Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-27

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nss sW W. soo'sa's"oy VI tae "se~o1' ~s
sxomaion to hshoboth Beach, yesterday, would
have beea the most successful, In = financial
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comprised about
ONE HurpaHD rsnsoSs, \
to whom the trip proved very pleasant jour |
nsy. Il was wholly free from dust, and tho |
pesease vas 10 rapidly made through dissolving !
vievs OF peach orchards, berry patches, wheat
sud pAature fields and forests newly clad in
peture's robes, all freshened 4 and
Vigorous under the influence OF the
gently falling showers, that ample compensation
for IL nbse,,cs OF the sunhsams was found in
50 uvIckeped impulse which had been given 70
Naturs. ma No excussiontstp rstoacel with their
| farsnAr friends whe were welcoming the raln
Wherever it descs,ided. A few persons were pick
Cd up q The several stations q which the lgain
halted. and the whole party was landed at Lewes
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tney oeneld the osoken Asss"en's' rt.. 4.
At TIE nEAon'
Leaving tho carr 1t Loves the excursion party
vshiclss witch were in waiting for tho train.
This vas the most uncomfortable portion Of the
whole TIP. The mating showers compelled the
lowering Of tho curtains and many Of the party
being rather thinly clad felt some Of the incon-
venieuoes Of damp penetrating wind. At the
! beach, however, . warmer temperature was
found or tho temperature WAS made more COM
,, Portable by exercise. aud although the mist was
still driven through the air it did not prevent
rsmbles Along tie beach, where almost every
| one wandered, gazing At the porposes disporting
themselyes upon the. waves, or gathering souven-
: in Of the trip, Aheavy fog curtained the ocean
I | "a that tho view was very circumscribed. The
! entire morning was spent in these rambles and
!. IN visiting the COTTAGES which were thrown open
Y for the irst time since last season, aud every
Z ching Wa found In the same condition IN
which il had been left, save thai
! the dust had sifted in through the weather
: boarding Of some of them and covered every
2 thing within. Those which wee lathed AMI
!, niaatnred we're in : more cleanly condition
= = Sust before dinner, Rev. mr. Mason, OF PhilA
y pelphis, offered his cottage a. public sale, bu
y | INA h,0hest hid being only \ little In cxcevs O
+ an hundred dollar. no ssls was made.
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= Adoipnus brown, General Fre'ght AND fas
& .engos Agent OF the junction q breakwater y
p H. and 10 conncoting INES, was one OF Inc pm
81 ~, and On the way 70 the Deach NEG humerou
conforences with members OF the AhSociato
10 relative to the extension OF the railroad froI
70 Lowee 70 tue sessloe inc result va
that In the afternoon business mee'
10 Ing WAS held in one OF the pa
= lors OF the Surf House, which was presided owe
u by Jno. w. Causcy, OF Milford, and 1. II. PUN
10 mer, OF wilmington, was made secretary. Al
Causoy stated the object o. the meeI'ne, sh
p SAD thas lie was authorized y ne 'uhcnon
70 Breekwater II; y, 70 Say that u me sssoelatio
u would subscribe ?25 0N, or take '0Np shares
70 stock IN the =: u. Il, H. Athe par value OF ~
o. I shares " ezo.) the II. i. 20. would oDneate
~ extend IT, track from Lewes 70 the peach
on I 4 n Cnmnsnv vSnld not ho said. ias,,e III
~ stock on the now portion OF the ROAD put Q
We the old portion which ne said, was not vaiuele
n now.
th tho nsonia ~ W,mipc,on fall in the entarnris
us | .rd thnrght that IN oach Int holder couid
mr. assn ascS vonld snbscribe one or more shar