Evening journal., 1895-01-09
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
FOR A GRAND INAUGURAL or GOV
ERNoR-ELEcT MARvlL.

no Admission Fee Co tho Inaugural BAN
win 30 Charged-And In Consequence
Various Colored Danes OF Dover Are
Having New Gowns Made for the occa-
sion
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. 9-Tho local inaugural
committee met last night and completed
the arrangements for the inauguration
All the members Of the committee were
present and ss everything moved along
very smoothly, It did not take them very
long TO arrange things satisfactorily
d NJ Wilson was chosen marshal aud
J. b. Wharton was selected and named
TO the committee by some Of the Repub
licpn leaders as one aid while a selection
was left with prominent Democrats as TO
who should be the other aid, and EldAd
CLARK was named. The Delaware state
militia, under the direction Of Colonel
George W. Marshall, viii be present and
will add to the luetre of the occasion. A
Communication has been received from
| the faculty Of Delaware College, stating
that the cadets. about thirty-hvs In
number, viii be present aud will form .
part of tho parade. They will be under
the direction Of Lieutenant Frler.
The inaugural ball will be held In the
/ rink, at the corner Of LoockermRn and
| Queen streets, and no admission fee will
be charged There Is talk OF issuing
tickets FOR the ball, these tickets to b
placed With competent persons and TO b.
given 20 such persons as will appreciate
the ball aud to such as may desire tn,
same This gives the colored people q
chance TO attend, and is a cause OF much
Joy Many of the oolored women are
having new gowns made for the ocoa i0r
and they expect 70 be seen on the h'or
A committee has been appointed to cleai
the rink and neither time nor money
will be spared in decorating and IL
making the occasion one OF merrimenl
and rejoicing TO all The reception vii
be held in the court room A COMMITTEES
has also been appointed to decorate th,
Court House hall and it began work thii
morning.
1t was left with the marshal as to th,
formation OF the parade, which has noI
been announced yet The route OF th'
parade will be as follows: Forming Of
Loockerman street near the depot, It viii
march to Bradford street, up Bradford Il
Reed, out Reed TO Governors avenue
up Governors 8 avenue 20 Cecil, out Cecil
to State, down State to the Court House
where It will be reviewed by the governor
and his staff
Many Of the citizens viii decorate boil
their homea and places of business, an'
the scene promises to be a beautiful one
The twelfth annual session OF th'
institute for colored teachers will be
held in the Whatcoat NJ E. Church IN
this town. on February 9. and 8. Th
FIRST session will begin In the morning o.
the 9th, and call has been sent to al
the teachers TO be present ct that time
as their salaries will be allowed the sam
as II they were teaching The executiv
committee has prepared en- excellen
program filed with competent In
struotors, whose discourses will prov
both instructive and profitable. Tn
committee has secured the services Q
Hon. George v. Murray, OF South Caro-
lima, who will lecture before the institut
Thursday evening
A petition has baen circulated askin
, the colored citizens Of Delaware to cleo
, two delegates from each school south Z
Wilmington to assemble In Education'
Convention at Dover Feb 7th. to cor
slider the educational interest Of tn
race, ana petition tho Legislature 70
better educational facilities.
Clerk Of the Peace Dickson, Of Ken
, county, Is bemOsning the destruction {
his stable by fire It was burned Q
! | Monday, but it being at Woodside an
: he at Dover he did not hear about
} until yesterday He places his loss .
5000 upon which there is no insurance.