New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11

MRS. AUGUST BELMONT INJURED DURING TIE FOX
HUNr-PgRsOAAL GOSSIP.

MRS. AUGUST BELMONT INJURED DURING TIE FOX
HUNr-PgRsoNAL GOSSIP.
NEWPORT r. l., Aug. 1O.-To-day's meet was
on Indan-aye. Mddetown, near tho summer residence
Of Edwin Booth The roads were dusty and the dresses
Of many OF the ladies ruined rne field WAS unn SUI
ally large among the followers being MI and Mra
August Belmont. Mira smythe Mrs Basett Miss Cross.
Miss Havemeyer Miss Cneeyer. c. ID. Morgan e. Hitch
cock Frederick Gebhard II. X Norman, C. G. Bald win.
f., +. Appleton. Raymond Belmont W. O. Wtherbee
Foxhal Keeae, b. Weaver, J. Kcrnochan, Mr.. and Mrs
Fairlnan Rogers. Mrs. Porson. h. ~. Ware.
O. 4 Brown, J. ID. CheeYcr, Gordon
Prince c. Havemeyer. L. Turnurs. NJ. Lancer
and STANLEY Mortimer The hounds were hunted by
f. G. Griswold Tue run unusually fast aud over
rugged country The hounds generally ran north an d
they were unusually fresb Mrs. Belmont and MISS
Havemeyer thrown the former being injured con-
sideraby When Mrs Belmont fell her ridng-h was
torn from her waist aud left on the field. She was
quickly placed In carriage and at last accounts her
INJURIES said 70 be not as serious as generally sup
nossd About a bakers dozen" In at the death.
In view OF Miss Hayemeyers plucky riding
she was awarded tho brush although she did
not go over the whole ground uraversed by the fox
Morgan Ware Turuure. Hitchcock, Gebhard and with
erbee In at the death. IL was quick run. some
seven miles being covered about forty minutes AT
least 300 equipages at the meet on Indian'avo
which admitted OF between and eight carriages
standing abreast 1t tho best meet OF tho season.
and was attended by people than had been seen at
any OF the other The mask retained for the
Kennel Three pads eaten by the hounds, while
me fourth was gwen 10 @. Havemeyer.
The Casino governors further investigated the disturb
ancs at the subscription dinner at the Casino Monday
night but they did officially announce the result OF
their elaboration. - -.
The weather mere is unusually cool Fires are fire.
quently at the hotels
The new polo grounds Will DO USED at present. Tor
practice. The Westchester Polo CluOs lease Oh ther
present grounds has another year 10 run
Dinner parties were gwen this even ing by Cnarles
Wheeler OF Philadelphia, and Mrs George +. Jones,
David King and Hugn T. Dickey OF Aew-fork
Judge BlachfOrd Will return TO the Waite Mountains
TO oin his He was called here 10 try patent
case will take possession Of his Newport cottage In
about two weeks
MIR Caprl Is expected here.
John Winslow wife, OF Boston. have arrived at tho
Riga cottage Robert Riddle Brown OF Baltimore, has
arrived at the tPansy cottage Schuyler Hamilton ana
family Of New-YOIk, have arrived at the hhrtsnorh
Las arrived At Gsnmell cotlage Edward Matthews
aid FAMILY of NewYork hSvo arrived Hnd rented inc
Ksgnald W Rives and tho Misses Rlyes, Of New York.
tie Flsh Commission, aud Dr. John e. refers OF new
York have arrived bere ,,. -.
H. H. Shoemaker. Barton and Howard Hoppn. OF
Philadelphia, aud George H. hcClshah' Jr'' arrived
at tie Aquidnick House TO-DAY. - - .,
H. * Douglass, oi MARY landj Thomas b. oau,ier
Mira r. NJ. squire, W. q. and j. j. CONN, CLINTON hOose
veli r. Darling aud wife. j. 4. Richards and family
and A p Frost OF New-Y0rk j. 5. Stanton aud W. NJ
E r. Pratt and A. A. Waltge, OF BnIaIoj JOhh a.
Brown, IT,, and Daniel baugh and wife, OF Pnilsds
mia; Henry H. Roosevelt, OF New-foIK; ana H. NJ
Weaver, OF Newark, arrived at the o9eA h3u.e
MIR, w. H. Oney, Of New.York arrived at tho Uaited
States Hotel