Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-28

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onArles NJ. Curtis, q. o. Choa,e. NJ M
g,noate, +. ". y. Oboate, William Cooah ],
wilkins 0ooch. ]. B. Cooper, 1'homa, NJ,
W ", Professor oonrelt, A. A. Gurtig, n,
W. Curtis, j. II. OaleS, IsaAc i Caksln. sr.
lsaac y. Cassin, IT,, CAlvta W, Greene
Delaware CLARK, L 4. Cooper. J. l.. Clifton.
Waliec q Outtis, George s. oapalle, Flank
Collins, IL. n. Curtis, William DYER 4,
NJ. Donnell, n. A. Davis, Evan W. Dsvis
Henry +. Dure, Charles ID, Evans. John q
Elliott, Daniel Dare ~ ,ollaIs. Thorn a.
foraker. Coen Ferguson, u. B. Frsz,r, a.
rAlsr, W. A. Fariss, r. B. Brnzar, Andcew
" fishsr, q. J Fisher, william r Griiflth.
l.. u. Green, William A. Gum, George "
phry, Thomas Z fiurn, juha RI. H ffseSSr.
George d; Hayes, William II. Hiil,
tfeorge d HYnlon, g b Hancock, William
y, Hail, Joseph Hyde, Frank W. Harold
william irwin, John o. johnson, Gsorva
" KARI, XII kts1iek. daorgA D. Keiley. Gan.
u II. KenneY, Dc. II. &. ~. K0lloek, Joseph
y. Luton, DR.. Alex. L1Oar. q. NJ. Lindsay,
sAnuei Llndsav, q. II. j., Lewia, W. X.
Long, r., NJ. u cLaughlip, Robert MeLuuph.
10, uaarles II. Manll. Edwin Moore, William
A. Morrison, William Miller, john p.
Maasten,. N. NJ. Motherall, Dc. q,
". Marshall. II. A. McRIusey
J.. II. E. Montgomery, Isaac N. Moore,
Robert M)theratl, Prof. A. I. Naats. n, n
ocncltree, J. ". Pennington. wllllam a.
postles. j. W. Parrish, e. W. Parrish, John
Filling, J, J Pic, John Pulling. Jr., W. O.
nennypacker, II. J. Pratt, William Porter.
LEONARD ruling. W. A. Pratt, Prof. O. L.
penpy, Hiram Rheiy, W. A. Reilly. Jam Is
Rankin, Il, W. Ricketts,. Crawford Rankin
Daniel Ross, DR.. A. N. Raub, II,
keedy, John Spencer, ". II. Steel.
Watson u. Sperry, CHARLES II. Slnkeit'
Daniel Thompson, J. A. Taylor, Msrrij
Taylor, smusl Tavlor, Mansel Tweed, o.
q. Voshell, E. n. YallGndigham, Abraham
yandegtiiF, L. o. Yandesrift, Esq, George
L, Wnittaket, ]. A, Watt, Roger Walsh, Jos.
l.. Wills, A. W: Walker, Fralk Whelen, A.
u, WhAcket, A. W. Walker, Thomas W,
Wilson. Stansbury J. Wiley, Or. II. Il. Wolf.
Lewis q. WallAoe, James A. Wilson, George
W. Williams, 4. D Wright, Edward Wilson,
X. ID WRIGHT. Benjamin Willis, Joseph II,
Walker, W. Scott Vernon, Joseph A. Bond,
jones Hosslnger.
Grace was eaid by the Rev. George NJ.
Bond, and the next hour WAS devoted b n
vigorous AMI appreciatlye discussion o.
the following
MENU:
Oysters In Ice.
Chicken croqueues.
Boned Turkey. '''' '''''''
Chicken salad.
Fried Oysters
Rasped Rolls.
colory. Olives.
Champagne. Sherry.
Assorted Creams
Fruits
Nuts.
segars =.-.. Coffee.
roAsTs AND RESPONSES.
When coffee and segars were reached tho
| literary feature 81 the feast o3gan, DR.. Raub
seting as toast maatsr Tee toasts aud re-
sPons were w follows;
"The Town o. Newark" Charles NJ,
| Curtis, ESQ, Of Wilminstoa, IN raspopitng
spoke Of Hewark's ancient history, dating
back 10 1863, when It's first % lrRat day
privileges ware granted, and briefly re-
terred to It's progress to the present. day.
