The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-13

Dail5 OF RED, Whlte ana Diuo lire.
The house on Delaware avenue which
deserves special mention was that OF Dr.
A. l. Frantz. No. 504. which was tastefully
decorated. Flags and bunting waved
from every convenient point and around
the entrance were many lanterns.
The Old Republican headquarters. 7tli
and Market streets, was covered with
ilags and bunting. The latter reached
from the roof to the second story. Hun
dreds Of tlags OF oil sizes were fastened
over the VITA dows. Pms OF red and blue
fire were kept burning. Goldey's Com
merlcal College. corner or Eighth aud
Market streets, was draped with rcd
white and blue streumers and countless
star spang!ed banners fluttered in the
breeZe.
Among the other decorated residences
were those OF Emien HeWes, No. 9O7 Della
ware avenue. william Ii. Churchman,
Nicholas J. Byrns, william q. Spruance
James Frye, Washington Hastings, Edgar
M HooDes. Thomas j. Talley, W. Ladd.
Market sireet-W. Ladd Samuel II.
Bavnard, James Monag han. CT. Rudolph.
delaware House. NJ Malroouey, Wyatt
a Co., DE sofa Brothers, A. l.. Ainscow
~ Co.. Standard Machine Company. Moses
Last Eighth street-Samuel Rldgeway,
Matthew MoGarvey. John W, Mcysy seth
u. Feaster. Edwin kershaw, F.U. Stidham,
Daniel stanton.
kirg street-Young Mems Republican
CLUB, DIR. j. L. Wales, Drs. l.. and L. A.
kittinger, Dr. J. X. Brown, Ord. HJohns.
A. u. Lee. William Green, j. II. L. Mont
gomery. klcitz " Sperrle. DAILY KEpUBLI.
Can. VIM. Alsentzer.
Washington street-D. P. Barnard, Dr.
j. Paul Lukens, pr Merritt Bulburd Goo
W. Goodiey. Ferdinand l. G!lpin. William
IL. Pierson, DIR. l.. L, Negantienk j.. Nor
ton Poole. Charles $ Roob, NJ. Ii. Bring.
hurst. Jeremiah Muhoney. the Rev. A. T.
Scott William l.; curry George Y. Simp-
son. y s. Il Butler. George W. Renting.
ton, Thomas 5. Lewis, George w. Rob.
exits.
delaware Avehue-J.sA. Colby, Howard
Garrett, Mary q. Mcdowell, Cuionol Il. IA
Floyd. the Gables. Chinese lanterns and
flags.
West street-lIenry +. Dure. Richard
Patzuwsky, Catherine Scott, William w,
Loodeil. U. f. Rudolph. Phillip H. Clark,
j. laws Sisler heLry q kobinson.
Madison street-Juhn w. Huxley W, O.
johnson. A. z. SPRINGER.
Jefferson street-Hpnry Q. Porter, J. L.
Smith, Mrs, Caroiine q. Tatnali, Charles
Il Fritz John e. Baker.
| West Fourth street-Samuel Media MEL,
| Lewis 5. Lee. II. T.. Carey, William Il.
Clayton william II. Moysteii. ] l.. Carter,
James /. Wood, Thomas AusDnlne, Is, s.
| Clark. Jr.. w 5. GerVsn. David IL. Coyle.
| William Ii. Sanders. Francis Muguigul,
| John McMullen, Samuel opeakmHu
IL VI
West Eighth Miss Eva j. Green, Thos.
| Green
| lie illuminations we're not confined to
| residents along the hue of march but en-
| thuslastle EarHdes carried sue d OF culureu
| llres anu shot Roman Candle balls heaven.
| ward. In the Eighth ward flags were
| more numerous than Ill any other section
OF the city. Every topuuli;an dill bis
| duty just as lie uid ON tuesday of last
week.
