New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
A FOX-HUNT AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT Aug lI-TO-day's fox hunt was
success the greater portion OF the run being seen from
the road Alb forty followed the hounds and at least
twenty we're in ut the DEATH The country was very
stiff many OF he walls and timber being five feet high
Several persons were thrown injured The horse
Of Mrs. Mayer nee Bedoe) was badly injured and the
rider " as dismountcd The Of eight miles and
was made in about fifty minutes. Reynard was cun
down in the open, about one mile tins
side Of Tucker Hill in the town Of
Portsmouth. Miss Lily Hayemeyer, sister Of the
lady who was handed the brush Friday, rode
straight in every sense OF Word taking all the walls
a. well a. the huntsmen, and she presented Will
the brush Miss Hewitt. daughter Of Congressman Hew
it, Mrs J. W. watcr Jury aud Mrs Mayer were the only
ladies who rode but only Miss Havemeyer, was in
at the killing The pads were given TO Foxhau Keene
son Of james r. Kcene, and to J. Keruochan, son Of
James F. Kernochan. ofNew-YorL
C. H. Popes c. c. Reed aud Theodore A. Thayer, Of
r .s:on: j. NJ. Buher ana family, Of indianapolis
T. G. Newell and J. ". spaulding
and wife Of Chicago J. 4 Bell Of Toledo Mrs. :.
barrow OF Paterson. y. }; ; Jessie son. of Baltimore;
Dr. Potter. United states navy \" d. Ford Of Baitl
Kellogg Of sunDury y. G., arrived at the Ocean House
r. T. wilson, Of Newark. gave dlunerparty at the
n " t-t0r starts FOR Rome 70 assume the duties Of
Amc1, au Minister early ll september
Tne garden iete for thr benefit o. he society Tor tue
Protection Animal Wi net AT least Il 800 The event
occurs on Wednesday 40 the Ic,drucc Of the president
of he -oc.ety Nathan Apploton OF Boston.
A duner-party was given tlis evening by C. G. Bald
VIZ, O. Iisslns ana C. C. Fuller Of Hartford; R. A. Brown
oil -. aud v T. Foster NJ Providence the Misscs
HurI OF New-Orlelus; A. lambert \. \. French and
" IT. Campbell OF New-York; Francis l.. Abbott and
,uss Abbott. Of Pnnadc.phla and r. NJ Murray and
" f. : d. Fuller aud H. v. Weston, New-Hayeu are at
hS l ren. Of New-York c. F. Putnam Of Fitch
burg: Philip Lydlg, OF orange, y j., are NJ the
Congressman McIane Of Maryland. occupying
tage at tIi- place.
All the sn0re cottages are occupied.
some match games Of polo are 10 be- arranged at an
A1ofher weI-attended hop took place at the Casino
several Of the principal lawntennis players have
10 ienOx Mass compete IN the match at that place
bean at the skating Rink tns eyenin Under very
PIER, Alhany Washington and Providence are entered
for Tic prizes
NEWPORT. Aug. I5.-Dinner-parties were
gwen ns evening by Mrs. w. ". AstOr and Mrs Thomas
fbr arrivals al the ocean House tonight were
the following: d. f. Keating. or Webster; ~ H. Ben
uey H. SANFORD H. h. Plant, N. h Pane ana y > I'm
He Of MI rnCS Hs and j. John l B. W Francis A. Els
and VIE, of Lowell; Laura h. Aver, OF Chelsea A
March and wife oL Wsstminster M1
,,,nford " E. Turner of Fan River; T. C. Butler Of
NewarK; j. :. Disson aud Thomas f. Minby OF fhila-
drlphia; Charles Bgycr aud Wlfc ana Miss NJ D. Baly,
of Wheeling Va: Mrs A. ". Merriam and Mrs. f. 5.
Wainwright OF Milton Mass; K. Harlan, OF washing
| ton aud A. Warren aud family OF Meriden.
This afternoons arrivals at the Aqldneck House
were "A follows. C. H. Thompson ana j. T. Wilmer, lr.,
OF Phiadcl pha; G.. T. Tbtyer and WIFE J. r. How, ";
RaIph EMERSON Mrs. NJ. h. Lewes aud l.. ". Able Of
Boston; Hector Craig and family ana Mrs u j.
White of FIammghan; \. 4. Thompson, Of
MONTGOMERY Ala; a. j.: Meyers, Of Washington;
p g. Iresry ana wifc, H. p Malone and wife, ana D. j:
Thaver and Wife Of Bradford Penn; IL H. Henson, OF
York: Mrs william :. Kelly and g. Baylor, OF
Washing gton; +. rcer and VIE, ~ u LOUIS Mrs;
r. son OF Brooklyn, and l. d. Cusling And family OF
Boston. r-.....-, A. 80.
vaebts ReS0ut Maria DrradnOusht aud Peerless, and
the sloop yacht Pirate, all from lAe east" aFu nave Al
rived Lere.