Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
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Fvssy kyens9nsA oomnsss1 81 Friday.
: usual 1&curaach, OF ~ opening
T. sunmes AeasaA, from this city y
oeoth Itch, toek plaes yesterday. "a
q ecial train of three cars, partially filed,
left at o'clock, q. m, and two more cars
were. added st Harrington. The dull
|weath leA detained many persons
who NedABass6dae if the early morning
had been fair. The run WIS made to
14ewesi BY D. 40 u'El6ck, from which place
nanaefous hacts conveyed the excursion
iEts to the Beach, in less than IA hour.
The whole hide down was very pleasant
LanAar.a ~ iAins-.ak. .D9lsilhnse1ny.-~y~to
which time thefe had been none in lower
|,1skNarsfAAa .$hs6tsxlH lid the dust
I'D ssdled the aif; and at keh6both, from
! O'Clock mill 2, whan "a t-=owsr asAih
began, AaWeather was exquisitely pleas
ant 4 fne sea-breeze came in, laden
With the TONIC. aaor Of Tive seass md there
Wa a splendid sskf for bstliog, OF which
. parry Of gentleman,s end, at least one
courageous young lady took early advan.
tAge. They reported the water cool, but
not too cold for = person Of vigorous
Vitality. ,r,,e9,t -at,-r
For dinner, the party divided, the larger
number going to, the Bright House, which
has been open since the LIST INST, and had
made bouhtiful preparations for guests,
Tho new lessees, Massrs. Mora and Whit
ney, have the establishment in good order,
and Vim undoubtedly deserve a liberal pat,
ronAge.. Almost q dozen boarders, who
intend remaining some time, are already
h tie hoase: They Arc, We believe, mostly
from New York. AT the Surf House, MI.
I Wifliam u H. Bihany Is now ready for
guests, and the house will rclnain open
Continuously for the season. -, ~
= In the afternoon, variety Of business
relating 10 Beach property, the camp
meeting, de-, was transacted. Shortly
ing TO various parties was held at the
offered by the auctioneer. None were
sold, the bids being much under what the
owners regarded ~ their value. The
pFivileges 81 selling horse feed and keep
Ing bread stand at the camp meeting
WOW tucu ouCECus 4uO dtttI UlONkAS
e6b. During this offering, Rev. Mr..
Quigg stated that the prospects were that
the camp meeting would be the largest
ever held at this place, judging by the
inquiries for tents and other indications.
The camp will open on the 10Th Of July
md continue till the 2lst. The COM
mittee In charge of the arrangements for
1t also held a meeting, and appointed a
subcommittee to arrange for the Sunday
School Convention which is to be held on
the Esd and oath Of July, during the con-
tinuance Of the camp meeting. The sub
committee consists Of Rev. j. b. Quigg,
Rev.. w Z. England, W. Records, Rev.
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The Board of Directors Of the Rehoboth
Association also held meeting. NJ d.
LAmborn was elected Superintendent of
the property, instead of W. II. Bllany, who
was recently elected to the place, but had
not entered on the duties. A resolution WAS
adopted marking ot,t q more vigorous
policy Of finance. The Association is now
much embarrassed by want of means to
pay small debts, orders drawn nearly a
year ago standing unpaid, with no funds in
the treasury to meet them, though there
is large sum-probably from 81 200 to
81, 4O0--due the Association for lots, taxes,
ID. It WIS nov, ordered that the secretary
proceed to collect these dties, and be
allowed 10 per cent. on them. II was
also resolved that deeds should be made
out FIR lots sold but not paid for, and
that these deeds should be ten
derea the purchasers, when If the
amounts remaining tue were not paid
within GO days, the lots should be soia.
Ample legislation was obtained at the
recent session of tile Legislature to enable
the Association to enfosSe lis Legal claims
in these respects ..r
The showers had abated by the time the
hacks started to return to Lewes, but on
the way up, another sprinkle was encoun-
tered. At Lewes, the railroad authorities
kindly ran the train, after most of the
passengers had entered, down to the pier,
aGording d eieT Of the waters around the
Breakwater, where number Of vessels
were lying at anchor. AT 6 o'clock, sharp,
the train left, and made good time on the
| way up, rea3hing Wilmington at $40.
The prospect of large patronage of
Rehoboth, this season, is regarded as
encouraging. Mr. Billany says the Surf
House has had numerous inquiries from
probable guests, aud That housej Ms well as
the Bright House, is likely to be well
filled, during the height of the season, at
least. The cottages will be occupied, no
doubt, though the owners of few of them
have leased to others for Tho sepsen, Mr..
Jethro ]. Mccullough has leased his
cottage to Mr.. Thomas s. Poole; Mr. job
II. Jackson his to MIR. james Bradford
and Rev. ]. d. Quigg has secured the
cottage of Rev. Joseph Mason. One new
cottage, thato Mr.. Cameron, of Bridge
vile, is In process of erection, and nearly
finished. There ia the usrel "talk'' Of
extending the railroad from Lewes to the
Beach, but this cannot now be done, Of
course, in time for the present season.
Other railroad conversation is directed tc
the proposed road from Lewes, by Milton
and Frederick, direct to Dover. This, il
Is urged, would materially shorten tbs
time between Wilmington and the Beach
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