Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-03
MUSIC AND HUM0R.
bvNo MEMS REPUBLICAN,
CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.


Manners.
rn, Efforts Of tne Young Mems Re
.hlir,u Club 10 give o fiat class enter
amen, in the Opera House last night
|, prtciafci by large audience that
NM moi have been better pleased aud
!, ,losed itself in frequent outbursts
fprsuse.
Win the exception Of couple OF
a,icsl elections the entiro programme
|, zone Ii rough with and every mum
,llcitel the heirtiest applause. The
Lerlur overture, "Past aud Present" I"
me oyehesirs, was inspiring and very
nj o,y presided Mt the meeting, but %
N / .rns came each performer came
.pi pericrmed his Ur her part. The
500: at was not SO TO be-" BY N.
b,uo Clowarl, was finely rendered,
when he retired he declined coming
l.r.il iu response TO repeated calls.
0Ligh, al EycLt de-" was the na,ne Of
ugu. .itely rendered solo by Miss N.
Ttelusn The audience wou d take
ieai,l aud Miss Thielmsn was com :
elsi to rtapp,s ar aud give another 600.
qlep elme \ solo from a cornet BY
lotsor 4. .hirra CT Philadelphia, who
Guo,, mad, lis siiyer-toned iustyulcnt
e.S ia aGlibe tones M tho sweet
rtus OF Tue Lot Chord" reverbsr-
lel etyunA the hall.
TGep cue Tie second turn OF the
luscL. part Of The program, aud Mr..
lwgrd iarorsI iLe auiituce with o
strie solo callei Thursday" Mics
leup had another favorits solo To
iir eailri "Come Unto Me-" The
iutst s,ralns Of her voice carried
ar,sace win her as the gentle. sub
hi ibi thu died sraY, aud rs M.sa
liaDia va, loning to retire the audi
t brole out into prolonged applause
y I'D not cease until shs reappea.ed
y retdfTsl another 500.
Prolacr shrra followed with another
Firing sJlo called lie Reve D'Amour.
encore called hin back to render an
ltr, and alt ra lew minutes the Hon.
ionss Dcaa 'son, preceded by Senator
sgirt, AMI followed by Samuel NJ.
hor, President Of tho Young Mems Re-
tilcan Club, came upon the platform.
NJ vtie received with loud applause.
trof Hlsglus took seat, but MIR,
poaldsOn remained stAndipg while
ssisnt Knox, In a neat address, pre-.
tisl Inn 10 tile audience,
W. donaldson began his very interest
silress by referring to tho bixh
iacter atd lame OF Delaware's repre-
Nal'ves In the national Congress. He
l.a'ulatei the audiepce on the fact
Al there bad been nothing to DO re-
t'ed q he Last, and the bonorsblo
eolu hal not detei iorated In the eho, e.
Q, ,Aa Hon. Anthony Higsins ss
tl'ei S'a'es Senator.
~ ! onsld't1 hen, In an easy and
latd inanner, launched OIL Into the
PATTON oil PERSONAL "reminiscences of q
NEnber Ui the public mon OF the country,
~ fecolectiors extended back to the
lsH OF Henry clay and Daniel Webster,
ssll tiist Patiirk Henry, Daniel Web.
IAN Henry Ward Beeeher We're con-
y. Vie three leading orators Of the
W. his personal rem iniscsnres ul
sft wing and Thomas Corwin, two
aH,n of Ohio, were CT q very inter-
u cb.rscter.
h,Ielltsd characteristic anecdotes OF
;isi W Wet ter, Roscoe Conkling, q gorge
LaMuls and many others OF the
'hg men Of the nation. o. killing
hl be was enc Of the keenost of
slhi laos' eloquent men OF his day,
ulaii, he lie Jared, was he funniest
Low Ia lie United States Senate.
.sh@ W. Ayr, who was appolnte !
M Of Nevada by President Lincoln
"a0 atierwaId became Senator from
Natr, Wa described as one of the
.a','l aad "lttiest men who ever sat
lle eeuGte.
sltiflrg TO General Butler he said
general Lal had All operation per.
lSa M on lin cooked eye aud he would
~ now DC kno8n any more. He WAS
~ However, oi freat Wit and learn.
ssI 'Ht oi tho few men that actually
VS. vile, aud although she died
lesh a2o the general still holds
y IofY III the most aiiectionate re.
" oLe t'or5 told was OF General
~ Is.pe answered the leit.r Of q
r,oa,,, !" ,lgrs vile askin. aid, by send.
t,,u.Alf' lot two years, u tum sufii-
ma, 'ul,i ott tue family aud buryipR
vu...neh nneh he died. Mr.. Donaldson
unis,' MIN that he ATTENDED a
he As AsN W.. meeting in Massa chusetts,
10 ,n,a nsa W Dc une of the speakers,
|icheil n pnslps individual had
bn "'. =. rope AcrMs ne road in front
usJsnp III ron NhicE dangled a
Eai.o. :, n. ias General taking In the
spoon ',He gsi i'ofFsfe aud pointing to
Iel b,cak 80. 80, Pie-se excuse me, l
s@ a5ld'ati were toll ofar., .,,
lIat fs ,a's' VI General Grant IL was
h " ms M asAed G'ueral Meade one
n r",,y maay inen lie would reserve
! lIe tIifi 'I'o oA'ile. General Meade
b. ptia,rl nPying Col. Crawford,
|,s!np ill., aRtliA Bucktail Reyiment'
a. ID ~ ,,, Nv; ms, he called to him
alyri "in 'he zane question, when
og Ceas,i sa,i one.iourth. Coming
|al l1rrs 'al Sheridan passing I'm a
k,lien "ty, he asked him tho 'ama
lei lI' l. 4aen !. the general with a sur
ii Wa y,k tGuadered out: :Hold
tAl,nigs5i hohe; put 'em all iu -
tSbnl IA tAl faTiagut II wa. reIa,ed
DoualdI.aaew'ias ~ wa ready to shell the town
Im Of ,sa s0af,ile he seut to the vari
|uudr, 'ae ship Hartford to a,k ,bs
Ehonas6 'pts'n Wainwright n the
WaI"rwvrt,s would disturb him.
,e i',nt answered; "Nn lel thar,
utis, a y | Will go out to the mus,c ni
Irp.I ,Isa' M, dropped hIs llardkercs,s, 40
,Insrfig,i,a, f,ia At the frat shock Cap,.io Aa
Esest S,s'a'on s,.,oa,'n referring to the ,bree
max k''ase.inen ,,.s Of the age, mspt,onea m nss
I nsni,aI sem all came James a. 'oRs'inC R's,u!C
tusIt Itnil"n inm. OF the namo Of I.hs, piains
b saovI,a.. 2 ioad and prolonged " .pnlanas T.,as
bcSs',slth Wa. with tho man nan from OF NE M,,na na'
np, p, ~ d,ou yehemsntly Tl re1,,sn aa'ne, ne:
Aeltps 10 10 a. M,,crI6s ricLeiy ie. and .bsr .nt
N m ~ .ea.is cl', Isl woman and q. - hon.. .en !.