New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29
SUMMER LEISURE.
THE PRESIDENT AT NEWPORT.
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ENTERTAINED AT BREAKFAST AND DlNNEh-Nh"-
WORKERS INJURED AT A FOX HUNT
NEWPORT. Aug. 2S.-The President has been
gent very busy to-day He partook OF breakfast NJ o
residence of W. W. Astor, held reception at the ocean
Uouse attended the fox hunt and reception given py
A. A. Low, OF Brooklyn, in the afternoon ana uln"'
party in the evening the guest of John W. Ehs VI
Sev-York Other guests the dinner were the Secre-
tary OF state and Mrs and Miss Frelinghuysen Como
aore and Mrs Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs John Jacob As'o'
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Astor Ex-Governor and mls' E' 80
Morgan \. NJ. Beckwith, Miss Beckwith. ward M '
lister Miss McAliser and Ralph W. Ellis The fresuon
rode out to the fox hunt in company win sls W. ~,
Astor and witnessed the start The field followers -
cluded the Presidents son. who RODE s""ie", 80
was honOred with pad, anu se," -
among whom were Miss Kernochan. MIS' ,a
Miss Heckscher Miss Havemeyer, Mrs L. D' -uois'"
- OF, ,ha los, named lady was in at the death, and
sbo WIS awarded the brush The mask was retaiheu o
The kennes A pad was also given to f. H. AppieVoh'
l. s Bryce, sonin-law OF ex-Mayor cooper ., No"'
Work WAS thrown from his horse, whch jumped h'o
,oh and was badly injured the horse rolling ON top OF
him He was taken up in AN unconscious CONDITION. a
son Of T. : Willing of New-York also thrown anu
somewhat bruised. The Presidents son, f. NJ ware ana
Mir Burri also met with troopers The greater part ol
the run WAS seen roads. The fox was not killed
nntil about seven miles had been covered Ihe chase
considered aside from Mr.. Bryces serious acciue"'
grand success. A.
Tomorrow the President VIII DC entertainer w W
Paran Stevens, of New-fork
Governor Iittlefeld summoned 70 PROVIDENCE w.
aay by letter and telegraph because his presence was
absolutely necessary there at meeting OF the otaIe
Sinking Funds Commissioners to complete the transfer
NJ bonds sold, for which purchasers were waiting
Hence he was absent the Presidents informal re-
ception.
The Secretary of the Navy left here IN the Taap
today for Boston, where he is expected TO arrive To-
Caldwell H. Colt OF Hartford, and q party OF friends
left here this afternoon for Europe III the schooner
yact Dauntless, Of the New-Iork Yacht squadron.
Bishop Payne, of the A. NJ. Z. Church, is in town.
Among today's arrivals were Joseph C. Brown, Provi
depce; c. E. Lawson, J. L. TophaIn, Mrs. E. A. Britain
II X Heath and wife, Mrs j. D. spicer, New 1ork Mrs
n IL Spencer sunied; n A. HYDE ana family Indian
apolis T. H. Dewey and family W orcester; T. II Moou
man j. r. Reed, Mrs. A. Bngley, Boston A. T. bre, d.
r a. Chase Lynn; ]. II. Thompson ana iaIniy lolouV
II a. fIaskins, Milwaukee, T. TnOmpklns. I$osi on A
a Kingsland W. L. Waring and wife, New-l ORR; Mrs.
Stiles Burton Mrs Ira Holmes g. H. Holmes, ShlGaeVi
John II. Kimball, Lowell; Stockton HOnSn, fH4iadvs-
mia: W. F. Speer and wife, Giens Falls; H. H. MctcalI,
Quincy: Max Bachert, New-York. 80,
Thomas d. Quincy of Philadelphia. has arrived al the
Anthony cottage. George ii. Kennedy. NJ l. warner OF
Evracuse q. Griffith Maston, of Ncw-1 YORK; d. & Oh4-
yin of Boston, and T. j. Middleton, OF Baltimore also
arrived to-day.