New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
COLD WEATHER AT NEWP0RL
THE HEAVIEST SURF FOR YEARS.


A SPLENDID sIGHT-PoLo GsaEs-soclL NO
DENTs-ARRrysiA
NEWBORN, Aug. 29.-The nea'y saii
beer the chief cause Of excitement mere toass' Sh
Ocean Drive was thronged with carriages ''oaA' ~
wind blew fierce and cold from the ao'ln SUI ~
shiverea In overcoats The waves were the nsa's' ="
for years. They could be seen rising in oa' y,
Looking like low range Of green hills Then sney s'a.
break into spray. thrown sometimes MY o0' -"
90 chasing in shore, leaving waite trail OF mns
,,n, ,n,ots from a locomotive. Sometimes IL loosei
~ n fierce snow.storm with wind was In propu~
waves scaled rocks thirty feet high and roneo a'"A
cataracts on their landward side. :
Crowds OF people left their oafnAs" I.
v,s,t snouting Rock and others or"s'
croves Point where the scene was one
aeur Two lines OF breakers running IN st ns" ~
m each other met and broke In Wild conius"u' -
roar OF the waters was deafeniug. Seaweeo, 49, |.
even large stones were rolled up by tue safi, n.
some places went clear over tue Oce"n .s
waves were terrific just east OF Gooseoerty - al
a., ,aot oil round the shore the air was WINE WV "
,ur,v Nh boats yentured out to-day, is ocns my
rio 20 land M Narragansett Pier or TO make sa' Wy
ulock Island The New York boat started 'ohs.
ovsr Fires were needed in ali the hotes au' 80 -
and n frost was feared II the wind should 50 u''s
night No such surf has been seen In ten yeaa~
has been unusually angry for days, ana pa, ~
who arrived by the boats this morning 50! 'H''
were terribly shaken. 49, .,ssuS
Owing to the cold disagreeable weather Wv n
ance ut the polo games this az ernoon was uuus-
small The sport however. was good -. lss|
were played. ak OF which were scored p' Wv a
,oor, the pines. The Blues were MessrsL be'''
Hitchcock. and the Reds Messrs. Thorn. Mofu c,.s
\ Kay
Mrs. Ogden Mills, Miss Astor Mr. ana MRS 20 ". u
land, Lord and Lady Manoevillc anu '
Vanderbilt were among the spectators =, .ustx-
uassrs. Iobn sanford and W. c. Sanford =,
dam. n Y. have presented two elegant caps nd
ornors of the Westchester Polo Club Tor the as
,n,,cn for pairs but the indications are 'n al
ma nl,ved for this season owing TO differences s.o a
IN ,he clnb The saufords carried on 'n' .,en1
vear IN n substantial manner and this ye". al
th.,r interest I'm the sport by furnisn'ns
will not be competed for. ohout he st |
few OF the cotagers will leave Town o. ,,l rep5
die OF next month, but the ma)oriy ", .,noiy sbis
until tho first or middle OF OCTOBER L's' a. cav
un''' .no ~ r.ma,nder of the season VIII Dc 81
thinner parties were gwen touay W
uer and Mrs. r. q. French ,, cara dsr
49,, vrs Mitchell. of philadelphia, ga' s.,,st
n,r,v nj tho Casino this evening. MIS- ling
NrwYork, also gave a dinuer-party 'n, are 90
Mr. and Mrs j. X. Roosevelt, OIL Ne"'
OF Mrs. william Aston -. check Scr$~
,ars. Gardner Brewer, of Boston, sent
N the Claiming Fair to-day. ..noouerJs7I
The new steam yacht Utowana and INC '''
Wave Crest have arrived here. -, the 30
General stone, OF New-York has afr'os and tsu
cottage, where Attorney General Die"
are staying. xr.ssaehusstni
Congressman and Mrs. Morse, OF No. ME-. Island.
Governor and Mrs. Lltleheld. o. kn sre a: 60 o.
Professor ID. G. Eaton, OF Yale 0o"s and family ~
House, aud Commander Hon, u D. ~" .,.r
the Aquidpeck 90, q, Ney. York, are !"
Breakers" .>, xort has arrived ~ -
at Ochre Point. ar. n " NJ ba'ovwI ~
son' T. ~ Richards aud wife, J; M i..ry GriswoSs
shaw and wife l.. IL Watson, Dr. rr sop aud vi
wifs O. A FItch E. H. sell. r. y ,y ya and ]. fnfeSsp
New.Yorkj r. Il. Britain ana md y, B. Dssiass' q osss|
iaston; E. N. smitn. 2. u: So md wife, Of bf'~
scEagef, OF Englandi F'HsrpenoA