Smyrna times., 1893-11-01
Smyrna House Reopened.
A NEW ORDER OF THINGS To RE
INSTITUTED

INSTITUTED.
The Smyrna House, which. ,,,.
turned down by the court in obed;enoo
to an unusually strong romonstrsncc
on the part of our citizens against ~
way 1t was conducted and the evils ra.
suiing therefrom, did not remain
GiOsed put short time. The fractional
license provision added to the law n
lew years ago made this possible.
On Thursday the parties DESIRING I;
cense appeared before Judge Marvel
An intended application. which the ot'
torneys feet would have no show of
success as it was little more than .
onauge OF name, was thus withheld
ana the name of VIM. NJ. Dudley nre.
sented, and no objection offered. he
was granted license until the next ses-
SION OF eoyrt by Judge Marvel The
iatter said that tie paper that had come
gown to them from the citizens of
smyrna against the demoralizing in.
Iuences OF the Smyrna House. "a II
had been conducted, vas one of tho
strongest that had ever been presented
70 court. They were bound to con
slder such a statement as was nooJo
therein, and in granting the license to
sell intoxicating drinks, he did II win
Cne understanding that the bnsiness
snail De judiciOusly conducted and tho
law observed. He further said n ,bis
Is not done, and the citizens make oon1
plalnC 70 the court, it will be of EttIe
cense. '"e IL
Mr; Dudley the new lessee. is from
Che Eastern Shore, but has been n resj
dent OF MiddletOwn for the mast t,,,o
years: He has served a term in ,bo
maryland Legislature and was aiso Co.
a Time 10 the Custom House Of Raiti.
more. His first and second vito G.ia
tersl were both Delaware ladies ,rn.
"OUII % Odessa, maiden name Thomas.
we understand land this promise
was MADE at Dover that radical
enanges shall be made in the MANAGE.
ment OF the Smyrna House. This will
oe great gain right in the start for
Sne morals OF many young men. who
aRe Cnls place of evening resort
on Saturday pights. Here.
solore the dice box and billiard tables
nave been in close proximity to the
Dar-as II the use of one was a natural
prelude TO the other; and thus SCORES
OF young people have been led into de-.
Lnnorallzed habits who at first went in
tnere Y TOR assoGiation, or to keen ont Of
Dne cold, These are to be changed
VIZ; the bar Is to be cut off from the
rest OF the room, the chairs for Iouna1
ing removed and probably a part NJ tie
leVlees that have served as intieo1
nents, removed. 'i''0o'
Presumably, this promise will onoi,.
WITH full force 20 the eolored bar and {
PACK yard, where the disorder has hean
more @ disturbing to the public peace.
mere was a feeling of chagrin On
ne part of those whose active efforts
9rough the court suppressed the sale ]
u intoxicating liquors for time that
ihrough the same channel it should Inv '
ne process of law) be renewed with az e
lttte delay. True, theirs was vic s
ory slorn OF its results by law which e
vas va. not incorporated IN the original 3
III. But this is an old hosteIria bavino {
~ as sucn, large Investments, that d
80" seFVe I've US purpose In furnishing f
eiSer ,,t Sn TOT tne travelling public with. Il
=. ueoauchlng at the same time the o
iorais % OF the young. As we under. Il
.anu % Ihe situation, the new manage d
ie4e purposes not to antagonize the is
iolai 'sla sentiment Of the community in 81
naC . may pertain to their conduct. oulv pr
lar as there may be difference Of SC
1lnlon on license or restriction as NJ
AIMED by our legislators. II is desired I'll
we understand, that in cases where th
IS considered the law or peace of the Ii
no nmunity has been disturbed. thai dc
mplaint be made to the proprietor so Sc
can be remedied, and n this Il not
me, the citizens will not be held cen.
raole for making their complaints
Town at court. Of