The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
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o.,.--arSs POPULAR seaside
~ ~ rv.tering Place.
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,.aS 81 DeiawI.. D...,, place.
LRenOYo LSoS Al the Bright, Q number Of
% Tnuisus and gentlemen dissolved
hung ladies - ware. for the time being,
q eacn el,s,ou' SSa The young Iadies were, !
siea,'iT .sa @ost successful, g they generaliy
siDki tne ~ mo- oecsdous. They took . trip
% susn .,,S men fairly enyied when they
n ne youp h eonprised q delightful ride
sh ol ~ Nils and Vales--plcturesqtie
bong sne sonobt. and in this ride through
lnsIy ssI.y,,~vsrIand ~SI Of Delaware, u was found
ss,as s'ons and magnificent. az tine terminus u
FGleOusS VA I'll tbe party boarded beautiful
the lluS 'gera @ soon transported by the
Eht ana anu MN" Kat came from the South TO
ue OlS's' : Mace where the famous tribe
nluaS' H. tbat have so long resided in
uS'S a%sro were encamped. ~ ~. ~. ~
sSS ", seeIng and becoming acquainted
ifi H. HABITS and customs OF these
Ao natives who were most hOspl-
tll',6, ,Ssm. among many things put
eW ra,sr ' melon patch at their dis
~ ~S n The Young ladies startled the
i; spu ~s0tlemen by their great partiality
~ w t6eIr melons. The party had aglori-
,iuo nws and to verify this fact, 1t suffices
uln'' 20 o say that 1t was composed
.ss lne most NJ social, and pleasure loving
" W ,.SIes % along this beach. The young
v 49, ,S trlp comprised o ride 10 Lewis
' s,n and there they procured'two sail
and spent several hours In sailing and
~ IN and about the Breakwater. The
hooked 1850 fish. t,tS,,ei- -f.sal
TEE NEW HOTEL.
!. hotel project is becoming agitated
" ,bs % %snterphsing and moneyed men of
.cs Ttba question In which hun
JfI If neople sre interested. A prominent
smsp here told me a few days ago that
II5OOO had been subscrlbed, but,
"A ne company fall to raise the desired
\, by any specified time, the company
A0rrcw the money, and proceed to
h, hotel, thereby, making the build
M new hotel an established fact.
'uShdon has already donated sufh-
mad TO the company. A wealthy
~ aid few days ago that he would
N DIX men who would contribute
money TO build the hotel. ..i.
thursday man named Young Jacobs
here from Berlin, Md, In q horse
.rdage. He had driven the distance,
d, in about four hours. The roads
" heavy from that place, and the gen
ID unfeeling treatment towards his
brute caused the poor animal to
vn and die within one hour after 1t
here. The horse was valued at
wtlOn of Guiteau's black cap, that
sed at his execution, has been received
The fact of It being In any way con-
with the assassin has caused people
10 little amount of attention. IL
ntby prominent physician ofiWashl
AT THE BALL.
foil dress grand ball given at the
House last evening is not recorded
the great events of the season. The
Rs well attended, and prominent per-
well as beautiful dancers, were
those who participated. Miss Marie
Of Milford, was the prettiest young
the floor, and the simplicity of her
md her natural manners were courted
and all those who were admirers of
when displayed with all imaginable
nd beauty turned their attention to
ung lady. 1t is but justice for me to
she is the ideal of every young
DO sees her. The dance continued
bout | O'Clock this morning, when
slclans (fOr whose benefit IL was
we're congratulated on the success,
press themselves by saying 1t was the
Op OF the season.
lCert was given here last night by
chers' Association, In Scott Chapel,
benefit of the chapel. The program
Hllently arranged, and even the most
u expressed themselves as highly
with 1t. The entertainment was
Phrgely Of music by the Trinity
choir of Wilmington, which was as
Professor 9. B. Rhoads, director
ouch, soprano Miss Liglinan, alto
pwAsune, tenor f; Mr.. Benson, bass.
Ae wa the feature Of the entertain
aud TO Professor Rhoads and his
! commend with the highest
lhe entertainment was also
more interesting by the elocu-
efforts Of Prof. J. A. Kenan, Prof.
M, and Hon. W. H. Purnell. The
llnent extended about the usual
" alter the expiration of this time
lenee, which was most gratifled with
tnalnment, was thanked for their
uOnage, and then left, some for their
homes others for the grand full
VI which was was held at the Bright
H'er Burton, proprietor Of the Bright
Sno mas for several days been in
owing to nervous prostration, ia.
'A'eu TO say, able to be out again.
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