Among tina hanuttfuIIv .dapnro MT
uses was that of Captain thomas john.
| sou, NO .l2 West lard street. Captain
| Johnson EN- ployed "A pr OCCASIONAL darura.
tur and had iits home covered with lllg,
| temporary pedinent WIS built over the
| corniee FROM the apex of whlun located Il
great cluster OF flags; beneath then we've
series oil graceful festoons. aud UsJween
the upper windows was II hand ID ne Nal
| tese cross. Then more beautifully fes-
/ TONED bunting over and surrounding the
] Delaware coat OF arms. and below TINS
more tri-coloted bunting these pretty
| decorations were brilliantly lighted and
made very beautiful scene. winch was
| further enlivened by great display of
| fireworks
There WAS striking display OF banners
| III front OF the building No. 9l5 Market
| street. Stretched from curD 10 curU was
| one streaner. on which was painted these
| legends; MY party; my principles; my
| demonstration Our Victory and our
iuuiIation;" Peace declared ~ Supreme
happiness with a stick in In it, n the
| leaders are sick why plnch the Druecn
horses No ollce Tor us. but We do our
| part They call US soreheuds but We
cah stand III" "Arn't We having FAM Why
everybody laughs" Tho dIppluy was
greeted with great enthusiasm
In addition TO those dwellings and bust.
ness places which have been named tuera
were hundreds of other houses when
| were more OF lees decorated with nags unu
bunting ana illuminated.
II was sad by many that Frank Mitchell.
OF No. III Van l'uren street mad the iiuost
decorations. They were very unique aud
attracted general attention.
Ihere was not Ilak displayed from the
| resiuelite OF senator Cray. ut Fourteenth
and Market streets. Willard SauisJurys
| residence On delaware avenue was also
! devoid OF any Illumination. This morn.
Ing there was found ON The porch of the
| latter gentleman's residence canvas box
containing this legnd: The boys know
how To vote when they arc hungry"
MI }. Edward Addicks reviewed the
parade from tho Young Mems Republican
Club rooms, No. SO King street, where
he met hundreds OF Republicans He was
introduced to them by Mr.. Vim b. CLERK.
Inc gentlrmen We're highly gratitisd to
| una Mr. huu!cs5 such pleasant una In
| le!lEeht looAing man, and were fayurably
Impressed With Eiin Mr., Addlcks hal a
emile and happy greeting for each one to
| whom he was Introduced
/ 4A'i.oiS bilo ouL Vi lONIl VlSlLOTS were.
j, Edward Addicks and Robert j. Hanhy,
OF Brandywine Hnndred Delaware Clark
| Of Delaware City; George L. Stengle of
Port lenoslt William Reynolds Edward
., Matthews. Colonel q. W. Marshall
Mark l. Davis. Dr. j, s Prettyman. Tleo.
dore Townsend of Milord Henry ",
1aLnon,oI acknowledgements lecl Joseph
| y. lruXton Of sussex county; Sherli elect
?: Luther shaw OF Kent county; liobart
Houston OF GeprEetown; robert SewelI Of
] IN n md
tailve eject Ezekiel Fleming of nn,ring.
ton; DE-. q, Layton Grler, W. n BoggJ,
beniah Watson, William I smithers, ].
FRANK Alice, :. Is. L9uderbough, \. A.
Watson. W. L. smith, l.. G.. L.. smith, A.
d. panuer and George NJ. Joues
OF Dover; tho Hon. Stuedley Darling
Ton Il, Larry Tyre. Robert /.
Hayes Jesse j. Hickman, tbs Hon. d.
Shlth talbot aud Horace Il. lem ple, all OF
Wet Chester. Clerk of Council James
Campbell, District Attorney W. Shaelier
) A. Burke John ID. Les, Colonel s. A.
Mood ard ", L. Thompson ali OF Chester.
ihe Dung Mems kepublie an Club served
hunque III Eden Han III honor OF the
Nest Chester delegation. Tables weru set
Tor @Oh Ihe decorations Were hand some
Inc Chester Republicans were banu ueted
at OlO Market street by tie l;epuulcaL
1nyluebles.
special tralu carr ling $50 people cam
to this city FROM NewdrA over the r., ". X
Is. railroad. Among those Oh board wore:
John Filling. f. w. GURUS, " e Curtis
hIlrod a. Curtis. Samuel j. Wright AID
John Pllling, Jr. special train also
came from Vest Chester
ueleIuiion OF twenty-five men of the
Union l.eague OF Philadelphia yere pres,
eGt i e party arrived IN this city In a
special train which was put On by MIR
Iugh, OF tho Pennsylvania Iatlroad Aftef
tile parade the delegation was entertained
at the home OF Frank Pyle lentl and
Franklin streets.
Some " the men In the party were
Meslrs. James Butterworth, WHO was
chairman OF tue delegation. james Pol.
lock. Hudolph Blapkenburp. IIanigan
Hastings, lay, Williams. Welsh Penning.
ton. =
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