The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-22

Tuesday, Nov. Goth. was one OF the
joliiest days In the jail that has been for
several years. Even the prisoners seemed
glad to see the shsrifss friends. There
were about 70 dined from different places.
and several called later, In fact an over.
flowing OF friendship was tho feature OF
the day. No accident occurred with the
moving, except one young lady, who came
in buggy. became very cold. This does
not often occur, for young men generally
are so warm-hearted the ladies have no
room for complaint, but George will
know better the nexf time. and II were
him l would never suffer another lady to
growl over q matter or this kind. Her
little poodle, however, kept her fset
warm, and the handsome muller seemed
to have great deal OF heat In 1t.
The dinner that was spread for the visi-
tors was creditably gotten up and from
CRY friends, ono would think they had
been fasting. The royal cup OF coffee
and many other things came~ from
Charles l.. Simmons, the grocer OF vii.
they were OF the choicest George Reed.
OF 407 King etreet furnished the meats.
and II you want a good roast you know
where 10 buy--you fully get the worth OF
your money. Reod undoubtly will sup.
ply the sheriff with tho best meat In the
market at .he lowest terms. l pity the
iaiy who bli5tered her hands carving
poultry. She would not have had 80
many to carve only lady No. kept eating
so much of 1t, for her appetite craved
chicken aitor spendiDg 30 much time
hunting the pickles.
Warden Francis was kept busy allowing
the people TO ente- the jail, and Moore
seemed to undsrs tapd his business nc the
stone-plle. TIE sheriff did not dine with
the friends as 1t was late when he arrived.
Those who dined with the sheriff and
deputy.snertf wero Nj. and Mrs. Light
Grimes. Mr.. Charles l.. simmons George
Reed, MIR. Mcconnell and MIR Hutchin-
sou, and what do you think topped all
this oil2 The Now Castle correspondent
thinking there would be refreshments
about came in at the eleventh hour and
had the cheek to ask the Stanton CORES
npndent for the news OF tue day. Now, IL
Gillis is not cheeky lie will be II he will
orty 80 under Instructions from one who
writes good deal ard seems to know
the New Castle news.
Among those present were Sheriff Gill
lis and family, ex-sheriif Simmons, Rev.
Y. S. Collins. hey. N. Browne, Mr.. and
Mis-. W. q. Hawthorne, Mamie W. Chan.
dier. keicel Chambers, J.. @. Springer.
Levi L. Mann. our genial VIM. LegR. pro-
prletor Of Stanton Hotel. Geo. q. Kurtz.
daughter ami son, Addie Groves. Harry
Mhiteman, Mrs. Wainwright and son,
Miss Lucas. Misses jamie and Emma
Currinder. Lille Grose. Lou A lie. Clara
Wilson. MIR. and Mrs. J. Levy. Oliver Roth.
well, j. Stafford, James Price OF Phila..
Geo Appleby Henry Wilson Richard and
Jno. Robinson, s. McCormiok, Harry At.
kinson. Robert Jamison. Al Davis, Jam ss
Hance, John Kyle. Frank Eastburn. Robert
Wilson Jesse Smith. Albert Woliaston,
Elwood Wolla5ton end Johu Taylor.
There were many others whom we could
not learn their namos. II were q CORE
spoudent would get there, even II New
Castle don't know only what Stanton says
and then the Morning News comes In also
How about a correspondent who takes
everything In but forgets the choir.