Daily Republican., 1883-08-10

., 1858. 3.-ArrlVals Saturday, August 4,
1857. +. Carter, U. S. n. ; Geo. W.
Mccullough and wife, North East, Md.
w. T. Mearns, North East, Md. WIN.
j. Hooper, Baltimore, Md. f; Mrs. Nj.
W. Conway, Chestnut Hill, Md. Miss
Conway, Chestnut Hill, Md. Miss NJ.
Conway, Chestnut Hill, Md. Edward L..
Felgner, Baltimore, Md; X. Tynes
Smith, Baltimore, Md. Il. B. Smith,
Wilmington, bel.
Sunday, August 5, 1sS3.-Mrs. w.
j. Stevenson, Harrisburg, IA.
Monday, August o, l8S3.-Miss Lii
lian Hooper, Baltimore, Md.
Tuesday, August I, lsS3-Mrs. lamar
McCaulley, Wilmington, Del. Mrs. j.
B. Miller, Canton, Stark County, Ohio:
Mrs. j. Waring, Baltimore. Md. Miss
A. + Waring, Baltimore, Md. I; Mis-
X. +. Waring, Baltimore, Nd. A.
Brown, Lewes, Del.
Wednesday, August s, 1sS3.-Mrs.
Jessie A. Mearns, Wilmington, Del. !;
Mrs. j. Thomas and child, Wilmington,
Del. j. X. Smith and wife. Whining
ton, Del. l.. Thompson, Wilmington,
Del.
Many schools Of bony fish were seen
off Hotel Henlopen, Rehoboth Beach,
Del, to-day, ripping the surface of the
sea and leaping from the water. The
fishing steamers lowered their boats
with net. and took large nunbers of
them. The guests Of the Henlop n
House, and cottagers, to the number of
twenty, manned Mr.. James Bradford's
skitf and pulled off to the fishermen,
and saw them take up the nets and re-
move large numbers of the fish, which
they load on the steamer and take
every night to the fish factory at Lewes,
whers the oil is expressed and a ferti.
lizer made of the refuse. They caught
a large shark, nine feet ong, with a
mouth big enough to swallow a mans
head, and the visiting boatmen brought
it to the beach in front Of Henlopen
House, where the boys cat its tee b out
for melnentoes. The sailors on the fish
ing boats cut great gashes in the shark
to kill it, as they destroy their nets SO
when they get entangled, as this did
On the fish steamers Iuen are stationed
at the mast-heads looking out for shoals
of fish, to which they direct the small
boats and neis.
A fine hop was held at the Hotel
Henlopen this evening, "wednesday,
August 8, attended by the sojourners
in hotels and cottages Your Whining
ton musicians, attached to the Henlopen
House, Messrs. Boulay, Rtchie and
Brown, are quite popular and make
good melody for the dancers. NJ.
- Those Pretty st. George Girls
BY a prominent Society Lady of New
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Peterson & Brother, Philadelphia, Pa.
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