Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-02
Stove and I'nrnitplc Company passed Il e

The Warren Athletic Club incorporators
are A. !. Calhoun, John Bancroft, G. I.
K. Bates, William II. Ewing George II.
Kerr, John w. Crumbaugh, Frank I.
'ierson benjamin l.. Spence, CharieS +.
3iclsta, Samuel j. Horn, John ]. Mcbride,
Andrew w. Selak, James A. Stafford and
Lewis w. Ragan The object set forth is
the intellectual, moral, physical and social
improvement and cultivation Of the mem
ycrs. The capital stock is limited to SlOD,-
100 divided into shares of such value as
the corporation shall from time to time
determine.
Representative Dascy received on Satur-
day telegram announcing the safe arrival
at Savannah, her port Of destination, of
his schooner, the Priscilla ScrDncr. The
schooner sailed from Baltimore December
10Th, and Captain Dasey was apprehensire
that she had gone down. He lost one
vessel in December and another last stlm.
mer.
The appointment of committee to in
quire Into the delay in constructing the
upper end of the Delaware bay and ASA
walnan canal appears 70 he bringing the
answer. Last week land owners along the
route were notified to remove the standing
timber on the right of way. This is re-
garded rs an indication that the work is
about to begin.
The Mary Emma Colcazer, who is to be
.
bly,, the legally adopted daughter of James
| Hubbard, of Philadelphia, is the wife of
Henry III. Colcla2er of the Philadelphia
EccoyJ.
In giving notice Of "An act concerning
| private corporations Mr.. Cooch said:
1.-THE object Of this act Is to include build
| ing and loan and other associations of
! similar character termed Homestead asso-
| Citations This is all know concerning
! the contemplated BILL
| In his morning prayer Chaplain stone
! cipher said We pray Thee, o Lord, To
bless especially this morning Thy servant,
| the late Chief Justice. BE with him as he
/ draws near unto death, if he be indeed
| nearing lis end. We pray Thee that Thou
4 wilt prepare him for the great change and
/ if it please Thee, grant him an abundant
entrance into Thy favor and the rest and
| reward Of Thy people"
Clerk Of the Market Smclta has been
| here to-day looking after the objectionable
4 bill discriminating against the selling Of
4 produce by persons outside the state. MIR.
i Salisbury, who, hy tho way, does not
! favor this bill notwithstanding the odium
/ cast upon him as its legislative sponsor,
received letter to-day from its author,
who states that he will he in Dover to-
4 morrow ready and willing to own his
"bnntling'' and back it up with all the
4 clOqucmGe at his CommauG-and he is not
| J..
docs not wish this gentleman name men
1 toned III advance Of his arrival, but it vii
surprise the people of Wilmington when
1 it is made public, for, Notwithstanding the
! fact that ihe bill is essentially proteC-
ton run mad, its author is prominent
/ Democrat aud an inyeterate opponent of
/ MGkinleyism.
Peter H. Cooper wants the General AS
sembly 70 give the friends and opponents
OF the wilmington new lastle Eiectric
~, iiwaf ou, pau.,G ertI, ~ W,,tIa ia
toirin~ T'r NJ, " tbc mer;ts or dcmerits II tbis
charter NAV be had, Willard SALISBURY
is here, ON behalf of the Wilmington City
Railway company, to extend an invitation
10 the legislators TO come up 10 W Winning,
oi ~ NGNt n,,,., fi,"as m..u ih'PeO' 'tio
eiectric railway SYSTEM
Captain Dasey reports that since the
opening Of the canal the hard shell crabs
| in Assawarnan BAY have softened into
WnanInrs that ducks have crown
,in,,. u, 49,, .r,,i, ,,,I ,,o.,ES 49,
ao"'eei' th". 49,, 80 ,'"., l,'iIn - 7
uecoiiiu HloIG P''ltS' ouC th"U t"eIo Is
no hotlccaOle changc IN tue terfapll
crop. The king crabs have not yentured
into the canal, because Of the delay in
ia completion. Increasing brackishness
of water il accountable for these thinrs.
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~ iil'el estli'5 iaa'.el III IolIlGItlo
WlsH neeAPeGteu aPl'plnItn ot Alllt"
I. h9olEson 70 me chlel JuStlceshlp Is
that just 100 years ago, in 1913, Mr..
llObinsOn's grCGt-grandfather, Peter
Robinson, was aDpOnted Judge in Sus-
sry county. updar the old three counties
svstcm H. pnlfnsnn,s Urandf,thar
y - D., ,,,r II, ?i,lIta,,
hlso name refer, "as lllaue JuuSc uioei
lhe inter constitution. iiiS lathef,
Alfred p. Robinson, was Secretary OF
State under Governor Ross. His aunt
was the wife Of the late Judge Wo0tten.
His uncle, Thomas Robinson, was a
mrmber of CONGRESS from Delaware.
n,,,
T"' ,r,, ..-.,.-.t, -
DOVER, Jan. -o'--lh he aehate met at lI'OJ
oe9ck q. nj.
INC house lolht resp..iLloh appointing
Joiht committee 70 a5Sertalh tAe calSe T,., q
delay IN cNhhcGtlhS hei9p"'h ana Dela
ware bays was concnFfed IN. committee
Mgssrs koss ana IHle'
Aollce: ~, MT. lillinE; 10 incorporate thC
llomew9od Lana ana improvement ,o'
by Mr. loss, alV regulating asslShIhent'
for the benefit ol crelltorsi Dy MI
heenrAs, act TO incorporate the MlllquV
Land Co.
Read and referred; House NH 70 renew
the act Incorporating the Farmers bahk ol
the state OF Delaware.
lntroduced by Mr,, Pyle, to transfer
farm OF Edward woodward from nitet
school districts nos. q ana ~ TO lHStfc
No. ~, New Castle county; by MI rye tl
divorce AettIe NJ. from John II, short.
Passed senate Dill To make Labor llay
4 legal holiday; House Dill 70 authorize
sIT -. " ~ ~ s, ,;,1 u, So,
.ta tbat III. ,;oye,nor haI annrovad III,
"ificiai bond of linn i DmIannv Stot,
auditor Of accounts. The certificate WAS