Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-11

tue, GA, John Kendall, Sll, Leonida
Pennington, 528 Ii. Martin, Els J. 8
Lichenbsrg, sI6; Thomss Perkins, 514
Charles Smith, $40 james Mason
Seventh and Lombard; Mrs. Reed, 4o3
DR.. 7. A. Ksables, 400: F. c. Ayars
1916; u. 7. Smsltz, 3l3; P. B. Ayars 3lS
W. II. Martin 322; Mrs. Mundall
304; John R. Gallagher, 300.
Along Market street were some very
attractive decorations.
II, r. Bringhurst showed profus'
ion Of bunting from his store. I
Adams L Bro. displayed fags and set
of Are works.
Gsorge Fl. Ash burned red FIRE and
had his store illuminated.
John G.. Baker had the stars and
stripes floating ON the street and hif
house illuminated.
4. C. Stotsenburg, had his house
brightly lighted up.
Thomas J. Giles, No. $40 Market
street, made a handsome illumination.
DR.. Joseph r. Tantun, No. 500
Market street, had q very attractive
display of Chinese lanterns, which was
among the BEST along the line.
C. K. Gano, No. 12ll Market street,
made 6ne display. ,...,
George Jones, 1923 Market street, had
his house illuminated and displayed
the American flag.
Knoch Townsend, No. 1901 Market
street, flags and lanterns.
John d. Adams, Fifteenth and Mar
ket street, illumination and decoration.
J. B. Wilson, Fifteenth and Market
handsome illumination.
DR.. J. J. GAllsgher's drug store, flags
red fire and lanterns. ....'
Joseph Tatnall, No. 1903 Market
street, made fine showing.
Edward fatnall, 1905 Market strsst,
brilliant illumination.
Christian Febiger, 1907, handsome
illumination and transparency.
DIR. X. g. Shortlidge, red fire and the
American flag.
Henry Lea made handsome display
Of Chinese lsnterns strung along the
front of his house, pendant from which
was tne American flag.
John B. Murphey, 1914 Market street,
made an attractive showing.
Joseph Graham, 1906 Market street,
hid his store lighted and very hand.
somely decorated.
Joseph Il. Whalsn, 1905 Market street
L ut, k,ras ;IInunin.Tad
Thomas Frees residence at 1907
Market street vas brilliantly lighted
up.
Adam Grubb, No 1916 Market street,
showed creditsble quantity of bunt-
ing and red fire.
W. M. Tucker, 2l02, George West,
2104, VIM. Macallister 2l06 and Rob
inson W I'd, 201O Market street, had
their houses lighted up and decorated.
L s. Bullock at the end Of Vaudever
avenue covered the front Of his place
with lanterns.
The house Of Captain Charles H. Gal
laghpr, at Fsarteen tn aud King street
was gaily decorated.
C. Morrow at Fourteenth and King,
also made good display.
G.. B Underwood, No. 1915 King
street set of q profusion Of Are works.
Mrs. Downing at No. 1918, Rudolph
Volger, 1916; 8. =. Belts, 1908. and R.
Baldwin 1906 King street all made ex-
sellent displays.
Mrs. Hilles at Tenth and King had
her residence illuminated.
is. Bullock al Ninth and Orange
displayed decorations to be proud Of.
Samuel Miller's decorations at III
W. Ninth were very fne.
Along Ninth street from Orange to
Tatnall were the Ansst decorations on
the route-those OF Councilman A. P.
Besoher, Charles Baird and Washington
Mason.
Edward 7. Taylor. 90S Tatnall street,
gave fine pyrotechnio display as the
parade passed.
Along Delaware avenue the resi-
dences Of MessYs. Fell, John Scott and
NJ. L. Lichtenstisn were illuminated.
Benz amin Nields, Bsq., No. 800 West
street had the front OF his residence
decorated aud made a display Of IRE
works.
A fine display of fire works was made
at the residence OF George W. Bush No.
705 West street.
The residence Of Levi C. Bird, Rsq.,
was ablaxs with Are works and red fire
as the procession passed.
Other displays along West street
were made by Messrs. Samuel Harlan,
Captain Kelley, B. T. Bye and 4. X.
Crawford.
OF course nothing like all the deco
rations are given above, but this is
owing to the fact that the publication
of complete list is impossible.