Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
AFTER THE INAUGURAL.
EvEHYRDDY TIRED A NJ ID BLEkPY
PROCEI DlNes OF TIRE
LEGIs LAT UkE.


WI The Inauguration, which has lon
III been looked forward to with consider
@ able interest by the peop.e througbOu
Se the State, Is now ono Of the things G
III the past, and it may safely be said tha
% the ceremonies were the most success
Rxful, and the affair the most brilian
Mknown for many years. The ball II
M Couit House Hall, last evening, VIA
III certainly = "tony" affair, ~ far a
1T dress was concerned, but in point o
N good dancing it might well be tstns,
o failure. Evidently II has been SOM
II time since the Dover dancers have tax
en part In this exhi,irating exercise
&,and consequently they are out Of prac
ltioe.
M Among the large number Of pool
xdanCers, however, were several ladiei
ESand gentlemen, IA few OF whom were
8bfrom Wilmington, were we'll up In the
2& 2&terpschOrean art. Fart OF the fore
fgoing evil, az far az waltzing was con.
Cerned, might be attributed 10 the in.
HCliDed floor OF the hall and the large
#number Of spectators who persisted in
Forming a circle around The dancers,
|thereby cro~ding them into rather
EphC'I iF'lttIFi "hlIZlun
Every difficult. NOtwlths' anding all
this, the merry dancera had a good time,
[and the event WAS one long to be re-
membereh. The music for the occasion
WAS furnished by Prof. Ritchies or
chestra, consisting Of four pieces, from
Wilmington.
The streets this raornlng were almost
deserted and only those who were com
Pelled 10 come ont, TO attend to bust =
bess affairs, arose b-ior. 8 or 10 o'clock,
y nearly every pertou In the town did
bot retire until the " wee small hours"
y the morning. while quite number
I'D not retire at all.
This morning dri2ziDg rain set in
re' zing AZ fast ~ H. fell, which made
travelling very difficult for pedes triaps
hts rain viii, in al probability, spoil
be sleighing, which has been exceed
hgly fine here tor -cyeiGl days
Among tho Ccntng events Ia the
nuouncenIont Of ii ran MASKED ball
be given az the Hoe! Richardson in
be Gear future. wuIrh Is being looked
brward TO with g:eat expectations
mong tho principal movers in society.
William Il Geistr, young merchant
this town, was )oined Ia tho hoy
Onds of matrimony at o'clock this
ftornoon. His bride vas Miss Eena |
alloway, ana the CEREMONIES were per |
brmed NJ her residence uL New Street,
y the Rev DR. Caldwell, Only The
pembeIs Of tao tanJiiy wn-o present To
bltness the ceremony.
After the happy co1ple had ben pro
n n.I "a Ia. l,.,t Il
an excellent dinner, previous TO en-
arkiDg OF the p. III. rain, en,route
Philadelphia for short wedding
Pip
N They will also visit Baltimore Lefore
heir return home. On Friday evening
DC newly welded couple will be ten
BRED reception at the residence of
be RroOm's parents. A large number
"A Invitations have been sent out, and
be affair will no doubt be brilliant
ne
u His Exeellency, Charles G. Stockley
nd wife. accompanied by his daugh-
Dr and John II. Paynter, paid visit
D both Houses Of the Assembly this
horning, and during their stay we're en-
hgtd Ia conversation with several Of
he mem bsrs.
pRospFcrIvr OFFICES II
81, ,
"a. " 30 "o" Nv ~ ~. ..a,t tt ns.as
be filled, viz: State Superintendent
! Free Schools and Insurance COmmis.
.Oner. For the former position there
fe three or four candidates, but the !
6;ii,s uI WIZ oo out" ni.., ~ uonsa
i,i.ans' neni o't ., 1t' ,a'' iou'e'
u '"T ptesen. "ss'S' II oupe,.u.' n
.' mr. o'fp"n"' "a. "ao,s1, W
u, i,oi", ,s "I"o ,v',Ii, n'u'''ias, ~. ,at 10
,;,a .osou .ha, wi, -, ,,"''h , A. rnr,,au,ar
I wnrLing v,rv .if. .r,IveIy for the posi.
Han. Roth &; m, lat named gentle
S.n' 'bava h.., bn,,onhol;nu ,he netn- !
hra Tor a.vsral navs
fTna ,aconm.rd.,,on of Govsrnor
ooL,.u in H., In,unu,sl ,Jdress for q
"a ann1;,t,nn,, nt IHr,n S,,n,riniend. ,
:, "ppI . -. .,anI n,n,ty wili un 6ouht =
nya a ,.nJ.rcv N lessen the fipht. =,
Fb,t oc,ion ths I,.pisla,urs will lake
,bis nnin, cannot he detnrmined but
a sna,,.s, ion s..,na to .triksthe IN naior. 9
I, ~ ,ha rno'nhers as h.ing !. fayorablel
",i,i,,1, lana nssd.d as theI
ia. ~ ~. ,,,c. NJ ii. nre..nt tineI
~ ,"o " arlu.n. i' for h,th tn, snpsrip-
49,, a,a III. ,usi.ta,t IT, il i'm c
sa;,i. ,an "n ,ha,,' =" a,v. ,ha various Q
EnonI. ,hn o,,sn,inn inv should have,
nSo'' n ''o A'tou ''1. Etis,;n,,., .'.J thars a
rol ineu' ,1' nv. o ,.;n ~ ~ Conner )
'"o 'an"'n"'oo, u - nnuo h
l' y. D'rT'' sm,rra Tbers /, no Il
i LsI, ,hIa,, VI NJ r,nmsr leads in the ?
ho' thaS mt. Ui'pp. ", praha b,litv ha an- a
n'' anu "a's M IA nnu a., pos pnl.ss antered tho a
k.'o. ~ a. a. ~ ~. nhanca. are verv Il
Rht at late Gay, MS cnancoS "io |oi' t
E,,, ,.., ,o,,;o, Cor
mere Is some ,i il.'lo 'JHap'' Wupt hn, II g
I l,,,naro L., ,,rcal.d that i Frank h
gi!ls will be appointed Register OF G
Wills and W. II. Hobson Will bs the
IexJ clerk OF tho Orphans Court.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.