He spoke OF Ne1ark's present greatness
with it5 three wards, its town council, its
| fra department, and lis town isbt. OF the
latter he was proud, because It was f.
Cured for the benefit OF posterity and
posterlty would pay for II. Mfr. Curtis re-
ferred In fitting terms TO the water works
OF tns town,
"onr Industrial Interests" John Pulling,
Newaeks well.knoWn manufacturer. rs-
sponded by brief reference TO the indus
tries that had prosps.sd In Newark, inciui.
Ing this Dean mills, with which he had bean
connected. aud which we're destroyed by
ire several years ago. Hs spoks OF the in
dlsiri3s tbs town eEp9otef to get IN the
future, by reason OF its splendid situation,
I lf.N t,.us Soc.
pass9d railroad facilities, With 63 trims
each dav.
"rhe Nav Water Works. L. @. vands-
grift, Esq., Of Wilmington, responded by
complimentlng Newark for It's energy Ia
giving 70 the town this great improvemenE
and thus paving the way for future sucGess
"rhs Day va Celebrate" SenRtor-elecs
Anthony Higgins was introduced TO respond
to this toast and was reeslved VITA
tnmultuous applause and thea hearty
cheers. Hs congratulated the people of
the town for their enterprise, their energy
and ths public spirit they are now display.
Ing, aud prsdietei successful Iutura for
the place. H,sremsrks wore enthusiastically
spplauded.
shall OF Milford, colonel OF tina Firsy Regl-
mont, N. G. D., responded With an elcquent
tribute 10 no college which he claimed rs
nus tliilt tH'OEs NJ CgHHAol Athlcu fho
people OF Newark on the renewal OF tho
Dplawars College chlrtsr, on the brilliant
pruspsers Of the institution under Its nov
pre,idant, Or. A N Rlub, Rud on the com
meniaols euesgy they had displayed la iu-
Algutaring th3 great Improvement, tbs
c5nsumms,lol Of which they were engaged
In jlyiul,y celebrating.
'IOu- ElueatlonAl Iuis-esta." This toast
was announced by q Jvernor Blygs, who, IN
Sal ~ 80 nj liza ~
called upOa President A. N. RauO OF Daia.
ware College for u response. Prealdent
Raub was greeted with a hearty round of
applause, aad sIto- referring TO the general
educational ficilitles OF tho town spoke of
the Zrea. advantages OF Delaware COLLEGE.
He s,,id the college WhS now DTepnred 10
attend 10 tho educntion Of tire youth OF
Delaware in a manner fqlal 70 tbs best Ia
stitutl0ns oil learning 10 tie oouutry.
"rhe z ate OF Da'awaro." dove1nor
Btcgs r,spdndel In q sloHiog tribats 10
Dslawares patriotic devotion to the govern
men, ~ the Onion from the days OF The
American rsvouian TO lha present tins.
lie smoke slnqusntly Of CeJar Rohnay'5
riis t. PHila ieipail 10 volts fot the Daclac'
alton Of IudtpanfanG@, ali referred 20 tbs
gblo rsp,esan alton tie Stats had always
malutstnsi IN the C)DSrn's 1t Washinrl9u.
J'he governor pail IN able aud al0quant
given siyIs' three HI hearty casprs whom ha con.
cludai.
"OIr daes's." Edward q. Bradford, Eaq
nj wilmington, IN Response u rils I1a,-,
graesfuI,y lckuoWIa3ssi this warm hnspt-
,ality th4t the people Of Newark had ex'
tendat 10 iss guests during the day. He
sail Newark had reputation OF years
stanlinc9s . seat Of learning and cautte
ot Intelligence, and that the future OF the
iowa Is bright Indeed.
"Ths Delaware Legislature" Speaker
J1hn II, H1if" 'kec soil that rho snarsl
s.ssnbly, ii sugh composed OF two parties,
worked m prrfeat harmony md WINS ever
soady 10 leg!.ats for the best interests oil
rae SIStr.
nThe prass." Watson L. Sperry, editor ct
the Morning Nsirs, maze a brief ralpon4e,
and warmly ccmDiimented the people ot
Ma uysrk mon the great denomination OF