Evening journal., 1892-11-19
DEMOCRACY. S TRIUMPH.
1t Will Be Celebrated in Grand
Style.
COMPANY H TO BE INsPECrEr

COMPANY Il TO BE INSPECTED
An State and Government Property VIII
BE Examined by the Inspector General.
sherin-Eieot Gould Appoints His
Deputy sherins aud Prison omcers-A
sercnade by Negro convicts.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEw CASTLE. November 49,
Ex Mayor Wilmer Hanson. chairman
OF the Central club committee. issued a
request last night TO the citizens OF New
Castle TO illuminate their houses aud
adorn the buildings with Japanese Ian
ferns. candles, etc. on Monday evening
when the Democrats will hold a great
Jubilee i'm this city. and one of the most
pleasing parades seen here for long
time is being arranged for. Arrange
ments have been completed for the big
celebration aud after the parade United
State Senator George Gray. New Castles
favoiite son, viii deliver a short address.
The speaking viii either be from
the archway Of the old Court House
which viii be decorated Tor the occasion,
or IN the Opera House, according 10 the
weather. but it is to be done in open air
so that the assembled visitors may all
have the chance TO hear the bright re-
marks The parade will include the
City Cornet band, the st. Georges band
and Hyatts Military band, and two
drum corps Charles ~ Davidson will
be the marshal of the cavalry division
and it is expected that over a hundred
horsemen will report to him at his head
quarters in front of the Gilpin House.
early in the evening, as all the Democra-
tic young men in the surrounding
country have expressed their intention OF
riding in the parade upon decorated
steeds.
This morning Colonel +. G. Boyd. Of
the governors staif, was appointed chief
marshall of the procession. lie has
appointed as his aids Captain J.
r. Phillips John H. Martin. Charles
Holschumaser. Charles Shearer, Captain
Harry W. Herbert. John E. Connolly.
Charles II. Cleweil. Richard J. Conway,
Andrew IA. Gallagher. He will announce
the route Of parade on Monday.
Company u to BE Inspected.
The sixth annual inspection OF Com
pany II. ist Infantry. ~ q. d., will be
held In the armory on Wednesday, Nov
ember 80. At o'clock In the afternoon
inspection OF quarters and an inventory
OF an state and government property
will be made by Brigadier- General II. r
kennoy. at o'clock in the evening
the inspection proper win take place,
and viii be conducted by the same
officer Captain J. r. Phillips. in com
mand Of Company II has sent out in.
structi0ns that each man uust have all
state, government and company prop
erty that IS In his possession put in first
class condition, and i'm his locker in the
armory. not later than Tuesday evening.
November 30 and his rifle must be ina lbs
place in the gun rack. All excuses for
absence must be rendered on or before
the night of the inspection, so that In
spection and muster and payroll blanks
can be properly dlled up and sworn TO at
once. All men who are on night work.
and who will lose time TO attend the in
spection, will if they desire, be allowed
one nights fun pay by the company,
The New Guardians Of the Jail.
Sherif-elect Pierce Gould has an.
pointed Joseph II. Gould, of Wilmington.
10 be deputy sheriff; William II. Money.
of Townsend, to be deputy sheriff; john
w. Dennison, Of Chrstiaua hundred. TO
be chief warden; John Moore, of vii.
mington, to be superintendent of the
stonepile; A. p Stetser of Wilmington.
TO be night warden; James II. Foster. of
this city, to be night warden. Chief
Warden Dennison has served as night
warden ana stone pile boss at different
times during Sheriff Simmons's admins
tration, and is a very cautious officer.
Sergeant Stetser has also been night
warden of the jail since the escape Of
fahey and Woods, several months ago.
James H. Foster, the new warden, is a
well-known and able bodied fisherman of
this city who was booked for chief of
police here ii the Republicans had car.
ried the city at the April election.