Evening journal., 1889-05-02

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over the ciy to witness fae great civic
demonstration. The most Of the Della
ware party viewed this procession from
the hotel windows Delaware had no
representation in the civic parade.
Mayor Harrington rode as aid to the
commander, Daniel e. Butterteld. on
handsome black charger. After a light
lunch at o'clock all hands prepared to
go home. A number had already left
during the day. A start was made both
from the armory and hotel at o'clock.
The soldier boys left amid round after
round of cheers from their entertainers
and reached the Jersey City depot at
about o'clock. Here some delay was ex-
perienced in obtaining cars enough. The
station master peremptorily refused to
furnish more than eleven cars. The Della
ware party had come over in fourteen cars
and Colonel Marshall demanded every one
of these before he started. A compromise
was finally effected by the agent agreeing
to furnish another car. The train
started little before 9 o'clock. The men
were all pretty tired and proceeded to fix
themselves for sleep. In the staff and
legislative cars various amusements
were indulged in.
ded the commissary department aud was
untiring in his efforts to make things
pleasant. A delegation from Captain
Wooten's company came into the car and
| rendered some excellent music singing
several plantation songs.
Among those Of the party who re
mained in New York were: General
Kenny, Colonels Cooper and Newell.
General Armstrong, Colonel McCabe and
George w Humphrey. General Kenny
will go to Atlantic City and take a two
weeks needed rest
In the legislative party there were
Sena lors Donahoe. Ferguson, Crossan,
Collins, Richardson, Lewis, Moore and
Dorman, Representatives Lodge. Gray.
Whiteman, Brockson Eckles Armstrong,
Clark, W. e. Davis, r. A. Davis. Rich.
ardson, Masten, Hynson, Hoffecker.
Short, Downham, Wallace, Morgan, and
| Lingo Secretary of State Salisbury.
Judge Grubb, Insurance Commissioner
| Fooks, Clerks Gum, Nandegrift. Butler
Hynson and Whitaker. II w MacIntire.
Of the EVENING JOURNAL, George w
! Humphreys Every Evening. Frank
Whelan. Morning News, Attorney Gen.
eral Biggs, Deputy Attorney Gen.
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Mayor Harrington, Samuel G. Pearce,
Robert w. Workman, r. B. Simpler, G.
| w. Waller, g. Moore, G. S. Pennewell
State Librarian Gooden, Joseph Biggs,
| Charles Triedler, Rev p. II. Rawlins. c.
Z. Willis, Bradford Murphey, Harry T.
| Ford, Edward Harrington and Edward
Sapp.
Among other Delawareans that were
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tary Bayard, Senator Higgins, Lewis B.
Morrow, William G.. Kerbin, Horac,
Greeley Knowles, John Harrington, viii
liam McElwee John J. Kennedy, A. T.
Christy Colonel Cody Anfenger, Regis
ter MeWhorter, President of Counci
John G. Farra, w. H. Quinn Henry G
Grubb, A H. Smith, J. Ernest Smith
j. L. Johnson, w. Vernon and Franl
Vernon.
Colonel Cody Anfenger met lot of oil,
friends at the Hoffman House yesterday
afternoon and they gave him rousinl
reception. The colonels friends in
cluded some of the most prominent
bankers, merchants and lawyers Of New
York and they were loud in their prais
of the colonel. 1t was with the creates
difficulty that he and Colonel Coope
| coulu get away from IueLu. 1ntV nhu no
seen him for ten years and whei
he resided in New York he was held i
the highest esteem.
Among the ladies who frightened tn
, trip by their presence We're Mrs. Senate
Richardson, Mrs. General Armstrong
Mrs. Manlove and Mrs Richards.
Judge Humphreys son and daugh
ter visited him at the hotel. The Judge
was away when they came and they wer
taken under the fatherly protection Z
Colonel Anfenger.
Charles E. Coffey took charge of th
headquarters in the hotel The wants q
the party were looked after by some e1
cellent colored servants.
Sergeant Quinn met with quite
serious accident. His horse fell durin
Tuesdays parade. His right leg wa
severely wrenched and he was confine
to his room this morning, it had swolle
so.
Frank Wood, So years old, Of Dover
Del, was taken to Bellevue Hospital yes
terday with dislocated knee, which HI
received by falling in the Bowery Woo,
was placed on the train and taken hom
this morning.