The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-20
FIFTH edition.


Down, DEL.i March 19.-The Senate
passed this afternoon, with amend-
ments, the House bill revolving the
stock company charter OF Reh0both
and relneorporating the same as the
municipality OF Cape Henlopen City,
The amendment being ucceptetl by all
parties Interested, will be eoncurred In
by tho House
Senator Richardson gave notice Of q
bill authorizing the r, w. and b. Rail-
road Company to sell to the directors
of tho Delaware Railroad the New
Castle branch cutoff, extending from
n point near State road, Intersection
with Shellpot~ branch. on the south
west side OF the Christiana river.
Mr.. Piliing gave notice Of an act to
establish and maintain O college for
the education of colored students in
agriculture and mechanic arts. The
bill provides for three Democrats, one
from each county. rs directors, and
three colOred men, one from each
county They are TO serve for three
years. and are to be appointed contin-
uously by the Governor, only one-thlrd
that this colored college shall receive
one-fifth of the amount of money ro-
ceived from the federal government.
The Republican Levy Court Of Sus-
sex County has sent protest to the
State Senate against abolishing that
body, and asks that hearing be
given.
M. Smith sent In the notice Of a
bill this morning to incorporate 1.-THE
Brandywlne hSprlngs Railway Conn
pany.
Richard W. Crook, William jerks
and Rot ert Q. Fulton are ramed as
commissioners.
The road Is to begin at point at or
near the Christiana river, adjacent or
convenient TO the landing OF the Phila-
delphia steamboats, In the city OF VIII
mlngton; thence In westerly direction
to the boundary of said city, and
through Christiana and Mill Creek hun-
dreeds TO the Brandywine Springs, with
tracks to the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad, and OF the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad. The capitol
stock Is placed at $500 cor, but MAY Ebe
increased to 100000, divided Into
shares OF $50.
Mr.. Smith also gave notice OF IAN
act to incorporate the Chandler Trus-
tee Company 1t names DIR. Joseph
H. Chandler, Alfred Noblit Chandler,
Iiolstein Harvey, jesse L. Simmons,
Joseph Jackson PIERCE, Lilburne Chand-
Ter, Thomas Darlington Mark Nj. Cleuv-
Ell, Samuel Gregg, DR.. William Chand-
Ter, Edwin r. Dilworth, Charles +.
Sherburne and William jefferson as in
corporators, and the capital stock Is
placed Mt 100000 The said Company
Is empowered to act as trustees, ex-
eeutiYes, administrators, guardians,
assignees, receivers, committee, agents,
registrars and surety, and insure per-
sons aud the property of others against
losses by death, fire or risk in the course
of their business.
Mr.. Cranston gave notice OF an act
to incorporate "rhe Minqua Iron and
Supply Company with power TO buy
and sell implements, machinery, ETC.,
and a capital of $4,000. Thomas q.
Bellah, William z. Chandler, and Wm.
H. Gibbons lneorporators.
| MIR. Cianston also gave notice OF q
bill to incorporate 1.-The Newark Manu-
featuring Company" with q capital Of
$3.50, 900, to sell vehicles and machinery.
| The incorpoTators are Thomas \.
Bellah, Willard p. Chandler. VIM. H.
Gibbons, Peter Bird and John n. Spen-
Ger. ~
Mr.. Cranston also introduced an act
for the Protection OF Private Proper
ty," providing for the recovery OF
damages for injury done to any ami
NAL by an employee or lessee. Anoth-
er bill provided for the incorporation
of "The Worrell Carpet Company"
with capital of Sl0d000. Cha vlle
Worrell, VIM NJ. WOTell and Thomas
Nj. WorTell incorpomtors,