New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-23
THE PRESIDENT AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 22.-PTesIdcnt Arthur
sleeps tonight I'm the comfortable country residence
owned by his friend, Ex-Governor Edwin ID. Morgan, of
New-York. The Presidential party, which consisted OF
the secretary state the Attorney General, General
Hancock, accompanied by two members Of his personal
staff, ex-Posmast r-General and Mrs Jewell and Mrs.
Frelnghuysen, arrived here at SIS b. III. from New
York the Shore Line Railroad passage being taken
the bay In The sail down the bay To
oWpOrt thoroughly enjoyed. The residents Of
COnanicut Park the bay, prepared a
genuine surprise in the shape OF fireworks, which
sent off just soon rs the steamer came In sight.
Nearly 5000 persons Commercial Wharf where
the steamer landed her passengers Governor Morgan
accompanied by John y. A Grswod, OF New-York, who
entorains the secretary Of state. and Ward McAster
also OF New ork, VINO has Attorney General Brewster
~ ls guest were conducted on board the steamer i'm
mediaeiy her arrival The party landed, the Pres.
dent being conducted 10 Governor MOrgan's carriage
through the crowd and amid cheers and the waving Of
hanikercncfs. Tie President driven directly to
Governor MorGah's villa Nuragau,ett-aye, where
hc dinod quietly with the immediate members OF the
family and retired AT an early hour.
General Hancock went to Chattanooga, the residence
OF c. c. Baldwin, OF New-York, where lie met a Few
friends dnnerparty and later in the evening he took
possession suite Of rooms at the Ocean House where
Tomorrow forenoon the President will officially re-
and Mayor Franklin and members Of tie
Newport City Government. and he viii drive
to Fort Adams, where BE viii witness review Of the
4th United states Artillery. In the afternoon he Will be
rendered reception by Governor ana Mrs Norgan me
bnnd from the United states training 81 uddrOn VIII be
stationed on the and VIII furnish music during the
afternoon On Thursday the President VIII call Tor
few minutes at three receptions and in the evening Will
attend private dinner gwen by Cornelius Vanderbilt,
OF New-Y York On the following evening he viii attend
Commodore Charles ii. Baldwins bail and early In the
evening will parakc OF formal dinner rendered MN
by Governor Morgan, who Will invite number OF as,
tingushed guests 10 meet him. On saturday lie VIII
meet representative summer residents grand fete
champetre, attend POLO games ana III the evening dhe
with John JACOB Aston. On sunday he VIII attend ser
vices at the Presbyterian church. and on Monday ana
Tuesday Will try his luck bass fishing AS the guest Of
several gentlemen at West Island
Ihls viii be OF the i've lest weeks III NcWpoTts lls-
tory ) watering pace
One OrmOre new sumInerhouses are to be erected AT
the Town and Country Club met at the residence of
large atteudaLce l.. richardson, OF Boston, read sew
eral selections -
HILL OF Philadelphia; the Rev. Dr. Cooke, and Cardinal
Mctloskey of York; Bishop Cnataid, or Indiana;
and the Rev t. Kette of MOrrsania, N Y, are spend
ing their yaoatiOns at this place. -
H. johnson and ". ". Ray and wife. or Washington;
j. W. Moon and wife. OF Philadelphia W. W. BeeDe
and wife, OF Railway; G. NJ. Harris and family, or Bng
hamton; VI. l. Lewis anu family, of Cnllcothe ii. \.
Grant ana vile and j. f. Lee, OF Spencer Chares NJ.
w l., Wallace and family, OF TarrytDwn ana j. e.
Kendall OF Grand Rapids, arrived at the Ocean House
tonight .t,. -, A..
Father Mathew Total Abstinence society.
HarlestOn Parker, oil Boston, has sold two acres OF
his land at Ochre Point to Professor James H. Wilson,
of New York, who rs 10 erect a summer residence.
Tie schooner yachts Ruth and Meta arrived to-day.
Professor Poslewae, OF West Point, Is the guest OF
John ". Ills, of New-lork
CHARLES A. Harris and J. F. Lewis of Ncw-York, have
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