Rev. James Freeman Clarke of Boston.
Mrs f. H. Cutting and Miss Cutting, of san Francisco,
are nj the Cooper Cottage.
Robert Suyvcsanl and family of New-Y York. have ar
rived Mt the Chandler cottage.
f. A. Stout of NewYork, has returned here from Mar
thas Vineyard IN the yacht Hesoutc.
Inc Rev. G. III. \. Dale, OF India, IL III town.
William H. Beard, of New-lork. has arrived at Harris
horn Cottage.
Mrs DR.. Uartshori. OF Providence, who owns and oc-
cupies the Gothic stone villa top Hadon hin,
has offered the free and exclusive OF the
president ana Mrs Garfield for the months Of September
ana October She had previously rendered IL for July
and received the reply that only the condition OF the
President prevented its acceptance.
The affairs of All SAINTS Chapel have been settled and
the church has IN every particular, complied with the
cauOns of the Church
Admiral Rodgers brought here this rnoon from
NaTagauset Pier, In the practice ship Standsh lie
was honored upon hs arrival by torpedo salute from
the Torpedo station.
Occan Uopsc-Joscph W Rogers and wife T. F. French
George II. Brooks and wife. Mrs Lawrence DR. S. r.
lnckcrman. T. Mnrshed, Boston +. l.. Andrews aud
wife, IollStUn, HHsg. ". Is. Burke, Charles Pcudc and
wife. Mrs. W. Scott, $. ". Hale and wife, Miss Hon
Frank loomis, Il. Iask, Mics o. Lask. Mrs A. Drum,
mond, W. Donalson Ncw-Iork; T. q. buchanan Yon.
crt Campbell J. 4. Campbell. Il. L. Little and vile 81
Louis; T. H. lieid ana family. sharon, Conn; Dr. A. $
iIeckcr, sing sing john G. Hasbrouck, Miss NJ Has
br"nck New6urg N y; W NJ. singerly and wife, K. H.
GOWN aud wife, Worcester; Robcrt Hammcrton, Fall
River; G. H. Hutchings and wife, Hartford ". Hutch
hgs and vile, Mas A. a. NJ. Olds, Philadelphia
H0tel Aquidlrck-Nrs. II. NJ Peters, T. Turnbul L.
Lafarge ana WIFE, Mrs. Mary Greenwood Mrs NJ Green
wood, l. Greenwood. NcwYOr NJ. G. Chapman, W B
Morton and wife, ". j. Corcoran G. Fcrnod and wife
Thomas Riley aud wife, ". 4. Logan. l.. l.. Wilbur and
Wife, Mrs T.. b. Porter II. Dodd and wife, Mrs, - stowe
Boston; Il kingsland, Columbus, ca; +. Van aud
Mrs ;. G. Moody, Louisville; T.. r. Maltby, virginia g.
Gcrnand, Charles Morgan Richard Webster Il. l.. Gray
Miller Baltimore L. ID. Bacon, Syracuse " r. burke
New York; c. II. Turner, Albany.